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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-18
SCrEGIoa COCRr Er the Coygfg of IIyyn,ro
EAEE OF LLLL.LLA ~ 81 -nL q or


The Petitioner was brought before Judge Clopton 10
on Habeos Corpus, to which the following return was
made (markcd - The was argued by John ID
muniord, Esq, Tor the petitioner. and by Philip Nor
borne Nichols and Conway Robinson Esqrs Oh behalf
OF the United States And decided on the 9th Of June
by the following Opinion, ('narkcd b
"a
In obedience to Writ Of llsbeas Corpus directed 10
me, Charles $ Morgan, keeper of the public Jail and
Penitcngfy house Of the Commonwealth Of virginia
ny which arr commanded to have tie body Of William
M Black, together wish The day and cause Of his Icing
taken and detained before the Judge Of the Circuit SUI
Perior Court Of Law and Chamccy for enfico county
at The Capitol, in the City Of Richmond on satnfdSy
the 18th Of June, 1885, thc said Charles $ Morgan
90 now bring The body IF the said William Black be-
tore TIC SAID Judge at the time aud place before mention
cd, as by the said writ AIN commanded
he said William NJ Black was received into the said
public Jail and Penicntiary house by the name Of viii
lam Black, on the first day Of June 1875 and certify
heioowng as The Of bis being received into The
therein.
Inc said William Black having been indicted in the
Court Of Tie United States for the Fiah Circuit and
Eastern District Of Virginia for misdcmeanor com
Intted ~ violation Of Act Of the Congress Of the u
STATES was convicted IN The said Court Of the said Of
renee ana on the 25th day Of May, 1885, was, by the
sad Court sentenced TO be Imprisoned and kept at hard
IaDouT Tor the term Of ten years to commence from the
oay io|mcnoned. transcript Of the record and pro.
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ST. Domingo Mahogany, from 10 Is cents per foot.
Honduras, ITO 10 do
Vencers, shade and crotch, 5to 10 do
Ea,ggh w. and u. u Frv.

WHOLES3LE and CO!gMISSION MERCIL4rTs.
~ VIE subscribers respectfully inform their country
GOODS, consisting Of
200 Bags prime, green, Lnguira and Rio Coffee
90 o. Barrels superior, green, Porto Rico do
30O bags old Java do
20 Bales superior Mocha and Manila do
fi9 has.. ST. GfG Dix, r. and Sugars
20 Barrels crushed do
80 Satty-b fiesh Imp. and gunpowder Tea,
81 Boxes canisters do
10 Do. superior black do.
100 lIbds. L. l. and N. O. Molasses
100 Boxes sperm and taow Candies,
lfo DO. tdrpentinc and shaving Soap
80 Do Chocolate, Mol,
90 Tons English swedes hoop and sheet iron,
500 Kegs Cut Nails, assorted
800 Bags Shot do
80 Kecs Gunpowdcr IF,
1850 Sacks Ashtons Salt
$50 Boxes Window Glass g BY 10 and 10 by 10,
so Doz painted Buckets,
100 Do. Bed Cords and Loading -fincs,
$ 5lOO heoms wrapping Paper,
$50 Do. foolseap do.
80 Do. iantrulcd do.
100 DO. superior letter do (Ames)
eco Boxes Spanish and Am Cigars
10 Do chewing Tobacco,
80 Boxes bunch Raisins
5000 Lbs. soft and hard slolled Almonds
100 Bags Alspice and Pepper,
20 Do race Ginger,
% Kegs ground do.
a. Mats Cinnamon and Cloves,
1850 Lbs. best Dutch Madder
1000 DO CopPeras, Alum, and satpeiIe,
100 DO Sbad and bJackeTel. No g.
30 Do family Roe tlerfings
10000 Tbs Western Bacon,
100 Kegs do. Lard,
10000 Lbs. Hemook good and damaged Sole Leather,
Is Bbls sweet Malaga Wine,
25 DO. sweet Madeira do
80 Do old Port do.
Half pipes aud 0 or. casks old Madeira do.
100 Doxes Clorct aud Muscat do.
p Baskets beat Champagne do.
30 Boxes Philadelphia Porter and Ale,
10 Bbs. Vinegar,
Do. best Lamp Oil,
% DO. Tanners Oil,
10000 Lbs Richmond, Manchester and Petersburg
Cotton Yarns, ut Factory prices,
With variety Of other articles which offer at the
lowest prices and the accommodating Terms
All who wish to purchase will please call and examine
for themselves.
u Orders promptly executed, and Goods received
and forwarded with despatch to their places Of dcstna
ton. RI w. g. J. J FRY
Richmond, Va, August 49, 3O-w6w
WNANNY KEMBLE.-Fanny Kemblc Buffers Jour.
n nal is this day received by r. !. SMITH.
Also, further supply Of new fashionable Music for
The piano forte u-tl May g
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The President have left the Rip Raps fol
Washington, Sunday last
COMMUNICATED.

State Of North Carolina, ST..
AZ Court of Pleas, county on tho
second Monday OF Juy ID.
hc Court, the fact Of the DEATH philadelphia
nsons JonN MARSHALL Chief Justice OF tho Supreme
tue cn'rd states and moved
day. Ia order that tho Court the Bar, Czen
OF the deceased. " - $500
meeting Of the Officers OF Cont Members of the Bar
anj CitIzchs OF The County, held
iiay July 10TH GA motion OF Col Hllman
s ESQ., cnhnan OF the Court. called the Chair
Zen Edmund Bryan was appointed Secretary Tho following
lutlons Were introduced and unanimously adopted:
Resolrfd That we have eaId rosre
meence OF tho death of John Maa late ChiecJusce OF
United States. " - "
Reso'od That the Officers of this Court Bar
as testimony OF their for tho profound
the long tried and unavc'ug patriotism of the
tho of s country usual badge of mourning
for tho space Of thirty days o.
ReUired That the
enter upon tho Records of this oId
aGd to furnish to the Eor OF the Richmond Enquirer
noad Nhg and such Editors ofnewspapc may
deem necessary, copy, for public
sced, That these
oil eondoicnce. signed hy e Chpian Secretary,
wardcd TO the fhmily o: the deceased.
AMBROSE MILLS, Chairman.
EDWARD DsYAS, Secretary.
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The PennsyleaniaH speaks strongly and uniustly Of
Virginia. Robertson has not been hung. His manly
letter has convinced every Of his i1noccnceand
not hair Of his head WILDE touched Thank Heaven
Virginia has occasion "o search out the perpetrators
of his nurderr'
The Danyille Observer Of Friday states. that Den.
list by the OF Pugh was taken up at Piusylyana
Conr house, ampering with slave lie was discharg.
Cd Oh condition of his leaving there in six hours Ie
IS small man. light hair dressed in ffock coat stont
10 or 20 years Of age. Look out y
An incendiary by the name Of Brady has been ar
rcsed ana imprisoned in Milton, n. G. lie was tampcr.
ing with slaves and had about him evidences Of lis
being an EnlIssary Of the Northern Aboiiionislsl
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MH HAN BUREN IS THE 8BOLJTTOVISTS.
We were wiling to separate the Abolonsts from all
WcaccePiedt The Olive Branch, which the Lynch.
e.n 70 sign the act Of amnesty, which would have buried
INC past contention, and prevented It's repetition on This
SUBJECT The fact w. il ought 60 be 50 treatedbut since
we nave accepted the proposition we can very easily see
a aepermnauon ~ the Wings to act against IT, Who
can mistake the Wheeling Times when declares that
" The recent movements Of the ffD0fieoI 80
ne worm VIII also constitute part Of the deliberations
% That body What body The Whjg Convention Of
virginia, for nominating President Of the w. 81
Star Of Friday last
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-04-09
From The ~ Y. journal Of CONNIE GO of Monday last
ONE MONTH LATER FROM EUROPE.

Aiter long nter-regnum, we have receiv-
ed by packets arrived yesterday, Liverpool
dates to March 18th. London TO the | ltl, Pa
, ris to the 9th, aud Madrid to the lSt. The
Roscoe. Capt. Dclano, sailed from Liverpool
March I2tI-the Caledonia, February 2lst,
and the Utica, from flayre February 2ol,.-
The packcts of The lst are not yet IN.
Considering that we have whole months
news by these arrivals, there is less Of inter
est than might have been expected.
The American Indemnity bill had not been
acted upon by the Chamber OF Deputies, nor
do we find that the Committee had made their
report. A Paris date or Feb. 26th remarks,
that they would do so in about n iortnighi;-
which would carry it beyond the date to wi, ch
our present advices extend. Tho members Of
the Committee had called for additional pa
pers.
The new Tory Ministry in England had
been twice deieated-once in the important
matter of the election of Speaker to the
House of Commons--bnt cvinced no intcn-
ton to resign.
Speaker Of the House Of Commons-The
Reiormers carried their candidate for Speak
er, Mr.. Abercromby, by majority Of 10 votes,
thus:
For Mr.. Abercromby, BIG
| For Sir &C. M. Sutton, 3O6
Majority for Mr.. Abercromby, 10
On the announcement of the division, the
cheers both within and without the House
were deafening beyond precedent.
Dedth ofthe Emperor Of f.4uStria.-The Mo-
niteur of March 9Th, contains telcgraphic
despatch from the French Charge dAffarcs
at Vienna, stating that the Emperor of Aus
l;ol t,Io ,,,t
ing Of the 3D. inst. lie was in his 9th year,
and had been Emperor, first of Germany, and
then of Austria, since 1904. lie is succeed
cd by his son Ferdinand, now 42 years of
age. This event, it is probable, will cause n
great change in the future policy Of the en-
pirc, as the present emperor is said to enter
tain strong dislike against Prince Meter
Mich.
FRANCE-The French Chamber of Dep
utes, Feb. 25th, passed the Bankruptcy Law,
and adjourned its sittings, M. Human hav-
ing previously presented the accounts for the
year 1888, which are given at length in the
Moniteur. The suspension of the slttings
was because no one Of the Committees were
ready to report.
Rumors were current that the Ministry of
NJ. Theirs was about to be dissolved in con-
sequence of his failing to carry the law re-
specting the tobacco monopoly-whch was
lost in the Chamber of Deputies, by n major
ty of l0l votes--but nothing certain was
known on the subject. The adjournment OF
the French Chambers was for short period
only, as is frequently the case in that coun-
try.
The Tory papers contend that Sir Robert
Peel will be able to maintain his ground, not.
wilhstandng his defeat in the question o.
| Speaker.
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HRRITHLS.

SUNDAY, April 5th.-Schr. Gen. In Fayette,
Smith, from Pro, idence for New-York.
Sloop Admiral, Smith, from Providence FOR
Norwich.
MONDAY 6,h,-Brig Laurel, Bgey, from Ila-
vana, sailed in company with schr Rising States,
for Bristol, brig Fame Of Providence, arrived on
the 10Th. Schr Ellen, Lewis, from Boston, for
Hartford. SIoop Midas, Willard, from N. York.
Schr. Joseph & Mary, Wade, days from VIII
mington, N. G. March 3lst, experienced severe
gale, and lost her deck load. Saw on the tar,
schr Spring Bird, full of water, nll sail set, the
crew were leaving her in the boats; spoke March
3ist, lat 80 Is lon II 80, barque Roman, from
Havana, for Boston. April Ith lat 81 90 Ion
~ 30. spoke English barque Superb, Ga days fn
Dundee, for New York.
WEDNESDAY Slh.-Schr Washington Pack
et Nichols, fiom Norfolk; sloop Lnnaeus, Swan,
from New York.
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TAILORING.
No. I13, IHdmcs-s street

TUNIIE subscriber, formerly o: Newport
a takes this opportunity to inform his
friends and the public generally, that he has
taken n store at tho corner of Mary-strcei,
where he intends carrying on the above busi-
ness in all its various branches. Allpersons
who may favor him with their CUSTOM, may bc
assured that no pains will be spared to suit
them. Trimmings suitable for all kinds OF
garments, will be furnished at n low price,
Also, ready made pantaloons and vests, neck
stocks, shirt bosoms and collars, hdkfs vest
patterns, &c. &c, all of which will be fur
nished at Il low rate.
Cutting particularly attended to.
All garments made by him, warranted to fit.
JOSEPH G. ALBRO.
Newport, April 9th, 1s35.-[tf
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Adjourned Whig Meeting.

Our Wing friends in Newport, and its
vicinity, will bear in mind that the ad-
journed meeting of the friends Of the
WHIG TICKET, will he held at the
State House in this town, on TO-MOR-
ROW (Friday) EVENING, at I o'clk.
n. M.-when it is expected that the meet
ing will be addressed by the Hon. ASH
Err ROBBINS, and other gentlemen who
take an interest in the success OF our
ticket. Our friends in other towns ofthe
county, who can make it convenient to
attend, are respectfully invited to partici-
pate in the proceedings.
April ., 1885.
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ESics..

In this town, on Saturday morning hst, Sam
uel Phillips, only child Of Mr.. William Tew Til
ley, aged 2 months aud 10 days.
On Tuesday last, 7th inst. George. infant son
of William e.. Hammond, Esq aged !, ear an,i
4 months.
On Tuesday evening last, Mrs. Elizabeth Bur
dick, wife Of Capt. Isaac Burdick, aged "A years
Funeral Tomorrow afternoon, at 2 clock cor
ner Of Mill and Spring streets-at which her re-
latives and friends are requested to attend.
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Married.

In this town, on Thursday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Dowling, MIR. Ale xandcr Oakley, Of
New York, TO Miss Susan Maria Peckham.
daughter Of Mr.. Daniel Peckhan,, ol this town.
In Bristol. on Tuesday morning. 3lst ult. in
ST. Michals Church, by the Rev. Mr.. Bristed,
MIR, George H. Pearce, Of this town, to Miss Abb
by =. Pearce, Of the former place.
In Portsmouth, on Tuesday evening, 3lst ult.
by the Rev. Mr.. Tobey, MIR. Seth r. Anthony,to
Miss Abby Frecborn, all of Portsmouth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-04-09

|
.aezsAA42& on the east side of the Island OF
de-lsland, about five miles from the town
of Newport; containing one hundred and for
ty two acres of land, of superior quality, en-
closed with the best and most durable stone
fences, and having valuable sea weed priv
lilege-a large orchard Of choice fruits, grape
vines, Sc.
The Mansion House is very elegant con-
sisting ola main building, so feet front, with
spacious wings, and lofty Doric portico, con-
tanning nineteen rooms with convenient pam
tries, Kitchens, wine and billiard rooms, and
has recently been thoroughly repaired.
The pleasure grounds are very extensive,
embracing nearly twenty acres, highly orna-
mented with n great variety of foreign trees
and shrubs, of the rarcst description.
Attached to the premises, are n new and
convenient farm house, a stable and coach
house, just finished, upon the most approved
English plan, with harness room. fire place
&c. Also, barn, sheds, cribs, granary
poultry yard, ice house, and all necessary
farm buildings.
The situation also offers the greatest nd
vantages for fishing, fowling, and sea bathing
The above property is 30 situated, that il
may conveniently be divided into two farms
For further particulars, apply TO Richarc
X. Randolph, Esq Newport, or Stephen G
Williams, Esq.,. IS Wal-street, NewYork.
a9 tfl HENRY N. BRUSH.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
= ar HAEs Ia Essr =
WG PRIcEs G
Prices.

NHE subscribers having received the Spring
Fashions, respectfully invite the atten-
ton OF the citizens of Newport and iis vicin-
ny, TO their improved !S-l7LF BEAVER
H'IIS,-hats which possess all the requisite
qualities ofa TEN DOLLAR HAT, in regard to
hghtncss, shape, elasticity, aud superior lus-
ire, NC. Their Hats are made Of best Satin
HEAVIER, on Fur bodies, instead of wool, or
cloth and pasteboard, which enables them to
warrant their Hats to stand all weathers and
climates, and retain their lustre qualities,
which those made on wool cannot possess.
Jusi receired from Ni,c- York,
a large and elegant assortment of CLOTH
CAPS. of all riptions.-Also, few cases
New York Satin Beaver Hats, of the latest
London style.-Persons in want ofany ofthe
above articles, will find it to their advantage
to cal and examine them previous to pur-
chasing, as they will be sold as cheap as any
in this State, at Store No. I26, Thames-st..
Iopposite George Engs & Co.'S Hardware
Store. JOSEPH b. WEAVER &Co.
N. B.-IIats made to order, at the shortest
notice. April 9th, 1870.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-04-09
CHINA, GLASS,
AND
EARTEsEN WARE

YayHE subscriber informs his friends and The
n public, that he has now open and for sale,
his Spring supply Of China, Glass, and Earthen
Ware, Of new and approved patterns.
,rJs Also, hogshead Of ground bottom
.TvMBLERs, of a good quality. ut W holesale or
retail. JOB SHERMAN.
Newport 4th mo 9th.
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BRIGITON Monday, April 6.
tRcport d for the lIaily Advertiser and Patrio'.)


At market 3i5 beef cattle, 2s pairs working
oxen, IA cows and calves, 225 sheep, and 400
swing about 40 beef cattle unsold.
PRicEs. Beef Cattle Sales were quick and
last weeks prices were fully su'nlned; we quot"
to correspond, VIZ; few pairs at something a.
bove our quotations (say II 25c0 prime az 'S
u sds 6d; good Mt 80 32s I'd; thin at - a zss
| Working Oxen-We noticed sales ut 500, 30,
30, 20, 60, and sos.
/ Cows and Calves Sales were effected at $50,
25, 81, 2s, 30, - aud sil.
| Sheep-We noticed saes Mt ~, 30, 36, 30s,
apd few extraordinary fine Mt 81.
/ S,sina--Sacs brisk: five or six hundred moro
could have been READILY sold; lots to 'peddlc"
were generally taken at for scws, and 6 Tor bar
rows, with the addition Of n small premiums; al
retail q for sows, and lur bnrrows; large sizes
tssy 100 to 1861 Ito le less
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-04-09
ITEMS.

The Poindcxtcr dinner in Philadelphia, on
Friday of last week, was attended by over
1900 persons, and is said to have been mag
niticent affair.
The National Intelligcncer Of Friday says:
I"The President Of the United States has, we
learn, been more or less indisposed in health
for the last week."
The steamboat President performed her
last trip but one from Providence to N. York,
in fourteen hours and ttcentb -Seccn minutes-
the shortest passage on record between The
two places-and the wind ahead nearly all
the way.
The Connecticut election took place on
Monday LAST The tories begin to claim n
victory, though nothing to rely upon has yet
been received.
The election in Virginia, for members of
Congress and delegates to the State Legls-
llature, commenced on Monday of last week.
1t is stated that dreadful accident occur
red on the Providence Rail Road on Tues
dav, near the fremont House in toxbury,by
which two men were instantly killed.
The Sea Serpent has lately been seen by
Capt. Shlbbcs and crew of the brig Mamie
gan of Thomaston, from Boston for N. Or
leans, about 9 or 10 miles from Race Point
He appeared to be from 200 to $50 feet long
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MARINE
LIST.
u o RT OF N T. w PO r II,
~ N"I'ER ED

E.VT'EREO
Steamer President, Bunker. Now-York.
Brig Laurel. Bigley, Havana.
Schr. Good Return, Allen, Washington, N. C.
Steamer Providence. Thayor, New-York.
CLEARED.
Sloop Portsmouth, Winslow, Providence.
Steamer President, Bunker, New-York.
Boston, Comstock, do.
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HOUSE AUCTION.
FURNITURE 1T TAUC7YO.N.

On SATURDAY merit, at o o'clock, H. m. i,t
front Of my store, uiH be sold al public oucs
tion, by order Of an administrator, 'and to-
close consignments
A large quantity of Furniture, viz :-bedss
N bedding, bealireaus, tables; 100 chairs Of
different kinds, viz flag seats, and wooden
bottom, roll top do. scroll seat, rocking chairs,
looking glasses, crockery and glass ware, and
a variety Of other articles. Conditions at
sale. NJ. HALL, Auct'r.
0C5s Should the weather be unfavorable,
the sale will be postponed until the Monday
following. tApril 9.
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New Spring Goods.

(.N No. !, Coiomnade Rotc,)
MN PS. CllAI.LY, chntz, bonicint and
q wv furniture Prints-anong which are
some very desirable spring patterns, just imported.
20 ps blk, blue-blk aud color'd pcult do sole
Italian lusiring, Gro de Swiss aud Gro dc nap
silks, of all prices and shades.
20 ps Irish linen.
~ doz ladies' gloves very low.
Italian -crnvo,s, fancy shawls, bishop lawn. biz
silk srge, worsted cdgings. plaid vesiIng, (new
s,yle,) stocks, gloves, sc. SC.
Also an assortment Of cloths, cassimeres, and
satiinC,s.
The above articles are just received from New
York. and will DO sold at the lowest prices, by
march 20 ,. nj. CRANDALl., geo
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.NEMORHNDN

~ New Zealand, sept. lIth, ship Erie, rennis, oi
this port, 1000 whale, $50 sprrm-wOnld make shor
crui e for sperm. and then home
Brg Gov. Coddington, Price, Of this po't, arr
at New-York 10th ult. from Havana.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-04-09

The u. =. sch Grampus was incorrectly
,onor,ed NJ Panama. 25th of Feb, The G
had never been in the Pac'hc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-04-09

oNhce, WHO nave the lemerNy 10 tnlnk
for themselves.
/" But as | have on
this subject nothing to
disguise, TO crafty the
bank tory wigs in
your city, and to save
some of them the
trouble of again beset-
ting me, when | again
visit you, l now state
that so far as | can be
instrumental in ef-
fecting it, every man
in this state who holds
an office under the
states authorities, or
those of the general
government SHALL
SUPPORT THE ADMIN
ISTRATION WHICH SUS-
TAINS THEM.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-04-09
DUTEE j. PEARCE.
A communication from ID. J. Pearc

A communication from ID. j. Pearce,
appears in yesterdays Providence Her
aid, addressed to its editor, in which he
attempts to qualify and palliate certain
expressions used by him II short time since
TO Col. Rivers, of Providence, whicb
have been the subject ofnewspaper COM
ment, and which he now represents az
used by him Cd. J. P.) in jest! The
explanation is sufficiently trihing; hut n
mong mass Of gascunnde and vulgar
levity betting the man, we have been
struck with the enormity ofthe following
declaration or threat, which he avows
his deliberate purpose to carry into ef-
fect-and which must be terrible warn
ing we presume to all incumbents Of
Office, who have the temerity to think
for themselves.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-04-09
NOTICE.

ISAAC GOULD. having formed a connexion
n in business with his Son, DAVID J. GoULD,
their business will in future be conducted under
the Firm Of
ISAAC GOULD 81 SON,
m He old Stand-.No. 176, Thames street.
They have on hand choice assortment Of ex-
ira super, mddns. and low priced broadco,lls,
cassincres and vestinas and sll articles for gen.
tlemsn's cothing-whch they would be happy
to serve their customers and the public.
Tho late business will be settled by !. Gould
Al that have demands, will please present them
and those that are ind b,ed will confer favor by
making payment.
Newport, March &c, 1885.
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II y ships Mt Callao, dated Jan. IL, states
,ba, the bark Pearl, of Philadelphia, sailed on
tic OH for Coast of Chill, having on board Ms
nassenpcr, the Peruvian General Lnfnenta'
who had been ordered by the Government to
retire to Chill.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-04-09
FOR sale.

The valuable country seat and
farm, called "Naucluse," situated
on the pnSt side of the Island 0I