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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-09

FsoM Observation-Disclosures nee has been received
from Vera Cruz to the 30th of November by the
arrival of the Mexican at New York The
most interesting news consists of the continued
depredations Of the savages on the northern
frontier in the state Of New Mexico. The peo-
nile express apprehensions Of absolute extermi-
nation unless greater energy and action among
themselves is resorted to. Their nearest militia
Nv commandancy is 900 miles, and the seat
Of the General Government about 2l0o miles
These are distances too great to look for any
effectiv. relief except in their own efforts
The Indi ms in the meantime are successful IN
their inroads, active and bent upon their de-
suction. 4,
The general condition Of Mexico, and indeed
of the other South American governments, is
said 10 be tranquil.
A conducta with $4,000, arrived at Vera
Cruz from Mexico near the close oil Nov. Ofthis
.smount SAC, 600 was shipped onboard the Mex
lean, and has arrived.
a French brig arrived at Vera Cruz, states
that on the 10Th Nov, 80 miles N. E. saw va.
~;ons articles adrift, lowered her boat and
cioked 50 or so bbls. marked. Newark" and
Bath" -,,
the III OF 'an. .-~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-09

FaoM MAaAcAiBo.-Captai Champion OF the
brig Champion, arrived at New York from
Maracaibo, informs that revolution had taken
place in that town, between two parties called
Cameons and Templeques.~ The latter We're
S;scom6t.d. and driven from the city. Many
we're killed on both sides, and the Governor inI-
pri,oned. Martial law was proclaimed, and in
force, at the time the Champion sailed; business
alta Stand, and markets dull for all kinds OF pro-
duce.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-11-18
EDGINGS &c.
THREAD d CAMBRICK EDGINGS,
4 complete assortment, at FOLER'S,
AprH 29h.
REPUBLIC OF LETTERS.
TO THE PUBEIC

TO THE PUBEIC
The Fifty-second Number of the Republic Of Letters will
close the first year of the work II commenced
permenhe liberal patronage has received well the IA
Or bestowedupon other works of like kind which have fol-
owed in its track shows that the plan of the work approved
and has given peanency which induces the pubser
make such alterations and imp he believes will be
acceptable subscribers and give further claim upon III
reading community
Since the work has been the hands of the present publish
e he has endeavOed ascertain far practicable the
views of the subscribers relation mpor-
tant TO the interest of the work
In future this work will be edited by MRS. A. III. MICH
OLAS who will receive the aid and advice of
WASHINGTON IRVING,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-11-18
ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS,
LONDON.

TUNIIE original Vegetable Hygeian Universal Medicine
u prepared by w. Mskin Esq-Member of the Royal
College of Surgeons, Lcentate of Apohecays Company
Fellow of Bolt Court Society Surgeon the Royal Union
Pension Association Lancaster Place Waterloo Bridge and
Perpetual Pap of Guys and ST Thomas Hospitals London
This valuable Medicine the result of 20 experience and
unparalleled success in the extensive highly respectable
lce OF the proprietor paonsed by the faculty and nob
introduced to the notice of the American public
nest solicitation of number gentlemen of long and high
ding IN the profession. 1t hoped, preliminary STEP
check the evils and fatal consequence arising from the of the
numerous and deeerous nostrs olsted the public by
the aid OF fabricated proofs for miraculous and other frauds
by set Of mercenary, unprncped pretendersso totally
noran of medical science that it impossible the
uslon any longer down with the intelligent people of this
country These pills mild and agreeable their should
be kept family of sudden Illness for by their
prompt administration cholera cramps spasms eves and 9TH
er alarming complaints which often prove fatal be
health should never be Without ten Rey are sSd II
30 81 and 81 each by respectable druggists book
sellers and vendors of medicine the IT, States and the Cana
das with copous directions together with testimonials of pro-
fessona ability from the following genemen: Sir Asst
ley Cooper Abenethy, James Bundel NJ d. w. Back NJ.
d., Aston Key, A. Frampton, NJ d. and numerous others
The originals may be possession of the General Agent
by whom the medicine is imported this country and
whom all applications for agencies be made.
JNO. HOLBEIN
sc, Waverly Place, NewYork;
Sole Gen. Agent for the U. States, &c.
N. b. None genuine without the signature of the Gen
eral Agent the Label. Sold by
II. r. HAZARD.
AGENT FOR NEWPORT,
At the sign Of the Golden Mortar, }
the Court House. Feb %, 1S35.
u Cdmionlt has been deemed expedient far posi-
the hands of druggists only and those sold signature
Of John Hoben the LABEL counterfeit This notice be-
necessary, there STILL contrary all moral decency,
legally convicted nostum attempted to be forced the public
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After which 10 men more were added.
The Stores appointed to subsist said men months
Bread 5000 lbs; flour 30 casks Peas 90 bushels;
Indian corn 40 bushels pork 20 bis; Beef 20 bis
butter firkins beer 90 bis; rum hhds
A committee appointed to assist the Cover
nor in procuring vessels and other things necessary
for the expedition.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-11-18
Court of Probate, Newport, august g. 1886.

COWt of Tr06dtc, NeWp0Tf, august .. 100.
TuNHE administrators final the Estate of Thomas
II c. Hazard late of Newport Yeoman decd present
ed or settlement aud allowance II is ordered that the
received and the consideration thereof be referred Court
of Probate to be holden the State House in Newport the
first Monday in September at o'clock A. NJ and that
notice be given by publishing copy order three
several times in The r. l. Republican for all persons indebted
to appear at said time and place and be heard
Auue Copy Witness, b. Is. ROWLAND, ProJtCLrk.
August, 5. 3w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-11-18
PROSPECTUS OF A New VOLUME.

PROSPECTUS OF New VOLUME.
The first number of which wiH be issued on tho
ourth Of July merit.
The Nep- York Mirror, popular reekly Jour-
nal depoted TO Literature and the fine arts, embei-
STEEL copper and rood and rare, beautiful and pop
ular music, arranged for tie pano.torte, Aarp gui-
tar, &c.
GEORGE p. Morris, THEODORE s. Fay AND
NATuANtrt - Wurts rnrrops
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The Subscriber being appointed Sole Agent for wedding
MORISON'S HYGEIAN UNIVERSAL
MEDICINES,
fort he State of Rhodeand hereby gives notice that other
person will be authorized Nend said Medicines this city
but for the accommodation of the public have appointed
different parts of the Saeand guard the public against
poson they may be assured that should any medicines he
offered for sale in this State puporng be Moions HRgei
Uniposdi Medicines by person except self
horized agents, that they will be counerieits.
SAMUEL YOUNG, No. l07 Westminster street.
Feb. %, 1886.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-11-18
WHTTNEY'S CROUP g. VHOOPING
COUGH CORDIAL

bac NV a-.-
Tor several years and offered the public with the
fullest condere that its virtues will be highly appreciated
the oner is used Prepared by Charles Dyer at No. -
Weybosset street Providence II. l. and for sale by
Oct. I5u VIM b. RIDER.
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NEWPORT WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER

Joseph Jencks, Thomas Fenner,
George Brownel George Cornell,
Randall Holden, Richard Greene,
Jeffrey Champlin, John Eldred,
WESTON CLARKE, Recorder.
SIMON SMITH Attorney General,
EDWARD THURSTON, Treasurer.
NICHOLAS LONG, Sheriff.
The Assembly met again July 25, and adjourned
to the 3Oth THIS Assembly ordered las effective
men to be raised to aid the intended expedition to
Port Royal, and apportioned the several towns
their Qnotas, viz.
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M ,,vsa4 as,'s,.. ss4..s.
BELLEVUE

a new supply of BOOTS & SHOES, Just received and
"A openingby N. a. II. HORSWELL.
Sept. 2, 1885.
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WASHINGTON IR VING,
GULIAN &. VERPL1NCK,
EDWARD EVERETT,
CH1S. T.. HOFFMAN,

in making the necessary selections
The first relation change its form II has been
the opinion Of the present publisher from the first that the
tavo iormbeng hafthe size would be preferable
he gated that the subscribers with whom he has been
enabled confer almost unanimously the same
opinion The form of the work will therefore changed al
the Of the second year ocayo each
containing hirty-two pages.
The point s relation the selections for the work
The opinions subscribers this extremely
much render impossible satisfy ALL Thus far ithas
been object to much variety possible and the
time introduce into each volume works Of
magnitude. Some objection has been made works
which necessarily occupy from eight to ten number-as far
practicable this will in future be avoided.
The Republic of Letters reprint Of Standard Laeraur
works therefore, which are new and epheme necessarily
excluded.
The future volumes will embrace of historical works b
ography, and travels, than hitherto
The first Number Of the second year will contain Ella" by
Charles Lamb Of the most beautiful and popular Of
the ime-o followed by Voltaires the Create alam
tiles OF Authors by Israeli &c NC; and IN the course Of the
volume will be published some volumes Of History prepared
under the supernendence Of DR. Lardner by Sir Walter
r. Moore, ESQ, Mackinto-h, and others.
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by Goldsmith The Tales Of the Hall by Crabbei Tho Letters
OF Lady Worey Monague Raseas, by DR. Johnson; Castle
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MORRISON'S HYGEIAN
Vegetable Unirersal Medicine.

Vegetable Unirersai Medicine.
VNHIS is TO CERTIFY, That Samuel Young having
given assurance of his convection the Hygeian Theory
OF Physiology developed by the British College Of Health
Lo5on and having furnished the necessary security against
counteres is appointed Sole Agent for vending the
HYGELiN VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
MEDICINES AND PUBLICATIONS.,
In and for the State of Rhode-Island.
In confirmation whereof have this fourth day of January
1888 set my hand H. SHEPPARD MOAT
Sole General Hygeian Agent for the u. s. Of
imerica, Smith-streef, Brooklyn, l.. L.
This is to certify that have appointed the following gentle
emn as Agents for vending Mouison's Hygeian Universal
Medicines in this State, wit Mr. Reue IL Baker Of War
rem MIR David Melville of Newport Messrs. George Hammond
~ Co Wickord-Mr Jefferson l. Kimbal Coventry Jane,
H. Pearce in EasGrecnwcb and George Rickard Woonsoc
ket. SA T. YOUNG
Feb % 1884.
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VIA-FALL RIVE EK AND TAUNTON
raTs g Rss,ca So
II EAVES Totcnsends Cofee-Iouse, Newport every day
Sundays excepted at "a o'clock, 4. NJ dine in Taunton
at o'clock in Boston at o'clock p NJ Leaves Wyas
Marlborough Hotel Boston, every day Sundays excepted
past o'clock dine in Taunton o'clock arrive i'm Newpou
at Z o'clock, p M.-Fare through 80.
Passengers wishing go Plymouth informed that they
can go by this line on Monday Wednesday and Friday and
in Plymouth past O'Clock, p. NJ Leaves Plymouth
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday at past O'Clock, A. NJ
and arrives in Newport at O'Clock, I. M.-Fare "a.
This Stage with the New Bedford stage at Fall
River Leaves Fall every day, Sundays excepted after
the arrival of the Newport Stage and in New Bedford
past II o'clock Leaves wBedford every day. Sundays
cepted at past IL o'clock-Fare 81
Passengers wishing go TO Fall River have hours in
Fall River, and return the same evening
~ Extra Coaches furnished all times & OH reasonable
terms
- All baggage and small parcels the 'sk of the
thereof X. b, KiNSLEY Agent.
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WIN. Z. TENNANT.
hespeeguuy announcesp 10 the public gsnsraNy--<
citizens and strangers.
NHAT he keeps to let at his stable in Geenstreet horses
and carrageso Of all descriptions cheap cheaper than
ey can be obtained elsewhere Persons desrous of enjoying
the oil ride in the country all times be furnish
saddle horses horse and chaes barouches
and close carriages Particular be paid convey
ing passengers to and from the Steamboats, All orders in hi
ne OF business will promptly to- and no pains shall
be spared to render the satisfaction of his complete
Horses kept for any length of time, terms liberia,
May 18th.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13
VOLUME XXXIH.--No. 4e.

congressional caucus nominations and accepted those
10 ninations TEey examine the question of the cleo
ton OF President falling upon the House of Representa-
tauves and they prove satisfactorily, that nothing which
could befal the American people, is much TO be de-
precatcd
eneuiics OF the People, against the Convention
iued, and their faacies made apparent The attempt
to create sectional parties and divisions is carried home
to the Opposition. high eulogum is paid to the dis
ungushed services of present Chief Magistrates and
an earnest call is made upon the Democratic Republic
cans oil te Union 10 unite upon man who VIII carry
out the principles of Andrew Jackson 1t needless to
say that Martin Van Buren, has been called unanimous
y fill the high Office of President of the United States
Pursing the path pointed out by the immortal Jefferson
and the illustrous Jackson, MIR. Van Buren, and Col
Richard Nj Johnson will triumph over the enemies of
the People and the Baltimore Convention will deserve
the thanks of the Democratic party"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13
Iron the Albany Daily Advortiscr.1
WINE AT THE CDMAITTNIGN

u-PThe Executive Committee Of the New York State
Temperance Society, being that a report has been
deayOr dispense with the use of wine at the Lords
Supper deem it to be their duty dscam utterly any
such intention They believe that the fruit Of the vine
Of the essential elements of that sacred ordinance
The Committee well knew that the wine ordinarily
used the Lords Supper in this country was more the
product Of grain than Of the vineand their correspond
being of the fact, have made use of
the columns Of the lntegencer 10 inquire whether The
unlefmcntcd Juice Of the grape should be used or N
frnncntcd, whether should not be diluted with water
The Committee have never, Cor a moment entertained
wish thought, that the "uit Of the vine, as used BIZ
Lord should be Withdrawn from the sacramental ta
BILE. In what form the fruit of the used the
committee will attemptto decide In all their edto.
rial articles the subject they have Gisclaf0eA having
any thing 10 DO society, with the sacramental use OF
wine believing that the discussion Of this question be.
longs properly 90 ecclesiastical bodies The ground
the committee maintain and which at two full meetings
Of the State Society," they directed to maintain, IL
regard 10 wine and all other intoxicating drinks is that
their except ior sacramena and medicinal purpo-
scs is wrOcsq TO those who ddnkwrOng TO society-and
especially wrong 10 the 100000 drunk0rds in our land
who can nevcr be reformed until the total abandonment
Of all Intoxicating drinks as beverage takes place. BY
order ofthc Executive Committee.
EDWARD G. DELAVAN, Chairman,
Tng DCArn SrRuoeLE An extra from the Office Of
the Oneida Saudard and Democrat, printed Of Utica,
contains notice signed By 3b2 PERSONS residing in DIFF
ferent parts Of the State, calling STATE C0SyESrfoS
Of the friends Of immediate emancipation 10 be held
Utica on the DIST Of October next, PURPOSE
or ronNfSG 4 SrArE ANrt.SLAvERY SOCIETY," ron rus
sr, rg or NV YoRG" OF the signers TO this notice,
nj least s. are CLERoYNES. How much these gentle
men are disposed 20 study the things that make for
peace" may be inferred from their seizing this
nent Of porisntona excitement, 10 eonsummae me3
snrc which brealhes defiance TO public sentiment and
which seems in fact be spfcot 6ort TO feed the flames
already flashing around the edihce Of Freedom
who can comprehend the folly Of that headlong zeal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

a The ENoUiKER published twice week, generally aad
State Legislatures,
Prico fivc Dollars annum pa, able IN a
(ony)
si. The Editors win the safety Of remit
the o letters being paid by the writer's
dceHtisoed discretion oil
Editors. all nrrcu have been paid up.
0 Whoever win the payment OF nine papers, shall
have the tonth gratis .,....,,....,
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
LOT
or assumed by pcs n q Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13
PROPERTY FOR SALE.


v tue OF decree of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancerv for Ienrico county. made the 26h
of June, 1885, in suit in Chanccry between Whitmel
II. Pughs administrator and others, plaintiffs and James
Winston and others, defendants the undersigned Com
nissioncrs will Friday, the 18th day of October 1885,
at the premises, sell at public auction the highest
bidder, the middle tenement in the block of buildings
the south side of l. street. in the city OF Richmond,
the Market bridge called the Mansion House, with
the of passage feet inches vide, and the stair
therein between the said tenement ard the
next above in common with the owner occupant of
cc upper tenement; subject, however, to such ground
rent may be properly chaTgcabc the said middle
tenement Also the houses and tenement, which on the
2oth OF December 1917, were occupied by Cochran u
Williams dry goods store and by Mrs. Judith Mel
son Boarding house, being on the south side of
Main street in the City of Richmond, and the fourth
house from the of 18th west together with the
ground and nmbcr house attached thereto Also lots
parcels oland in the said City numbered and two
in survey and plat made by Richard Young contain
ing "a feet front street. running back 100 feet and
by McCraw, Hay and Campbell by deed, May 3d.
Terms of saleonc third cash. third in six months
the purchase money bearing interest from the day of
sale. Bonds with security, negotiable with
dorsers will be required of the purchasers and
veyancc will he executed TO them until directed by the
Court The sale will commence at ~ o'clock with the
Mansion House tenement
Messrs. LANCASTER & Denny, .9ucfoneeys.
c. A. MYERS, }c..
CONWAY ROBINSON, commissioners
SAINT dI-tda
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13
YHVHE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF VIRG
October 2

NU ARSHALL HOUSE--Ths spacious HoTEI
I'VE situated in the most fashionable street in Philade
pha, is TO be rented for term of years
II will present Chestnut street succeed front of
"a feet inches, enbcllished by massive Grecian doric
porco Of white marble, through which the bar-roon,
~ feet by 40 will be entered private entrance at the
eastern extremity of the front will also give the
hotel.
II contains in the FIRST story, 70x24, 63x21
26x2I, 2ix20, 2lx23, 21x14, 20x14
in the second story, one 70x24 32x19 32x24 2Gx21 ,
23x2l, pkg, l4x13 l5x7; rooms each I6xl1 and
-four each 20xI7.
In the third story. one 3Oxl9, 27x2l 22x2l 2IxI4,
2lxlG I5x7 two each 20x9 four each 20xl7 and
each I6x11.
In the fourth story, one 3Ox10, 27x2l, 1910; four
20xl7, two 2Ixll two 23x1l; three 12x14, and seven
1Gx11
la the fifth story, four, each 17x17; 24x16, 21x16
lOxl5, l4xll three each l4x12; two each 20xl1, and
two each 2lxI1 Apply to
RICHARD DAVIS
Wainm st. 4h st.. PhHadciphfo.
October 9. 4516t
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TO.V.D, V.YKGG.v.z.a,

HNOR SALE, 4l6 acres raiua5fe Pamu,,Icy Land
n By virtue of a Deed of Trust executed TO inc, by
John Camm Pollard and wife, bearing date the 18th
day of april 1885 shall proceed To SELL Tuesday the
Goth day of October next, The premises for certain
purposes in the said deed expressed avng been
quired) this valuable Farm, lying in the county OF
Hanover, mile from Hanover Town eight from the
City of Richmond. This land for the number of acres
is perhaps not surpassed by any in lower Virginia.
fence three quarters of mile length cncloses the
whole farm.
The terms will he made known the day of sale
Such title only will be conveyed is vested in by
said deed although believe il to he UNIQUE stionabe.
WILLIAM II. NELSON, Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

NM7 ANTED at the pits of Mchaels Il Cos Chester
Wv field, from ten to twenty able-bodied hands for
the balance of the yearFoi SUCH either white or black
the highest wages will be givenApplicaton to be made
either to Geo. e. Mills, at the pits, or TO a Michaels
Manchester
Oct l3 46-tf