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For Sale,

A two story dwelling house owned by tho
~ subscriber and now occupied by lrhom.
os Fisher pleasantly situated on the Hin, the
above property ifnot disposed ofpseyious to
the thirteenth ofJuue viii on that day be sold
al Public Auction. y
LIKEwIsE,at private Sale a paw ellgibly
situated in tao broad aisle in the Methodist
Episcopal church FOR terms applyto
Newport May % 1882. James Pltman.
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AN AWFUL OccUnnENcE.--One Of the
most terrific and heart-rending scenes
was exhibited in Cumberland County,
Ky. on the 9Th inst. that the inhabitants
ofthese regions have ever been called to
witness. A number ofmcn were collect
ed at Mr.. Ezekiel Perdue's, for the pur-
poss of rolling logs. They went into n
field which abounds with dry standing
timber, part Of which was on fire, a
party, consisting of six men and boy,
went 20 work near tree that was bur-
ming. Just ns they were preparing to
roll log, the tree OF fire fell Immediate
ly on the company. Joseph Mayes,
John Huff, jr.. aud Jamos Bristo, were
itistantaneousIy killed. Archibald M.
Perdue was mortnlIy wounded, and en-
pred in a few hours mono ofthe,n were
heard to speak after the tree fell. VIM.
=. Perdus, q youth aged fourteen years.
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was badly wounded, but hopes are en-
tertained Of his recovery. Samuel Pit
man was slightly wounded. John Huff,
SEN, was the only one of the seven who
escaped unhurt. Mr.. Mayes has left a
wife and nine children; Mr.. Huff had
been recently married; MIR. Brisio and
Mr.. Perdue were young unmarried men,
Chris,ian Advocate
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The New-Yori Mercantile Advertiser
has The following extract of letter from
Madeira, dated April Il
''1he distress among the poor is very
great--many Of them are half dend With
hunger.-Commcrc being entirely at "A
stand, thereis consequently no employ
ment for them. The: government con
tnucs its exerli0ns to encourage and ex-
asperate the mod against those whom
they suppose to be Liberals. They have
armed these miscreants as guerillas, en-
trusted them with arms and ammunition,
and wo to any one with clean shirt that
walks the streets afte. sunset Several
murders have been committed-the au-
thors and abettors are known, but no
notice is thken of them. All the north
ern part of the Island, was lately IN a
state Of open and declared riot. The
mob marched from one parish to another,
headed by some priests and other sco,m-
drels, robbed and murdered'i in open day
NIL who they chose to say were Liberals,
and placed the country in the most aw-
fuI state. Some of them even came to
town, threatening that their forces would
soon be among us.-They bought pow
der and shot, without any interference Uf
the government. Some ofthe atrocities
committed by these rascals, equal in 'fe-
rocity Of the buccaneers. Things are
again somewhat more quiet--bnt God
knows how long they will last. 80
''Thc blockade has been acknowledged
by England. Some officers from an
English frigate now here, were severely
naulod last night by some Of the officers
of the Lisbon troops.--The Captain Of
the frigate, and the British Consul are
making terrible rumpus about It, and |
hope u may result in some row between
Them and our precious government
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VIM. j. 'Tilley,

WILL OPEN THIS DAY
NIORE ofthosc French black Lus,rinrs
I'VE and Black Gros de Naples Silks. which
are 50 very Chcap.--.ALSO. Two Cases
Mems and Boys HATS. at very low prices--
with a variety Of CAPS. essAs y \,
.9LSO, Two Cases of P1pER. .Ha-vG-
LvGS, quite handsome, tor 20 cents tho Roll.
--One Case SrRAw BosrErTs, ofhsndsons
patterns. 4 49,, .. ~
export, May 1st. - 9
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Another rencontre, which can never,
under nny circumstances, be otherwise
than discredtable to the parties, has oc-
cured at Washington, between Mr..
Heard and Mr.. Arnold, growing out of
the Houston afftir. hIr. Heard fred n
pistol at Mr.. Arnold, who in turn stabbed
him several times with a sword-cane.--
We received letter yesterday from. a
friend in Washington, which says
.eThe parties here are in u high state OF
evaporation. Some very inaisc.eet
friends of Gov. Houston, resenting The
violence of Stanbery, Arnold, Gc.'haye
i'uru !ispusrd To act very imprutcntly.
The coalition, who are ready 10 oaSefze
hold of every thing, are disposed to
charge all this upon the President, who
ifhe had an opportunity, would advise
ngainst it as soon MS you or would 10
so."--Prov. Her. $
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NOTICE.

ENHE. Suesciber has during the past week
a. received large additional supply Of
European asd Domestic Spring gocds of cy-
cry iycrlption--which enables bip 10 offer
to customers a very large aud elegant %,
sor,ment ut prices that cannot fail 10 please.
THOMAS FOWLER, JE.
May s!h 1882.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. 3l
HNHE subscribers having been appointed by
N the Hon. Court ofPfobate ioF tho town
Of Newport, Commissioners to receive and
examine the claims against the estate of
JACOB CLARKE, late Of Newport. deceus.
cd, represented insolvent and six months from
the date hereof is allowed for receiving said
claims, we will attend at tho Office of JosRpm
MARTIN, on Market square, on the first Mon.
day of July Sept. and Nov. next, at = O'Clock
T.. al. Tor the purpose aforesaid
ISAAC c. PfcKTAM,)
JosEPH MAGrIN. yConimisgis.
TnosAs SrooNER, ,f.t
Al persons indebted TO said estate are 10.
quested TO make immediate payment 20 the
subscriber
CLARK BURDICR, Adm's.
May 9Th, 1882.
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No. 100 Thamcs-st.
ETAVE received from New York sopply
n a ofirst rate Materials for manufacturing
Ladies' and Centlemen's Boots & Shoes of
every descriptions and desire to furnish their
customers with the same, made in the pea,ss'
siyle-of WoTkms rshp.
ALSO. an addition to their former stock OF
Ladies, Misses g. .Cbildren's Roots g. Shoes,
which makes thor assortment complete
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Cart Of Probate, Ns,opor,, May 7th, 1892.
WI HEREAS tho Guardian account on the
wv estate of JohuR. Sherman,o Newport,
was presented Cor examination md allowance.
II is ordered, That the consideration thereof
be referred to Court ofProbate, 10 DO holden
nt the State House in Newport, on The iss:
Monday in Juno next, at Q o'clock am, aui
that previous notice be given by Publishing
copy this ordar thros several times in tho
Rhode leland Republican, to oil persons in-
isrested 10 said estate TO appear at said time
and place, ond be heard.
4hs I'rae copy--teitness.
Nav slh II. b. HowLssp, Probate Clk.
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VNIlE Steam. Boat RUSHLIGHT, has
"A commenced her regular trips to, and
from Providence. leaving Providence eve
~ week day, at o'clock A. NJ. anu New
port at.3 Mon Sundays, leaves Provi-
donce al o'clock A. M. and Newport at 4 r.
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NOTICE.

G-3"All notes Il accounts Of long Stand
due to II. II. Wilbor-- upless paid by tho
first Of juno viii be pu, into tho hands Of en-
Attorney for collection. M
Newport May 8 1892.
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To Let,

A gentlo family horse, and an elegant
IN chario,ee, by WIN. 8. vOSE
May o.
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NEW HAT STORE,

TTNHE subscribers respectfully inform their
n friends and the public, that they haye o.
pened store. No. l35, Thames.st., (ncxt
ncr,h Of the Office of the Newport Mercury
where they offer for salc, lasge ussortmen Mt
Of HATS, comprising oil kinds, which for
cheapness, elegance and durability, are not
surpassed in New York or elsewhere. :
Public patronage is solicited.
HATS made to order, at tho shortest no
tice. JOSEPH b. WEAVER.
JOHN q. WEAVER.
Newport, April "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-07
MASON COUNTY.

AT meeting of the Jackson Corresponding Committee
Tor Mason county, held the Point Pleasant Hotel on
the Ith July, lS32-lsaac Newman being in the Chair
ana John NJ Swallow being appointed Secretary, the fol-
lowing resolutions We're submitted and adopted
ReSOired That this committee approve of Andrew
jackson oil Tennessee, for the of the Office of
President of the u States and that they will use all law
iuI and honorable means 10 promote his election.
ResoIced, That the Committee be enlarged by the adj
dlhon OF John O. Henderson, Saml. Henderson, Peyton
Dobbns, Thornton Edwards, Thos Saunders John BRYAN
Lewis Allen, Andrew Owen, Nathaniel G. Mason, Charles
f. Hoy, Francis Hereford, George Harness. VIM Lewis
Mahlon Cooley, Joseph Sly, Moses Kounce Slas Rev
nods, Galeon Eastman, William George DR. r. II Far
row. Abraham Feharty, Walter Newman, Robert Here
ford John W. Beall, Charles Bea, James M'Collster
Andrew Wallis, Saunders Eastham Isaac Cooper Hiram
Cooper, George Cooper, William Clark, Jacob Newell
Morris Greehee, Obadiah PTewett, Grandyille Preweu
Moses Knapp John Knapp James Short Jesse Hill,
VIM. Allen, John Thornton, Edward Greenlee William
Grsenlee, William Bernaw, Christopher c. Bernaw Tho
mas j. BeTnaw, Lulwick l.. Bernaw David
Samuel Summerville, Owen Sibenl, Samuel Vansickels
Jacob Aleshie, William Stewart, Abraham Yansickels
Benjamin Sayre, William Porter William Hawkins Joh,s
Peck, Samuel Roush, Jonas Roush, David Middlecof.
Abraham Overshncr, Jacob Mddecoff Jonas Ball, An
drew Nj. Henderson, Williamson Ball, Henry Jones' Ro,
bert Rosbcry, Jacob Rickard, William Giland, andrew
Acres, Michael Rckard, George Acres, Samuel Rifle
George Rifle, Abraham Roush, Rein Vanmater John
Nanmater, Nimrod Boggess, Adam Borgess. WIN. Love-
David Roush Adam Richard, Henry Zrcle Joseph Long
Jonas Long, David Long, John Bryan, John Yeager,
Henry Neice, Michael Roush, Michael Zirce, Alexan-
der Long, John Lewis, Lewis Roush. George Rifle Jo-
Maxwell, Christopher Miller, Adam Fisher George La
masters.
ResoIUed That the proceedings of this meeting be for
warded by the Secretary to the Editors of Richmond
Enquirer with request that they will publish them.
ISAAC NEWMAN, Chairman
Nj. w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-07
TO THE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER.
THE VIRGINIA DOCTRINES,
Not .NullifcdfiOu-TNo. VII


III Modification be Revolutionary measure, and il
be the intention Of party in this country resort TO it,
and they could do with success, what lesson would il
Afford Of the instability Of human affairs and Of the inca
pacity OF mankind to understand promote their own
happiness and safety
That people living under despoc governments inse-
cure in their persons and property and hufhened by the
weight OF oppressive taxes, should be Fling try any
change, IS not wonderful But that any portion Of a
ton whose progress has been marked by the most
amPled prosperity, in which the OF subsistence
be easily obtained by any who will labor; where there
s no necessity Tor standing armies and yet the country
exempt from all danger from foreign attack where the
press IS perfectly unshacked where religion is free
ana dependent voluntary contribution alone for sup
port where suffrage is almost universal, and offices
ceSsble to ALL where the imposions by Government
comparatively light where there is public debt, and
uo umcuy IS not now TO raise revenue, but to employ
s surpluses should dream Of resort 10 force Il
cnange 'heir institutions, is thing prod gous n is
.arsc,er' mat none but the ceares evidence could con
vince ,he most increduous that il was true am dspo
scd to hope, that those who advocate this do no
see the extent Of iIsefiecls There is an enthusiasm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-07

given him. though dead Tor all tho living worth ye, eau
crowd into your ample dominion"
Now, let MS see what the solemn advice given 10
Virginia by M, jefferson, the Goth Dec 1925 After
depicting the string OF usurpaous Congress
&c including the tariff he asks tchat TO be done?
'Are to stand 10 like the hot.
No That must be the last resource, be thought
~ until much longer and greater suetiDgs. II erery
nirac'ion Of compact of many parties is be
at once as dissolution OF i ever be formed
which will last year. We must have patience and
longer endurance with our brethren while under deSOn
give them time Tor reflection and experience Of consequent
ces' Keep ourselves in situation 10 profit by the chapter
oil acchents and separate from companions only
,chen the sole alternatives left. the dissolution of
Union with hem, submission 10 government Grthout
limitation OF powers. Between these two evils when
we must make hoice, there be no hesitation But,
in the MEANWHILE the States should be yachul 10 note
every material usurpation OF their rights TO denounce
them as they occur in the most peremptoy terms;
sion shall be considered not as Acknowledgements
dents OF right but temporary yielding the lesser evil
until their accumulation shall opr,etgd that Of sepera
ton "
And has Virginia shown her generation for Mr. JEFF
teron by pursuing this identical course? We have kept
COOL aud availed ourselves Of the chaper accidents
we nave succeeded in getting great and beneficial re-
duch0n IN the tariff, and mean press for its final ad
jusmen upon resenue principles alone Things getting
right We see that the usupaons of the power make
roads and canals, and TO charter Federal Banks
foed by the President. In short strong indica-
tons Of the government being brought back The good
old principles OF jefferson himself And at such time
as nus Is 1t not the extreme Of madness TO proceed TO
NULLIFICATIoN, which has other Ineligible
ing but DIsUNIoN? The leaders of South Caroline,
was lately remarked, practising fraud upon tho
people, by telling them that Nulli6cation peaceful
and constitutional renedps
But my letter has grown to too great length, and
must conclnde although have not said one half that
wish TO say. trust that my dear aun will take these
tings into consideration and hasten back to OF
peace ana safety She has shifted about many times,
that she will get praise blame for making
another tack in her sailing
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under constitutional authority. On the othar hand il is
syowed by some who in favor OF this doctrine that
Nuhnca'ion is not constitutional remedy, but measure
OF resistance In this latter opinion fully concur and
uus' nave proved il correct But how the peo-
PIC oil south Carolina, when this doctrine is presented to
w snch different and opposite shapes, be safe in de-
eung IN ITS favor' Many who attached the Union
ana constitution would be willing TO resort to Nul6ca-
uon as remedy il they considered il constitutional who
would revolt at it, if they believed il 10 be, unques
uonao'y IS measure OF resistance and revolution But
why such solcitude for this remedy Is there any one
VINO mas gwen II unequivocally his support be
ha1e 10 reace his steps, ami to be compelled say with
the Poet
have set my life upon cast
Anu will stand the hazard of the die.'
trust there is such; but il there be- the great body
oil those who have hitherto sanctioned this doctrine would
nave no motive for not exchanging il for one more ap-
proved by the general sentiment for that cause more
ecacious in itself But il may be said that though Null
ncauon may be of resistance does follow
mal Is revolutionary. have already endeavored TO de-
hons'ae, that any successful resistance essential
part Oh the constitutional authority is revolution But the
uegree oil revolutionary measure whether be the in
cePuon or consummaton OF it, is not worth discussing
u DC me commencing act, VIC all know i'm what IL must
terminate; and we have been told by one, who had as
great an agency in the formation and overthrow States
ana empires, lived: That revolutions never 90
oackwards.' AGRICOLA.
V 10 the last No of AgO there is
quoting M hadons etieo the ~ Am Royiew which changes
OF passage Though
noo' win constitutional" The word ought
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AZ the residence Of his grandfather, Thos " Booking
tehcld, the 25th ut Jacob Sherwn,
sygats and months, AFTER an Illness Of eighteen
Thus short week, her eldest
mother TO the abode Lovely pleasant in their lives by
divided
OF the boroaved husband and father
Jeots of affection such quick carly and an
pected what bopo s doubJy bIgb
ed by the fo OF deatay the wounded spirit relief ffom
submissive confidence IN Him whose
have inflicted the bowand its affections hopes to that
world which disease and death rove invade.
Tn Monday the
OF Cen William Madison, Madison county her 6st wear TO
all the domestic virtues, sho aldod
of temper, and that paynoss disposition which throw
charm around tho social circle She aAc
ions She lived to bury five IONS and three daughters all grown
Her loss VIII be long and deeply depOred
. the domestic cine c and especially sgod lit
Tic grand children whom the death parents
mediate care, and for whom so
almost with hr last BREATH feel the fill co of hesvy
blow-OroEge Free Press. - 10y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-07
THE CHOI-ERA

The N York and Philadelphia Boards have discontnu
ed heir bulletins OF Health The Cholera is much abated
IN 'hose cities, and the panic with it, In Baltimore there
were on tuesday 10 deaths with Cholera whites and
coored persons The mortality greatest now at
ngton For the "a hours ending Tuesday ~ o'clock
there were 81 new and deaths in private
in the Central Hospital III cases. DEATHS i'm all AZ
ana lo Deaths In Norfolk and Portsmouth, almost all
alarm seems to have vanished The Norfolk Herald of
uuay states mere were no new yesterday and
we nave heard oil none to-day. The average mortality
does not exceed the bills of other seasons"
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A SON OF VIRGINIA.
PRESID E.N'TL4L ELECTION.
FICYANNA COUNTY

Fhtudnnd, May ~, 1882.
SIR-four comnIunic alto. of the 18th ult as Chairman
oil the Central Committee, reached by mail and have,
agreea6y TO your request submitted its co.ents 10 sunry
OF the Corresponding Committee for this couny:whers-
upon, it was Resolved that the of the ioow+S
gentlemen be added TO the said spending Committee,
VIZ: Col William Wooling Doct b. NJ Jones, William
j. Cole Samuel s. Payne, Abraham Barkett, Maj Joseph
. Perkins, Benjamin ii. Magruder, William c. omohun
dro John NOEL, Jesse A. Strange, Doct Elias Stephens
DOct; William A. Gray, Doct. W. Pendleton, Abraham
Shepherd, jr, John NJ Johnson, William j. Timberlake,
Reuben H. Boston, William c. A. Strange, and John b.
Perkins.
Our confidence is undimniShed in the patriotism and
faithful public services OF Gen. A. Jackson; have no
hesitation in saying that the citizens Fuvanna will al
most unanimously, give hin their support for the next
Presidential term
With great respect, your obedient servant,
BART G. PAYNE
- ChdiTma' Of The Corresponding Committee.
n. Mir, off Jp TocL
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we received by yesterdays Charleston Mail Colonel
Reply TO Gen. Haynes letter in this days paper
we snail lay before readers in next We are
sure we need not apologize them for occupying much
OF our columns with such productions This is most
important Epoch in the affairs of the South The Cholera
Is, we trust, vanishing The Presidential Election is
we believe, settled But Modification still remains to
" FRIGHT men from their nrnnrieiv y
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MARRIED.


On the 18th inst, by tho Row Jamos b. TAYLOR Mr. Jnmes
den of this city, to Miss Judith Aun Smith OF IIenrico
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nAVID ANDERSON, Jr will continue the Sales
Groceries, domestic goods, cotton yarns &C. at the
old stand OF Anderson & Loake.
September 7. 25-0
HOHN T. WERTH, (Sign Of The Goidc,t Fcv) has
% just received by the ship Equator from yerpoo and
is opening part of his Fall Supply, which toge-
ther with other arrivals daily expected from England
and tho Northern cities will fender his Of Hardware
cutlery and Saddlcry very extensive and complete
Country Merchants VIII find his trneni embrace
every article suited to their trade tine very lowest pr
ces, and on accommodating terms
September 7. ct
M EDlCAL COLLEGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
I'VE The Chair Of The Institutes and Practice Of Phvso
IN the Medical College, Of Soup Carolina being now va
can't was resolved at NICE Ting Of the Board Of Trus
ices ne'd on he Iod INST ma the Chairman advertise for
Candidates until the stday o. October next
VI CAMPBELL NJ. D.
49, CEx-oib cio) Chairman Of the Board
Sept s5a
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sich'd WHOLESALE Prices Cnrren1

Iobacco loag 90 : 90 Sugar. brown 7 10
20 good dry shipping 30 0O Hides Spanish l6 IO
DO. praudy Coz car = I eS
DO. manufacturing quail tnono) DO. Apple s0
w. 10 ,Ssst nc" = 70 55OI Whrskoy IS a 80
DO. old - 275 25 Rum, West India 80 n %
FLopR-Cny Mills 6 sol DO. New England IS a 40
-, Ianol . IS Wine, Maioira so a 300
Wheat; Rod 3 White is DO scjv Mn5sta 90 a 1 JS
Corn no M,T,s,a an. eg
Corn MOnf 5Tsa. Ino. ana C,nu IN n = a.
Oafs M, Ven On. or,
Beef Nfolassos -'
Bacon, per 10 Ia6 i-2 Salt, sack 2l-sa -
inter, DO IL 6Homp 1 80 a I 40
Cohee, do. 1912 ala ~ Bar Iron 334a4IQ
Cotton gl2a0 81 Pork hri.
Nails, cui, do 5l2e5 "a Shad, do 700
bgar loof and lump, 17lCut Ifetrings. l.
81 Domingo Mahogany, from ~ l. 9 TO 25 por foot
Honduras,
Prizes Of Stocks. Course Of Eyebg,gr
e. g. Bank 11s North C'arolns' Rant Ntt.s
Bank Of Virginia 1l2 south Cnr6iina do / 10
fcotgta 40
Chesterfield Rail Road lGO
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WHY sou onco' who that is no, 81
learned yourself tslR Some soras nay think that Won
meant BY Sge Plato Afistophanes, Caesar VIGIL Homer
As,IoItf Az n1ytcry the mind tndssdi
deed - "e sarnng dangerous thing sober