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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-23

When friends are gained by kindness and
affability, they are an easy purchase.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-23
0FTO THE PUBLIC.

0PTO THE PUBLIC.
THNIlE subscriber still carries on the bust
n ness of STONE CUTTING, at his old
stand, No. 222, North End Of Thames street,
where he keeps constantly on hand, Grave
stones of all descriptions. lie will furnish
Marble as cheap as can be had in the State,
and having on hand large stock of slate Of
that description cheaper than can be- had in
this, or the United States; the engraving
deep--and warranted of superior workman
ship.
lie invites his friends from town and coun-
try to call and see for themselves.
Al ether work in his line, whether marble,
brown, stone, slate, sc. done with neatness
and to order. PHnIp STEVENS.
Newport, july ., lS35---:}w'- t.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-23
New and Cheap Goods.

g II. g. G. LAWTON, have just received
80 from New York, a beautiful lot of Goods,
suitable for the season--among which are--
Light and dark prints, of the most fashion
able style;
Light and dark ginghams;
A beautiful style of French muslins;
Shawls, and fancy hdkis Of all kinds;
Wells, ribbons, gloves, blk and colorcd silks,
laces,
Cotton, lace and Grccian edgings and
quillings;
SILK and cotton hosiery;
Linens aud cottons;
Bonnets of the latest fashions;
ALSO--cloths, cassimeres, sattnetts and
vcsting Of all kinds-all Of which shall be
sold at the very lowest prices.
MAY 81, 1885.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-23

We have seldom met with more in
ieresting and affecting narrative than the
following, which we copy from the West
ern Methodist.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-07-23
NEWPORT BREWERY.

NEW ALE is now ready for delivery at the
Brewery, in Bbls., half bbls., or kegs
Grains at s cents the bushel, every Monday,
"Wednesday and Frday,-and yeast at all
hours.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-09

We aecdanloIY omitted 10 mention, in our last,
that in III ease Of William N. Barb, recent, c5t-
siclcd Of mail robbery, aad sentenced to ten wears
imprisonment, by the United State Di,uict Couli,
,ttina in Richmond, and who was carried before
JUDGE flopton, On a writ Of ha1cas roypas aud hi,
release claimcl, on the ground that the nited
Siato5 conyict> coad not be comm d ~ State pr
sons tie jude had decided adscr,clf to the prayer
of the prisoner. The Compiler says:
W. understand the Comi read . long aad able
opinion in which lio argument, Of the Counsel
aud the awsreirued to, were very fully examined
and thercupon reminded the prisoner The .ab-
stance Of the DECISIONS far rs WE understand it,
that the Act Of Assembly oil this State, mthias it
the duty Of the keeper ot the Jail in every county
or corporation TO receive and safely Keep pri>nn-
ers committed under the authority of the lIileI
States, does not include the pubic iail and peni-
Tertiary house but there bcing no law Of The STATE
admitting prohibiting the oft.le pctiontary.
and the prisoner havino been convicted Of an
offence (mall robbery,) and sentenced to ten year,
imprisonment at hard labor, there ceuld hc no ID
gal objection to Inc Masial putting linn in lhc en-
tody Of tho supcrintenden; of the Pc.isen.iary for
the execution Of Inc scntcncc"
We likewise neglected to mention thai the {. IT,
neral Court had commenced it, sumnc, session in
Richnoad.-Prosent, Judges Smith, Saunders,
Parker, lpshur, Field, May, Leigh, Thompson
E,tiIl, Duncan and Clopton. The interesting
question respecting the probat of Mr.. john Ran
dolph's vii" has been taken up, and it is expected
that several days will be required to complete the
investigations The Enquirer of the 81 instant,
says, "There are nirny witnesses to be examined,
and several papers are presented for probat. Dur
ing the two last days, the two Messrs. Watkins,
have been examined. Dir. Parish, olPhiadclphia,
who attended Mr. Randolph on his death bed, is IA
witness. Mr.. Sparlrawb has been employed by
tic partiGa 10 take down the evidence. Gen Jones.
Of Washington, IS ATTENDING as counsel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-09
,lllly .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s.yLE.

k'lls subscriber wishes ,efl " pinui Grave III,
n La rculeac, oi Col. W lllum GALLOWAY. decd
situated 40 Ia corllN oi Bedford, an EH Creek
90. toHt9-, by rrcat survey, IIrcr Hundred \cres
oil" l5fo"ilo" nl e" ,"d l1l'l, HcA foot OF hiel,
= a. III" .ob1rc1 Ind, - d, III known II he, the
1e1Ilf n ! in Ii, 'sa#e l1al5. Fir balance -,
lhf plantation noa ~ -ltl' Of improvement be-
"a al rerrHls enclosed with net fences Gr4 vol
and IS fcmIlia5', WI v.fcrcd iIlvlup on il several
he springs and afrcp i1nula lhratieh II aboui tho
GepIf", aHprilng considerable potion of bottom
Iand, itodu,ne tohaecp ii tHe d..cs QUALITY The
m'"19a'' afendneth nopcfl, are numerous--l,-
~ |1aest Immediately n the heart II a section Of
eso''i} ""s4sf'>se.l ht any Tor fertility OF soil,
agreeable society facility oi Getting 10 market a.
EWw18 Immediately by the house Is a public road.
sana rom ~toptoe't shop. on the main Forest road
le1l'# nom llhoIty 10 snchlult. - niles distant,
ahl Iuief~r'tlne the iyaehhuct aad Salem turnpke
loa L. II IA" =" i.enon Academy, distant IA miles.
in' 'oipoN' 5n'"lS arr RI good and substantial,
' nI,r1,g ' "' sr sfiI and roodio"s brc
and rofuco, and a INT yar cellar. with all necessary
out honscs and fine garden, all newly pailed in with
heart pine pnliugs. This situation is very desira
be one 10 any person wanting small farm with
GOOD buildings particularly aproicssional centem man.
'bo'ld such, dcsirons OF purchasing, think there is
aoi dnd rnoueh attached IN this place. the subscrl-
ter N authorised 10 say there are two other lots or
parcels al Land adjoining, being parts of the same
Original tract. Which maS be bought upon very ac-
commanding terms. deem il unnecessary To say
Any tltne nlofe respecting this land-Those wishing
Ia purchase. will please Gail and view tn. properly
and judge Tor themselves. If this properly is not
disposed OF by private sale, before the last day of Or.
toher II Wtl he sold, on that day, at public auction
Terms accommodating, aud made known in due time
WM c. LEFTWiCH.
June 800
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-09

Can a be true w e quoted, in ON last, from
the Ne" Orleans Bee, paragraph, stating that
Col Benton had declared. in a conversation with
the editor of thai print, that he would not accept
the Office Of Chcf Justice it were Offered to lima
md W. were rather iueredulous MS 10 its authen-
utitA. But we suppose ii is true that the
d" immortal lIambue has so declared, inasmuth
asthc Washington Globe rciteratcs the assertion.
For once Gays the ionrnaD we viii do lhe
opposition kindness, h, assuring them that pe
i1fo~ thai Col. Benton would not accept the office
OF thet Justice, it ii were offered 10 him The
subject In, heen talked OF in the kfchcn corner,
however, else there would have been no neecs>it,
for such Il declaration. | is cs dcni that the Pre-
>ident,loehne forward to the death Of judge Mar
Shall, 6teHd5i his office for the slrone-luuerd
Mlssourlan Nhata contrast would The occ5-
paucy the scat Of the Ncncratcd old Chiof, hl
Col. Benton, have presented to the contemplation
what huniliatlng reflections would il not have ox-
cited in the minds ofthc dspa>>onatc and unpre-
Iudiccl of al parties Col. Benton has actcl
wisely IN determining NOT Ia accept Il station which
would have drawn down upon himself the most dis-
palagina reflections, y which would have shown,in
vivid coors, the >cNen-leagucd strides whichphc eo-
vernment has made IN corruption lie has acted
wisely, We repeat, whether his determination has
been influenced by such considerations, or by de-
sire to reach hgher office, in the march to which
h would have been seriously impcded by accept
in station Which i, NOT III the line of salc pre-
ceacnts.' Fer our own paIt, Nc had rather see
Col. Benton PERSISTENT than Chicf Justiec-be-
there is an idea ofpnrii> and honor and sul-
matcd intellect associated with the latter Office,
which would be totally dispclled by hi, appoint
ment to ii. Itis fit that the Judicial cro,upc.
it>elt the emblem of sporlrss purify, should hc
soilcd by the crimes of the Wcarer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-09

an organized holy, aad spoke ia culo.y in terms
Of glowing coqucnce when il crumbed away under
the breath ofpublic eondemnalion,- received
such unequiyocal marks of favor from its master
The Pronunciation of federalism comes Will, bad
grace from the Saneho of Inn who once denounced
party rs monster Gus, us he nov does the
Bank,) and WHO has taken To his bosom, rs conf
dental eounscllors AMI associates, ROGER h. Ia
ueN, Louis N Lane aul Levi Woodbury. \
tederdli,i, quolm No more of lha,, Hal, an
hon lowest me"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-09
oDYEUARY.

DIED, at his residence in Salem, Betetourt, on
the 18th of June last, of Consumption, DR. JoHs
q. DiLLos, aged about ~ years, lea7ing wife and
child, and many relatives and friends to lament
his early translation TO world Of spirits. They find
great consolation, however, in the hope that he
preparsd fer his change. lie possessed many cxaf-
cd FRUITS a character. and was deeply beloved by
hisneishbo~ and respected by all who were acqusint
cd with Ilui
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-09
TIE BALLOON ASCENSION.

We announced, in cur last, than Mr.. Hobart
matlc what, under all TIE difficulties he had to cnN
counter, may strictl, be called "spendid ascent
in a balloon, On the Fourth of Inly. He has fur
nishcd Us with the particular, Of his .erial voyage,
in the sahioined note.
II WIS the first exhibition OF the lind ever wit
messed il this place, and consequently attracted Il
ere1t crowd to behold i. We regret, however,
that the visitors within tde cncosur, about 1000
were not Sufficient to reimburse linn fer the heavy
outlay which these excursions 10 the upper regions
require. And as it is understood that many of
those who preferred 10 remain without the ampAi-
theatre az dcs..ous Of contributing something 10
mako up HE deficit, Nc are requested to state that
all such contributions VIII be received by Mr. Mar
TN, at tie Shakespeare Bookstore.
Yot5e Editors
MoNoty, JrA 8, 1885.
N's@S Edit0yS,-I am happy to inform my
KIND patrons and friends of my safe arrival from
my ascension of saturday evening. Numerous
disapPeinmeats in the arrival Of materials prey emf
cd the initiation of my Balloon till a late hour; hut
by the generous assistance Of friends, Wis Sas-
tanned and encouraged through every difficulty;
aud for the delay and omissions in the order of my
ascension there needs, | trust, but repetition Of
die apology made on The occasion. \, soon H.
tn initiation had proceeded FAR Is 40 IfstiN i,
the car WI, attached To the balloon, AMI after Ill
tie adjustment Of my ballast, aad hHle vine, " for
my stomach : sake, | wis abandoned 10 the mer-
cy of the elements, amid the shouts OF tire multi
rlde Crowned with the beauty and iashioalt tlte
town and country, the summit from Which | rot
presented an aHjmatiuc pectaele and a, | turned
IA
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@RssEGir.alS ~ a yTglp,..

fsNIll. snIsrribct wishes 10 purchase % or thir.
y uli'oosand good chestnut shingles, to be 81
neh lheb' "a b. delivered II s.Snch's ware house,
Tor which, Ian Price vi" be paid in cash. Apply
u A. IlGGAT.
July q WY
E'OE lliRE--A good Garourhc and exeelIent
'lors". apply 10 II. Il. RICHARDS.
lulN . :,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-09

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by W H. - ',,''t' IL, i,n 'o'E' our "a
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able stoto.,nan an5 darotnd ,'.,tr;nt lis ra,,c
sbolIbe handed down =, ,,ol,nr;,,, os tho =
mari, ot his co',n,r,,s a.o,,?,s
BY RninI, Sni,I Iol, e J,,Iboun. ~.
pride and Ornament Of tho Sonlr, Wb., d.,
pcstlterous breath Of nnnri,rinIrJ office. hunters
has expended itself throuob tbe uIceratcd uros of
ceases to bc rcoardrd os the Government. Vi al
MIA too will learn vhatsbe owes to the Giant e.
forts of the cbonnion of Lar ancient priilciuIes.
BY DIR. David pot1cs,,. Gen. WIN. r Cor
dom the able and consistent advocate of yiroiuia
prinrnl.s -, ,.I,,,+ et,,,.,,,,,,, .,,1 a., -,
''N''' N''N'Nh''''''' 49, 49,
BvJ N nroo,I, Io,,n r Calhoun, ~,
n''Ng vi 'ne present day the aeiest loglclah
ever lived
BY ]. Withdrawn Daniel Wo,,stcr. His dis
tnguishcd talents & exalted na,ro,isn,, have ren-
person for the President Of The l'n;ted St,tes
Bye. \. Wnhers. The Old Dominion: >,he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-09

~ We perceive, By the Salem *. c. Re
porter, that on the afternoon ofthc 9th Of June,
Ghc day on which we were visited by a destructive
hai-storm,) there similar storm in that place
and neighborllood. - Great loss (it says will
be sustained by many OF Our industrious farm
crs, whose field, Of grain lave suffered extensive
". Many whoa, and oa fields are almost COM
plotcy destroyed, and corn is greatly injured"
In some places ii Is described as being several
milo, in widtli.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-09

o. We hasten 10 lay before our readers rhc Ol-
fetal document, relative II our French Relations,
which the President has cau,sl to be publ. hid
Although they do mol enable u To form any salts
factory opinion A. 10 the probable termination o the
controversy, they furnish ground to hope thu II
will result in The Ic-estahshmrnt OF pacific relations
The letter of Mr. Livingston 10 the Due dc iirocle i,
decidedly the ablcs paper which has appeared on the
subject aud places III clear LIGHT the recent uuias
tiilblc dtnu of the French Chamber of Deputies
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-09

~ The Baltimore Patriot, of July 3, say
Z" Private aylccs from Philadelphia represent the
recovery Of Chief Justice Marshall as extremely
doabtfpl.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-09

J . RE GVIEIE1gs lroo ~ II Ar1ent Spirits
u aal Of finest qualjty.
thateaux Latour,
Red Hermitage,
SIT Julien,
Ghateaux Margaux,
Lronyille, La Rose,
oil Hook,
Iaiitte, ST julien,
netoc aud Bordeaux
tlirct.
For sale by
Howell DAVIES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-09
= respect, | am, &c.
AMI Eli llOBART


" =" ''s Tue s''Jo''''' communication '''o''
Of a 4ende"an lose scientific aeq9'e "eais r"o''r
~. 5 ,''o''r 10 '"' "'',,os' ''''g,, ' ''
a,,.a.,,..'l .,a..,l.,.. Gz,, ,. 80,
,,l, ,r,, n,,h, r.., did ,h .,,,.5,i,,. ~ ruI..
to ,,,r,da,c Steam n,,in,,,,oo On The water when i,
WAS Grsl b,oaeheJ. The Grandeur Of the object will
at Least Justify repeated nlal, and Whoever lay Q
willing 10 embark in the experiments NJ die fall
determination 10 succeed success, lie possible de
serves the public confidence and support:
FOR TIE ''H''N'NN.
,i,,s@ ',' o'' '',,''' WIN "'ii'n WI
which lIs triamrhaaly sarnouno,I. would certainly
have defeated any man OF but ordinary enterprise and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-09
7fisrh Cows a9ad Calves For SAFE.

& y SATURDAY Eseaiue, at ! O'clock. viii sell >,
~ auction, tluce 81 tom Good Mich Cows. Win
young Calves. CHARLES Phelps
Julp9 I,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-09

\ hE1A&15I SfS.-- f@rnty Barrels licrrngs..
Just received, and lor sale by
CHARLES PHELPS
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VOLUNTEER TOASTS.

10000 Chlfrs-YHac, " u hcre Tx de&y r.
: EaK Hncars.N
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-08
CONGRHss.-The Senate sat but few MIN

4 CoNGREss.-The Senate sat but few MIN
utes on Saturday, Dec. 0.
u In the HoUsr-after some debate, Mr..
Lincoln's resolution calling for information
on the North Eastern Boundary question was
adopted, yeas S6, nays 79.
Ten thousand extra copies Of the docu-
ments- transmitted to the House by the Pre-
sident, containing the correspondence which
has passed between this Government and
that of France on the subject ofthe indemni-
ty-were ordered to be printed.
In the SENATE, on Monday, Dec. 29--No-
thing of importance was transacted.
In the IiOusE-a motion to print 10000
extra copies of the Report Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury, transmitting the correspon-
dencc with the Bank Of the United States,-
was taken up and agreed to.
The bill to revive and continue in force
the act amending the act to provide for per-
sons disabled by wounds in the revolutionary
war, was read third time and passed.
The Navy bill was then taken up. The
amendment fixing the pay of senior and all
other captains, ,-lieutenants nts,-assistant sur
geons, chaplains, sailing masters, midship-
men, cler's, boa,swa.ns, gunncra, sallmakcrs,
and carpenters, were concurrcd in those re-
laing to masters commandant, commanders,
and pnrsers. werc rejected. The discussion
Of some oth"r amendments, relating to allow
anccs to officers, occupied the attention Of
the House until the hour of adjournment.
IN SENATE, Tuesday, Dec. 30th.-The pa
rcrs called for, relative to the treaty with
France, were received from the President.
and referred to the Committee on Foreign
Relations. A bill from the House, authoriz-
ing the Registers and Receivers Of the pub
lie lands, to administer certain onths. &c. was
reported. A resolution offered by Mr. Poin-
dexter, calling upon the Commissioner of the
General Land Office, for copies of any oath
or ooths prescribed to be administered to
purchasers Of public lands, was considered
and adopted. A bill making appropriation
for the repair and completion Of the Barracks
ut New Orleans, was ordered to be engros-
scd. and read third time.
In the liorse, q resolution offered yester-
dav. by Mr.. Sewer, that "the President Of
the United States, be requested (if rot deem
ed incompatible with the public interest) to
negotiate with Spain for her right and title
to the country lying between the Sabine and
Red Rivers, in Arkansas Territory" was ta-
ken up, and excited some discussion. The
mover at length Withdrew it. The House re-
sumed the consideration Of the Navy Equoli-
za,Ion Bill as reported from the Committee
of the Whole.
On "Wednesday, no Legislative business
was done in either House, It being the day
set apart for the obserynnces in honor of La
layette. Both Houses adjourned to Friday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-08
LATEST FROM EURopE.-Thc packc

LATEST FROM EURorE.-Thc packet
ship ylvia dc Grassc, with Paris paper.
to the l0lh Dec. ; and the London packc,
Montreal, with London papers TO the
9Th, arrived at New York on the Is,
inst. They furnish but little news of in
tcrest.
The French Chambers had been oc-
cupiod since the 9th, in hearing The en-
plantations Of the Ministers regarding the
reccn, schism in The cabinet, and in dc .
fence OF the policy they had hitherto pur-
sued. The subject Of The American
Treaty was not alluded to in this discus.
sion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-08

! CoLD WEATnER.-The Boston Ccn,incl OF
Monday says: "Yesterday was the coldcs,
day we have had this season. At daylight
the thermometer was l5 degrees below zero.
Our harbor is frozen over down as far as Fort
Independence, three niles from the city,
The seighing is excellent in all directions
from the city to the Canadas. The inter
course by sleighs is easy, and VIC anticipate
active business with the country for some
weeks. At no period have we witnessed
more jingling of sleigh bells, thar FOR the last
two days"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-08

MELASCuoLY.-A promising lad about II
! years old, by the name Of George Davis, sor
Of the late Capt. Joshua Davis, has been mis-
sing since Sunday afternoon. He left town
in company with several others, about three
o'clock, to visit the ship wrecked on Brcnton's
Point, and was missed by bis companions at
at the ship. Every effort has been made to
find him but of no avail. 1t is conjcctured
that he lost his way and either perished from
the cold or was drowned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-08

The General Assembly Of this State
will convene in Providence on Monday
next, pursuant to adjournment in Octo-
Der. The most important business which
will come before the Legislature at the
approaching session, is The election of
Senator to Congress in place of MIR.
Knight, whose term expires on the 4th
Of March next. The members Of the
Wing party should be at their posts in
due season.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-08

MELANCHOLY SBrPwREcK.-The Nassau
N P. Gazette, Of the 18th December, relates
the following particulars relative to the loss
Of the schooner Torborough, Of New York.
The schr. Tarborough, Captain Garfield,
from st. Thomas, for New York, on the 18th
November, lat. 80, NJ, lon. 90, W., was cap
sized and sunk in or minutes, all hands
perishing except the Captain, who saved him
self in the boat.
On the 9Th day after the disaster, Captain
Garfield arrived on Saysguana, which he
traversed all around without finding either
food or water, and sleeping on the sand beach
for that night, steered away next morning
for the next land in sight, French Key,)
where finding only barren sand beach, kept
on TO the westward, and landed on hckin's
Island. Another night was passed on the
beach by the Captain, and the following be-
ing the eighth day and nine nights without
food or water, and perfectly naked during the
whole time, thnving torn up his panialoons
and shirt, for sails.J he obtained relief from
some negroes. Nothing was saved from the
wreck. save the hat, watch and clothes, the
Captain was wearing.
Names Of the passengers were as follows:
J Ohm Hall, Surgeon, and wife, Of tho ArtilIc-