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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-24
JAMES RIVER AND KAMA fToxsss,Gs e

Al the July meeting of the President and Direetoy,
closed on Monday last among other things the
appointments OF Surveyors, Rodmcn and Chanmen in
the Corps of Engineers 10 De presently endowed in To-
ssting the Canal from Maiden's Adventure 10 LYNCH.
nutg heretofore made by the President of the Company
vac currcnce OF the Assistant Engineers, were
corps lnow fully organized have been distributed into
rec divisions, as ioliowste whole acting under The
directions OF Judge Wright, the Chief Engineer
In The Division assigned the section extending from
Maidcns Adventure to Scotisve.
SihoN w. WRIGHT. assistant Eneiaecr
+ David Is Harris, SHSregor.
Nirginius Newton
George Skipwith
Richard Field Archer ""''"''' una e"o'"We"
Junius l.. Archer,
In the Division assirncdto the section extending from
Scottsvile to Tye River:
DAVID LrvEKMoRE, assistant Engineer.
John Pryor, S,rrsyor
James G. Anthony,
William Scor Rod,nen and Chain,nen
John n. peterborough.
In the Division assigned to the section ndinp from
Eye River to LynchbIrg:
ChARLrs ELLrr, Jun, .2ssisiaai Engineer.
Alexander Austin Surruor
Hugh Montsomcrc.
James Robert Young
Alexander ii. Sheppard, '''N"" "'" e"'"me"'
Robert w. Tomlin
The nrper extremity oil these sections respectively
Is appointed Tor the rendezvous of the members the
Division assigned TO i,at which point they win com.
mcncc operations, and locate downwards The boats
prepared Tor the accommodation of the divisions FIRST
aforementioned. proceeded up the canal Tuesday
morning. having on board OF the members of
divisions, with the necessary stores and implements
=, nc PRESIDENT OF the company with several of the
directors accompanied the party in the boats and were
10 proceed AZ TAR rs Maidcns Adventure, for the
pose OF acquainng themselves, personally with the
condition of the present canal with such re-
pairs and regulations may be found necessary
III The next meeting of the President and Directors
will be held at the Capitol in Richmond, on Thursday
the 10th OF August ncx
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We learn, (says the N York Cour and Enqcirer) by
The Exito. Captain Walker from lilo Janero, that Mid
shipmon Banniser, Of the Y. States ship Natchez had
died Of wound, received in duel with Nidsb nan
Smith, # The same ship
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-24

Inc Lynchbnrg Virginian is unfortunate in its al.
tempt TO defend It's conipccr of the Rchucnd wiz :
IL ahrms that the Wing applied to the Ex Minister the
ePiiet OF Granny Livingston, 6eorc the appearance
OF Mr. H. last letter 10 the Duke de Psoplc Now ,vc
know that it applied aticy,uaras Mr. LIS lettrr
reached this City the Sd instsat-and il was or
days afterwards, that the decent Wing ncknan,ed him,
4" GTdHHy Lirinpsf0a!" ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-24
J H. KANE,
a ID. BAcl1E,
CHbS. -. MEIC;S
SecTeiaries Inn. Philosophical 4 s9171fo
Attcst

IIoNoFs 20 JcDcE MAnsHuL--Thc members Of tl,,
Bar Of S0solk met at o'clock on Monday last In
pursuance 81 notice previously given consider hat
measures should be adopted BY them commemorative ~
ue talents, legal and civil public services and private
Character Of The late Chief Justice Marshall lion
D"i'i neestr' alter some pertinent and eloquent fc.
marks, in which nc expnatcd soncy, nat NJ l,ge 90 ,l
virtues Of tic Decreased concluded by Offering several re-
solutions expressive Of the sense &c The Bar Of Tho at
taiHnentso OF the distinguished indi vdna
Oh which recommended that suitable member Of me
profession be appointed to pronounce Euogy ala pro
per um ana place, before inc nenbersof the profession
Feneray m the STATE Of Massachusetts, and the public at
large F. Phaadeiphia Daiiy 7ds,rtiser
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thus acknowledged TO DO due can be withheld In
satisfaction for an imaginary insult
"Whctcr The pledged faith of nation can be re-
deemed in any other way than by performance of its
| engagements.
"And whether a high minded gallant people will sub
mt 10 an Appreciation OF its dignity in francs and
times.
"Whaever may be the solution of these aues.ons on
the other side of the water. there is but one ON this
"l IS to be hoped that the anicab relations bet
c tw" countries miy not be put this issue onora-
bile means have been offered 10 the ministry of France
to rrtracc their steps The desire which the King
always manifested Ca preserve the relations of amity
with This counryth zeal aud ability with which, in the
late debate. his ministers hive s,contrd this desire
extraordinary and nad.nssibe condition exed To the
law was the result of uncomfortable crcumstan and
THAI regard. well to national faith the reputation
OF their country and the prcrogative of the crown will
induce them to abandon the ground thus
taken.
In the mean time. conduct ought to be guided by
the sentiment which beg leave To offer:
Energetic resolve, calmly expressed: II is more dio
nihed, and will be more efficient than violence or in
"yrctive.'' "
Mr. Livingston down amid repeated and en,br
sasuc cheers ny which indeed he was repeatedly inter
rnpcd during the progress of his eloquent and ad,nra.
bic remarks
Among the regular toasts given on the occasion. are
the following emphatic ones
Tie fresiaea Of Jafel s,ae a.,
uns ahesrns- to the patriot, who has rescued the Conution
fased the principles of Democracy and il now aiIs 60 he
the ua,s.ais.sd nas Of National Honor!
re zee Pre- is~t Of c ~ s,ats. Like jefferson enuscs The
"ns re"p9is, TO lls hshe. station they csn besiow.
Of aongl disono all people who ask no,hsy
''5 1 ma y sn' ea van submit TO noiin; that Is
peneced By an nIision Of Constitutional Democracy
&c saesnan aud upright ci,izean approving country
him to pos. OF al9us service. anil OF mrriied
pos,la. oPiroo p,cl si-,ae p:escntass character
prescription and violenec.r - r'E
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A1ARRIAGFS


Married, FaInhl, Louisa b
Mr. Whory, Or. Wn - Fowler aiartha A. !bstons,
the place aad e Mr. Thcs 6. Mcrst Miss Elznbe
W. Shelton. -
IT'S woman's smiles that lrll cares TO rest
Dear wonnn's charms tia, give 0 life its zesi-
~ wonians baud That smoohs aniIciion's bod
:. t'lpes the cold the head.
S1'isa 90 "Wednesday morning
H-'ns, MI iOha Hing this city, Harriet Hill third
daughter Of James hI, Esq. Of county Remover
DEATHS.
Ded, Ike 22d the residences of nj.
grandfather. crvns S:o E-1., Tic Blair
N''"' ~''N""
Died on We lit iss ia Louisa county residence of Mr.
hnas ~ ioPr, u ibam Archibald cambridge child OF
~ and lane f. DandrJge Of this City, painful
illness OF about weeks 6ged months and DAYS.
MARKETS Thursday, Juiy 80
WHEAT--No rate 6xedthe few sales made arc at omen
prices.
FLoUr-Witln few days ile demand has bccn very
triii,ng the price is only norninally Sc IS at
So 81
TonAet G. Demand good at the prices current for the
lns; ten days the inspections still large
GEO. l.. SAMPSON
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; Ro'imen and Chainnen.

o the section extending from
assistant Engineer.
y0r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-24

"A wag thinks that it is not correct 10 say, that onr
cause he had ang
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-24

Rodinen and Chainmen.
'dto the section extending from
'sistant Engineer.
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~ The %stionsI niel viii copy The above ce sot
" w,sss and forward their accooo 20 ibis Office collection
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RECENT ADDITIONS TO
W. e 4 l. L. A III 4 Ms
CIR CULATING AIRY.
Newport, Dec. 10th

1854 Noveees of Travellers or Odds and Ends from the
Knapsacs Of Thomas Snguariy, Joumeyman Printer 2ys
$3.50 The Cruise of the Mdge by the author Of Tom Crnges
Log &c, vol
2556 Caavar: the Knight Of the Conquest Romance
Mexico by DR. Bird, author of The Gladiator" &c. vols
This is said TO be the best American Novel published.
Sutfce is to say that Caavar throughout of
very great interest II will ineresr he imaginative from s
spirited aud string of battle and blood twill please the
poetic from the spendor and beauty of its descriptions and
wl charm every lover of con by the mastery and graphic
scenes which will continually present him NY Com idrr
25S7 The Msores of Marriage the Fair of May Fair by
Mrs Gore, author of Mothers and Daughters &c, vols
1852 Three Years the Pac6c including notices of Brazil
Chile Bolivia, * Peru by Officer of the Il. ;. Navy vol
25SS Henri Cuarre the Days of the League historical
Romance. almost equal 10 Scotts) 2vols
25S9 The Fortunes of Perln Warbeck Romance by Mrs
Shelly, author of Frankenstein The Last Man. &c vols
$500 The Pacha of Many Tales by Capt Manya author OF
Peter Simple Jacob Faithful &c, yo-
25Sl The Last Days of Pompeii Novel by l. Bulyer
thor of Pelham, Devereux, Eugene Arm, &c, vol,
1892 Vathek Oriental Romance by w. Beckord vol
1893 Self Conrol Novel, by Mary Brnton, 2 vol
2o94 The Hunchback of Notre Dame Novel translated
! from the French of Victor Hugo, 2 vol
1885 Memnirs of the Iafa aud Crraap".a""a s M u.~
| More by w. Roberts, 2vo
1886 Memoirs of Vidocq principal agent of the French Pole.
/ second edihon,-12mo- 2 vol
1851 Rookwood romance, by w. II Amsworth. 2vo
This is 6ne of the mos, spirited and romantic of the
production Full of life and fire. exciie the reader and
res him onwardnuch the heroine of the ae the
Black Bess, does the hero of it, the Roller Tpnwit min
ged of and delight II wild story, toll
with exceeding SKILL and wrough up the highest pitch
which singular subject is capabe.The book is
sm one and the author may take high station among the
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Johnson was accustomed to say oft that it would
be honor TO any man to say that his grandfather
had seen the great walls of China Mr.. Barrow,
who saw it with Lord Macarmey, went into some
amazing calculations TO the quantity of the ma
terials it contains According this account, all
the materials of all dwelling houses of England and
Scotland supposiug them athat period at the end of
the last century, to 100000, and to aver
age 900 cubic feet of brickwor or masonry, would
be barely equivalent to the bulk of the WALL without
taking in its forrcssos and towers, which he calcu-
ated contained as much masonry and brick-work as
all London did ii that time. Stupendous as was
the work, !; failed in its object.
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SHIP NEWS-PoRr OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.


Friday Jan l6-Sweedsh Ship IarmOne, Norns, a days
from Gotenbmg.
Saturday l7&-Ship Blackstone, Andrews from Cape of
Grod Hope for New LOndon-English Brig Caroline, Iays,
from Falmouth (Jamaca) for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Flora,
Stafford, from Richmond, for Proydeucepased number of
vessels In or less dsresslGs night passed Brig OFF
Montaug, under jury nastsBrg Sarah Mariah from Mobile
for Providence
ENTRRED.
Ship Monticello, Lawton, Savannah.-Sloop Mary, Thomp
son. New York.
CLEARED
Brig Laurel Bigey, HAVANA.
Holmes Ioc, inn 15Arr bark Nashua, Pendall % days
from Mobile for Boston.
10TH ship Catherine Chase Pacific Ocean, via Rio Jane
rO Nov 9th, with full cargo of sperm OIL Jared Coffin,
Nantucket Reports August IGh, Gideon Barstow, Carey
Rochester 400 bb Frances Alley NeBedford 1850 Con
stuon, Clifford Newport 1000 Omega Phelon, Nantucket,
$50 Ann Brock do 400: John Rowland Haards New-}ed-
ford ESQ., Euphae Norton, do $50; Congress Abrams Nan
ucket 1l00 Emily Morgan Ray NeBedord $50; Isabella.
Gilbert, Farhaven 1900; Stanton, Church, do 700 Wey-
mouth, Harris Nantucket 400; Abigail Clarke, Bedford
1900 Uncas, Bunker, Falmouth 2JO0 Magnet Brown War
1900; Hydaspe Randall New Bedford, 500; John Adams,
Swain, do 95O independence Chase do 1905 America Fol
ger Hudson 4O0 Charles Carroll Chase, Nantucket 100;
Cyreus, Hussey do 1860; Roscoe Chase Bedford 1900
Spoke lat 81 30 20 30 W. Rousseau Luce, do oil,
lat 40 Dc lon GO w Peruvian Wood Johns, 81 days out
for Pacific Ocean, all well, 900 bbs oil.
Ne,c- Bedford Daily Gazette
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1. 600. 900 BRICK $

These bricks be in mouds of such
age when burned, eight inches by four inches, by and
half inches They be OF the best quality of merchantabe
Bricks The proportion of salmon polo briolts
eighth of the whole; and no s0 or very pale bricks
will be received. The proportion of arch Bricks must not ex
ceed eighth of the whole; and none of these that much
warped, will be recevedThe proportion of broken bricks
must not exceed two per cent.
At least 1O 600 be delivered by the 1s day June
and the remainder in the of the summer and autumn
the year. such periods may t the convenience of the
contractor provided there be always hand the supply requ
site for the progress of the work.
Should persons desire to furnish the stated number
Bricks less number OF different from that given above
they will please accompany their proposals with
Of the length breadth and thickness of well burned brick
the kind they wish TO supply.
Before forming the Contract fair sample will be required
to be deposited in the Engineers Office, Fort Adams which
should prove satisfactory will govern in the inspection of the
several deliveries.
Payment will be made requred each cargo duly lspec-
ted and receivedAl communications touching this subject
be directed to Breye Col JOSEPH G. TOTTEN, L. s. En-
gineers, Newport, II. l.
JOS. G. TOTTEN, It, Col. Engrs Brecct Col.
Fort Adams, Newport lIorbor, r. l.
January IIth 1895.
u The Publishers of the Newport Mercury Herald Of the
Times, Warren (R ) of the Portland Bath Gardiner
lallowel Wscasset Thonasou Buckpor Bangor, and Bel
fast le) papers; of the Portsmouth N. H. papers New
buryport, Salem, Taunton, Newedord Fall River Mass.
papers; Boston Patriot; Sonngon NeSi London, Nddlctown
and Hartford (Ct) papers, OF the ~ Y Courier * Enquirer
American Journal of Commerce; and OF the Newbug(N "
papers will please give the above four Insertions and
forward their accounts
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CONCERT OF THE
PHILHARMONIC GNCIE

PHiLE4AEt MONRC SOCIETY.
This Society will give their first Concert, under
the direction of their president, the Masonic Hall
on Monday evening January 26.
The proceeds will be appropriated for the pur-
pose of defrayng the expenses necessary TO the
support of the society.
PART /.
l-0verture-Tancredi-P and Violin-Rosini
2-Glee-Sea our oars with fcathercd Spray,
Stevenson.
3-Song-Low waved the Summer woods.
4-Glee-Lutzows Wild Iunt-Weber
5-Song-The Mellow Horn-Joncs
6-Sonata-Piano Forte and Violin-Nicol
7-Song-Homeward Bound-Wc cbb.
S-Trio-Venetan Gondoers-Bennett
9-Solo and Chorus Marseiles Hymn
PART IL.
l-Overture-Le Nozze di figaro-Mozart
2-Glee-Sleep gentle Lady-Bshop
3-Song-Onward float, the wave diyidng-New-
kom'm
4-Glce-The Iluntsmans Call-Webbe
5-Solo-Piano Fore-Piercck
6-Song-Yes | will leave my Fathers Halls
Webber.
Solo and Chorus,-Perrys Victory
S-Song-The Sea-Newkon'm
9-Glce-IIark! the Curfcw-Atwood
Tickets 25cts. The Concert will commence at
o'clock. Tickets NAV be obtained at the book
stores of II. Barber and W. Callahan Thames st.
and at the door on the evening of the Concert.
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Cholera.-The Mercantile of yesterday, on the
authority of a letter from correspondent at Mar
selles under date of Dec. 10th says:-'The Cholera
still RACES on board the American men Of at
Mahon. The Dela1oare had, on the Goth of No
vember, about $50 cases board, and had lost
about thirty men, but officers. The authorities
still keep them in quarantine, notwithstanding
several cases declared in the town.
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10000 Eiushels of SAND for Mortar.

UDRPOSALS will be received by the Subscriber until the
q ls of March inclusive for the delivery the wharf
Fort Adams, Newport arbor II. $4,000 Bushels of Sand
for Stone mortar.
The Sand mu be clean coae, and free from Pebbles The
Proposals must be accompanied by fair sample thereof The
delivery commence The Isl Of April next and be made
in such quantities. and such times the progress Of the work
may require
Jos. G. TOT"TEN, 1t. Col Eng'r4. Brevet Col
Fort Adams, Newport Harbor. r. l.
Jan. llth lS-J.
u The Publishers of the Newport Mercury Herald Of the
Times, Warren OR )Sar FaRyer Monitor Providence ({
H. papers New Bedford Mass papers, will please give the
above two Insertions, and forward their accounts.
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FARM For SALE.

D E-PRINT of CHAMBERS EDINBURGH JOURNAL.
h@ Part containing -four weekly pumbers,-prcc, l2lcs
is received for sale by i.I w. CALLAHAN
This work commenced by the Messrs. Chambers in
February 1892, and in comparatively short time obtained
circulation exceeding 10000 copies This publication does
before the world collection OF articles compiled
iraced from other printed matter but contains mainly, original
arcas Its Characteristic merits may be shortly summed up
lolowstie matter is extremely vaedit is altogether deyo
ted bec useful nationally entertaining to The world
large, is clothed with simplicity, yet perspicy Of language
its morals sound and comes within the means of any class
of readers.
The work published every Saturday. Each number
eight pages royal quaoprce 81 so per year advance
or in Monthly Parts, containing numbers, neatly sehcd
printed cover, l21 cents.
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GOVERNORS SALARIES. sc

The following tabular statement of the Govern
ors' Salaries the number of Senators and RePres
entatives and their pay per day, of each State in
for lGl5
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The delivery TO commence early in The Sprng, and Dc
completed by the Ist of August 1885.
Every piece of the above lumber be of the best
quality strength and durability of full dimensions and
perfectly free from sap shakes cracks splits and from knots
that are loose decayed, than nch in diameter. No
piece will be received that contains knots although they
may be small and sound.
Payment will be made if required each Cargo duly
spected and received.
All communications touching this subject will be addressed
to the Subscriber Jos. 6 TOTTEN 1t Col. Engrs
Breyet Col
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Fort Adams Newport Harbor, r. l. !

L. The Publishers Of The Newport Mercury Herald of the
Times, Providence Or. H. papers Taunton (Aas) papers
Of the Portland Bath Gardiner Halowe Wiscosset Thomas
ton, Buckpor Bangor and Bes (Me) papers; Burlington
t aud Plasbug N " papers will please give the above
four insertions, and forward their accounts
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DIED.

In Dartmouth yesterday, suddenly Hr Johu Sweet of Wake
field Souh-Kingstown, II l. well known celebrated bone
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white Pine, or Spruce Lumber.

ROPOSAIS will bereceived until the 20th Feb 9Th inst
for the supply at Fort Adams Newport iIerbor X. L. of
the following:
WHITE PINE OR SPRUCE LUMBER.
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HpROPOSAIS viii be received until the 18th March
for the supply at Fort Adams, Newport Harbor r. OF
the following:
SOUTHERN YELLOW PINE LUMBER.
Viz lst of sawed timber
y pieees,-each 81 ieet long by l2 inches by IL inches
as do-eaeh 20. do. do. do
2d,--of sawed loists,
64 pieceseach 81 feet long by l2 inches. by inches
81 do.-each % do. do. do.
32l do.-each 2l do. do. do.
IS do.-each II do. do. do.
Ill do-each II 10. do, do.
3d,-of piauls, 3 inches thick, n - inches wide
l5,OOO Superficial feet 1900 feet inch measure.
Each plank being 80 feet loug-or hal the number OF
feet Il half - feet long;of half l6 feet Il half IA
feet long
4h, Of flooring panks, / inch tLick, x inches wide,
$1,000 feet. inch measure
In equal or assorted lengths, less than Is feet
Every piece OF the above lumber be OF the best
and perfectly free from sap, shakes, cracks, splits and from
knots that loose decayed an4 of inch in diam
eer Ma piece will be received that contains many knots al
tlOs.h they may be small and sound
9th, of CLEAR flooring plnks, inch thick and inches
wide best quality.
$4,000 feet, inch measure.
In equal or assorted lengths, less tlan Is feet.
The delivery commence early in the Summer, and be
completed by the lst. of September letJ.
Payment will be made required, ON each cargo duly M
spectcd and received
All communications touching this subject will be addressed
to the Subscriber. JOS, q. TOTrEN It. Col, /
Eng'rs. Brevet Col \
Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, r. l..
Jan. II, 1885.
u The Publishers OF the Newport Mercury, Herald of the
Times Providence (R H. papers; Taunton Mass papers
Norfolk (a.) Wilmington and Newbem (N c.. Charleston
). C Savannah and Daren (Geo) papers, will please give
the above four insertions, and forward their
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BRICKS WANTED.

HE ROPOSALS will be received until the 18th February
next, for the supply at Fort Adams, Newport Harbor
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II EPUBLIC OF LETTERS is the title Of a weekly
IL paper devoted the republication Of the standard works
Of the best writers.
II is well printed paper Of the finest quality made entirely
oinen each number couns sixteen 4o pages making
volume ofe;,2 pages per annum,.
viii be sent by mail any part of the u. States Cauada
upon the proprietor receiving dollars per annum post paid
Nos and contain the Man Of Feeling by Mackenzie and
the Vicar of Wakefield by Goldsmith Nos. and Tales Of
the Hail. by the Rev. George Crabbe, No commences the
Letters Of Lady Mary Worley Montague There will be no
infringement Of the work of any auher
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NEWPORT BANK.

NEWPORT BANK.
T the annual Meeting the Stockholders Of the Newport
"a Bank held "Wednesday, the 9TH inst the following gen
temen chosen Directors for the ensuing year, yzJohn
Williams Simon Newton William Vernon. Isaiah Crool<er
Jun. William Nichols stephen B. Cornell William Stevens
Russell Coggeshall, George Knowles.
And subsequent meeting Of the Directors, William Yer
non. 50. was chosen President and
:. CAIIOONE, Cashier.
Newport, Jan. 18th, 1885.
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JUST RECEIVFD FROM
DOCTOR THOMPSON.

a supply of TIIOMPSON'S celebrated Eye-Water, and
IA Tooth ache dropsIces Pills, Buffers Vegetable Indian
Specific for Coughs, Colds Consumption &c Doctor Rushs
and Jeweus Pills for Dyspepsia Jaundcc diseases the of Liver
&c And for sale By r. r. HAZARD,
At the sign Of the
GOLDEN MORTAR, Ke8pon. r.
WASHINGTON Square,
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In Connecticut the Senators have dollars per day. and
the Representatives dollar fifty cents
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southern yellow Pine Lumber.

HpROPOSAIS viii be received until the 18th March next
for the supply at Fort Adams Newport Harbor r. OF
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u AOMESTlC GIN of good quality and u reduced price
for sale at wholesale at 29 Thames stby HENRY BULL
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ENTRRED.
CLEARED

Ship Monticello Lawton, Savannah.-Sloop Mary, Tlom
son, New York
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AIDES India Rubber shoes ofevery description fn sale
IL November -, Is3i.1 n. II. b. HORSWELLS'