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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-15
GFor the Herald Of the Times.

Mr.. ATKINSON,
The Rhode-Island Republican OF
yesterday, contains a column or two Of
scurrilous nonsense which the nGdel au-
thor, by way of avcrting the imputation
which the publicity of his name would
assuredly entail upon him, would palm
off Upon female, under the ialsified ap-
pellation of "Matilda." The writer OF
that article SO far from being female,
and member Of the charitable society
which he condemns, is neither more nor
less than the same person whose nonsen-
sical jargon has OIL several other occa-
sions found its way into the columns Of
the Republican, and whose character
upon moral or religious subjects stands
unimpeached only by his own fraternity.
Who that has any acquaintance with the
design Of the Convocation Society
its enterprising members-its venerable
founder, or the moral effects of its asso-
citation, believes a single statement made
by this pretended mcmber?-And who
under these circumstances does not al
most condemn any justification of cause
so good, when assailed by SO weak and
inefficient an agent? Who does not see
at first glance that the sole object of this
puny attack is, to subvcrt morality and
truth, and rear the deleterious standard
Of scepticism and intidelity'
We ask pardon for treating even thus
upon subject which demands nothing
but contempt. We only say, shame up
on this feeble attempt-shame upon its
infdel author. Vox PopULI.
p. S. The real name Of Matilda, is
known to me.
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The Rev. Ephraim X. Averyis is not in
Philadelphia, nor has he been missing,
as mas been stated. He still remains in
Bristol, and we learn breaches The Cos
pei, strange as it may appear, every Sab
bath to numerous hearers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-15

Gibbs, formerly Of this town, aged 81 years--his
remains were brought to this town in the steam-
boat Benz. Franklin, on Thursday morning last,
and respectfully inferred in the family vault.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-15

The Quaker Trial was not concluded
at the last accounts MIR Wall in the
course of his argument gave an account
Of the rise and progress of the Society,
from which the following is an extract:
"This Society arose in England IT.
bout the year I647 amidst the storms and
convulsions of the Civil Government, and
at period Of great religious excitement
and freedom of enquiry"
The Christian world at that time was
drawn into l76 sccts, all protesting their
belief in the Scriptures, who agreed in
nothing save in common feeling of ha-
tired towards each other. The Christian
religion was indeed merged in specula-
tive Theology and ceromonials, and in
the anti Christian spirit Of persec ution by
fire and fuggot which disgraccd and rem
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-15
Clerks Office, Court Of Probate, \
Newport, Aug. II, 1888.

Newport, Aug II, 1883.
IVNllE Guardians Account on Peter ID. Dean.
Il was lodged for settlement and also, appli-
cation made for an Administrator to be appointed
on the estate Of said Peter ID. Dean; 1t is Order
ed, That the consideration thereof bc referred ia
Court OF Probate, TO be holden at the State
house in Newport, on the first Monday in Sep,en,-
ber neat, at 9 o'clock a. IN. and that prev ous no.
tice be given by publishing a copy Of this Order
three several times in tho Herald Of the Times.
to all interested, TO appear at said time and place
and be heard. BY order Of the President,
aug Is B. II. ROWLAND, Prob. CLk.
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Newport, Aug. Is, 1888.
BRIGADE ORDERS,

Head Quarters, Newport, Aug ii, 1888.
The several Regiments comprising tho
lst Brigade II. |. Militia, will meet by
Regiments for the purpose of training
disciplining and improving in Martial
Exercise, also for Inspection and Re-
view on the following duys, viz
LIST Reg Col. BENZ. r.. Dawley, 23d Sept
4th Dyer Child, 24!h, g
10Th" Gideon Ii. Durfee, Goth, d"
BY order,
Brig. Gen. EDWIN WILBUR.
Z. w. Burr,
Major and Inspector.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-15

AProINTMENT.-Mr. Joseph w. Ed.
dy has been appointed one of the Per-
manent Inspectors of this port, in place
Of Capt. Ebenezer p. Sherman, deccas.
cd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-15

National Republicans Candidates for
Congress. large committee appointed
by the National Republican Convention
held in this place iG June last, met in
Providence on the LIST inst, and unani-
mously nominated
HON. TRISTAN burgess,
OF Providence,
and NATH'L. S. RUGGLES, Esq.
OF Newport,
as candidates to represent this State in
the 23d Congress.
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TIE ELEcTIoNs.-The elections fol
members of Congress took place in Ten
ncssee on Thursday and Friday last
In North Carolina, Alabama, Kentucky
and Missouri, on Monday 9Th. In S
Carolina the election will not take place
till the first Monday in September.
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&A FOR SALE,
E:!:M A convenient dwelling house on tho
iiiiH Point, at the corner Of Washington
ses and Walnu, streets, in good repair
with a lot OF 100 by SO a. adjoining. For terms
and other particulars, enquire Of
aug 10 JOHN p. CORNELL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-15

| APPoINTMENT.-Mr. Joseph w. Ed
dy has been appointed one Of the Per-
manent Inspectors Of this port, in place
of Capt. Ebenezer p. Sherman, dcceas'
ed.
TIE ELEcTIoNs.-The elections for
members Of Congress took place in Ten
ncssee on Thursday and Friday last
In North Carolina, Alabama, Kentucky
and Missouri, on Monday 5th. In S.
Carolina the election will not take place
till the first Monday in September.
Congressional Eleciions.-Thomas II.
Hall has been reelected to Congress
from North Carolina, without opposition;
and NJ. Il. Hawkins has also been re-
elected over two opponents.
The results Of the Election in Ken.
lucky have not been announced. The
National Republicans, as usual, are di-
vided in their strength, and it is there
fore difficult to dec idc the issue.
The Vice President of the u. S. ar
rived at New York on Sunday morning
from tire Springs, and took lodgings at
the City Hotel. Louis McLane, Sec
retary Of State, arrived the same morn
ing, it is understood for the purpose of
having an interview with Mr. Living ston
previous to his departure for France, land
proceeded TO West Point. The Dela-
ware "a, it is said, will sail on Thurs
day, this day, for France and the Medi-
.terranean, carrying out our Minister to
France.
An interesting Address was delivered
at the Meeting House on the Hill in this
place, on Monday evening last, on the
subject Of Sabbath Schools, by Mr..
TooTHAKEh, Agent Of the Rhode-Island
Sabbath School Union. The benefits
resulting from Sunday Schools were set
forth in the most clear and comprehen-
sive manner. The annual expense of
the II. /. S. School Union, amounts to
about six hundred dollars, which is cx-
clusively raised by voluntary subscrip.
tions and contributions. The Agent
stated that the Union was in arrears about
two hundred dollars, and that the mode
Of raising the necessary funds was gene
rally attended with great deal of trou-
bic. The Rev. DIR. CRocKEn, of Prov
dcnce, who was present, observed that
he was deeply impressed with the impor-
tance of Sunday Schools, and was salts
fled that the salutary results arising from
them must be obvious TO nll who had tn-
ken an interest in their establishments
The trouble Of raising funds sufficient
to meet the exigencies Of the Institution,
he was aware of, and to remedy that di(-
fculty for the future, the Doctor sug-
gested the following method. He thought
if every Clergyman in the State would
be willing to raise in his own society
from l g TO 5 per cent on the amount
Of the salary he receives, for the promo
ton and extension Of the object in ques-
ton, a sum amply sufficient to pay all
expenses would be obtained with very
little trouble. e.-For his own part he was
willing to pledge himself, Unnecessary, to
raise as much on the amount of his o,rn
salary, in his parish, and hoped that the
subject might be taken into considera.
tion by all the clergy throughout the
state.
The Agent, who we understand will
remain here day or two, has already
met with considerable encouragement.
We cannot think so good cause will
over lack assistance.
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ANCHOR IRON
NtNVIION TNVIN.
NAVY COMMIssIONERs' OFFICE.l
January IL, 1893.

january t. 1888.
HDROP0SALS sealed and endorsed will be received a.,
n this office, until the Let of March next to manufac-
ture aud deliver at the Navy Yard, Washington r. c.
about 100000 pounds Of the hest quality American Iron
for making the Bower and Stream anchors following viz
From % 10 10000 lbs. for Bower aud stream an
chors for ships OF the line.
From 81 40 600 l's. for 4 Bower and Stream an
chors for frgates
From Al to $4,000 lbs for 10 Bower and Stream an
chors for sooPs of war.
The shapes and dimensions OF the bars the anchors
OF tie several sizes, he made CONFORM TO the mo
des and drawings which will he furnished the conrac-
tors Tor that purpose and by which The IRON on delivery
will be inspected il must also be tested the acceptance
and satsfat ion OF the commanding officer OF the aforesaid
Navy Yard.
The contractor mus commence delivering tbs iron by
the lst OF May and complete the delivery OF the W ole
quantity on before the 3lst October, l. 80.
Ten per cent will be reserved from each payment TO be
made, collateral security in addition 10 te bond which
will be required, and u not he paid until the whole
quantity is delivered, inspected and tested unless spe
cislly authorized by the Board Of Navy Commissioners.
January 10 7q-1,w
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NhOol ohLE V cdtuubte property ut Richm0nd.-
IL By virtue and in pursuance OF Deed Of Trust ex-
ecued to us by George w Trueheart bearing date the
18th day OF july 1928, and admitted record the Of
ce oil the Hastings court for the city of Richmond the
18th day OF December, 1928, made TO the pay
ment oil debt therein mentioned: we, the subscribers
or one OF us, on the 18th day of March, $685. if fair il
not on the next lawful fair day, upon the land and
tenement aforementioned will sell at public auction, for
ready money all the property and estate conveyed TO us
by the said deed, that is TO say all the right title inter
est and estate OF what kind, nature, degree or quality
soever TO- IN and OF certain three ored brick
aud the land thereof aud thereto adjoining, lying and
ing situate the Eastern side Of llh rect and
between and F streets, in the city of Richmond and
particularly between the house formerly occupied as the
Office OF Discount and Deposit of the Bank of the
United States in the said city, and the Tobacco Ware
house, the said 18th day of July, 1925 the occu-
patton OF Garland III. Mitchell, with all and singular
the appurtenances to the said land and tenement be-
longing, all as conveyed TO us by the said Deed
Acting trustees will convey the purchaser only
such title we have by virtue of the said deed and with
out warranty by us; although by such conveyance we
believe, the purchaser will acquire perfect complete
title to the premises in fee simple subject Mrs True
hearts claim Of dover, which she not yet renqush
ed. FLEMING JAMES
JOHN FORBES.
Richmond, Dec. IL, 1882. 6i-3m
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Richmond, Dec. l3, 1882. 6i-3m
Executors Sale Of Valuable Real and Personal Is.
tate, Crop, SC.

tate, crop, &c.
"ll-l. be sold, at public auction, on Thursday the
w 18th Feb, 1888, the premises, that valuable
tract of Land belonging to tho late VIM Mckinney dec
situated in the county of Campbell Big Falling river
Reads old Store This of land was formerly
ed by aron Jones and his heirs and probably contains
about 400 800 of which rich low grounds
BY those who know it, is believed among the very
best tracts in the country The title indispuabe The
plantation is in high state OF cultivation and bushels
OF wheat neatly put in, in good me-We will SELL at the
same time and place, the reversionary interest in two
thirds OF an adjoining tract in which VIM Jones, ID b.
has life estate which has considerable quantity of low
grounds, andis very valuable tract of land.
NegrOeS.-Will be sold the same day. 35 or 40 ne
groes, as likely and valuable any Virgna-among
them are two hrst-rate blacksmiths.
Stock, Sc-S 10 likely and well broke mules seve-
raj valuable plantation horses, from so 100 sheep about
90 head OF cattle, hogs, Sc, together with large quanti-
ty oil corn, oats, fodder, plantation utensils, sc.
Terms Of Sdie-The land will be sold upon four equal
annual instruments the purchase money be secured by
deed Of trust upon the land and good personal security
upon the first and second instaments in addition. The
negroes will be sold credit till the LIST day of June
next for half of the purchase money the other half
the lst day of June 1884 Bonds with approved secu.
rty will be required for the The credit for the
other property will be LIBERAL and made known ON the ay
OF sale. Mr. John Cardwell, the manager of the estate
will shew the land to any person wishing purchase
The sale will be conducted by John r. ID. Payne Auc.
tioneer. CHS. MKINNEY,)
THO. M'KINNEY, : Ex'ors
JNO. MKINNEY,S
! January 10. 75-tls
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BY RITCMIE a. COOK.

E The ENQUIRER published twice week, generally and
three times week during Of the
Price, the same Five Dollars payable in ad
Notes Of shatccd specie banks ony will be
coivod The Editors will
ting them by mall the of all letters being
will be discontinued of
Editors, until all arrearages have been paid up.
Whoever will the OF papers, shall
have tho tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ono frst insertion
on No
or assumed by in this city onvrons
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DUNLEY's IMPROVED PATENT srov

FO1 HfnTIng 0pnTTWcnfS " nm dIDicnsiOns.
THNHE Subscriber inventor and patenee for the above
n very desirable Stove is prepared execute all or
ders at his mandatory or Main street, near the
Markethouse, where specimens be seem and eco
Monty in fuel neatness Of appearance, and durability Of
materials and workmanship, Of any Importance, they
can be procured at a moderate price.
JOHN DUNLEY
N. B. Al persons forewarned from Infringing the
above patent T. d.
req. T. 97-4t
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January 10.

AZ ANAWHA LAND.-The proprietor of a valuable
INA tract of land lying the Kanawha River, near its
Point Pleasant DESTROYS OF exchanging il for ne roes
fair valuation. The tract consists oil 6O7 acres mostly
bottom land and portion of it in cultivation Ii has been
pronounced by gentlemen who have recently inspected it,
one OF the most valuable tracts the Kanawha. ANY
person who may be disposed 10 make the proposed ex-
change Is requested TO address Major Lawrence Lewis
at Woodawn, near Alexandra, d. c., giving descrip-
ton of his negroes and their prices.
December Is. 65-2awtIstMa
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NORTH BLENHEIM FOR SALE-Having deter
mined toremove to the West the end the present
yer offer fer sale this very valuable The tract
contains little than nine hundred of the best
mountain SOIL and lies within or three miles Of Char
iottesve, and the University of Vgina-being same
purchased by me, from the late Col James Monr0e.-To
person wishingto locate in this neghborhood one OF the
most desirable in Virginia this place offers inducements
not surpassed by any other The will be accommo-
dating, and made known, with other particulars appl-
cation TO the subscriber. EWD o. GOODWIN
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MILAN AND ORNAMENTAL JAPANNING--

MpLhIN IND ORNAMENTAL JAPANNING.-
Il The Subscriber having at considerable expense pre-
pared himself Tor the above business and having procured
the services OF the best artist that line now TO he had i'm
America, and relying for compensation generous pub
lie, offers his services japan and ornament in gold
silver all articles, walters, coffee and pots urns
Sc &c., aud to make them good upon very
moderate terms. JOHN DUNLEY.
Feb a. S7-A
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buckingham, IIth January, 1892. 76-


MNll-L BE SOLD in front of the Court house in the
w town OF Charlottesville, Monday the fourth
day OF March next being day. that Lot parcel OF
Land adjoining the Courthouse Square, and containing
near acres, being the same which situated the
old Swan tavern There few situations more favor
able for the erection OF first rate tavern and is in every
way worthy The attention of capitalists. The property
will be divided suit purchasers Terms g. and
IL months, bond and approved security.
EDWARD VALENTINE.
February T. 81,
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THNHE following capital Stations will stand the ensuing
IL
JANUS at CHARLOTTE COURT House.
RINALDo with Major Rice, at FARNIvILLE.
BLACK WARRIOR in the COUNTY OF CAMPBELL.
PEACOCK at Mr.. TRAVIS BRoocKs, in the County
OF Charlotte, near MosELEY's FERRY.
WILDFIRE at Col. VIM. WooDs's, in the COUNTY
OF ALBENtARLE,
And GAsCoIGNE near PETERSBURG.
Particulars in the bills.
Gascoigne will be let TO any thoroug bred mare any
breeder OF winner gratis UneXceptionable testimony
will be required TO the blood of the mare in every in
stance and the expenses of any such mare FROM dis
lance out OF the State will be paid.
Janus also will be let on the terms any Of the
following mares
Merino Ewo-Ariel-The dam OF Sir Charles-Reaity
The dam OF Clara Fsher-The dam of Collier-Sallv
Hope or her dam-Kate Kearney.
None OF these horses will higher than twenty five
dollars, dischargeabe with twenty if paid within the sea-
son, which will commence Valentines day february
10 and end on the same day OF the month in July
Mares may be fed if required with corn twenty five
cents day. and charge will be made for servants sent
with them. The pasturage near Charlotte Court House
and Farmville is OF the first quality very extensive and
well walered, and the public may be that no at
tenon Will be spared on the part of Mr.. CarGwe Ma
Jor Rice The other agents named believed TO he
equally responsible, but shall not hold ourselves liable
Tor accidents escapes. Mares insured il requredte
money to be paid in every instance when the mare is
vered to be returned in she shall prove not In (oaI
JOHN RANDOLPH of Roanoke
January 25. SIT
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VALUABLE sroCK OF DRY GOODS AT cor

VALUABLE SrOCK OF DRY GOODS AT cor
YNNdE Copdrnersbp OF the subscribers having expjred
- on the lst inst by its limitations and being desirou,
70 settle up their business as possible hev offer
her entre stock Al prime cost, comprising large and
desirable assortment OF staple aud fancy goods 10 which
hey invite the attention Of Wholesale and Re all purcha
sers az an opportunity favorable f,r obtaining their
snpPhes rarely occurs ~. NELSON & CO
~ DO person wishing 10 purchase the whole or
large part OF The stock, the terms would be accommodate
Ing, and the house would be rented on lease or by the
year. Jan. 20. 1872 2tw2f
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MOORING BLOCKS
NAVY CoMMGsstoNERs OFFICE
January 30 1922

NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,l
January so, 1888. (
PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed will be received al
n this Office until the first Of March next Tor making
twenty-our cast iron Mooring Blocks, of the following
weights, viz:
Twelve to weigh about II 500 pounds each
Twelve TO weigh about II 900 pounds each
-Four blocks Of each weight TO be delivered each of
the Navy YardsCharlestown Brooklyn and Gosport re-
specvey, by and at the of the Contractors Nina.
ture models OF the form Of the Blocks will he shown 10
persons wishing 10 Offer the several Navy Yards and
viii be furnished TO the Contractor The Blocks must be
made OF the best American Pig iron, and be subjected on
delivery, TO such examination and proof be direct
ed by the Navy Commissioners and the whole number
must be delivered before the 18th OF October 1883
Persons Offering state their prices for each OF the
sets, deliverable at the above Navy Yards
Ten per centum will be reserved from each payment 10
be made, collateral security in addition TO the bonds
which will he required, and will not be paid until the en-
IRE number Of Blocks delivered surveyed or proved
unless specially authorized by the Commissioners Of the
Navy Feb. T. Ts7-2ayytn
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EAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-SO0 acres of
Cd land in the county OF Albemare, about two miles by
water above the ourishng little village of Scottsville-
About 200 of the land river low grounds of very
line quality The highland is also of excellent quality
There Is on this land large dwelling house nearly built
but unfinished VIM. Scott, living on the land will shew
it to any person disposed to purchase
c. A. SCOTT
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TillbOleOup.

VENHIS favorite OF Sir Archy will stand another sea
N son IN Virginia. Great efforts made TO obtain
him this year in New York and South Carolina Having
hitherto until the three past at great dis
lance from chiefly in Alabama, and other sections of
the remote South West, the of his get almost
confined in this region TO the enduring fame of
ton, Sally Walker and Sally Magee. His get are now at
the head oil the Turf in Alabama 1t will be recoected
washington was the best three year old OF his year; he
beat the famed Henry afterwards Eclpses dsin-
gushed competitor, and other capital races g. and
mile heats, beating Childers Tyro sc. in the best
time-Say Walker it is well known was al the head of
the Turf III 1927, winning every distance, beating
Ariel, Lance, Janet, Betsy Ransom and all competitors
Sally Magee OF scarce less fame; the fall she was
years DID, kept pace, being in the stable with Mon
sieur Tonson in almost all his victories being beat only bv
Sally Walker and has since maintained her reputation in
the West Alter the fashion OF the day, will name
other vctors OF the get of Tmoeon that so well
known to us. Heis the sire Of Cawthorn, Moo Ticker
Defiance Jackson, Norfolk, Micasanca Cora san,
Patches Pope's gr colt Simmerman's lilley, Don Pedro
Betsy Smith, Festivals dam, Maria Jacksons sire SC
Sc in the West-ot Masons Raer, the sire of Prinero
winner OF the Post stake at Fairfield and oa Sweep.take
at New Market was refused for sally Walker
$4,000 for half of her colt Cadet $1,000 Tor her
colt when foaled alive and well-Hospur and Nancy
Warren.
Timoleon in fine health end vigor will stand the
ensuing season, commencing the LIST OF February ex
prng on the L.: July, at my stables Lloyds, Essex
county, virginia, distant 1S miles from Richmond A
miles from Fredericksburg; 40 miles Hooes Ferry
and IL miles from Tappahannock.
Pasturage furnished gratis-mares fed If desired at 20
cents per day-servans sent with boarded gratis
No responsibility for accidents escapes but great care
will be taken 10 prevent either The sb.criber has well
enclosed lots sovnin wheat and oats, tor grazing 9TH
ing need be said OF Iimoleous form performances
both are too well known in Virginia Terms 500 the
season. $40 the sing leap 10 he paid before the
are taken from the horse 800 insurance. paid as
soon as the mare is asceraiued be in oal Dr. John
Minge, Cat whose plantation lie stood seasons) as
sures me that he is an uncommoniy oal- geuer.
might annex certificates in confederation of the above
but consider it unnecessary. Gentlemen who send
mares to lImoeon, may be assured that great will be
taken 10 prevent accidents either them or their foals
Having separate lots the vicious and empty will be
kept separated from those with colts None with The dis
temper, will be received. HENRY A. TAYLOE
Oakley, near Loyds,
Essex County, Va. JAN 81. s4-u