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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03
ALEXANDRIA. Dc
SATURDAY N0RyLNG, DEF

FueL-This necessary article is a.,
scarce IN our town. OAK " bod i. ..,r
wharves at fire dollars, anl Pine =, y
three quarter dollars per cord. T.. ,'
the whole District i, UNUSUAL, ) aau y
ragraph is inserted in the h"pe r,tit o,,'
the attention. Of our country fiend,. n
terest will prompt them to send lar. I
to market.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03

1t is mentioned to US, that the Duran,
is, in reality, great curiosity to ,bo,.
studying the works Of nature. Il, No.,
hardly thought OF when considering bo'
allied it seems to be to the human FAM
of the members of which might prof, by (.
its example i'll more ways than one.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03

A communication in the Richmood Il,
headed "Thc benefits Of Internal Ina.
begin to speed the plough on our We.,e,,L
Success to the good cause-may it goo,.'
ins and to prosper!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03

The clerks Of the Courts in the lovs
Virginia are about to hold Convention.
to their fees, sc. This is truly the 49,.
yentiUns.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03

We have found time to read Cooper, M
vel, the Bravo, now on sale at our Boz. :,
1t is highly-fini picture Of yra.r,n
ners, customs, and scenery. Although We
rather that The gifted author had not lei, III
country to find subjects for his wondering
fancy to act on, yet we are not sorry, lori
fame, that he has written this novel. l.,
generally admired.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03

The Richmond Enquirer appears il. =!
improved dress. The Enquirer often ii!
caslon to extract from our column, and %,
on our articles-and vet does not ezch,.,
US. We are indebted to friend for a,
the Enquirer. How does that paper &c, o.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03

Hogs.-6O,Ooo bis. Of posk, est
mated here at 10 per barrel
$4,000 head Of stock hogs, at 80
per head
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03

TalIeyrand had confidential servant exces-
sivelv devoted to his interests, but wltha superla
lively ipquisitve. Having one day ntrusted him
with letter. the Prince watched his faithful valet
from window of his apartment, and with some
surprize observed him coolly reading the letter
en- route. On the next day similar commission
was confided to the servant, and to the second
letter was added postscript. couched in the follow
ing terms:-.' You may send verbal answer by
the bearer: he is perfectly acquainted with the
whole affair. having taken the precaution to read
this previously to its delivery" Such postscript
must have been more effective than the severest
reproaches."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03

ins, My lord, cannot count you Tor less ! nan
ten,'' and went mn counting Accordingly. tme
other teller, Lord Harris, moody and careless
man, took the telling for granted which Lpra
Grey. in the hurry Of the moment, forgetting what
he had done, gave in. This decided the MAORI
ty for the ayes. and the bill, one Of the most ln
nortant to the freedom Of England, the right 10
bail before trial, was made part and parcel OF the
law.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03

nThe noble lord in the blue ribbon" said Fox,
IN one of his nervous attacks on Lord North
81 see, carries the concentrated majesty Of the
government in his person. But, however it may
have been in other times. he shall not be counted
for his cabinet; he shall 60 for nothing more than
he ,s worth in the settlement Of this question"
F's referencewas probablyto theyery curious, Eve
ry lucky mistake casting up the votes in the ce.
lebrated sIst Of Charles III. Lord Grey, one of
the tellers, and a man of pleasantly, on seeing
very corpufent peer entering the house, said, laugh
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03
$4,000

100000
1880
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03

Fatal Accident.-On Sunday morning the 13th
inst. party of men, being in pursuit of deer in
the western part of Morgan county. Va. disco.
vered one on the Potomac, near the mouth of Ca
capen river, which took TO the water. Some Of
the party having crossed to the Maryland side of
the Potomac, HieronimoIs Dick, one of them,
fired at the deer, while in the water, and missed
Adam Kailor, who is said not to have been con-
nected with the party, but who was on visit to
the house of friend on the Virginia side. aware
of Dicks intention to fire. and being in the d.
rcction of his aim, stepped behind tree; bat OBJ
serving negro near him to move to avoid the
danger he also started from his conc ealment. and
the next moment received the ball from Dicks
rifle just above the groin, fell and instantly expir-
ed. The ball bad missed the deer.as we have stat
ed, struck the water, and glanced. Its lament
able effect was the n, xt moment observed BY the
party on the Maryland side, and Dick exhibited
the most poignant grief at the event;
TWinthester Rep.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-03

An article appeared a few days since IN one of
the Baltimore papers, announcing that ball was
ter requested, or intended to request, the ladies
not to forget their tickets; but by some mischance
of the DEVILS. (printers,J the twas dropped: the
ladies took umbrage and refused to go to ball
where persons who could be suspected to forge
tickets might be admitted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-19
OF V NJ sc

'T iirNFy' -t Long Island her Eclipse. hese . all
",,s'rhe'ii's ui '1c NrablJn stock and neither En-
gan! on America fas ever Yer pr5Gf,.l roca horse
mat a.d not p1r'0k, lasIely a. rho il,J H. e,,c
'7 an evidence oftis stock.
Sna1u, the celebrated French r-tor,,.. e,o,r.
h@ Oh them. says, they rarely Exceed four Fee, cL,
'nthgs h'-H' blu, the continued cxpcrc- CO of In
saLu and France shows that their s2c has no inNi,
ShIe oi tLcir p-oCeOy. Il has harc:oF,re stond y,
hc 'uc5y. whore bl0oGcd mares. ore scarce: ard
""f'c The dec ded ri7!ity tor the Virginia s,ock
produced most un cuaI ,c,rupfi, ION: vet under
.h's' cI>auvan'ugcs; IA has produced some amonr
th' Uesi racers ever rai.cd in the State tE,uoI II
was no. UaiA be forced himsrlf into MOTTO. that
ne WIS p''fons'd by a." breeders OF the turf The
n"-c-t.5 has m his posse. ION l.r cr from Col
'." ~. "car lexington, X n,url;y "a DISTINGUISHED
fA-tr and patron oi tic turfl who h,s been breed.
!H[ from u'n the last two years He SAYS ms ,,ts
OBJ c-l"i 90 super or size 20 his colts from tho
''. Intr.- 'r a1s C'hrr Grr-r. tina he has n f,vn
200 odd lilly. f..en lands heb: aud his ycorin,
.."-. equally promising; and that he does not bee
'r.2 'a't any to7"' coti! have gotten as GOOD "a
lC's ou "' '"e same inar.@ have also. many ether
.c~ iI .r.H.a TO 'Ir -gac EJECT. and unp from Or
1-'"is ii 'Tshaa. ID mention him because presume
BE- rs known 20 many gentlemen IN VirrIn,a:i he
sIehFs "i IN" STOCK ~ tn highest terms Hrticuar
ol t"r superior $40 eud fine form And. all Tho
= H .awnn "l,h "lam La:c correspondent concur
in 'A ..e'. that has Boon ~ o. 70 hlonIe,i mares
r.Ii i.' .l=- 1850 years. 50 that his colts bv them
have not -es come on the tuT. The DISTINGUISHED
racers @' 4-S produced. h2ssaa, Supposed by many
.". 'r'. best r7re horse over raised m KrniuckvI
ami others, have been ir m rn1mon mares. Bv
reference 20 'hH American Turf Register vol l.
age ILL., .l' D. spoken of as producing strkipr aud
very superior race of horses in Ken uciy
.."'s'. - '"o' JOHN TUCKER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-19

Ma AUNDEGS Treasury o. Knowlc5c. &. Library
L's OF Rcc!c"ca--pir'5 ~ ,, ip one neat volume
con aiming English Dictionary. Grainm.r &c: now
talvcr a Gaz t,cer Classical Dictionary: chron .ory
ond history; Dictionary of Law Terms. 4 g. &c. 81.
tHe whole surmpunteG by IT raj moSims and nro-
We. bra! Aphori.ms, in a!pha5r teal order.
We have great pcasur" in notcinra very useful
book called 'hlaund rs Treasury OF LuowitGgr and
Library Of Reference. Il Is, M fact. an Encycnr.
ara IN miniature, and comprises, wthis very small
compass. much accurate inlo-ra;juup ON .yary sub
Ject OF consequence. rs book al reference #,
"lH be ~ inca.luab q advantage; ana tie many who
h1ve moi her ca-ipr nor tho disposition for more
elaborate s'udy. VII Gui an Mr Nio@aJn.'s volume
ah"Ie means of2cC saiuTur themselves with eycry
branch Of knowledge taatcan interest improve tho
mind. - Courier.
Her 'sri gramm1r--"u improved English dc,iona-
ry--o law d'ctlunary-a ciasslca, d.ctonury--a "a
Zettfof-'ab.c' Of weights aui measrres-of verbal
disiincto"s--n compendium Of chronology and his
tory vi'ha host Of other things ali equally useful
nc whole VIC may ndd, Is beautifully printed and
the arrangement is as sim.l' and excellent as The
matter IS ya.uab'c."-THc &psc,si,r.
Just published IN London ard for sale hv
! II. NASH
Al-o--No. 10 Family Library. mar Ia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-19

Irish Linen Store.
I'D II. JENKINS has on hand. Of recent ImpcT,a-
re. titIon an extensive assortment of IRIsIi ASH
GERMAN LINENs Persons waning iuens tor the
Spring, viii fine them all prices, by the piece. half
piece. or yard. al Linens purchased at Ills house
arc warranted pure Linen ,ad grass bieqci.
Also on baud few pieces OF extra fine Linens,
suitable for collars, sc &c. Al of which will be-
sold at The most reduced prices, o. Il. II. JENKINS
Meriuu Shawl. Linen and Fancv Day Good Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-19
New Spring Goods.

New Spring Goods.
- 0BERF JENKINS l. opening. by The Pack
"a 81 Tantlvy from Nrw York, the following
Dry Go DIS
Chargcable colarcd Gro de Maps
Rich figured white Gauze Wells
An extensive assnr'mCn' black Lace VOLS.
Blonde figured Gauzc Hdkf4 fancy roorcd. and
half mournng-a new style of goods and for 81 al
low price.
few dozen more of those elegant embroidered
white cotton Hose
A few pieces, style, French coronation Cling,
hams
Linen Floss and Linen Purng.
case German Linens, which, for fn"ross and
chcapncss, arc preferable TO any yet offered, md viii
be sold at the most reduced Prices at -, ,.,.,,.;
mar Linen and Fancy Dyy Goois s'orc
A. l.. BOTTS d CHARLES +. Bolts,
ATTOR.NIES .lT L.9JY.
FENlIE subscribers wall regularly attend TIC courts
n held in The city of Richmond They promise
faithful and dI!gcni at'eaton to any business enrTus
ted TO them. A. j.. BOTFS.
Gil y Bolts.
4 l. Bolts proposes TO establish IN Tie city Of
Richmond a General Agency Office ~ COMMISSION
with the practice of The Law collect CLAIMS and
to doJsjo ctct -alcs Of stock. OF all dcscrp-
tons publicly privately -to procure loans of money
aud to dispose of the same In every instance the
commissions will be moderate.
The subscriber would DC glad To draw deeds #
convcyaGccs. and in trust deeds to act as Trustee.
Any person having claims of doubtful character
would do well 20 apply to HIM &. have them arranged
and that If they please coudi'iuuallyIn any matter
of difficulty able legal advice Will Ice procured with
out additional charge.
Having an extensive acquaintance IN The state,
those wishing to lend or borrow sums of money
would do well 10 apply TO hm-ihs can he done free
Of postage, and If not suitably negotiated loss
Inconvenience can be sustained. Every honorable
cXertou shall be used and not the most remote risquc
hlZlrdcd llT the subscriber concerned IN any
transaction entru ted TO him 10y seller buyer, Dor
rover or lender.
Having been for the last ten years n mcmhcr Of
Inc Council Of Virginia, he has necessarily become
cOuvcrsant with lc subject of h,nd ciaims J ysro-
iuiiDnG5y sCErir,,-sush cjaus will be- attended tc
for the conditional compensation ot ono fourth " oh
,alucd, nothing Vt not allowed. IN attending TO such
claims he will be aided by gentleman of much OK
pcricncc aud who has devoted much nc TO tie srfuo.
attached to us o'irc VIII be- established If desired
by the citizens of Richmond and It's vicinity Read
ing Room and EScbaugc Office, under the manage
0'0' OF sultnb" Uo-sp"; and wherever an Hrcu' .r
"uci,onccr Of any description may O.. employed, O. ..
care will be observed
The above establishment will go INTO operation Glr
tst of April next or c.r'r---0nd Of $500. dp. rpcc viii
uc GIvtu h J. Bolts
Sperm Candles, DC.
100 Boxes up rm candles, warranted good
wv quality
chests guppowdcr tea rcoIly beet quality
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-19

TERMS ->uRst EIrIoE to r,e D,ily Rituo.r " 40 u
City Subscribers So, and for shorter period
mail $40 ycaE
AnvtnrasNo For one square Of Is lines lrss,
uoi' 20 cents two Insertions 81; three insertions - liz amt
very succeeding insertion i3i cc,s
ihuce wees FRS, w,ch 81 p; every succeeding week 81
sertiOn so cents
Once week, FIST insertion - cents; every succeeding
fs'iion So
pnr
lianscn; advertisers must pay II advance.
no number uf the Ms, they
oil be inserted uht ordered be stopped and charged
,iiingly.
Annual Advertisers charged 80 dollars for squares.
i in that proportion for advertisements greater eret:
except AutOneers and Lottery dealers SluO
X The CONSTITUTIONAL WHO: published twice
week, (Fuesdays and Fridays f"e Gors per auuui,
payshc IN advance
forfdrertis'nS-75c cents square, less, the
serior, aud 81 cents for each continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-19
COIL COLT! COIL
ENGLISH ANIMALS FOR 1881.

ENGLISH ANIMALS FOR 1881.
i ANDSCAPE ANNUAL ,lm~l -utcd by 20 e!c
~ gant cngravings. AID handsome v bound
The Musical BJpu. Album of music, poetry and
prose- and illustrated by many splendid engraylugs
The Remembrance, edited By Roscoe, with many
-, handsome rngravings and beautifully bound.
The IRIS, literary and religious off eng. with nu-
mcrous inc engravIng> and bound m silk.
Falstaf'4 Come Annual illustrated by several hun
drcd remarkably humorous cuts to lie. and wei
bound. Fnr sale by
II J II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-19
PTO&PECTUS OF
THE NATIONAL INTELLlGENCEH


IrHri.EIu o., rG. CIT. or W .glxeTos sv -
CIEES ~ SE4TOT
'EyIE NATION = Ii'vELLIGGNcE,.: is an Old
established journal ai rna .,at oil ,,a Ca,eraI c.,
publishes. oasay he Paceers and Bess,s g'
Congress and contains regular fun and accurate Pa
port these than any la he Union: contains also The
#r oi 'c and "' the state Papers aud Documents OF
r".c interest a .,.sc, originating 10 that body These
ton winch IS % be laa IN lis columns c9nnec c,' .I''n ma,
Genera. lat. 6 0ur country, with Literature and Sci>
Cr-f a. rc wr.,d al LARGE: to-eiier win the
character of l.ru-.s winch the rarer ina. aICsy wi mo
maa Us.u. ana even valuable all who feel an interest in
.', c1nre..~ oi u's of. oit,' countries
The .s1sr''.sarsa j. published Daily and Tri.~e,kly
Toe Daily paper s $40 dyclr or Sc Tor Xix months
The Country lu,igeaceri published three times a wee.
'' ue exception sometimes OF portion fhe of Con.
gross. during which is published twice week ) al the pr-e
~ @ 1,s ysar payable "a advance, four dollars 70,
M .''''.s. mar -
Is Powhatou county court, February Ae 9th, 1851.
= a. :. Woodbridge, Seth Cooke Nccutor Of Joseph
bondur1nt deed, and Benjamin Bondurant, commits
against Joseph . Davis, samuel Davis, and William
blackburn, de!ts.-1N CH,ScERy.
This dsy came tire compliments by A. G. Wool
bridge, esIr., their attorney, and fled heir bill and
the dele dsut william Blackburn, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the
act Of assembly and the rules of this court and il an
pcaunE % tHe sat saCun Of the court that M s nCt
an iuhl5r'ant OF this commonwealth: Therefore on
the motion ot the complts, by their said attorney II
ie ordered, that the said William vi tckburn do apDear
here on the third "Wednesday in May next and answ or
tNa blu oi the compliments, and give secur,t,
Gr performing such decree as the court u..
m herein, and that copy Of .his order be fort.
w,l Inserted in some newspaper published m the CT.
of Richmond for two months yely and tha, ,
other copy be posted the front door OF the co,i
lr'.-r ct this county Tor two successive court da,s
81 Cory Icste. %. T. GNANE5, ID. G.
lie lNtNN5.-W r.mui'tcd Go fhr Jau. .r Tct.
"a fr.u No.u.r..n ir gtn day ui October. 1850.
as runaway s.lr..1 negro man who calls himself
ID As !. rrarr-rH says thar he bo'Hur. 20 the widow
3rr'1r. ucnr stanton. Va he BE- of dark,complcx
'on. o3'n, 81 years of age. feet or inche. nigh
ra. als .a-l lac fore finger OF hls right hand. Tho
% ard
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-19
WINTER ARABIAN.

This beautiful and true Arabian Horse,
\ will stand again % my stable In the coun-
by ct Brunswios, about iiity-hye miles
i Sou.h Of Richmond, and thrty-,A-ec
= nth Of observation-disclosures north east
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-19
SEEDS.

NJ Office Will be sold at auction or the prclnI-
~ ses. on The 2ist March next, 81 acres of Land
fronting on Second street and adjoining the Poor
House tract belonging to the city of Richmond.
y cred I'll the LIST August. VIII be allowed the
purchaser upon his giving satisfactory security.
Mr.. John Garth VIII supcriutenl the sale. 20 whom
those inclined to purchase VIII please apply for a
view ofthe plat AMI further description OF the prop
crty. JOHN YALE
Bnic'Cnrt CO Feb /. 1881 ~ co8'-fcb .
Se""k Snle of Groceries at AmrI,e>s
1aTliE Subscribers Intending TO discontinue their
q present business Will offer Tor sale. by auction
on Tuesday nest. the ED. their entire Sloc, OF
GROCERIES, comprising q very general ossor;-
mcnt, ana Of excellent quality.
Sale to bn conducted by GTGs, DuNrcp g. Co.
Terms at sale SMITH 4, JOHNSON.
mar G-tls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-19

Citlr : Just
JAS WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-19

Sperm Candles, dc.
100 Boxes up nm candles, warranted good
\ wv quality
chests Guppowdcr tea rtpIly best quality
10 bales Scotch rsnaburCs, landing th.s nor
mig for sale by OTIS, DUNLOP s. co
mar &c -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-29
TAX FOR 1881.


Al n Town Meeting holden June z, 1881, at the
State iIouse in Newport,
ETOFFD, That the Collector of taxes be, and
he Ii hereby authorized TO allow one half Of
one per cent per month, Ia all those who may pay
the full amount OF their taxes previous 10 the LIST Ct
Apnl. 1892, 10 commence at the tune the tat
shall be assrsSed and ready for payment, under
the regulations that have been or may he passed
al this meeting: No allowance to be made in he
estimation OF interest for the odd days. .diso rO-
td that the laws governing the collection OF tax
rs bc strictly enoccd against all those vino sha'l
neglect the payment Of their taxes within the tine
specified. a true copy: witness,
Il. b. ROWLAND, TOTn elk.
"a Office. The subscriber, Collector Of the
"a TO I'M Tux voted in June last, hereby
gives notice, that ~ has commenced the collect
ing of said tax, aud respectfully requests all those
indebted TO pay the same without delay. at No. 9,
Marae, square. JOSEPH MARTIN.
Newport. Oct. 90, 1881.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-29
JULIA BRACE,

TIE DEAF, DUMB, AND BLIND GIRL, AT THE
HARTFo ASYLUM.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-29
ar a TOW.V MEETING,

Hoidcn ia .Ntuport, Nor. 80, 1881,
wA7HEREAS the Town Council having here
w tcfrre been authorized TO fix the location
Of the Pound or Monument on Easton's Beach,
aud regulate the taxing stones, sand and gravel
foin said Teach, and they having regulated the
Ia ing Of the same 10 the westward Of said Monu-
ment, and affixed penalty therefor, Voted and
n sglrcd, hat said Town Council be, and they
ace hereby authorized and requested to prosecute
~, person or persons belonging to any other town,
who may take stones, sand or gravel from any
Il OF sad Beach. that this vote be pub
listed in the Herald Of the Times three weeks.
A true copy witness,
B. Is. ROWLAND, Torn Clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-29

and atlas
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WoodbridgeS Will
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Euler's Algebra
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Der, instant.
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SCHOOL BOOKS
FOR SALE BI
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Alden's lst part
Alden's Cd part
Cummings Spelling
book
Nlurray's ditto
New Y Ork ditto
Il T. A ID + Il S.
Easy Lessons
Boston Reading
Lesson
Improved Reader
Worces ster's second
book
American Precep-
tor
Murray's Introduc-
ton
Murray's Reader
Pronouncing En-
glish Reader
Murray's Sequel
Agricultural Read
Young Reader
Introduction to Ma
tional Reader
n ational Reader
Historical Reader
Rhetorical Reader
American lst class
book
Academical Spea-
ker
Mental Guide
SCOTS Lessons in
Elocution
Columbian Orator
II / S Il o X Y.
First lessons in his
tory
Goldsmith Greece
Goldsmith's Rome
Goldsmith's Eng
land
Grimshaw's Eng
land
Blair's England
Trimmcr's ditto
History of United
States
Goodrich's United
States
Emcrson's Ques-
tions to Goodrich s
United States
Grimshaw's United
States, ana Vues-
tions
Welpleys Compend
and Questions
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-29
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