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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13

ANlLL BE SOLD, on the premises, TO the hirbe.,
bidder, on Friday the 20ih of next month. TSen'
tember) II fair, II not the first fair day thereafter, (Supp.
DAY ~excepted) on a credit Of one, two and three Wear.
(equal instslments) the purchaser or purchasers giving
bonus win approved security, and a Deed OF Trust ON tie
i,hu TO secure the payments, that well known and desira.
o'e tract oil land, in the county OF Nottoway,l formerly the
properly oil John ID. Royal, containing by estimation 6i7
acres having on it a large aud commodious brick Dwel.
bg-house, Kitchen, and stable, a threshing-machine TIA,
goes ny water, with a small grist-mill attached to IL. and
all ouer convenient out houses-a large garden inriose,,
ny a brick wall.-We shall on the same day and ,I,c.
anu on me same terms, sell one other tract of land adioin.
ing the above tract, called the Cottage tract, formerIv m.
property OF John ID. Royal also, and containing 26l acres
mere Is convenient Dwelling house on this farm. win
o''er ON houses, necessary Tor the comfort and profit oi
u purchaser. Both tracts are fine corn and whest Iaud
ana OF course, hne clover lands, (upon Which, no do,b,
piaiser VIII act TO a great advantage) and in fne coudi.
'ion Tor cultivation. We deem it unnecessary 10 pivc q
more particular description OF At, thinking ihat no one will
purchase without first viewing The premises. This pro.
perry Is very desirable, situated in a healthy and agree
apIe neighbor6ood, and is about 80 miles from RicL,1ond
ana 40 from Petersburg, aud within three miles of Deem.
creek, which is now n~ayigable for Tobacco boats. Fun
possession Will be given as soon a. the purchaser comp,ies
WIN The terms OF the sale. The lands will be shcyn bv
iraVrs H. Epes, who lives adjoining Them.
LEW JONES', Er'o,s nj pn.
TRAVIS n. PES, b. Tones. deesd
Aug. 80. % 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13

An affair Of honor took place near This town on Frid,.
evening last bet"eenJ. Hemphill. Esq. editor of The sum.
Ter Dazei'e, and Capt. NJ. NJ. levy OF this Town. We are
happy to say it terninated without any serious i,hurv :"
either OF the parties. MIR. HemphilI Was sIiohuv '5uy 70
ed in the pistol hand. Mr.. HIS pistol was no, freJ ~.
lSr OF his antagonists ball having let down the hsmm.T.
Much credit II - SAIL, Is due to both gentlemen for firm
ness Camden Is. e. Journal III"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13
N1CA.nOeD, KzRGEsZa, ERHOaY, SEP E.M AER Ia, asss

VENHE Fall Races for 1888. over tho w;,ters.,d .o,.s
. IOneserteid) will commence on "Wednesday ,hO
viz - "e "'ys
r"'1 Doy'-A sweepstake for colts aud 6llies, mil,
heats. entrance So. 9' ""'
Ih"d Doy-The Jockey Club Purse, worth sloo. :
"'ma meats; entrance 80.
The course shall be in excellent order. and IN. Pee.
prietor well provided with all the requisites TO susniv
@s VISITORS; G. b. wOOLDRIGE, Proprietor.
onesfrned Coal Mines, August II. 1888. 29-w,Iss
VHNHE RACES over The Silver Hill Course
M VIII commence on Tuesday, the first day OF Octo.
Der next, and continue three DAYS.
rihsT DAf.-A post sweepstake for three year old
II h'hes, two mile heats, fifty dollars entrance d. D..
w. u"se "e evening previous TO the race. Also the same
day., the corn sweepstake for two year old colts and 6Ines
subscribers. Oh
SECOND DAY.-Proprietor's Purse one hundred and
MY dollars, two mile heals. fifteen dollars entrance.
THIRD DAY.-Jockey Club Purse three hundred dol.
~ "ohey up without discount, three mile heats, twenty
dollars entrance. All entries to be made with ,he Pronrie'
". esn, CLOCK, the evening previous TO each days
race Stables and litter furnished race horses gratis whcr.
'' " ooaru win The Proprietor.
JOHN WHITE, Proprietor.
Jackson, Northampton, N. c., Aug. 20. SD
NEW YORK RACES.-There will he two me.inrs
'nis fai over the Union Course, Long Island. Tie
hrst Will take place on Tuesday, the frs, DIV of Oc,oho,
next and continue at least four days.
Des'oes me two, three and four mile days, a variety OF
sweeps'akes and matches will be run, promising fine snort
l he match OF the Northern colt Niagara of Air Jno ~
stevens, ana The Southern colt Cadet OF Col. Johnson.
lor Stoco aside four miles out, will take place the frs,
day OF the first meeting. "
~ sweepstakes OF four subscribers, two mile heats
entrance Sooo, Shark, the uictor of Midas, will in all pro''
meet Jessup, the Southern match colt unless
"i.huiawh from The stakes for the purpose OF a large match
IN ei'her event, excellent sport may be expected.
itis d 4. inns Time impractcable TO be more particular. or
soy VIVA, matches and sweepstakes will be run, as any day
P'ouuce one, ana they are not unfrcquently made the
eNe","g oeiore The race. Ii is said a negotiation for a
ina,ch scarce inferior in interest 10 that OF Henry and
L.nPse rs III progress. All that can be said to the
lovers oil the turi IL, come TO the New York Fall PAGES
much regret. '' "'s"'
u second meeting will take place the last Monday in
October, and continue four days. "
N.m ALEX'R l.. Bolts.
~" VT August Sith, 1858. 34-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13

n August. 1888:
Edmund Morgan, Executor OF Samuel Cobbs, deceas.
GU PltH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13
From the Rennhlicnn l

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ties. THadps &c nom par
w CANTEy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13

"A GENTLEMAN living in North Carolina, wishes 10
IA purchase for his own use y Blacksmith. For one of
g9oo character, a far price will be given. Apply al This
omce-or letters addressed 10 A. r., Richmond, will he
promptly attended to. fs6-11 sent IN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-06-20
MEMORANDA.

Arrived at New York, on Thursday last, schr
William, . ds iom this port
Arrived at Quebec, 9Th inst. brig Bazil'a, Irv-
ing, I'm Newport
Arrived at Havana. 29th Mt. ship Mount Hope
Greene, fin New-OrIeans, brig Harvest, Lawton
from this port.
A. Antwerp, I'd ult. brig Columbus, Read, fin
New-Bediord.
At Esineur, 9TH ult. brig Governor COOLING
ton, Dennis, fin NYork.
Arr. at Richmond, 9th inst. barque ship Sag
amore, Knight fin this port
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-06-20
Clerks Office, Court of Probate,

Clerks Office, Court of Probate,
.Nr'cporf, June 9Th, 1888.
AN the petition Of ANN BROWN
" II LII, praying that Henry Y.
Cranston may be.appointed admin
is'sh'or on the estate Of her husband, Ma
man Brownell, late ofNewport, butcher,
dec 1t is Ordered, that the same be re-
ceved and the consideration thereof re-
ierred to Court of Probate, to be hold
en- nt the State House in Newport, on
the 'irst florday in July next, at 8 o'clk.
n. m, and that previous notice be given
ny publishing 4 copy Of this order three
several times in the NIrRALp OF THE
INES, TO ail persons interested, to an
pear at said time and piacc and be heard.
by o''drr Of me President,
inn" !3 B. B. IiowLANp, CH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-06-20

Southern Freshci. Much injury has
been done in South Carolina by the late
heavy rains. The Abbeville Whig says:
"Nlany large cotton fields on the margin
of wafer courses, have been completely
destroyed for the present year, and in
some cases it is stated that SO much OF
the surface of the earth has been washed
away, as to render the fields valueess
ever afterwards, for all agricultural pur-
poses. In Sumpterville the crops have
been greatly injured, stock destroyed,
mil! dams carried away, Sc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-06-20
lane 20.
MES HAMMOND'S,
Circulating Library.

Recem additi0ps, riz,
23O0 Stanley Gusion, or the School fellows, b,
John Cali. 2 ,ols.
3O6 Voyages round the world, by Edmund Fan.
Mug. vol.
23lo Anerica. three years in James s'trart, 2v
23ll Frankensiein, or the modern Promethcus,
Mary w. Shelley, 2 vols.
23l2 Anne, of Gursten (revsed) by Sir Walter
Scott, 2 vols.
23'3 Legends of the West, by James Hall, vs
23i1 Duchess of ~. Leu, memoirs of, from the
French, | vol.
23i5 Zoe, or the Sicilian Sayda. romance. 2v
1915 Eulers Letters, on Na'ual Philosophy, V.
j.. 55, h6,) David Brewster, 2 vols.
23l7 Rosine Laval. novel, by MIR Smith, w.
23i9 Ferpiancks ,liScourses and addresses
a3iS Abroy. The wondrous tale of Abroy. u.
lraeli vols
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-06-20
From the y. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
n touch ADORE the sublime.

n touch ADORE The sublime.
CoLoRED CONVENTION. The conven-
tion of colored persons assembled for th
purpose of devising means to elevate the
character aud promote the prosperity OF
the African race in this country, are still
in session in Philadelphia. The Presi-
dent, as we learn, conducts the proceed
ings with great gravity and decorum, nd
discovers, by the precision with which
his decisions are made, no little prompt-
tude and acuteness. He has studied
we'll the philosophy of rules and orders,
in regulating the proceedings of dcllb-
eraive assembly.
Some of the speeches that arc being
delivered, are said to be good, and even
eloquent whilst others partake some
what Of the ludicrous. We regret to
learn that representative from our sis
ter city Of Albany was put down, a few
days since, by one of the representatives.
from Virginia, in somewhat unccremo-
NOUS manner. The Albanian, in stem
torian speech, announced himself, with
great emphasis, a. iollows:-"Sir, am
a repre- sentative from the Empire State"
&c. The pride of Ancient Dominion
took fire, and, as soon as an opportunity
was afforded him to take the floor, he
repcllcd the lofty airs Of the New-Yorker
as follows:-"Mr President-The Hon
orable Gentleman who spoke last, boasts
that he is a representative from the En-
pire State. But, Sir, that Honorable
Gentleman should reInember that in the
Empire State he cannot sit down at ia
BILE, nor ride in stage coach with a
white map--whereas in Virginia VIC can
do both"
The lofty hearing Of our doughty Al.
banan wiihercd under tho rcbukc, and
he hung down his head in silence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-06-20
G. O-P A RTN n f. RSUIP.

FyNIIE subscribers having formed n conpexon in
: - business, inform their friends that in the per-
formance of the duties of Livery Stable, their
eyerons shall be unremil,ed. Their establishment
is the same as that which was owned by The late
firm Of Howe & BrowncIl. They have two sepa-
rate stables-one kept at the Bellevue hotel, and
the other on the north side Of Pelham street, next
above Townsends Coffee House. Their horses
and carriages are equal 10 any in The place, aud
prompt attention will at all times be paid TO the
calls aud wishes Of those who are disposed to pa
uonze them. Their carriages will always be in
readiness to attend to the arrivals and departure Of
the steamboats,. In short, they arr prepared to ex-
ecute any orders that come within the sphere Of
their occupation. A. llowE,
june 20 j. e.. MErcHEAR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-06-20

Court of Probate, .Ntmport June 6M. 1888.
a rpLICATIoN was made for an Admini.tra-
"A ton 10 be appointed on the estate Of RHO
DA CORNELL, late Of Newport, widow, dec
II Is ordered that the consideration thereof be re-
fered TO Court Of Probate to he holden at the
State House. in Newport on the first Monday in
July next, at o'clock, a. NJ, and that previous
notice he given by publishing copy of this or
der three times, in the Herald Of the Times, 10 all
persons Interested to appear at said time and place
and be heard. true copy-ritaess,
u. Is. ROWLAND, Prob. elk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-06-20

| PAINFUL lNrELIIGENcE.-We learn
with regret That the brig Ajax, fifteen
days from New-Orlcnns, bound to Libe-
ria, with nearly one hundred and fifty
e'nigrants on board, has been compelled
to rnt into Key-West IN distress. She
lost her ma,o and two blacks, whcn she
had been only two days out; and The ship
carpenter on board reported that thirty or
forty Of the emigrants died Of the Chole-
rn, whilst the brig was anchored off the
town. They are said TO have been as
fine set oi cmigrants MS ever left this
country. One hundred of these were
from kcntucky--of whom nincty-six
were sinycs and had been manumittcd
upon condition of their deportation to
Monrnvia. Forty were from Tennessee
ana the residue from Ohio. Among
those from Kentucky, was female
brought up by Mrs. Wicklitle, who pos
scsscd a superior educati and gifted
mind, and who wns intended for a teach
or in Liberia.
The Ajax left Key West on the 10th
ult. for her place Of destination. Since
that time there had been from ten to iiC- 1
ten cases in the town, nine of which had
proved fatal, out OF n population of two
hundred. No case had occurred he
tween the 9th nit and lst inst, and j,
was believed at the latter date, that the
disease had left the Key - ". Y. Conn
nercial Ldreriiser.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-06-20
WINES.
AND DISTILLED LIOUORS.

WINES.
AND DISTILLED LIQUORS.
Bo'tied crd on ndraught-aohoiesoie and retail.
Dupy, A Seignetto, Bordeaux s.
" Spanish Brandy.
Hour Glass, Nhecsp, NIedar swan, and domestic
Gin; Irish whskey, jamaica, :, Croix, and
Cherry rum.
On Dronghi,
Old l.ond particular, Madeira pale gold & brown
sherry; Sicily Madeira, Cogswels' Canary ,Malm-
sey Madeira, Teneritle, Marseilles NIadeira Lis
bon, common sherry; old Madeira ofs different
kinds; red alloche, catalonia. Colmenar, sweet
and dry malaga; qualities Of Port, some very
choice, (pure juice of the grape)
Bot.ied-Joly S = e Champagne, Laftte, cIar-
Ell, and variety Of common brands; Jno. How
ard March, &co's Madeira, & q NJ; red and
white hermitage, Cote Rotie, muskat, Rose
! brandy, London double and single brown stout,
! Champagne cider, Nialmsey, bottled more than
! 20 years since, by 'Cosswell,' and liarrison's
! port!
! The above arc from rndcr the Custom house
kcy-warranted pure, and VI i'll he sold on favora-
bic terms, by J. Il. NEWTON, Sco.
may 3, '33.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-06-20

OTiCE.-I have this day seen an avdcr-
tlSemcnt announcing nai the firm of Howe
ard Browncll has been dissolved by mutuaI con-
sent, and that the accounts of said firm are 10 be
adjusted by a. lowe hereby caution the pub
lc against This imposition, ~ | have sanctioned
no such dissolution. HENRY NJ. BRowNsLL.
june 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-06-20
a L S q.
n j. W S u A PER AGENC
WILLIAM GOTF,

'agrnf far The old Comntryman--an English,
Scotch. Irish, Welsh, aud Colonial Mirror
d1n Pickering:
q EsPECTFCLLY solici,s subscription. to TN
II a same-h may safely he asserted that the
OLD CoUNTRfMAN is one Of the most in
feresf'ns papers of The day. In addition to the do
'"es'Ic news OF Brfaln, distinct record Of foreign
events is kept, in whatever quarter Of the world
occurring; portion of the pa per IL devoted to lit
era'ure, poetry and the fine arts. The London
fashions are also given, as well as the new inven-
lions Another portion IL devoted to the spirit of
" "BeUs Life IN London"-where sports of the
ring, the turf Of the angler and the hunter will be
found. Humorous police reports, scenes Of real
life, fashion, taste, and such other matter rs may
be thought useful, interesting and amusing Terms
only $3.50, per wear.
Newport, may 30, 1892
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-06-20
LOST.

In one ofhe streets Of Newport yesterday,
A POCKET-BOOK, containing abou, . i5
IA in bills, and one note signed by Peter Chase
and Joseph q. Stevens, and payable 10 Mrs Ladd
for $3.50; one signed by the same and payable to
me for S50o--and one of $500 signed by Daniel
and John Weeden. and payable to me with
other papers Of little value 10 those who may find
them Any one returning the same to me, or de-
posting il IN the Post-Oflice, shall he welcome to
the money. GEO. IRISH.
june 20, 1888
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-06-20

e NEW TERM MY SCHOOL will commence
IA on Monday, July lsf. Hitherto, boys only
have been admited it will he, hereafter, open for
Girls aud Boys.-'lhe branches in which insuc-
ton will he given, are Reading. Writing, hr,h-
mc,c, Grammar, Geography, History, Algebra,
Geometry, Latin, GrGek.--Thosc in which the
scholars are at present engaged, are all the above
mentioned eXcept A zebra 4 the Greek language.
Terms. $500 per quarter including stationary, OF
$500 without it. THOMAS Z. RODMAN.
luDe l3 fu1
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-06-20

In this town, on Friday evening last, after a
long illness, Mr.. Isaac Sherman, aged 81 years
On Sunday last, Major John A. Collins, aged
20 years.
On Sunday evening last Southwick White, son
Of Mr.. Nicholas " hltc, aged ! 5 years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-06-20

L. S. SLoop OF WAR VINcEySEs.- -
This vessel arrived at n. York on Sun
day. The following is list Of her Off
cers--Wm. ID. Salter, Esq Command
er; Chas. II. Bell, and Edw. NJ. Rus
SCH, Licutcnnnts; Andrew B. Cooke,
Surgeon; John S. .Missroon, Sailing Mas
ter; Robert Handy Passed Midshipman;
John Il. Dale, Stephen Decatur, John J.
Almy, John Henry Shcrbnrne, John G..
Anthony, George ". Harris, William
y. Jones, Strong 3. Thomson, Albert
&. Ciary, William "A. Parker, Washing
ton A. Bartlett, Midshipmen. Joseph
Norris, Captains Clerk John Morris,
Boa,swain; Henry Bacon, Sail Maker !;
John Green, Carpenter; Charles Cobb,
Ebenezcr Lowe, Pmser's Steward; JAS.
Davis, Sail Maker, passenger.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-06-20
June 9Th, 1888.
\ EW
SUMMER. GOODS.

WM c. COZZE.NS, s. CO.
NAVE received from New York
II T. during the week, their summer as
! sortment of .Ne,r and Fashionable
DRY Goods, which having been selected
with great care, from the latest uporta-
tons, and most desirable les in market,
are now ready for sale, and will be offer
ed at as low prices, as by any others in
this place. Among them are,
Elegant gauze ribbons, Grape & Grape
dc chen shawls, Hernauna or sewing
silk, do, elegant green, black and white
gauzc, and blond wells. "Watcrcd poult
dc soic." Coored Gros dc Naples and
Italian silks, Mattconis Sd black Italian
do. A great variety of black Cros de
Naples, and Gros dc Suisse silks, black
French bombazines, Of fine and extra
qualities, French muslins, unbIeached
opcn-worked cotton hose, beautiful ar
ticIe, black cashmere, do, white gouzo
Flannels, warranted not To shrink in wash
ing, horskin gloves, bobbinett, blond and
Grccian laccs. parasols, white Dainask
dimity, beautiful article, together with
very rich lot Of light calicoes, and
large assortment of thin goods, suitable
for mems wear. Also, on hand bleach
ed and unbleached shirtings, bcd,icks,
chccks--a indeed every article of do
nestle manufactured goods, in all their
variety, at extremely low prices, by the
piece or yard. june 18th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-06-20
RECEPTION OF TIE
PRESIDENT OF THE L. STATES.


The arrangements previously announ-
ced for the reception of the President of
the United States, were yesterday morn
ing carried into fun effect. AT half rnst
II o'clock, the beautiful steamer Boston,
Capt Comstock, made her appearance
with the President and Suite from New
London. As she entered the harbor, sn
Iufes were fired from the garrison nj this
post, commanded by Mai. Lomax, md
from the Revenue Cutter, Capt. Ca
hoone.. The Boston surcrbly decorated
with flags, came round the north point Of.
Fort Wolcott, and passed slowly down
our capacioms harbor amid the thunder
Ings OF cannon, and the loud cheering
from the vessels and wharvcs. Tho
steamer Rushlieht Immediately went a.
longside Of the Boston, rs she lay OF,
received the President and Suite, and at
1o o'clock precisely, landed them at
capt. Potter's wharf, in front Of the Gus
tom House. Bnrouchcs were provided
for tho President and Suite, and the pro-
cession was then formed by Col. Henry
y. Cranston, Chief Marshal, assisted by
Co.'s. Tower, Hclme, Allan, Marsh,
and Capt. Trip, in the following order:
Artillery Company--Col. Robinson;
COMMITTEE OF Arrangements, preceded by Marshal;
~ PRESIDENT AND Ills SUITE;
Town Council preceded by Town Sergeant;
Town Treasurer and Clerk;
Reverend Clergy;
senn'"rS Of the U. s., and Members of Congress;
Judges Of the L. S. Cont, preceded by the
Marshal of Il. |. District; ,
L. States District Attorney and Clerk; c
Judges of the Supreme Court Of the State preced-
ed by the Sheriff Of the county; IL
Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas; s
Military and Naval Officers of the U. States; b
Gen. Treasurer. sec'ry Of State and AIT General; !
Members of the State Legislature; U
Major General of the State, and Suite; G
Militia Officers, General, Regiinental & STAFF; "
Officers Of the Customs, & Pos, Office department,
Marine Society; r
Strangers and Citizens Il
The procession moved up Thamcs-st. c.
to the south side of Washington square, e.
thence up Touro street to Whitticld's 81
Hotel. The President rode IN ba- -
rouchc by the side Of Hon. Christopher j
G. Chnmplin, and remained uncovered A
the whole distance with his hat in his y
hand, gracefully bowing to the multitude =,
ms he passed tho ladies waving thcir r.
white handkerchicis and casting flowers \
from the windows. B
On his arrival at the hotel, where a. .,
partments we've provided for his recep-. n
lion, those Of his tellow-citizens who
wished, paid their respects to him. AT
half past o'clock, he visited Fort Adj p'
ANS, and we learn was highly graiilied g
with the appearance Of the extensive for of
lications there going forward under the d,
superb rintendencc of Col. Tottcn. EIe Sc
will leave town this morning, at o'clk ~ ~
n the steamer Boston, for Providence. a,
The President is accompanied by NJ. DC
an Burcn, Vice President; Louis NJ be
Lane, Secretary Of State Lewis Cass, "'
secretary of War; Levi Woodbury., Sc "'
,rctary Of the Navy; Maj. Donclson, -
md Mr. Poinsett, Of s. Carolina.
Ion
From the y. V Commercial Advertiser. 40
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-06-20

Tie .Mtw- -Englnnd Institution for the
B'ind.--The condition upon which the
Hon. Thomas II. Perkins, Of Boston,
made donation of his elegant house in
Pearl street, in that city, to the lns,itu-
ZION for the Blind, having been complied
with, that gentleman has given an order
for the delivery Of the deed which has
been made ont, and lying as an escrow, J,
and the title has therefore become con-
surnmate and complete. The condition
referred to, was that the snin of $50, 900
should be raised for the benefit OF the i'll
st,tution previously to the lst of June -.
The Committee reported the aggregate
sum Of S5l,ll7 as having been subscri-
bed in the following placcs:---Boston
$33, $40, Salem l,lJO, New Bedford >
600, Hartford, Conn., 1890, nett pro-
cccds of Ladies' Fair, Boston, II 400,
do. Salem, 2,957-total $5l, III. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-06-20
FIR f. s ~ So PPI.N OF
DRY GOODS,
Just cc'vd by

just THV NU Nv
I'D H,.4RD f. NE T!'TO.T,
1000 yds. American low prc'd Calicos,
1000 do. English rich styles, do.
1000 do. Sheelngs and Shntings,
EINRENCli muslins, gnghams, silks. ponrces,
n Irish linens, Russia diaper, linen and cotton
damask, green and red moreen, ribbons, fancy
hhdkls. gloves and hosiery
With a complete assortment Of stuff for men and
boys summer wear, which will be sold a, very
small advance. ijnne IL