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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
LEUv' STORE
IN SHEPHDHDSTowEr.

TiiE subscriber has just received from the
Il cities OF New York. Philadelphia aud
Baitiniorc, and j. now opening IN Mr.. Walter
ID. se'by's iire-Proof storc-house, lately occu.
pied by MIR. ID. r. Towner, an elegant and
complete assortment Of GOODS, which he
oilers, Wholesale and retail, at very reduced
prices.
The stock consists In p,rf or m, ,,ro,.;.~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

ar che Oserssers u the Poor of jefferson
~ County. vii be held a, Henry liaine. =
tavern On Char.est lwn. ou toe fr-t Monday Boz
June next, b. ng u,o 50 dsy 81 the month 81
AZ persons hasin claims, Will present l..a.
GA that day. by srdcr 81 the Board.
JAMES BROWN, Ci1k
May ?, 1889
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DAMCIMa soRooH.

TWVI. subscriber, intending 10 visit liar
II pers-Fcrry by the Ist Of June, purposes
opening Dancing School, wherein Waiting
will be taught il desired. Gentlemen may
avail Themselves OF this opportunity likewise
Of learning all the athletic exercises rs taught
in the University Of Virginia.
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Terms,

Broad sword and Zane EXcrcisc, 80
Subscription lists may be seen at Msjol
Hotel. Y. FERRON
May lG, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
Kate ARRIVALS.
SPRING AND eUn1nnER
GOODS

NYE are receiving and opening, \ general
w assortment Of Dry Goods. GrOcsrses,
Hardware Queensware, Glass, China-and
such Medicines a. are Ia common use. We
deem q catalogue unnecessary, as most aTti-
Giles used IN tbs section Of country will be
found IN eur assortment. Our customers aud
the public generally are invited to give "a a
call. We pledge ourselves that no articles
Of equal quality shall be sold AZ bower prices
than we will sell them on our aseommoda-
ting terms Tor Cash or on CrsdR
WM y. LOCK * CO.
Ckaflestown, APrii IS, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
LAW NOTICE.
Thomas Iau S,rcarinxen

"AVING returned TO Virginia, will resume
u u his practice in the Courts which he for
merly attended, viz the several Courts OF
Jefferson and Berkeley. Tie may at all times
lie found ut his Office at the Globe tavern.
Shcpherdstown, Feb. II, ls33.-f.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
A. III. KRTZ.MELEER,
ATTORNEY at LAW.

KXTu.L practice in the Superior and In
wv f.rior Courts of I.oudoun and Jedcr-
son. The transaction OF all business commit
ted to his management will be characterised
by the striciest attention and punctuality.
His office is on Markets., Leesburg.
April IL, le33.-u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
NEW STORE.
J.. ~. r. G.. IL. .4iSGaEifh

:" AVE received second supply of Spring
m Goods, amongst which are some cheap
CLOTHS, viz blue, black, and brown
light and dark green, Polish green, purchased
Mt auction, aud will be sold the cheapest
Also, fine assortment Of Fancy Goods, ~
and 81 Lutestring, fancy Handkerchief,
Painted Muslins, extracted Ginghams, fancy
Calicoes, all OF which, and every thing they
have, will be sold at very small profit.-Al-
SO, fresh Said Oil, and Sugsr-IIouse Molasses.
Charlestown, May I6, l533.-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
q eamp.t;f asssfiH.eni b
Hardware, Cutlery and Saddlery

Plated. brass and polished steel Stirup Irons;
plated, brass, anal polished steel Bits, buckles
Spots, Bosses, Slides, Aiartings Kings aud Hooks
coach and harness. mounting; cotton aud worsted
webs; whole, half-s-aming and FASTING lace aud
cards; cotton and horse Cards; roller, plated brass
aud other Buckiesi carving Knives and Forks,
table aud butchers Stecls; elegant and common
dinner and breakfast Knives aud Forks, shoe
and butcher Knives; single, double aud four
bladed pocket and pen Knives; Pincers, nippers,
aud plyers; a full assortment OF rasps and lilies,
scissors and shears, bolts and catches, Bobs b,I-
rcaa, cupboard, el'es,, trunk, pu and saddle-bAg
l>oeks-brSss, japan and plated CanslIestieks;
an assortment OF t'cks and brads; superior era
ding aud grass Soy thes siekles, mill, Gross-eu
hand, wood, and panncl Saws; An assortment OF
superior plane bits; bench sud joiners' Tools;
steel iron, aud trying squares; butts aud hinges,
trovels, sad-irons, And-irooS brass snd cast sho-
vel add tongs coffee milis;spt-boxss, Walters cast
shear, and German STEEL bar iron add hollow
ware castings.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
FANCY GOODS.

Supcrnne black, aud blue black Italian
iustrIng; surcrhnc heavy black Satin; black
and fancy colored eros de Naples; do. de
Swiss; DO. de Indies black Senchcws and
Sarsnets; black colored Italian Grapes; n
/ 1-S black italian Cravats; imitation do; Bar
celona do; complete aud very select as
-ortmen: Of ladies' dress ilikfs silk Gauzc,
Grape. MandarIne, palmarnc, SC. SC; black
J and white silk Hosc, half Hose, and Gloves ;
Pongee and flag Bandannas; Chopas; black,
blue and coored Servings and Twist A
spiended assortment; of bonnet, cap, belt, tai
tetta aud satin Ribbons; silk Umbrellas, ging-
ham do. superior Cambria and Mushns OF
every description; Irish Linen and Lawns
black and brown Hollands; 81 and lO-t Dia-
per and Damask; 81 wide bird-eyc do; Lii
men Cambria and linen cambria iIdkfs, plain,
printed and bordered; Mcrino Shaw.s and
Scarfs; Cashmere and Nalentia do. ~, A. a
81 Bobbinet; Brussels Collars; thread and
bobbinet Footing, Edging and Lace; blacl;
aud white bobbinet Wells; Superb white aud
green Blonde do, white and green gaIIze do.
black and cold Bonbazines, Bombazct,s and
'Circassians; blue, green and scarlet Moreens;
dark and light cold merino Cloth; n large as.
.sortment of calico and furniture Prints, French
Ginshams, furniture Dunity, &c. Superb Tus-
can, Bebec fancy Lcghorn aad Dunstable Bon
nets; ladies' and gentlemcu's cotton Hose
plain and clock-d Of every quality black
and slate colored worsted do; Buck, Wood
stock, kid, hosskin, thread, and Burlington
Gloves and Mits; combs, brushes, matches
silk, lasting and fancy bu,tons; wallets, sc.
DO.HESTyCS,
5-4. ~, and 81 ShiTings and Shectings, bleach
ed and unbleRchc,l, 3-l and ~ rickings; apror
Checks, cotton Checks and Stripes; red, white
and green Canton FLANNEL; blue NAnkins; JEAN
and drilling; tvillcd cotton foe servants; stou
cotton do. &c. &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
Spring Gsssf Summer
GOODS.
Tie subscriber Is rejoicing his stock q
SPRING AND SUMMER
G0ODSa

ENVO which he respectfully invites the at
IL tention Of his friends and the public
generally. His Stock comprises almost eve
~ Substantial article necessary for Spring and
Summer use; and he pledges himself to sell
them CHE.iP.
VIM n. CRAlGiIIII..
Charlcstown, May l6, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

! inc and suPeriinc blue, black, olive, mix
Ell aud other colored cloths aud cassimeres:
pei'ssc ditto. 4 general assortment OF silk,
valencia, satineu, marssill,s, Jean. aud fan.
cy Ncstings; Oxford MIXED. French grey.
blue aud fancy coiored CasSincii>; supcriinc
blue aud brown English Camlct clar.i. blue
aud brown came's hair Cloth; grey, draL
and Cinnamon colored summer Cloth brown
grey and drab Petersham; Manchester, Bang.
up, fittsburg and Genoa Cords; Carpctting
Rugs; Buriaps, osnsburgS, Tirklcnburgs 4
Russia Sheetings; L,ncn Drilimgs, striped
plain and faucy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23

SMsqHchHHHG HerrtHgs
RUsT received ond for sale by
q A. KEYES.
MAY 9, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
BLANKETS md FT.iyNTLS:

Rose. point and Duf!nl Blankets white, scar
let, red. yellow and green, fine, >upcriine and
gauzc flanncl,i English and domestic Baizcs.
plain aud nanpcd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
Coach .Nanisyucfory.
THOMAS SHEPARD

(Uinchssier, L0udoun :iresi, a J,iu doors North
Of he IG,iey Bank,
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CLOTHS.

{ consists IN part Of Tie 5oiio,eirg :
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Romney. May ] 9, 1913. 1t.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08
A CAR ID.

The Ladies of,he Dorcas and Convo-
cation Societies of this town, render
their grateful acknowledgements to the
Ladies and Gentlemen who so literally
patronised their Fair on Wednesday and
Thursday last, and with pleasure an
nounce that the recei pts amounted to
nearly Four Hundred Dollars.
1t will afford additional satisfaction Ia
the benevolent mind to learn that the en-
tire proceeds Of the Dorcas funds are ap-
propriated to the relief Of the poor of this
town, and those of the Convocation to
Episcopal Missions within the State.
Newport, August 9th, 1893.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08

THEATRICAL.-l.ast evening, Mr. c. II.
Parsloe, from iie Coyent Garden Theatre, Lon
don--snd Mr. and Miss RAE. from the Park The
atre. New-York. appeared in the YOUNG WIDOW
and in the beautiful piece Of the CABIN Boy
The CABIN Boy will be played again tomorrow
night. Mr. Pursoe is said to be the greatest Mon
KEY cxtunt-IIis performance Of that udicrous
part exceeds all description Miss RAE, has been
starring it in New-York, for some time, where
her talents have been highly appreciated Her
acting last evening, made a favorable impression
The Manager, we are assured, has been ut
considerable expense in getting up new pieces, as
well as procuring new scenery and otherwise dec
Grating the Theatre. We have never seen the in
terror Of the Theatre look well as il does n, pre-
sent. Every thing is in perfect neatness and order
The house is very handsomely lighted up with
well-,rimmcd lamps, having glass tops and reiec-
tors. On former occasions the Theatre has been
rendered very disagreeable by the inattenive man
ner in which it has been lighted the house beng
frequently choked with lamp smoke, almost to
suiiocaton. This need not be apprehended now
at any rate, and the lovers of theatrical amuse-
mens. we are certain, can pass an evening very
much to their liking in our neat little Theatre with
the respectable and efficient company now per.
forming.
! The pieces advertised for tomorrow evening
are very strongly cast, will be seen that Mr. J.
BARNES plays the part Of Sir Abel Handy--a
part in which he is truly sat home" Mr. anC
Miss RAE, and Mr. PARsLoE, all appear agnin -
II talents are essential TO insure house, the The
morrow night
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08
atig3
.aDMLNIS TRATOR,S sale.

by rirtue Of an .4ct Of The General Assem-
bly, and under the direction of The Court
Of fProbate, q The toun Of .Mevport, ,uiH
be sold at public auction on the premises,
on Friday, The 30h inst. at ] / o'clock,
n. m:
A IL the right title and interest which Colonel
- WIN. TEW, late Of Newport, bad ,t the
time OF h' decease in and to certain lot Of land,
with the dwelling house and other buildings there
on, situated in Thames-street, now occupied by
Peter NJ. Slocum. The above is very desirable
stand for business. Conditions made known al
the time and place. GEO. G. SHAW, .9dm'r.
Newport, July 30. (sVs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08

the whole, a pleasant passage. My
health Of body and mind was never bet
ter than now. ! have been on shore
and have now returned to the ship, where
l am writing.
If my life is spared you may expect
either to hear from me or see me in two
or three weeks, after you receive this;
but if it should be longer you must i'm
pute il TO the packet or vessel, as possi-
bly, it may be detained by conlrarywinds.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED.

E.NJEHED.
Sloop New-York, Dennis, N York;
Steamboat Providence, Thayer, do;
Sip Kingston, Durdick, IIavsnr; via N York;
Ship Dublin packet, Butler, New Orleans;
CLEARED.
Sip New-York, Dennis, Proyid:
Steamboat Providence, Thayer, do;
Ship Dublin packet, Butler, Marscilles;
Brig Motion, Ashiy, Gibralier;
.4RRTVALS.
Friday. .aug. 2d-schr Julia Ann. Crowell
I'm n York for Portland; New-Hope, do. I'm do
for Saco: Relief Baxter, fm do for Boston; Spring
Geld, Nickerson, I'm Bangor for Proyid, Edward
Hardy, I'm N York for Calais brig Gonges, Stan
hope, fm N York for Portland
Saturday, Sd-schr Reaper, Nickerson, from
Paih
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08
GRAND LODGE or r. ISLAND

A Quarterly Communication Of the
IN Grand Lodge Of the State of Rhode
Island, will be holden at Mason's Hall,
in the city OF Providence, on Monday,
26th inst. at 9 O'clock, p. m.
A punc,ual and general attendance of
all the members; especially full repre-
sentaton of all the Lodges, in the per-
sons Of the Masters and Wardens, or by
proxy, is desirable: as business Of impor-
tance, will be laid before them. By or
der of Nj. w. JOS G.. CooXE, q. NJ.
aug 8 SAM'L. w. WHEELER, 4. $.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08

We see il announced in one Of our las,
London Magazines, that Miss Edge
worth, after her very long and regretted
silence, is about to favor the world with
another romance. A thousand pounds
:, have been offered and accepted; and the
" charming author has again dipped her
ns1pss in ink, taking Ireland as the scene
Of her story.-.N Y. Ere. Post.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08

An adjourned session Of the Court of
Common Pleas and General Sessions Of
the Peace, commenced in this town on
Monday last. The trial Of VIM Walker
and six others, Irishmen, for making a
riot on the evening of the 18th June,
which has occupied the Court during its
session, was closed yesterday afternoon,
s. the jury after retiring about two hours,
returned with a verdict. Three were
found Guilty, and four were acquitted
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08
TRINITY CHURCH FAIR.

The Ladies of the TRINITY CHURcH
MISSIONARY SOCIETY, will hold their
FAIR on Tuesday, the 18th of August,
a, the Masonic Hall. Doors open at o
o'clock Il. IN. Tickets of admission, ia
cents, to be had at the door. aug. /.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08

The fare from this town to New York
via Hartford, says the Northampton
Courier, is but S2, so. All the Hartford
boats, by agreement, charge but one dol
lar from city to city. Distance one hun
drcd and eighty miles!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08
GRAND CONCERT
VOCAL IND INSTR U.NE.N1.4L
IWSICa

To be given at MASONIC HALL,
TO-.Mo'ro,c Erening, Aug. 9th,
and Positively The LAST NIGHT;
by Signora Adelaide Pedrotti, Signor
Pedrotti, Signor Fornasari, and Signor
Ferrero,-Principal performers Of the
Italian Opera in New York. Mr. Long
will preside at the Piano.
Performance to commence at 8 O'Clock
precisely. Tickets s. each, to be had
at the store Of Mr. James Hammond, at
the office of the Newport Mercury, and
at the Door of the Hall Oh the evening
Of Performance. aug 8
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08
NEWPORT.

National Republican Candidates for
Congress. A large committee appointed
by the National Republican Convention
held in this place in June last, met in
Providence Oh the Isl inst, and unani-
mously nominated
HON. TRISTAN burgess,
or Providence,
and NATH'L. S. RUGGLES, Esq.
OF Newport,
as candidates to represent this State in
the 23d Congress.
Al present it is unnecessary for us tt
say any thing in commendation Of these
gentlemen. Their talents and integrit,
are so well known to the people ofRhode
Island, as to place their success in the
coming contest beyond all doubt.
Jackson Candidates.-The nominating
committee appointed by the Jackson
Convention, met in Providence on Tues.
day last, and nominated WILKINS Up.
Dixie and NATHAN b. SPRAGuE, Esqs
candidates for the next Congress.
I The election takes place on Tuesday
the 27lh instant.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08

Commodore Bainbridge was in his
six,ieth year, and might have been spar
ed to US for many years to come, but for
distressing complaints contracted in the
service, which finally terminated his va-
liable lie. He was q native Of Prince
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08

A man residing in Fast Haven, Conn.
was bitten by a rattlesnake last week,
and died in half an hour. The snake
was about the unfortunate mans wood
house, and was not perceived by him
until he felt it's fatal fangs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08

Sunday, 4H-sch Diana, somers, from Dgh-
ton ior Philad.
Tuesday, 6th-schr Olive, Presbrey. from
Taunton for N Bedford; Nonpareil, Stuuevant.
I'm Provid.; D'Wolf, Chace. fin Bristol for Ken
nebec; Samuel, Baker, I'm Provid for Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08
CLOTHES ESSIMo
ESTABLISH ME- w.
EcoNoMY IS WEALTH,

q Dollar sarcd, is I'uo Dollars earned
NE R.BARNITT, would respectfully announce
I'VE TO the inhabitants Of Newport, and vicini-
ty, that he will dress and neatly repair Indies gen
tlcmens, and children's wearing apparel, Of eve
ry description, and in the best manner-aIso, pi-
ano and table covers, on mocerr,e terms, a, thu
corner Of Thames and Mill street, opposite Mar-
ket square; and by unremired attention TO bnsi-
ness, hopes for n 81 are prblic patronage; orders
thankfully received, and prnctualIy attended TO.
N. B.--I.adics and gentlemen waited on at
their respective dwellings. laug 8
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08

We fulfil our promise this week, and
publish the Quarterly Repo,, orthe Com
mittee Of the Providence Temperance
Society. II is worthy of an attentive
perusal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08

THUNDER SroRM. A very severe
tempest Of thunder and lightning visited
this place and vicinity, on Sunday even
ing last Our Oldest inhabitants do not
recolect Of one more terrific, both as
respects the vividness Of the lightning
and the tremendous peuls Of thunder
which instantly followed The light
ming struck in various parts Of the town,
and done considerable damage, besides,
lamentablc TO state, ,occasoning the death
Iof two persons-the wife Of Mr. Robert
Franklin Jr., and daughter Of Mr. John
Almy-tho former daughter, and the
latter u granddaughter of Mr.. David
Barker. Mr.. i. resides in Broad st. -
two doors south Of DR.. Mann's. His
wife, with the little gill in her lap, were
sitting at the time in the south west room,
short distance from the fire place. The
lightning descended the chimney, and
forced its way through about two feet
below the ceiling, shivering the mantle
piece very badly. When found, Mrs.
Franklin was sitting in her chair,-thc
child had partly fallen off upon dog by
their side-all lilelcss. Efforts were
made to rcsuscitate them, but Of no avail
Mrs Franklin was very amiable, wor-
thy woman, and this sudden and awful
Dispensation has cast a gloom over nu-
merous friends and relatives. The feel
ing ofsympathy pervades the whole com
munity.
Il The house Of Mrs Mumford widow
Of Thos. H. Mumford,) on the hill, was
struck and considerably injured. The
lightning struck in several other places
but we have heard Of no more damage
\ We regret to state also, that the hit.
ming struck an oat stack Of about two
hundred bushels, belonging to the widow
Of Mr.. John Chase, in Middletown, ant
notwithstanding the rain was pouring
down in torrents, the electric fluid hao
so completely saturated the stack as tt
battle every effort to save any part Of it
1t was valued at one hundred dollars
A stack Of hay, Of about four tons, be
longing to Mr. Pardon Brown, was arucl
and consumed. The lightning also strucl
tree few yards from the house Of Eli
jah Anthony in MiddIetown.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08

At CRANKY, S. Carolina, the 4th' Of
July, the proclamation Of Gov. IIayne
was read, in lieu OF the Declaration of
Inde pc ndence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08

We understand that the Rev. Profes-
sor ELros Of Brown University, will
preach in the I'd Baptist Meeting house
in this place, for several ensuing Sab
baths.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08
ON MONDAY, august l2h, al II o
clock, a. IN. ,riH be sold at public aae-
ton, on The premises:

on MONDAY, August l2M, al II o.
clock, a. m. wiH be sold at public aae-
tion, on The premises:
ENHE BREWERY, recently owned
III and carried on by Mr. Thomas Ev
ans The Brew House is airy and
commodious, being about, &c feet by 40,
and capable of making GO bbls. Of ALr
per week, or 90 at time. There is "A
never failing fountain Of excellent water
in the House, besides cistcrns that will
contain $4,000 gallons The cisterns
are so arranged as to receive all the rain
that falls upon the roof Of the buildings.
Attached to the Brewery, is Malt
House, capable Of making about 90
bushels week. The Stable and out
houses arc ample and convenient The
Lot is about 65 It. on Thanes-st. by $50
on Brewer street. The promises will be
peremptoriIy sold For terpis, apply to
S. CAnoosE,- Cashier Of Newport Bank,
or, Fl. Y. CRANsToN.
Immediately 1ler, will be sold at the
Brewery, quantity Of Hops ; 20 groce
new bottles; 1000 corks; n large quantity
OF vinegar; 400 bbls. and half bbls. one
horse; horse cart; pair trucks and
harness-together with many pther artl-
cles useful in Brewery.
Henry Y. CRAssroN,
Assignee TO Thoma, Erons.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08

The whole number of deaths in the
City Of New York last week, was only
lO9, smaller than the average weekly
number through the year.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08
NJ A II IL I f. ID.

In this town, on Monday evening last, by tn,
Rev. Mr. Eddy, MIR Moses Barlow, 10 Miss Elizi
Molten, daughter Of Mr. Michael Molten, all o
this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-08
1 Il l. VI S.

Com. Chauncey has arrived in Wash
ington, and proceeded to the discharge
of his duties as one Of the Commissioners
Of the Navy board.