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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-28
Jan. 23rd, 1894.

ANDS FOR SALE-The subscrib, inte nding 10 re.
e. move from the Commonwealth, will sell public
auction, (uness disposed OF privately before that IVY ON
the 18th January ins il fair, il not, the fair day, at
now resides called Eerse eight miles below the Court
house, and three from creek making into James
River IL contains about 500 acres adjoining Bacons Cas-
tie, is well tmbered and well adapted the growth Of
corn and COTTON and possesses abundant supply of
cellent mari The dwelling house is Of wood built of the
best materials two stories high, four each floor
with large passage running through the centre all we'll
painted and with dry cellar ath There
severy necessary out house. all in good also
IRON the house The situation is healthy any in the
county, and is in the desirable neghborhood in The
county.
And at the same time and place, the subscriber will Of
fer for salc his plantation called "Provdence lying up
on Lawns creek navigabe stream, said county, i'm.
nedatey below Hog Island, containing about 1000 acres
Is we'll mbeted, and well adapted TO the production OF
corn wheat, cotton, clover, $3.50 of now
seeded in wheat and I6 in clover This farm possesses
what is perhaps still better, supply of oyster shells
sufficient TO make the whole plantation rich There
Is also attached, sufficient quantity of meadow and
marsh, to sustain several hundred head of cattle There is
also on IL, excellent dwelling house, four below
and two abovean overseers house, and all other con-
venept housesand several springs of excellent wa
ter. Oysters aud fish may be obtained in abundance
within short distance. Will also be sold with this plan
tation, new Threshing Machine OF the approved
plan There is an excellent site this farm for MILL
The subscriber will at The in,e sell most OF his
household and kitchen urniture his stock OF horses mules
hogs, cattle, &c. and fodder and plantation utensils
The terms may be asceriained by application TO Mr.
Clarke, living Elersie the subscriber in Norfolk
JAM 2. [74-2awtlsl THOMAS SIMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-28

EE ARfLAND HOSPIrAL.-The period for which
lV-A- this we'll known Institution heretofore leased
having expired il is open for the reception of Patients
under the exclusive management and control OF "Ihe
president ana pisifers of the maryland H0spidi
Institution.
The Buildings are extensive, and having been built ex-
Pressiy Tor Hospital well adapted for the purpose.
ihey ale airy and commodious and their situation the
heights adjacent to the improved parts OF the City of Bal
timore, is healthy and convenient From the i'm
provemens which have been made in the Institution il
offers many advantages to those whose msorunes induce
them TO avail themselves of its benefits Persons abong
unler alienation oil mind, any bodily nhrmtes Except
sickness oil an infectious contagious character will be
received; able medical and surgical attendance will be
orded them, and the character of the nurses who are
Unable members OF the Sisterhood of Charity" suf
hcent guarantee that every attention will be paid the
safety and comfort OF the inmates of the Hospital. Terms
moderate as heretofore. BY order OF the Board
II. s. STEUART, President.
C. HOWARD, Secretary. [78-4tw4wl Jan. I6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-28

FHNO CAPlTALISTS.-The subscriber being DESTROYS
n OF closing his business in Montgomery, Alabama
offers for sale liberal terms, the welknown Franklin
Hotel and all the out buildings belonging the same
which establishment from its situation and antages is
considered one OF the best stands Hotel in the South,
ern country IL doing very extensive business, and
under good reputation. Also, fine two-story wooden
building situated near the Franklin Hotel; the lot 'front.'
ing on two streets with outbuildngs, Kitchen smoke
house, sc. This building contains three rooms fronting
on the main business street, suitable for fancy establish
ments OF mercbandse.-Aso, handsome lot, recently oc
cupisd as baking establishment, fronting Markest
The subscriber offers his Stock of GooDs, and Stand
for Business, as Watch and Jewelry Estabishmeni-
the stand is inferior to any where, and the Goods
are well purchased Watch Makers, DESTROYS of fine
stand and prospects for business would do well to avail
themselves OF so good an opportunity for business
The subscriber has few Goods suitable for the dealer
in merchandise, which will be sold very low.
Without putting, these premises well known to pay
line interest on the capital invested and very vaua
bic property, and, with the increasing prospects OF Mont
gomery which is daily Improving the Importance and va
iue oil this property Is constantly enhancing
Any person wishing to purchase the whole or any part
OF the property, will please address their communications
TO the subscriber early. G. TOMPKINS
.noHfgOmcry, Dec. 81, 1888. 7I-I2f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-28

i 81 ~" sco era'e and population onlhs Virginia
o. 81 ON Zooooo End l50,0U0 The Carona boner
know ii is very difficult to make anv ,in ILL.,
estimate OF The absolute productions Il such coun,rv a.
ms anu The revenue likely TO be derived from, tb. hn,
cannot forbear 10 present the statement which h,S;
my hand and which believe rather falls shor, ,ban az
cseus the truth The truth Of il lie corobor,ed Inv tho
"phiPns oil several intelligent friends, to whom i have
shown it. The probable eceips on the two rods NAV
be estimated follows: ny
2O,OOO Hhds. Tobacco AT So eco ooo
~ ooo D D flonr at 50 Il cts 10000
p o,oVo D'ies Cotton at 90 cts 10000
pack loading, 20 per ct, on the down. 2s 600
Lumber, s00oo
NJ all and travel to''00o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-28

- EBLEFONTE FOR SALE-Tho subscriber offers
N y or sale the above valuable establishment lying inn
mediately Cocks road in the county Of Notoway, about
thriy-hye miles from Petersburg This place is situated
in good healthy and respectable neighbourood and
tans about five hundred Of Land large proportion
OF which - ~ woods, and has on il large and Of tie
best finished dwelling houses in this part Of the country
with an unusual number OF other buildings, such
house, &c. and there is within 6hy wards Of the
dwelling one OF the best springs in Virginia. IL
tied by him about ten twelve years ago for Tavern
aud has been kept as such since, but is so situated
that IT may be easily converted into private residence
II the purchaser thinks proper. Its local situation one
OF the best IN this country for professional gentleman
particularly that Of physician, the best evidence Of
which II, that one settled here in 1880. and IN very short
time acquired very extensive and lucrative practice IT
viii also suit any gentleman who is fond Of ihc tur sv
Dg on Of the best training tracks in the State with
all necessary stables and respectable Jocky Club sub.
scrption 10 tie Of about $500, which has yet four
years 10 SAMUEL Il. JETER.
BeIefonte, Nottawsy county, Jan. 4. 76-w0w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-28

The title Is believed TO be good but will convex only
UGH title as is vested in me by the deed aforesaid.
THOMAS DABNEY, Trustee
January4 73-I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-28

80 per ct. of FOR current annual expense AMI
repairs, '
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-10-11
ACCOMMODATION STAGE.


N EAVES Bristol, every morning
E Sunday excepted) at half past Z
o'clock, for Warren and Providence;--
Returning, leaves Providence every aiter
noon Sunday excepted) at o.
clock, ioi Warren and Bristol. Fare
from Bristol to Providence, 81; up and
back same day, $3.50. From Warren,
IS cents; up and back same day, SI,OO.
sD" Books kept in Providence, at the
Mansion House Brastow's Manulactu-
rers Hotel, and at the Franklin House
Burgess and Ho,ton's hotel, Bristol and
at Coles and Commercial hotels, War
sen. ...
fCFs Passengers called for and left at
any part Of the town.
J. & N. CHADWICK.
Feb I, 1884. 100.
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NOTICE

Guardians Notice.
T'HE subscriber hereby gives public no
ticc that he has been duly appointed by
the Honorable Court Of Probate Of the
town Of Warren, Guardian TO the person
and estate Of
JONATHAN PERRY WOOD,
Of West Charleston, in the county Of Mi
ami, in the State OF Ohio, minor under
the age Of 81 years, and son of the late
Mr.. Jonathan Wood, Of Warren, r. l.
and taken upon himself that trust by Civ
ing bonds as the law directs. He there-
fore requests all persons having demands
against said estate to present the Same
for payment within 6 months from Aug,
-, 1894 (; and all those indebted will
make immediate payment TO fl' '
SAMUEL RANDALL, Guardian.
Sept G. CIV. wa
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GR.SCERITss,, ,

THylfE subscriber has on hand at his
-H Store, corner ofWater and Miller
streets, a general assortment Of goods
usually called for in Grocery Store
such as coffee, tea, sugars, melasscs,
flour, butter, cheese, pork, lard, soap, can
dies, oil, dried apples, apples by the bar
rel or bushel, spices of all kinds, ground
pepper, loaf and lump sugar, rye and in
dian meal, SC. sc.
WOODEN WARE.
A general assortment of Wooden ware
such aswillow Wagons, cradles, tubs
pals, draw and deck buckets, mortars
nest boxes, dippers, trays, umbrella stands
table mats, rolling pins, cheese hoops
balls, boxes, patent wheel heads, pound
ers, churns, flower pots, hair and wire
selves, SC. Sc.
ALSO-Stono, earthern and crockery
ware. All Of which he will sell as low a:
can be bought.
NATHANIEL DROWN.
May 10.
The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1834-10-11
Patent COrdage
liz ashs Mk sAlgAE. sAlgAE. M
M MANUrACTORY.

"VilE. suDScriDers havinR adopted the
IL patent mode of making Cordagc,
aud fitted up their Rope Walk with the
necessary machinery; respectfully inform
their patrons, and the public, that, al
though circumstances have occurred to
delay the prosecution oftheir work much
beyond the time anticipated for its COM
pletion; they are now enabled TO announce
that tn, IL establishment is in actual ope-
ration, and are prepared to execute or
dors for GANGS OF RIGGING, CA
BLES, and WIIALElNG GEAR,wl,h
lpromptness, and on the most favorable
terms. The business will continue to be
transacted under the firm of
CHARLES WHEATON & co.
Who pledge themselves to those who
may favor them with their custom, that
they will, by diligently selecting the best
OF Stock, produce such Cordage, as shell
be equal in strength and durability to any
manufactured or sold in this country.
G. w. s. Co. intend to keep constant
lyon hand, at their Rope Walk s. Store,
a general assortment Of such description,
as are usually called for, such as-Rus-
sia hemp rope, tarred and untarred; Ma
nilla hemp rope; bolt rope; seine line,
wormline, spun yarn, marline, bedcords,
and variety OF Lines.
CHARLES WHEATON,
GEORGE WHEATON.
nANIEV WIILArnN
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yrlURRE GROUND PEPPER, do do G.n-
X gor, put UP in papers, f.: sale by
GEO y GaRD.vI6,
Sep 6 ws,er.suee,.
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ORC KtG RY.

yNANCY hair brushes, French wash BALI
~ and hair powder, cut-pangenis. and En-
glish aromatic volatile cults new and choice
articles, Preston salts, harrogatc salts, soda
rochelle, and seidlitz powders, essences OF all
kinds; with an extensive assortment Of genuine
and fresh Drugs, Spices, Family Medic mes. and
Perfainery, just received and for sale q, the Sgn
OF GHLE.kS HEAD,
nov,s Nater-street
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Central Market.

NNHE subscriber respectfully informs
- the inhabitants Of Warren and vi
cinity, that he has opened a Market at
his new building in Baker-street, where
he intends keeping constant supply oil
Fresh Meat, ofall kinds, in ITS season.
Also, Salt beef, corn'd beef, salt pork,
hams, vegetables, SC.
He hopes by this arrangement to be e.
nabled to supply the wants of the citi-
zens, and by using his exertlons to please
the public, to merit and receive share oi
patronage.
GEORGE II. H.l.NDY.
July a.
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SHIP BENJAMIN RUSH.

SHIP BENJAMIN RUSH.
ESk For sale, one thirtysecond
TMMESspart Of the substantial ship
y.zss, BhSJAMIN Rush, now on a
S- whaling voyage in the Pacii
&c Ocean, burthern $50 tons, ,and is first
ratio vessel. Apply at this Ofico.
August 9.
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WINTER ..s....t
.ARRAN GEMEN rs,
For The Warren, Bristol and Newport
SWA@&a ...''
ME|ENs
Co a !5|.!aE Is aE &: !.

1RIIE mail stage will leave Provi..
-. dence for Warren, Bristol and
Newport, at 8 o'clock, A. nj. every day
Sunday cxcepted) and arrive in New
port same afternoon. Returning, leaves
Newport every day Sunday excepted) at
8 O'Clock, A. M. for Bristol, Warren and
Providence, and arrive same afternoon. /.
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sAPANLANFs Of different kinds; LamT
- WICK. &c. for sale by
march 20. ---- LEHIs HoaRa
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-01

Engiand. and taking hls seat alnong the Judges, 70
control their judicial decisions. This he the
only power which the President has not grasped, 20
complete the overthrow Of Ill the other departments OF
Ihe Government. BY the frequent and unlimited exc
ercse fthe power, he has concentrated in him
seIf the entire legislative authority Of cOu0ry. We
may, Il 10 true override his veto, by majority OF two
thirds in both Houses Of Congress- but who e there
among u.s. with the Blue Book in his hand, exhibiting
the immense patronage Of the Chief Magistrate, CON-
bined with the weight of his personal influence, that
does not and feel the impOssbiliiy OF obtaln'ng
union Of opinion Of IwOhrds Of Congress against any
which has the saNcliOn OF the President -
Such triumph has and never will occur IN the
legislative history Of the country. He has declared
his intention Of applying this tremendous veto power
to every bill WHICH does not meet his appreciation
or in other words, he will apply it to any bill against
which he would record his vote as member OF either
House fCOngrees. What then becomes of The legis-
Iaiive power Of COngress2 We are reduced 70 The
coBdoD OF mere drudges, and the only duty which
perform, is to prepare ba discuss aad amend
the, and adapt them, far as we can, 10 the pADe
good and after passing them, they mus be ssnA to ihe
imperial Head, and he will tell us whether they shall
be enacted into laws or not He might as well dts
pense with the Legislature altogether, and call ln the
aid Of the judges the Supreme Court and The Aor-
Dey General TO prepare such bills as may suit ms
views technical language and then issue ~. proc
lamation declaring thai such and such laws h;sd Deeh
Incorporated in the statute book.
What are the specified cases in which the President
10 required make original communications 10 Oon-
press? do not mean nominations 10 olce but mat
iers which concern the general welfare o! the nation
They are enumerated IN the constitution, arucie %o'
section Sd: 4 He the Presidency shall from time TO
pe give the Congress Information 81 inc state OF
the Union and recommend to their consideration such
measures as he shalt judge necessary and expedten
Now. ask any honorable Senator TO point cut, ne
can single sentence, or paragraph" =. si,
ton Of the state Of the Union or recommends 20 our
consideration any which 10 deemed necessary
ica,ioo Of the Executive libel on this body. IL is Who'll
w vindctive and belous in its character throughout
for one sir spurn his foul effort to cas. stigma on
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1834-05-01

gislative Department TO provide BY law for
the custody, safe keeping. and disposition OF
the public money and property Of the Uuitcd
States. fN.s
Although, am well satisfied that such a
construction is not warranted by any thing
contained 10 that Message, yet aware, from
experience, that detached passages of an ar,
gumentaiiye document, when disconnected
from their context. and considered with ref
erence to previous limitations, and the partic-
ular positions they we're intended to refutc or
establish, may be made to bear a construction
varying altogether from the sentiments really
entertained and intended to be expressed:
and deeply solicitoas that my views on this
point should not. either now or hereafter, bs
misapprehended, / have deemed il due 20 the.
gravity Ofthe subject. to the great interests il
involves. and 10 the Senate, as well as to NV
SELF to embrace the earliest opportunity 10
make this commupication.
admit. without reserve. as have before
done. the constitutional power Of the Legisla-
tuFe TO provide by law the place and places in
which the public money or other property 10
to be deposited; and to make such regula-
tons concerning its custody, removal, or dis
position. as they may think proper to enact.
Nor do claim for the Executive any right to
the possession or disposition Of the publis
property OFssFeasure, or any authority 70 in-
terfsre withihe same. except when sueh pos
session, disposition. or authority. 10 given 70
him by law; nor do claim. the right 10 any
uQapner TO supervise or iRtsftere with the Per@
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-10-02
New Goods.
CHEAPER IHA.N EYER =!

. M. .CRANDALL, eco. have rec'vd
~ THIS DAY from the New-York Auction
Rooms. superb assortment Of Fall and winter
DRY GOODS, which together with their former
stock, renders their assortment complete. Among
them may be found the following articles, viz
Blue, blk, brown, claret, invisible green, & drab
broadcloths; blk, blue, drab & lavender color d
cassiIneres; red, white, yellow S green Hannels-
Valencia and Marsees vesting: English merino,
merino cashmere, black Italian lustring, gros de
Nap, Gros do Berlins & Gros dc Lyons; a first rate
assortment Of color'd silks of every shade & quail
ity, from AZ to rs cts; 1 5 s. S-4 Irish diaper,
Russia do; Irish ard German linen shirtng, l0-4
linen sheeting, bIeachd and brown linen table CO.
vers, napkins from Is to Is I'D each, 500 ps rib
bons from No. to No. %, all colors, prices and
qualities; jackonett, book Swiss & nansoOk musins,
figur'd, book, Swiss and null muslin; 8 4 5 & 6-4
bobbnett lace; bobbnett thread lace edgings; 8 6
4 Sd red, blk and white merino shaws; 3 4 5
and Ga blk red and white 1hibet wool; elegant
embroidered do, furniture and cambric dimity, ho-
siery Of every description; genlemens' and ladies'
silk and hoskin gloves; misses do; 4 & 5-4 brown
and bleach'd sheetings and shrtings; cOlOr'd CAM
bricks, blk silk velvet; bandanna, pongee & Bar
celona hdkfs; blk Italian cravats, linen canbric,
and linen cambric hdkfs; linen and cotton tapes
sewing silk and twist, with many other articles too
numerous to mention in an advertisement. The
public respectfully solicited 10 call and exam
inc for themselves.
Newport, Sept. is, 1884.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-10-02
OLD CLOCKS.

! love to contemplate an old clock-one of
those relics ofbye-gone time, that come down
to us wrapt in veneration, telling their tale of
simple yet touching interest How erect and
prim it stands in yon corner, like some faded
specimen Of maiden antiquity. Its face bears
evident marks of ofbeauty--of beauty decayed,
but not obliterated. 1t is plain that it has
seen its best days, but equally evident is it
that it was the pride and ornament of its day:
unrivalled among its companions. How ma
ny eyes have watched the even tenor Of its
ways, as it moved on in the never-ending,-
yet still beginning journey of the hours.
Hours! aye, years have gone by, since that
aged monitor of time first started on its
course. And they who sat out with it, in the
morning Of life, whose motions were as active
and whose principles Of vitality, if that may
be so called which animates a clock, were as
strong-where are they? Do they yet linger
in the walks Of the village F.? Can they be
seen under the old oak tree, or at the door of
the cottage / see them not there: yet
there stands the old clock, clicking blithely
and patiently as ever.
The voice and footsteps are silent of those
who journeyed up with it to the full period of
good old age. A new race has sprung I'D,
long and far removed from the other: and as
they too watch the progress Of the old clock,
their hours are feetly passing by, and time
with them will soon be at close. How i'm
pressive then the lesson taught by that old
clock, and the simple inscription Oh that dial
plate-"7empus Gigit"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-10-02

him. The latter OF course rctorted: and they
were both taken, bloody and breathless with
the struggle, into custody. On the examina-
ton, the coolness of the young villain for a
long time baffled the court, until trining in
cident disclosed the truth and disconnected
him. In stabbing himself he had inadver-
tently opened his vest, and on examination it
was found that there was no cut in his clothes,
but they had all been carefully removed be.
fore the blow was struck. This fact corrobora-
ted the statement ofth merchant. 1t was OBJ
vious that the wound had been inflicted by A.
himself-and his companion was at once re-
leased.
A. was tried-convicted-and is, we be-
lieve at this moment in the New-York Peni-
tentiary.
Such is the influence of Infidelity-seizing
upon the noblest souls, and leading the young,
the generous and gifted from the paths Of
virtue and honor: abandoning them to guilt,
wretchcdaess and infamy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-10-02
NEW-BEDFORD
Intelligence Office,
Opposite the Boston & Providence Stage OF

Opposite the Boston & Providence Stage Of
! Gce-U Union street.
NNBE subscriber has opened an Office for gen.
Il eral Intelligence for those who wish employ
ment as Domestcs, or in any respectable employ
meht-male and female Those who wish en-
ployment, will find it TO their advantage to call on
the subscriber, and for small fee. be accommo-
dated with persons, who as applicants must come
with good references. A record will be kept of
those who have real estate to sell, houses aud
farms to let, vessels for sale or charter, money to
loan, and in fact all the general information that
is wanted in way Of business.-Letters by mail
must be post paid.
WANTED-IO females that can come well
recommended, to do the work in small families Of
from 4 TO 6 persons. Good and prompt wages
will be given and paid.
ALSO-3 good American Cooks to do the
work in two large families and one small one
The highest wages will be given to those that un-
derstand their business, and are willing to do it.
DANIEL DURELL,
New-Bedford, Sept. 9.-[lIl Union ST.