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in cascs Of private well professional gaming the
Grand Jury unanimensly resolved that they could ef
eeualy pursue their inquiries regarding violations II the
Laws AK aims, unlawful gaming, requested TO be dis.
charged
The Judge cSplaine'-an the witnesses having been
bro eht before the Grand Jury, aud refusing TO answer
were hncd, &c, rs above stated.
he Grand Jnr, subsequently presented another COM
mnmcaou TO the Court, mpuing deluquencyon the art
oil the Court, in the discharge at its du The Judge
alleged this TO be contempt, and OF the Grand Ju
tos curing 10 purge themselves oath, Of an inten
hond censnre Of the Court, fined in the sum Of $40
each. and imprisoned 81 hours, for conemp-AIavsre
(Ky) Eagle
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lttom ato English pnpcr.l
JACKSON MoNEY.-Thc Americans have low cred tho
standard OF gold TO that OF silver They did not find the
goo come, aud this was the way To bring Thi. is the
way 20 demol,sh the internal machine OF paper Well
done jackson Well done Jonathan; oniy kecp on and
you are saved nom an il soIcnt none, ed ans,ocracy
america Gn which there never was before a gold cir
cuauon!) mus III she heep Oii) have large share
OF me gold OF The world; AMI the greater part of that share
must go i'om England. Numerous have been the acts
OF hosiity, open and secret, that have comm tied
again, Tie liberties OF America-lP tie .s.NafionaI
h6"t scheme was the lasi-a last deadly effort. The
people oil America have through the schemes they
seheienhng themselves and taking iherreverge YOU
my lord ALrHoRrl have RESOLUTION adequate to the
emergency, We are safe; but il you have not aud YOU
continue To endeavour 10 make pay fifty millions
year IN god' WIN wheat at the present prices, (and il
hhst ne loweD-i you continue TO attempt 10 do this
Anh lear you wl) then this nation, and especially this
aisocracy, aud the landowners, will suffer indeed Tor all
our unjust hostility To the liberties OF the American Peou
men indeed will the town Of Hampton and the town of
frschoton he avenged Then will the plots and con.
SP'rac'rs oil u 'ST j Craig and Captain Henrv-then
WIN 'he manifesto OF John Unison CrOker-tien will the
deeds OF CochTdne ant COckbun then will the putng
uea,h oil ihe American seancn in the houid prison in
piopriate reward. ~
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POETRY N.
"Nucn yrr nrmArSs ursurs.,

Ono or tho swcoes, things t,be the folio
OF heaihrokeu maiden, crzsd by the peidy OF her
lticss and beautifully humonze. with tho graceful pnILo.
beet Sketches If tse late English Poets.
Let me not have this gloomy Wow
About my room, about my bed;
But morning roses, wet with dew
10 cool my burning biows instead;
AZ newo,s that once in Eden grew,
Let them their fragrant spirits she'd
And cvofy day their sweets renew
Til I, iading Hover, am dead.
. let the herbs loved TO rear,
Give to my sense their prrfumcd breathe
Lot Them be placed about my bier,
And gocc tho gloomy house of death
III have my gave beneath hill,
Where only Lucy's self shall know;
Where runs the pure pellucid rill
upon It's sravcly b~d below:
There violcts the borders blow
NJ And insects their son light display,
~, as me morning sumbeams glow;
Tue cold phosphoiic iires decay.
That IL tho grave 10 Lucy shown;
~, rho soil pure aud SILVER sand,
no groom cold mess above grown
'npluckcd OF all but maiden hand.
IN virgin eaih, Till then unlurnod.
:. nero let my mHiien lnTm he laid;
MOI let my changed clay be spulned,
Nor Tor new guests that bel be made.
There will tho lsik, tho lamb, in snor,
~ an, GA earth, securely play;
"n a lucy ;y 70 my grave resort
As Innocent, but not CAV.
VIII not have tho chuI chyard ground.
- with bones NIL black and ugly grown
10 press my shvcring body round.
Or on my wasted limbs DO thrown.
With ribs ard skull, will not sleep
IN commy bods Of cold blue clay
And on the shrouied boson prey
VIII not have tho boil proclaim
when those sud marriage ,itns begin,
Ana boys, without regard OF shame,
iicss the vile Wondering masses in.
Say not il is beneath my care
cannot these cold truths allow
incse thoughts may not oiilct there,
- But o. they and tease me now!
RAISE not q turf, nor set stone,
, That man moden's grave may taco,
nut thou my Lucy come nlono,
Ana let affection find the place.
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I'd w. TURPlN, Draper and Tailor, returns
Ne bic most grateful thanks 10 his friends aud the pub
Tic In general ior The many fyours he has received from
hem-flc has lately taken the Store Goyefnof's street.
between Bggel's Exchange, and the Post Office, and
having just received neat and select assortment Of
SooDs, he will se or make up 10 erer in The very best
style, 10 suit cu,o'mers and russ, by unfemrd alien
ton io,b profession, 10 give satisfaction AL who may
iayoHr him with their patronage.
N. B.-Pcrsons wishing their Goods made up
shall receive The attention purchasers.
October 10. 45--w4w
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Optics sharp IL neods, I woon.
10 SEQ what is DOS 10 DO soon. j"
+ Him

New YoaK hoMfNArIoNs.--We believe that M.
limitations Tor Members Of Congress have not Get beo,
made throughout The Slate. IN tho City, we learn H.,
letter, That Csnpblll =. While, G. G Camb,eIene w
Moore and John McKeon ere nomDalcd fof Inc Gu
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Representatives In the next Congress; and Chas G. Fer
s ami Gideon Lee. Tor the vacancies occasioned by the
ssiEna,ions OF Mr. Lawrence, elected Mayor, anu MIR
selden The Opposition ticket. we believe, IL not yet
brought out.
For the country Districts we have seen the names Of
Msssrs Ward ROckee Brown, Vsndsrpoei Adams Pier
son. Lansing, Cramcr. Bcarlsey. Giet aud we think
same ohers OF The present republican members. noina
ell We should have rsjOicej II the whole republican
phdanx had been noinaied for with the exception of
MIR Seden, no body Of Representatives ever more ably OF
faithfully served their constituents. There is however
usage ~ rotation in districts among the Deinocra-
tic counties. which excludes Representative from,
mutation. after ceris n term OF service
Mr. Lansing OF Albany. has we are ci,d 10 perceive
consented TO re- nomination. Although a most decided
man IN ms principles, had entirely
respect OF both par les in Congress. Ills opponent
understand is neW IN the district aud is not we
pic-uine, likely TO supplant thoroughly Identified
by descent aud by all his interests and feelings h III.
holy OF the district; yet the Opposition calculate
on his defeat,
From the calculations of the Opposition too 4, would
seem, that Grea' Efforts are making 10 down Messrs
Gillet and tramcr We believe tho Yiys will fail in
their attempts. The Democracy oi these Districts ne
yer hal more efficient Representatives. Although both
OF hem made their first appeA rance i'm Congress at
me last session, they were both ds,ne uished by ap
pointments To important standing committees MIR Gil
let, We think, put u the course of the VIM
ier--iifst on the Committee 8. Psaiic Expcnditures-
'as' on Tie Committee OF Sai:: irc--upon the rcsua
'ion ot MIR Foot Mr. Lswr-nce. The ctIpctuaI man
ner IN which Mr.. G. disposed OF the iiou j. O. Atems
Oh MS resolutions upon the Dspose Kinks and ID. sti
Gus support which both MesSrs Cramer aud Cillct CAV.
we GOLD against the inamnoihs spurious currency, may
embody the whole Opposition ag an.l M but unless
Mr. Gays reuoitOn has had some effect In turning the
headS OF the People ground for the hope en-
'erained by the Opposition OF defeating Globe
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* REAT BARGAINS OF Jsld,GANT AND FASH.
Nh lONABLE ARriCLES.--The subscriber has made
arrangements cell his present stock Of elegant and valua.
bic goods moderas terms possible they are NOT
lie, be understood hat every thing is Of tie best qua.
lily and univ eisay allowed 10 be the handsomes sssor,
in Richmond. u is necessary thas The stock Of
Fancy Goods should be disposed Of before other arrange
mems entered into which are under consideration
The ladies' and gentlemen Of Richmond and ils vicinity
will do well 10 cell and view The above extensive assortment
Of useful and ornamental articles
CHARLES HORN, agenk
september o 362f
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TENtE School, which is now taught at my house. in the
m lower end OF Louisa and about egh, miles north of
Goochland courthouse, will be continued the ensuing
year under the direction Of my son. Walter c. Shelton
He lately graduated at ilanphen Sydney College and
Is recommended by the Faculty Of that institution 10
The patronage OF parents aud guardians, "as an insurm,
Tor OF youth in all those branches Of education u.u
ally pursued in Academies aud Classical Schools" His
pt,e Tor me lower branches Of English, will be SI5
and for The higher branches, and I.n and Greek 500
| will take few bcarders sos for the scholssir
year OF 10 months, each boarer finding his own bed oc
paying 50 in addition. if furnished Ly me- The school
will commence The 9th January next.
SEPT. [3i-wSnl WIN. SHELTON
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VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS for Safe in the
v torn of JdppahGHnOek-By virtue OF the pow er
vested ia Executor, shall offer for sale the Bous
and Lots Lately occupied 10y Ben.min Blake E O. decd
consisting Of dwelling house containing or rooms aud
cellar storehousc, kitchen, smoke house dairy laundry
large stable, house, and carriage house OF
which OF brick and nearly new and all in good repair
Also, another Lot adjoining, enclosed with brick upon
which stands large store house, cspscous granary aud
convenient shop.
This property IL situated the man-sree and in The
most blindness part OF the said will on tie III,
day Of November next, u lair, not, the fair day.
expose TO public SALE TO the highest bidder on the prei
ses the said property, UPON credit OF g. H. 49, and "a
months. Bond and approved security will be required or
other equally se indemnify Possession given 10 tie
purchaser Of The houses and lots the LIST day Of January
next The eboye-namsd houses insured in tie AIn.
tsh Insurance Office Of ils State This property from
lis situation, Is desrable both for merchants and Tavern.
keepers.
On the same day. several Negroes will be sold for cash
AUSTIN BROCKENBROUGH,
Executor Of Benz. Blake, deed
Oct. ~ 45-w4w
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA-A Medical
" DepdrtmentThe Lectures will comm enc on Mon.
day November the 81, aud be continued ill the let of
arch, under the following arrang cement of the Chairs
Institutes and Practice oil Medicine, and Clinical prac
ice, by Nathaniel Chapman, NJ. D., and Samuel Jack
son. NJ d..
Anatomy by Wiilism T.. IIorner, M. ID.
Matrria Medica, hy John Redman Coke, NJ. d.
Chemistry, by Robert Hare, NJ. ID.
Surgery, by William Gibson, NJ ID.
Obstetrics and the Diseases OF women and children by
-, Nj. ID.
W +. HORNER, Dean,
s. w. corner OF Spruce anL oh streets
September IL 37-uON
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EAMES RIVER FARM FOR SALE-On the "a
Cd day oil December next, VIII sell by auction AZ tIs
front door oil McCoys tavern Carersvile my Tract of
Land the opposite side of the river containing by re-
oil low grounds of the Hrstquay, nearly every acre OF il
hne tobacco land; 2O3 wood land eral of psg
ed wood land not surveyed separately which, together
WIN some which Is grown up with pine is included in
the cleared land The high land 10 the river s yery
broken, and OF il much Injured by i,ulicious cuI,
walton; that from the river, falling GRADUALLY tow ,rIs
large branch lies very WELL aud is generally in rood
heart OF pretty well taken in clover; but ,ome of
tins u also injured and grown up with pine. The Tract
Is all sound, hFm, improveabe land, with good clay
ioundaiion, and without doubt fine plaster land The
wood land Is distributed, that and bushes for the
restoration o. that hch is CALLED are convenient 10
ny part considerable portion Of the wood land good
tobacco land Indeed, consider il worthy OF the aen-
lion Of any purchaser who very alihy residence
that can be bought Tor very moderate price in one Of
The most desirable ncighborhOodin Virginia The div ell.
ing bouse IS conveniently planned with five rooms each
with fireplace, aud dry cellar also with fire place
The house. however, well as the yard and garden is out
oil repair. The spring OF water remarkably fine. The
barn very Indifferent the machine good; the stable corn
house and tobacco houses for the part new crop
oil wheat, than hundred bushels ia be nut in as
well az Is common 10 the neighoihoo Terms of paw
meh-Sx equal annual insIalmcnis; two FIRST secur
ed BY approved personal security, the whole NV
Deed III Trust on the premises will, myself show the
Land TO any DESTROYS purchase will do me the
favor 10 call me- those who may fnd 4, more conve-
mint will be shcwu by my friend, MIR. John Pemberton
adjoining, any other ueighbor who will that trouble
AZ the same time and place, will be Sold the stock of
all kinds on the Aud and the corn fodder and plantation
utensils, on six months credit for ten dollars;
that and uncr, cash. Also for cash. ten or tw elye
Negroes, oil different descriptions, men, women &C.,
among them some likely young
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
October 10 45-wids
Till forward their
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-10-09

i G. SHAW, informs the public that
ho has opened Store for the sale
Of New York .. Philadelphia LEATHER,
of various qualities, consisting of Slaugh-
ter and Spanish Sole, Hemlock and oak
tan, from inferior and low priced, to the
first quality and will keep constant
supply on hand, and sell for cash, or ap-
proved notes, payable at Bank, at the
lowest fair prices.
Dealers and Manufacturers in this i'm
portant article in town and country, may
do well to call and Judge for themselves.
Newport, Sept ith, 1884.
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LIQUORS AND WINES,
WHOLESALERS RETAIL.

~ II 4 "a
RRANDY-Otard, Dupy, &co's Vim.
iage, 1916; ASeignetle, Bordeaux
}. ). Dupy & Spanish Brandy.
Hourslass, Medar Swan, Wheesp s
domestic gin.
ST. Croix & cherry rum, alcohol, Ma
delra wines Of a great variety of brands,
the choicest Duff Gordon SEQ. and Old
hams sherry; superior Port, direct from
ii. y q. Barclay.
Malmsey, St. Lucar, Cogswcll's Ca
nary, Catalonia, common Port, Sicily
y MarScilles Madeira, sweet and dry
malaga.
BolrLED-Champaigne, Medoc, ,Cla-
ret, Port, Malmsey, 10 yrs. DID, Sherry,
Margcau x LATTE Claret, French cor
dIals, &c. sc. For sale by
Jy2l j. II. NEWTON SEQ.
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DkGH-Tut,i rulti-Skrichcs q Re-
Elections, by Prince Pucklcr Mus
kuu, vDl;
+ 2JG9-Two Old Mems Tales-The De-
formed, and the AdmiraPs Daughter, > vols;
] 2N2-Galc Middleton, n novel, by Horace
Smith, author of Brambletyo House, &c. 2vo.
2J73-The Kings Own. nautical novel,
by Capt. Marryat, author Of Peter Simple &c.
257I- Sketches Of Sc,icty in Great Br-
tain and Ireland, by G. s. Stewart, chaplain
in the II. S. Navy, author Of "a visit to the
South Seas, &c. 2 vols;
2559-Jacob Faithful, vol. Cd;
2515--Lifc of Mrs. Siddons, by Thomas
Campbell. vol;
251l-I'he Young Christian; or, familiar
illustration OF the principles OF Christian Du-
ty, by Jacob Abbott, vol
257G-The Doomed, Il novel, g vols;
2377-Tales Of the Garden Of Koscluszko,
by Samuel l.. Knapp, vol;
G5G-l.ile Of Andrew Jackson, by William
Cobbctt, ] vol.
257S-Folchetto Malaspina; an Historical
Romance Of the Twelfth Century-translated
from the Italian, 2vols;
I55O--Mcmoirs Of Vidocq, principal Agent
Of the French Polce-writtcn by himself
translated from the French,-one volume
yo.
"a work of original and attractive rt, and that
VIII continue u b." read aud wondered ~ and wonder
ed al aud read. IL IL IdS fr the ,r ala
hat the wd sire of hair bread 'scapes,
"hi NJ danper,, ana p"we in deser ptoni Tor the
IN i-urs al fun, thee sket' hes comic humor
could devise; and Tor te h soprr, who lo kS aud
scruiin as lnto tn workings Of The mind, aud the
sranpth akm sS ~ hunuii y, ia, Ic Is food enough
I . n ,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-10-09
FRESH SUPPLY OF
DRY GOODS.

NDWARD +. NEWTON has JUST
received a very complete assort
ment Of Foreign and Domestic DRY
GOODS, adapted to the season, which
he is determined to sell as low as can be
bought in town.
Among them are
Broadcloths Of all qualities, coIors md
prices; fashionable cassimeres and vest
ings, brochelas, cassinetts and prineet-
tas, Irish linens, damask & table cloths,
Russia sheeting, diaper and crash.
Elegant French muslins and ging
hams, French and English prints; msri-
no Thibet and Grape siiawls; white cam
brcs and muslins of every kind, bob
binet and thread Iaces, a great variety,
gloves, hosiery, fancy handkfs., ribbons,
&c. SC. Together with a rich assort-
ment Of black, blue black, and colored
a. "a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-10-09
NEW GOODS.
"lLLIAM II. HALL, has now opened

"lLLIAM II. HALL, has now opened
w complete assortment Of FALL IND
WIN TER GOODS, consisting Of lIroadclotl,s,
Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Vestngs, red, white, and
yellow English Flannels ; supeIiine Thibet cloths,
French merinos, double width merno circassans,
single do, red and white merno Shawls, lhibet
do, figured and plain Bookings, Devonshire Ker-
sey. blue and drab Liverpool pilot cloths, black s.
colord Silks. Laces, foo,ngs, plain, plaid ,and fig
urcd Jackonnets, French Gothic Curtaining, for
windows; furniture chin;z, flag and pongee silk
hdkis. brown and bleachd Cotton Flannels,
French do, corded skirts, white Linens, wooden
and cotton hosiery, gloves, ribbons, brown and
bleach'd Cottons, Silk Velvet, Blankets, Bomba-'
zines, burap, bedtcks, bandboyes, stocks, chex,
silk canbets for cloaks, Russia Duck, twiled
Colions. pese wadding. false Collars, blk. silk
Cravas, fret quality; Linen Canbric hdhis, worst
cd edgings, white Linen Damask, iisur'd table
crS, imitation and Linen Canbrics, wells, birds
eye diaper, Scotch plads, Cotton Battings, color'd
corded Skirts, blk silk Hose, wooen Yarn, black
Lustrings, sowing Cotlons. by the pound, and
large variety not mentioned. Oct. 9.
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EVENING SINGING SCHOOL.

MR. NurrING's School, for instruc-
Ava ton in Sacred Music will com
mence on Saturday, the Goth inst. at the
Moravian Church, The School is de-
signed for adult persons Of both sexes
Terms, So for "a lessons.
Tickets for the term, may be purchas-
cd at the Book stores of Messrs. Gala
han, and ii. Barber, or at the School.
Persons wishing to take private lessons,
or to form private classes, are requested
to leave their names at either of the
above places, or at the residence of Mr..
Nutting, in Thames street.
Newport, Sept. 10.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
&.rA FOR SALE.

EiiiS1 The subscriber hereby offers
-=s-A for sale the dwelling house
where he now lives, together with the lot
on which it stands, situated in Bristol, on
State street, nearly opposite Horton 8
Hotel. The house is 45 feet in 'front.'
80 1t. wide, two stories high; the lower
part constructed for Offices and storcs;-
the whole in complete repair, and nearly
surrounded by II young and thrifty growth
Of ornamental trees. The lot is 45 #. in
front, with l2 #. gangway, and extends
80 ii. back. This situation is in the most
pleasant and central part Of the town,
and is a very beautiful one for u private
residence, and highly advantage for
a place Of business, and as it can at PEE
sent be bought for much less than its re-
al value, it affords rare opportunity for
purchasers.
For one quarter Of the purchase mo-
ney, payment will be required in thirty
days, but liberal credit will be given
for the remainder.
LUsCoMB FULLER.
Bristol, II. |. Sept. I3, 1884.
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& o. p Il Il II NJ + Il S HIP.
Silk Hat Manyactory.
No. 81, Thames street


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
e / he subscribers having form
" ed II connection in the business
80 Of Manufacturing S a Il n
O BEAVER or SILK HATS,
respectfully inform the public, that they
will constantly keep OH hand black and
1rab SATIN BEAVERS, of their own
manufacture, inferior to none that have
ever been offered. The bodies of the
Hats manufactured at this Establishment,
are warranted TO be made of the best
Russia Fur. Gentlemen in want of first
rate Satin Beavers, can be supplied with
in six hours at most, after their orders
are received, if not Immediately.
Also, plain Fur Hats for service, at a
reduced pricc-warranted TO stand the
water as long as any hats made in old
times.
Harris II. HEMINGwAg,
PERRY WEAVER
n. B. Strict attention will be paid to,
all orders.
Newport, July 81, 1884.
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HATS AT COST.

vaNHE Hats at the Hat Store, No. i26
n Thames street, consisting Of gen
eral assortment Of black and drab fur
Satin Beaver Of superior quality-Sai-
Ior's felt, tarpaulin, and palm leaf Hats,
will be sold off at cost for ninety days.
Gentlemen wishing to purchase will find
ii to their interest to call at the above No
as the hats are not inferior to any in the
market. aug2l
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MARINE Es
LIST. Ill.,
ARRIVALS.

FRIDAY, Oct ID;
Sloop King ton, Hurdick, from Havana.
Ni"Op hdmia al, Smith fin N"rw ice, for Prov idence;
hi"Op l,rro, cad, i'm Irovid. for \. Ymk;
SloOp Victory, Heath, from frovid. Tor n. YOik;
loop Gamma, Vars. i'm y. York;
rIuOp he.alJ, Manchester, I'm PiUvid. for N. York;
SArUspAr, Ith.
Schr. Jose phi Donrr, Black ston, fm Epg- -Iiarb"f;
Schf AimlTa. tiOwoli, fin Prvid iUr Norfolk
SiUOp Susan nah Allen, fan Sliiiw ch;
tio.,p CasiiieT, CinIkr, iim liadduun;
SUNDAY, 5th.
FshT. Mary, hu.tin, fin New Shorehani;
tio.p Exp ess, Gardner. lin Pro, ID. Tor \. York;
siOop AIgo, Ste art, fin y. EoiioTd,
SrrDAy, 9th.
llrs VIM rayi =, liooy, Of Fairfield days tn sa-
Nann.h for fIovid.
sio Mary Ellen, 81. vens. from New London, Tor
harlostoni
Sloop Inde pr ndence, Peel ham, iIu Fall q ivor:
S'bUp Scie ace, BUR-, I'm ! rcetrwn for savannah;
sloop Pi,tonic Lewis, in iiaTHstabie.
TUESDAY, 7th.
fehr Sally Hope, Baker, fan RO.t"n for rIov ldcnce,
Schr t;O,"i Kriurn, Iurt. fin Bei kley;
fchT Washington, French, tn Bncks Ort. for Halt.
Schr Euterpr zr, Mass Inn Abb'son, for \. York;
schr stephen, Eur, I'm teikhy;
sloop ave, Etter, I'm t'nn.cIicui.
slo,p ieIght, i!at low, i'm ngston;
sloep George n PhoLe, hickenon, i'm N Eedford for
Albany,
Sioop George & Eliza, Rowland, fom N Dedford for
Albany:
Sioop hgonora, Small, rm IIa,wch,
Sloop Nm 'zon, Sma J. fn ilarwich;
sloop Fame, Matthew's, fin Provid. ior Albany.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-10-09
FOR SALE,

&EA FOR SALE,
IIIE lIH The subscriber being about to make
II new arrangement in his business,
offers for sale his two story dwelling
house on the north side Of the I.ong-Wharf, sit
uated next east Of the Washington Hotel. The
Lot on which it stands, measures about 50 feet,
north by 35 e;rst and west The house is in good
repair, has good cellar, and would bo very con-
vcnient for boarding House.
Also. u Lot on the opposite side Of the street,
40 by 80 feet, suitable place for either Lumber
or Coal Yard. Possession given Immediately, if
required. Terms reasonable. Enquire Of
SOLOMON n. BARLOW,
On The premises.
Newport, Oct 9, 1884,