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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-07-11
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C0-Partnersh,p

Co-Pmtnersh,p.
A. HOWE Il III. NJ. BROWNELL,
HAVING entered in
ss,esES=y.-afs to co-partnership in the
-ys5aSSz51sS discharge of the duties of a
sH.2-----------+s2F'sE1-- LIVERY STABLE. re-
spec,inily solicit part of the public patronage.
They have two separate stables will be kept
AT the Eelln'uu iioIei, aud ie other OF the north
side OF Pelham street, next above Mr. Townsend $
Coffee House. Their horses and Carl uges are Sc
cond to none, and close attention will be- paid to
the calls and wishes of all who see proper Ia ex-
tend to them their favors. They will always he
IN readiness to attend To the arrivals and trpar-
lures of the steamboats,. In Il word they are pre-
pared to meet any exgency which usually comes
within the sphere of their business. Horses kept
for long or short period. Terms liberal. FMS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-07-11
.Nerer FORGET old friends.

mdN .Ntrer forget old friends.
NAM The sloop Fame, capt. Thos. Pratt.
- w will continue to ply between New
-. port and Providence through the
season-She is a safe, stauncb, and swift vessel,
and in all respects fit for the business Freight and
passengers taken on the most accommodating
terms. Apply to the master on board.
Newport. march %, 1898.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-07-11
FOR SALE,

gxxA sDs For Rent,
fEs6N IN the centre Of the town. and COM
ss pletely surrounded with trees. grape
.sA 80 vines, 8 shnbbery stands IL Err
MITAGE, built last year, which is now Tor
rent. II is one Of the most pleasant situations III
Newport. For terms, SC. apply To
VIM JAMES TlLI.Ey.
w. ]. T. has just opened cheap brown cottoas
also good blue Broadcloths mari.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

unprecedented deserton from service, should like
to hear the OF the fgate, and her commander Mr.
Cobbeu said that the practice oimpressmenthad cost the
country E70000oOo sterling; upwards Of three hundred
millions OF dollars IL was inpressmen from .4merean
ships that led to the late with America aud that
cost f7o 100000. The motion lost by small majority
Our attention has been called this subject Tor the pur
pose OF remakng, that the present be avora
BILE Tor Government TO urge arange
of the question OF inpressmen with Great Britain There
IL, evidently, strong feeling in Parliament in favor OF
abandoning the practice enurely Under such circum-
STAGES s it not probable that sonnet hing might now be
accomplished, while at peace to protect our citizens from
being dragged, by force uto foreign servce Aud the
especially, il the Court OF ST. James really knew,
what believe 10 be the ic that the practice will ne
again be submitted 10 by the American pcople-N.
T. Star.
The Christian .Erd.-The venerable Bcde, tho Eng
fish Historian, who published his Ecclesiastical History in
the year 73l, the most ancient author whom find
using the modern date fnn0 Donini. IL adopted in
France under King Pepin, and fully established in the
reign OF Charlemagne The custom Of beginning the
1864
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22
NEGROES
HyHIS is TO inform the citizens q

THNHIS TO inform the citizens Of Richmond the
"A public generally, that have recently bought Of
Bacon TAFT his Negro establishment, which consists of
spacious comfortable strong jail and which convenient
and suitable Tor the reception Of slaves, it is within
few yards Of the Bell Tavern where the sales Of slaves
are generally made.
This establishment will be kept open for the sccommo.
dalton Of the public generally; and gentlemen wishing 10
deposit negroes in jail, for sale Otherwise respectful
ly requested TO give call Every attention that NAV
be necessary will be rendered. 10 have them carefully and
well attended to and will at all times pay fair
price for slaves, and at any time be seen either NJ the
said place, my old stand Sbocke Hi which will be
kept up as formerly shall constantly keep on hand for
SALE great many slaves; and gentlemen from the South
shall be able at any time 10 furnish them with suitable
ot as generally have hand The use Of one hundred
anu W' a umes sell at small advance cost in lots,
to suit purchasers and gentlemen in the Southern States
or elsewhere wishing to communicate with me- either in
buying or selling, will please forward their wishes TO me
and all letters post paid, will be duly and promptly attend
ed TO- LEWIS A. COLLIER
August %. 3I-Ia0,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22
.BOEln he. How'd,

FEyWO doors above Mr. John Van Lewis Hardware
IA store, Maine street, has received since the LIST
uli, large amount of fall and winter Dry Goods which,
with his former STOCK makes his assortment TO consist in
part of
Blue black green, brown steel mix ed broad cloths
Fancy striped blue, black drab and other cooured cas-
smeres
Blue green, lavender brown and steel mixed sattines
Swsnsdown and valencia vestings
Silk velvet and plain and fancy silk do.
Blue plains and heavy Jerseys
Petershams and flushing Tor overcoats
Wide and narrow plain and striped nseys
Lambs wool shirts and drawers
Rose, point aud dufie blankets
whitney, fancy head and horse do.
White red and green nannes and green baze
White, red, yellow and green canton do.
Coloured and black bombazettes
Wide and narrow English and French bonbazines
English mernos and cifcassians
French and German mefino cloths
British, French aud American calicoes
Oil colored scarlet French prints
White cambria and cambria muslins and coorcd cabric
Swiss, NULL jackonet and checked musIins
Thread cambria handkerchies, plain and colorod borders
Irish linens. lawns and diapers
Bandanna, flag and pongee bandkerchieGs
Ladies and genilemen's gloves assorted
Silk, cotton and worsed hose and half hose
Black and lead cooured poDgee
Black Italian silks and Gro de Maps
Green pink and other lorences
White and colored Italian grapes
Hermann silk handkerchefs and Grape sbawIs
D,0nde gauze, SILK and other fancy handkerchief
Wbile green and black blonde gauZe and other wells
Large and small size Thibet handkerchieIs
bel, bonnet, cap and other ribbons
SCISSORS, thmbes, needless &c with general assor,
nen OF brown and beached shrtings and Mai,
aud striped donesiics all OF which lie b disposed 10 sJ On
very reasonable terms [Oct 81 4l-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.
Extract Of letter to The Edifoy of fbe (br;e,o.,

RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE,
Extract If letter to the Editor of the Christian Sen,
finei, dated September 5M 1888
we have the pleasure TO announce through your paper
that the second annual term OF this Institution was one
ed on Monday last under very favorable circumstances
with very considerable increase in the number of stu
dents have received official information from presi.
dent Oln that he will be here TO enter ON the ,iss 81
his office (at farihesO by February next This news
tells upon all our feelings and will give increased i'm
terest 10 The prospects OF the institution
A suitable Chemical and Philosophical Ann.r,,,s n
been purchased the arrival Of which is experted dav
under which expectation, recitaons have already ron
menced in that department BY an arrangement of The
Board the duties Of the ethical chair are DISCHARGED bv
one OF the Professors so that the Institution NAV he con-
sidered at this time as in full operation.
We expect also 10 receive in few yyeeks abo,,
loOO or 1000 volumes, as laying the foundation of an
ensive and select library.
take This opportunity to acknowe dge-that in nv visit
to Baltimore last spring, received az donation 10 ,his
Institutions IS volumes scienihr literary and psce,ne
Gus, VERY vsuable) from Rev. Bishop Emo,v and "a
vols from Mrs A. wilkins, and through your papsr invite
donations in books, maps, &c from the friends Of the in
shuiton and literature generally.
Very respectfully, JOHN EARLY.
British hprcssment. interesting debate occurred
IN the British House Of Commons, the LIST of August
IN relation impressed Mr. Buckingham moVed
resolution, that the orcble mpressment NJ seamen
Tor ms maJesys navy, is unjust, cruel inefficient and
unnecessary" This resolution was supported a,nono
Others, by Admiral CodfingoD who fought Al Navorno
In reply TO the Admiral, Captain Elliot II " remarked
that che may not be ashamed say that he once oow
ed an american frigate until less than one hundrsd
OF her crew had deserted 10 him. We dsbelievo tbis
statement and If any Of naval officers know of sncI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

MALL AND WINTER GOODS.-The subscriber has
received by the packets Planter. Hornet and Topic,
IRON New York. and Neptune from Philadelphia large
and very general assortment OF Dry Goods suitable the
present and approaching seasons OF the following descp-
tons:
Super and extra superfne blue, black brown, green,
olive, Adelaide, drab and steel mixed cloths and
simeres
200 pieces low priced fine satinets
Oh do superine indigo blue and mixed do, X
ira quality
Cd blue and grey cloths for Iabourers
4 bales heavy dark mixed kerseys
3 do plain and plaid linseys
Rose, whitney, dufle point and Indian blankets large
and complete assortment
White, red, green yellow and black nannels
Cd floor cloth baiZe and green frieze
6-4 super French and English merino cloths
81 and s do, every colour and price
Assorted coloured and black bombszet
Rich printed, French and English meriHos
5-S, "a and Ga black French and English bombazines
Circassian and Tartan plaids
Super London vaiencias all coors and patterns
Do toilanet and swansdown do. do.
New style black and white gnghams
Fancy coloured checked and striped do.
Habit and furniture prints, all prices
Irish linens, lawns and linen cambrics
Cd cambrics and cambria musns
Jaconet, book, Swiss and null do.
Rich figured Swiss do and figured bobbnet
A and Sd plain bobnet and Grecian net
81 and Sd heavy black italian silk
Merino Thbet and Valencia shawls
Black and scarlet merino long do
variety OF fancy handkerchefs suited 10 the season
Thread cambria and imitation do.
SILK, cotton, worsted and wooen hosiery
Bonnet, cap and belt ribbons
Assorted coloured plain and black do.
81 and brown and beached shirling and sheeting
6-4 do IN
81 and Al plaid domestic and apron checks
3 and oznaburgs, cotton and linen
White aud coloured cotton balls and spool cotton
Pins, needles, tapes, bobbins, tuck and side combs
Silk and cotton flag handkerchiefs, pongees
Nankin and Italian grapes cotton and thread diapers
Table diapers, damask and table cloths
Striped and checked musDs
Ladies' and gentiemens Hosskin beaver buck, silk and
worsted gloves;
win variety OF other articles not enumerated above
all OF which have been purchased in the Northern
early IN the season. and with money, and offered
wholesale and retail reasonable advance upon the
MANN 5. VALENTINE,
Tphite Buildings, 4M and III streets, Shocke Hin
September TO- 36-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

BY the Governor of the Commonwealth Of Virginia
SA HEREAS, II is represented to that a vacancy
w hath occurred in the House OF Delegates of Vir
gnia by the death OF Charles Dabney, the delegate elect
from the county Of Louisa:
have therefore thought proper 10 issue this my Pro-
ciama'on, authorizing and requiring The Sheriff Of the
said county OF Louisa, TO election be held at
the next November Court for suitable person to repre-
sent the said county in the General Assembly in
place of Charles Dabney, deceased.
Given under my hand as Governor and under the
(sEAL lesser seal OF the said Common ab at Rich
mond, this 25th day Of September, 1888
JOHN FLOYD.
OCTOBER j. 42-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

TgNOWf ES s. HUNT, Commission Merchants bay-
IL ing removed to this place. are now prepared 10 take
charge OF any Consgnmens Of Produce their friends NAV
bs pleased 10 make. They intend combining themselves
exclusively to the sale Of Country Produce such as To-
bscco Cotton &C. and are prepared TO make reasonable
advances.
Mr.. Joshua Corprew is their Agent at Halifax, and will
attend TO all business connected with them.
Their office is on Sycamore street, short distance be-
low PowelIs Tavern
~ Tobacco received and forwarded without delay TO
Richmond when required.
Petersburg Oct 1. d2-Im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

which would deprive the absolute party in Spain Of the
support oil Don Miguel to which they looked with conn.,
dence.
MADRID, Aug 10, private Core ence )-"Dur-
ing the last days the state OF the Kings health has
become much His Majesty keeps his bed and
eeves nobody Some acquantances Of his chief physi.
clan, Doctor CASTILLO, state that he is much swollen and
is not likely TO live over the month OF October IL was
just at that period OF last year. that his Majesty suffered
his great illness We without positive from Por
tugsl, which gives rise 10 belief that the OF Don
Miguel IL far tom great; for, il it otherwise, the
most pompous bulletins would have been published by our
Gazette We learn by an officer OF rank in The army
OF Marshall Boutmoui, who arrived here last night, that
encouragement prevails in that army such degree hat
The French MasLa, Tearing 10 compromise ms military
reputation, has twice rendered his to Don Mi
guel II spI that Marshal B,uinon, marching 10
Coiubra with his oops halted with the Intention OF wait
ing attack from the ConsttuoDalsts, as he had not
confidence enough in his force 10 make an at empt
upon Lisbon he rance Of Bourmont into Coimbrs,
town noted Tor ersl spirit oil the inhaban produc
ed i,ile elect, aud no a single rcd Vas heard Don
Miguel dissatisfied with the reception, se out Tor Tories
Vedras, where he will review the troops under The
mand oi the Duke de adaval The sictes, orders have
just been sent 10 bad oz the utmost vigilance
over the army ol obs,rvat on the Government had
ceited notice OF con>dera lie number ot soldiers having
gone TO Portugal TO join the Constitutional army This de-
ser'on, which might have been expected is very embar
RAISING To our Ministers, and is probably the orefunner
Ct movement which ~i take place here when the 60
oil Donna Maria il more firmly established"
EXPRESS 'RSIs SIS FRO FROM Up PA Il
PARIS, Saturday, 4 O'Clock, p M-The Queen Donna
Maria arrived at Havre on Wednesday evening. All
doubts, therefore, her proceeding to that place. Tor
the purpose OF embarkaon set aside; but up the
date OF our last accounts from Havre ship OF had
yet made its appearance there 10 take the young Queen
10 her destination.
The Miguelite scrip incurred wo!u fall the arrival
OF The news from Lisbon, through London of the 20h by
which the formal acknowledgment Of the Queen Donna
Maria by your Government became known. From the
price oil 81, which the scrip had been pushed up to-
suddenly went down to 49, Great efforts have since been
made by the principal agent of the loan raise the
age OF the dealers in the scrip and he has succeeded in
obtaining better, though nominal quotation. The
covery OF the price, however not considerable
the scrip BEING last quoted at 81
There accounts from Madrid Of the 2lst, up to
which date the King still alive and in the state
as he had been the previous fortnight He
sered on the point OF DEATH and yet his SUCH
that his sudden dissolution would surprise his medic
attendants Don Carlos still in Portugal less DESTROYS
than ever0l removing further from Spain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

VHNHE Eleventh Session OF my Seminary, will COM
IL mence on the 18th of October at Rchand, Stafford
county Aquia Virginia. and close the 18th OF Au-
gust following There will be other vacation, except
from the 10Th OF August TO the 18th OF October. The
course OF instruction will comprehend English French,
Latin, Composition, Civil History the elements OF Ma
tudl, and Moral Philosophy, the evidences of Chrsan
~; Arithmetic, Algebra, the elements of Geometry the
Globes and Book keeping The charge for the scholastic
OF ten months, hundred and fifty dollars paya
BILE always half yearly in advance, for board, washing
fire, Candles and tuition. Each pupil furnishes his own
mattress bedding and towels. Such desire it,, can DO
furnished with mattress and bedding, So per session.
ec to charge of twelve dollars and fifty per month
Books and Stationary, if requested, will be furnished at
the booksellers prices No deduction is made for abb
sence, and none admitted for less than ten months.
The most sedulous attention is paid to the and
morals oil pupils, who all reside in my family form
part OF II Others admitted. A few hours of
each day will be employed in the garden nursery and
vineyard: there empoyments will be substituted in the
place OF those games and amuseiDents, which cacu-
lated TO lay the foundation Of many bad habits after life
and every effort will be used suppress such
as have that tendency The discipline is strict and pa.
rental There are few vacancies, which desire to fill:
aud, as the number of my pupiss limited enable
me to attend properly TO them, early application request
ed. -
On the LIST OF June, remove my family and Seminary
TO some healthy situation, distant from tide Let
ters post paid, directed TO Chantiley Post Office
Fairfax county until the 18th of October and after that
date, al Aqua will be promptly attended TO-
Sept 3 [3i-t1stNov VIM. BRENT, Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

- cember next, the subscribers will offer at auction nj
the place, that highly valuable estate known May
Shivers Mills, late the property Of Jas. Shivers
Esq. II comprises about 5000 Of land, lying on both
route from Washington City TO New Orleans the
river fifty miles from Augusta, and miles from War
renoD, the East and twelve miles from Sparta and
thirty from Nledgeville the West. Nearly
hundred OF these lands cleared and In fine
condition Tor the production OF corn, cotton wheat
0as the residue in woods, Astounding in excellent timber
The improvements this estate believed TO be OF the
most valuable n Georgia: Among them, large
chaht i WIN four pair OF stones and every apparatus
necessary 10 The manufacture OF the finest flour saw
m cotton gin, and wool cardog machine, all driven by
most approved plans; large and comnodious mansion
house, used tavern, brick still house furnished store
house. backsms shop, barns, stables and every other
description OF farm houses of the best quality The wa
ter at this place. the saluby Of the climate the
and respectaby OF the neighbourng together
with the probability Of the recently projected rail-
from Eaonon to Augusta, passing this estate
particularly recommends to the attention Of those who
design TO make investments in factories, Of wool
iaon stock consisting of horses mules oxen hogs
wagons CARTS 5000 bushels of corn 60 10 thousand
pounds OF fodder, SIC. &C. Also IL slaves, unusually
likely and valuable, among whom two three black
smiths, wagoners osers, walters and carpenters.
Terms OF sdJe-Cash for all the personal property, for
the real estate oneiouh OF the price cash the residue
payable OH three equal annual instruments secured by
proved paper, due Bank in the State and bearing
interest from date. UDquesiionable titles.
JOEL CRAWFORD,
r. 5. SAYRE,
THOS. l.. LATIMERE,
VIM. HILL,
Oct 4. [43-laftds] .assignees of Jas. Shiuers.
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Leather.

THNHE subscribers have hand and for sale a very
~ extensive assortment OF Leather suitable for Shoe
and Boot-mskers Ssdders Harnessmakers and Farmsrs
Is hich they will sell low. JOHN POE g. 70.
OAK BARK
N. B-Cash will be given for Oak Bark: those who have
II, will do well 10 send iD as soon as possible
October H. 1861 J. p e. r.
NOTlCE.-There will be a Petition before the nex
General Assembly OF Virginia, for the purpose nj re
ducing the Tolls the Failing creek and Mancbe,e,
Turnpike road. FREEHoLDERs OF CHEsrERFIELp,
august ~ 33-wI2t-
NOTICE.-An persons are hereby forewarned from
hunting shooting or trespassing in any manner on nv
Land departure from this notice shall be punished by
the utmost ngOrs Of The law. EDWARD tgOVAN
Hanover, Sept 49, 1888. 4I--w4ws
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NEW YORK TATTERSALLS.-A public sale Of
IN valuable Horses. consisting chiefly Of Thorough bred
Esq, OF westchester County, N Y, will take place at
New York Taersals, on Thursday Gath October, 1888,
at half past three o'clock p. M. number Of these
Horses are tho immediate descendants Of "Amercan
Eclipse"
For Hand Bills Of pedigree sc. enquire Of
JOHN W. WATSON & co. 446 Broadway.
Oct ober 8. A3-2Iaf