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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-06-26
GENTEEL BOARDING HOUSE

GENTEEL BOARDING HOUSE
vHNIlE subscriber has taken the spacious House
II in Ihames-street, recently occupied by our
late Postmaster Robert b. Cranston, Esq. a few
doors south Of Iownsend's Coffee House, where
he has opened GeDteel Boarding lousc, and will
be happy to accommodate those who wish fo fair
board, particularly steady boarders,-on mode
rate terms.
A choice assortment of liquors may always be
had al the Bar connected with the House.
ERASTUS l.. ALLAN.
Newport, June Goth, 1884
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GOOD BREAD
Is TIE STAFF OF LIFE?
AND DANIEL GOFl

w respectfully inform the inhabitants OF
Newport, that they have taken that old establish
meni on Banisier's wharf, so well known ns the
Wencood B0ke- House, where they intend keep
ing the following articles, equal in quality to any
in the United States
Loaf Bread, warranted not TO sour in the hot
est wcather-hard and soft Crackers, Butter Bis
cult, pilot Bread, Philadelphia Pilot Bread, very
superior article---Rusk, Lemon Cake, Ginger
Bread &c.-Graham Bread made TO order.
w. and ID. Corr hat,er themselves that from
their long experience both in Europe and America.
that they have ob,aincd such II thorough know
ledge of the business, as TO enable them TO pro-
duce such articles, ,as will give general satisfaction
tCJs Please to observe it is the second house
down the wharf.
Newport, June 10Th, 1884.
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Committee
for sale
Of Pe,rs.
For SALE.

&EYA FOk SALE,
fnsNR The estate of the subscriber, si,ua-
I,isikS3 ted on Washington street. The
.&as:s premises consist of an ample Lot
with extensive water and wharGng priviIeges,-a
Gardcn,-large yard ,-unfailing we'll Of excellent
water, and conmodious Dwelling House of ac-
knowledged superiority Of structure, in perfect re-
pair. The water Lot extends to the channel ,and
WAS formerly the site Of wharf extending from
high water, four hundred feet, with Two blocks OF
stores Of eighty feet in length each.
The situation is equally eligible for gentleman
who is merely desrous of enjoying the advanta-
ges of our summer climate, sea-bathng, SC, or
of ono who looks "A merchant, for fit situation
for the Last India whaling or other similar busi-
to sca-bathins, ii affords every conyen-
fence, and has every benefit Of pure ocean water
without the danger and Inconvenience of surf.
For terms, &C., which will be liberal but def
mite, apply on the premises TO
WILLIAM HUNTER.
Newport, June Goth, 1884.
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LADIES' FAIR.

The Ladies' Sewing Society, con-
nected with st. Paul's Church, in Ports
mouth, will have FAIR at Mrs. Durfee's 's
Inn, in Portsmouth, on Friday afternoon
the 18th Of July, commencing at o'clk.
The proceeds to be appropriated for the
benefit of said Church.
Portsmouth, June &c, 1884.
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TIE LATEST. knowing ones at
Washington, write that the new Minis
try is to be formed on the | st Of July,
and that the Senate is not to be consult
ed. 1t will stand thus:-
Roger B. Taney, Secretary of State,
Lewis Cnss, do. Of War,
James w. wilkins, do. of Navy,
Levi Woodbury., do. ofTreasury,
Thos. Il. Moore, Post Master General,
Benjamin f. Butler, Attorney General.
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From the NY. Mercantile Advertiser & Advocate

From the NY. Mercantile Advertiser & Advocate.
GEN. JACKSON IN BLAZE Of Glory
This metaphor is no longer figure OF
rhetoric, but a practical fact; for we
learn that at an auction sale at St. Louis,
but a few weeks since, beautiful por-
trait of Andrew Jdckson on horseback,
said to be an excellent likeness, was bid
off at ONE CENT, and burnt on the spot
without a murnur
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-06-26
June 2GM.
JAMES IIAMMOND'S
Circnlating Library:
Recent Additions,

~
Recent Additions,
VIZ
1926 Peter tho Great-A memoir orihe
life Of Peter the Great, (F.LG5,) >
byJohn Barrow, Esq
242G Pilgrims of the Rhine, by the au-
thor Of Pelham, Eugene Aram, sc.
vol.
e4o7 Scott-Famihar Anecdotes of Sir
Walter Scott, by James IIogg, /
vol
1928 Helen, tale by Maria Edgwor,h,
242o Family at Home, or familiar illus
trations of various domestic duties,
with m Introductory notice, by g..
ID. Abbott, | VOL
2lSO Mother at Home, or the principles
of material duty, familiarly illus
trated, by John S. G. Allen, vol.
243l Child at Home, or the principles
Of filial duty, familarly illustrated,
by John S. G. Abbot, l vol.
2432 Young Christian, Il familiar illus
tration ofthe principles of Christian
duty, by Jacob Abbotts.
2433 Pompeii-dIscoveries and illustra-
tons OF Pomreii, vol.
2434 Nautical "reminiscences, by the
author of GA Mariners Sketches" "
vol.
2435 Jacob Faithful, by the author OF
Peter Simple, vol
2136 Frolics of Puck, 2vs.
2437 Kentuckian in N. York, or the
adventures of three southerns, by q
Virginian, 9 vols.
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NAvAL.-A letter from the Surgeon
of the Vinccnnes, dated at Valparaiso
on the 3ist OF March, states that there
had been no death on board that ship
since her sailng,. and that on board Of
the Fairfield, the crew were all we'll
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kline POCK.

EAR. JOHNSON. will VAccINATE all
Ely those who may wish to avail themselves of
the protecting influence of the kline PocK, u
gainst that dreadful scourge the SMALL Pox.-
lie will adopt the method Of Testing, all those
whom he inoccalated. If it is desired. The Test
ing, is the only method hitherto discovered, by
which the patient may feel assured of having
been consttuionally affected. This course has not
been generally adopted in this town.
June 10.
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ENTERED,

Ship Atlantic, Bailey. New Orleans.
SlooP Mary, Miller, Bristol.
Sloop Empress, Mason, New-York.
SloOp Camilla, Vars, do.
Sloop Portsmouth, Winslow, do.
CLEARED.
Sloop Mary, Miller, New-York.
SlooP Empress, Mason, Providence.
Sloop Portsmouth, Winslow. do.
Ship Atlantic, Bailey Gibralter.
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sFWe arc requested to notice, that
the Rev. Mr.. Adam, of GIoccstcr, Ms.
will preach in the lst Baptist Meeting
House on Sunday next-seats free for
that day.
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SUMMER GOODS.

EN7ILLIAM &. COZZENS, & Co. have
, w again been repenishing their assortment
Of Day GooDs, with the most desirable articles to
be found in New-York, adapted to the season,
which they respectfully offer to purchasers at a
small advance, or the most liberal terms for casls
or approved credit.
10 their particular attention, they would re-
commend their assortment Of Hosiery and Gloves.
Blue black, black and colored silks; Fancy Rib
bons. Of various new styles; do sIk, sewing silk
and Grape shawls; French cambrics, cacoes, Sc
Sc.-1hread edgings and Inscriings.
June I2.l
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-06-26

The u. S. ship Grampus, Command
ant White, arrived at Havana on the
10Th Of June from Matanzas--ofiicers
and crew all well.
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LAFAYETTE. L

President Jackson has ordered that the
same 'honors be rendered by the Army
and Navy to tho memory Of this distin-
guished Patriot and Soldier, as were OBJ
served upon the decease of Washington,
the Father of his Country, and his CO.
temporary in arms. We copy below the
Orders from the Major General, and Sc
eretary Of the Navy.
In obedience to the commands Of the
President, the following Funeral Honors
will be paid at the several stations Of the
Army:
At day break, twenty-fou guns will
be fired in quick succession, and one
gun at the interval of every half hour
thereafter, till sunset.
The flags Of the several stations will,
during the day, be at half mast. The
officers of the Army will wear Grape on
the left arm for the period of six months.
This order will be carried into effect
under the direction Of the commanding
officer of each post and station, the day
after its reception.
by command Of
Major General MAcoNB,
Commanding in Chief:
X. JONES, Adjt. GcnH.
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Married..

In Providence, on the 29th ult., by the Rev.
Mr. Wilson, Mr.. Daniel Wilbur Of Newport, for
merly of Connecticut, to Miss Hannah West, of
Glocester, (alass.)
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-06-26

Monday next is the day fixed upon for
the adjournment of both Houses Of Con-
gress.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-06-26

Stephen 7. Northam,
Sam'I. Whitehorne,
George Knowles,
Jacob Smith,
Chas. ii. Mumford,
VIM. G.. Cozzens.
Newport, June Goth, 1884.
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ZION CHURCH.

VHNIIE Pews in Zion Church, which are not yet
IL cold or rented, may be purchased or hired,
on application to either of the Committee for the
slc of peMs.
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PRIVATE BOARDING

PRIVATE BOARDING.
a. TRANGERS q NlSITERS to the Is
~ land, who wish for Private Boarding, in an
airy and healthy situation, are respectfully inform
ed that the house on the hill, next west Of Belle
vue Hotel, has been recently fitted for that pur-
pose, where family of six or eight persons can
be accommodated, by application to the subscr-
Der. i. SANFORD.
tUys No pains will be spared to render their
situation agreeable and satisfactory.
Newport, June Goth, 1884
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THEATRE.
The public is respectfully informed that
this THEATRE will open for
the season on
Monday ewing next, june 30.

NaOiaGay eE'hS next, Eusic :sS.
And the Manager
having procured COM
pany of first rate talent and
responsibility, at an immense ex-
pense, hopes to experience the liber-
al patronage Of his friends and the public
in general, as stimulus to his exertions.
THE THEATRE
! Has undergone thorough repair
being newly painted, the Boxes decora-
ted, 70 render them commodious as posi-
BILE. The Performances will commence
with Sheridan Knowles (author of tho
HUNCHBACk,) celebrated play of
TEE SVHTE,
Or, "A E'asc OF Mantua:
For the first time in Newport-in which
MISS CHARLOTTE BARNES,
(Who was received with universal ap-
probation in Newly ork and Philadel-
phia, will make her first appearance
in Newport, in
MARIANNA-TIIE WIFE.
To conclude with the laughable farce of
FAMILY JARS.
In which, Mr.. BARNES will appear in
his iavorite character Of DELPHI.
MR.. RICE LESTER,
From Charleston, will make his first ap-
pearance in the Comic Extrav-
agansa OF
JIM CROW.
Mr.. FOOT, from the London and N.
York Theatres.
Mr.. FORBES, from the New Or
leans, do.
Mr.. & Miss RAE-and Miss VERI-
.TY, from the Park.
Mr.. PALMER-and Mr.. GOODE-
NOUGH, from Charleston, S. G..
Mr.. DELMOS-Mr. LOWERLY,
and Mrs. WRAY, from the Bowory
Theatre, Newly ork, will also appear.
sDsSeveral Stars of the first magni-
tude, will make their appearance in the
course of the season-and number
of celebrated new pieces.
MIR. James ARTIsT--Mr. Gilbert,
machincst.
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Circular.

To The Commandev ot each Naral Station.
Navy DEPARTMENT,
June 2lst, 1884.
In conformity with the accompanying
General Order from the President ofthc
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-06-26
ALBERT ii. HEWITT,
Harness Maker,
NeWnori Il

NeWPOTT, M.
Nearly opposite the Statc-House;
HAS on hand good assortment of Harnesses,
IL Saddles, Brides, Whips, Nalises, Travel
ling Trunks, and carpet Bags, which he offers for
sale on the most liberal terms.
Repairing done at the shortest notice, and in
the neaest manner.
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The estate Of the subscriber, si,ua-
ted on Washington street. The
pramisaa consiat nf an n,npIo I al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-07-29


reaeo to thy slsepiagl Ger tho green
And grassy quiet Of thy bed,
The beautiful shall lean
TIL" strong osn hush his stately tread
Thy shall live among the tall
Cteen places of thy hlls,
And echo by
AID whi-per In the u,oonli, rilis
And ffesher than the earliest flower
Thstbushcd benosth thy living
Thy fame shall fsdiag
Nor fold its gteennsss uP,-to die.
The piece which has deeply touched my heart on
this subject, Is little tribute her memory, written last
winter by her almost infant sister Margaret As know
IL will CRAFTY YOU my TREND and think may be nte
resting TO Mrs s., have prevailed on her TO al
low me TO copy il for you;
& Ifbae 70 tAe mcsHoyy Of my derartcd sister.
Tho thy .teshne-s aud beauty IN no tomb,
And The aowfet has doopd in its verdurc and bloom
Tho the ball of Thy childhood vain,
Aud Thy strains shall nc weken echccs again
sun DER the fond mainly they silently glide
SUI. sul thou art ours AMI America FIide
eng on, hou pare scr,rh, with harmony cfown'd:
Ana pour tho full tide Of thy music alons
or Otuad shaft rcsound,
md alright choir of angels shall echo the
Tho ps'c elevation which beamcd fom thine eye,
1T turned to its home fuii sky,
Told a something unear,hiy-t -hone with tho light
Ct tnspitation aud holy delight
Rosa roso . htod a remains,
Der beauty in ruins the mini proudly ruigns
Thy "a rcsoundcd DER oceans broad wavc,
Andt the deep aazssk shed thy grave;
But thy spitt has mounted m hish,
10 the throne OF ats Cod where IL can die.
hope, my dear Sir the few have here made
may answer the purpose io7 which they de- gned.
The two last pieces not sent with view advance
the sale Of the work, but merely FOR your grscaiion
With sentiments OF respect and gratitude, | an, Sir
your most truly sincere friend.
MARGARET DAVIDSON
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Spring Goods.

YENHE subscribers have already store large portion
"a between FIVE AND SIX HUNDRED PACK
ACES, ol their Spring Supply Of Dry Goods received
mainly by the HarhdDoy from Lioerpoo aud by various
recent arrivals from Philadelphia and New York The
the jefferson from Liverpool, other large additions
VIII be mace during the ensuing week by arrivals from
New York when all these get into store, a fuller and
more general advertisement will appear. In the mean
time, we offer on usual ierIrs the supply now on
hand, and Invite CITY and Country Heych0nts 10 call
on us. There has been a c0y great decline in many
leading articles, and almost all others lower than last
yesrindeed, we have rarely Dry Goods generally
as cheap as they noW The styles patterns &c arc
new Tor the most part aud many OF them good.
+. & J. y. JAMES & CO.
April l. [l0T-t0 Market SQUARE
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In the highest degree aud are Of opinion that the said
OConner has done act which, Ia land 81 laws. would
forfeit his fe And nasinuch as the security Of the lives
Of the good citizens OF the country requires that
pie should be made TO preserve order aud convince evil
disposed that this Is no, place where the lives Of
may be taken with impuny-we Of opinion that
the said OConner should be carefully secured until tho
goth day Of June, and that at the hour Of IL o'clock Of
said day the said Patrick OConner be conducted to the
place oil execution, and there be hung by the neck until
he is dead.
Woodbury. Massey. NJ l.. A,cheson, James Smith, Jesse
Nj. Harrison James MCsbe, Nicholas Carroll, J. Is.
Weber, Ambrose Nj. Meeker, Samuel ". Baird, wm.
Collins, Thos Child. Thos. M'Crsny.--Dubuque, May
go 1884
meeting Of the citizens was held prior 10 the execu.
ton at which she riff pro appointed, seyea COM
mees nominated to collect funds and perinterd the
exscniion and burial. and guard selected
The aboveis brief narration Of all The Circumstance,
relating TO the unfortunate affair at Dubuque, which
animated the lite OF OConuer on the 20ih instant.
AT IL o'clock the day CT execution the prisoner
aiken from hi. place OF confinement, under guard Of
company OF volunteers, COMMANDED by l.. Wheeler, TO
place OF execution, where had assembled about 500
citizens. lie WAS placed on cart, the rope made
fast TO the g.llows, when the driven away, eav
ing the prisoner suspended between the heavens and the
earth.
The whole proceedings were carried on with the ut
most regularity end good order. By mutual consent of ALL
every coli ehouse kept closed aud not drop OF pi
rts was sold until alter the execution.
Ii is well known that homicide sd been
committed west OF the Mississippi previous TO the above,
and no courts have yet taken cognizanee OF hem And
whether there exists any legal jursdc that
try not, may perhaps be made question but ii there
exist, nesns Of application oil the laws that region,
IT then follows that their safety and de-
pend on regulations OF their adoption. Circumstances
rendering 1t indispensable to put check TO he almost dali
u crimes which the vicious persons thought there
law TO punish. Aud as law, in every country,
with the people, aud is in fact whether written not
nothing more less than certain rules Of action by hich
people agree TO be governed the unanimous agreement
among that people, put TO death for the cline Of
murder rendered the act legal all ntents and PURPOSE
THERE'S but opinion the subject here; aud that lie,
that the people, ON the est side of the river in the whole
aft
and been the means the repetition ofmurers
They have taught the world that the people the basis
Of the law, even where torfen law can be applied.
The general character oil the executed criminal might
be pleaded in farther justification OF their proceedings
His whole character since his residence in this country,
(about Elk years. has been marked with crimes and mall
conduct OF the blacklist hue Threatening lives assaults
ant batteries, with intent TO kill arson, at divers times
the last six years.
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over the whole country. oeers instructed and capable Of
giving instruction In the military art and thus without
the danger arising TO liberty from large standing armies In
time OF peace, enables the Government fulfil the duty
which the Constitution solemny enons OF "providng
Tor the common defence; aud lastly that IL young c
izeBs commissioned In the army Leutrnsnts in
the first instance, they must be II this institution be sbo
shed they could not obtain in four years. the
military knowledge as the Cadets, while their probation
aud education would be far expensive to the
try.
(Signsd) G. VAN SCH0OH0vEN, President.
ALVIN BRONSON,
JAMES HOOKER,
CHAs. b. PENRosE,
IL. G.. CoMINGE,
JNo I. ANDERSON,
r. Nj. PATTERSON,
AcHILLE MuRAr,
VIM. r. DuvAL,
WRIGHT c. STANLEY,
p. LINpsLEY,
j. l.. SMITH, Capt Corps
OF Engineers,
JAMES LArIMER Jr.
I. Is. DALLAS, Sec'ry.
The undersigned heely subscribe the within report
without expressing opinion with regard to the last pa
rsgraph. WM. SMYTH,
j. w. SCOTT
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HIN ANCERY-VIRGINIA.--At a court held for
n Buckingham county the ninth day OF June, 1881:
George Tapsecu. assignee OF Hull c. Hill, Plaintiff


John Moseey and Frances his wife, Defendants.
The defendant, John MoseIey having entered his APP
pearance and given security according to the OF AS
semhy and the rules OF this Court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he Is not
country: is ordered, that the said absent defendant 10
appear here the frs, day Of the September Court
aud answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that copy oih
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
In the city Of Richmond for months and
posted at the front door OF the Contihouse OF this county
A Copy.-Testc, II. ELDRIDGE, c. h. c.
July 1. l6-v9y
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DOHH ES'TAC.

EXAMINATION OF MIDSHIPMEN
The Board Tor the examination OF Midshpmen, which
assembled at Baltimore in May, adjourned Oh the 18th
uae, having examined all who presented themselves.
The following is list OF those found qualified for pro.
ton arranged in the order Of merit to which added
'sve been granted, bearing date lih June, IS34-.4r-
ny and Navy Chronicle.
1926. Charles w Pickering, N. II.
1871. John DE Camp, Flo.
w. j. III. Robertson, ID. c.
1928
!. Thornton A. Jenkins, Va.
e Joseph &. Walsh, Pa
3. Charles IL. Cotton, VT
Augustine w. Provost, Pa
8. Franklin Clinton, N. Y.
q. James X. Bowie, Md.
a. John Rodgers, Jr, ID. C..
John Is. Marchand, Geo.
9. William X. Taylor Macs.
10. HI. Hsrtstene, =. C.
ii. Lloyd J. Bryan, ID. G.
IL. Benz +. Sands, Ky.
Is. Henry French, Mass.
IL. WiliiIm Leigh. Va.
10 Samuel Larkin, Jr. n. II.
TO- William H. Burgess, Va.
IL Henry S. Stelwagep, Pa.
1S James l.. Henderson, ID. c.
49, Daniel b. Ridgely, Ky.
20 John l.. Ring, 5. c.
81. Henry J. Paul, N. c.
%. Robert Hooe, Va.
2S. James NJ Locker, Tenn.
20 William 7. Muse, N. c.
20. William II. Brown va
20 Charles Steeilman, s. c.
"a. William l.. Herndon. Va
%. John G. Graham, ID. C..
~ jobs p. Parker, N. II.
30 John f. Borden, Ohio.
81 James Alden, Jr., Me.
b. Augustus l. Case n. Y.
SO Roger Perry. Md
81 William :. Rnggoli, ID. G.
80. John I. William, N. C.
SO. Joseph w. Revere, N Y.
81 Alexander M. Pennock, Tenn.
SS. Is. S. b. Darlington, Pa.
80. George f. Emmons, VT
40. Edward Middleton, s. c.
al Montgomery Lewis, Pa.
~ George Nc. A. While, D. c.
AZ. c. f.. l.. GtitTn, N Y.
Ill. William s. Swami, Va.
IS. Thomas L. Hunter, Va.
46. Albeit A. Hocomb, Ky.
AZ. GUslavus III Scott Va
<S Richard Forrest ID. c.
10 Levin Handy, Md.
90. David Nc Dougal, Ohio.
81. Charles +. Mcintosh Va
81. James w. Cooke, N. C..
53. c. +. Nj. Spotlsw God, Va.
81. Henry C.. Fiagg, s. G.
SO. Joseph Moorehesd, Ohio
56. Daniel F. Duiany, Va.
81, George l.. Selden, d. G.
80. William IL. Ball, ID. c.
50 Ellie w. SlulI, ID. G..
go. John Mercer, Con.
81. Stephen w Wilkinson, Tenn.
81. James +. Brown, Va.
63 HenIrck Norvell, Ky.
81. Charles c. Barton, Pa.
65. j. J. b. Walbach N. IL.
Go. Joseph X. Brown Pa.