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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-28
b NEGROES, sgsDlEs. Ac.
FOR SALE.

~ the lst day of Jaiuar, next 4, III, lar. ,..,.
" dcncc OF Archibald Robertson. decd. !, ,h.
county Of Amherst, (abost eight mle. from III,
'o"nol lynehbulg) there vii be a public sale Of
inc ehtfe personal estate OF sand dccclcnt. Auony,t
tho property to be sold, ;Aelo viii he found
% 3,eSfoe'' Riding Carriage.
hpiSes' Horse tan,
- or 10 lows, POO bbl3 o; Conn
oor \ ohe oiOSen, Fodder, Shucks, &c.
~ ~ she,P, Household and hitch
81 u 70 hogs eni urntture and Plan.
Bort Waco =, 1at,on ltcn.,ls
:host OF the Household aud Kitchen Furn,,ure /.
peFg supelor-aud perhaps greater ,atiet, of plan,
'''ioh tehsll, cannot be found upon any Farm IN
ihe country. -
he Negroes a'e rt1y Melq, consisting of Men.
""nie"' BOYS and rls-aHd among them. several
INST tate Cooks and House servants.
AMONG the Horses 10 be sold IS fin, Llood,d
stallion, and deemed to be very valuable
i'ms--i era sums OF SO aud under, cash will
be telulred-oyer thai amount SIX months credit, m.
purchasers giving bonds Hi;l approved ner,on,, a.
UNITY except lur the slaves, and the purchaser. of
mem VIII be required To gne ncgotabI, notes, Juno,
ne same tlmel satisfactorily endorsed
Il desdable hal I'll thosc indebted TO the cs,,,.
Sl'9olu come forward and make payments. The con-
ultoh oI things VIII not adnIt of dtlay Those has,
'S eidms against The estate, requested 10 rcpor,
'he 10 the administrator, IN order thai he NAV e.
anime INTO ihe true situation of hncs and if pos
SIble' make arrangements Tor thrir payment.
hAt RICE II. GARLAND.
ddm f.of ifch(6utd RoJerfson dec'S
e" The above sale will commence early ,,d
should II not be completed, will be continued o,..
until the next day. II
Dec 10 ~
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SALE OF VALUABLE MEqxo1s
FOR CASH.

OK I ASH.
y 'litue OF decree OF the Circuit SuperiM
=, 'ouf' oil La" and Chaneciy, for the county or
Nelson ptononncedll the case OF nold and wife, ".
brens, at the October term. ls35 shall on the l,t
uaS oi January next, IN trout of &. r. Estes Hotel
IN the town OF Losingstou, sell To the highest bidder
lof cash the Negroes thai may be allotted TO Iandon
H. and James D. Brent, of THEN ,thers estate or
DIS many as will be sufficient 10 iase the sum men
lontd III SAID decree (Which over SIX thousand dol
lars) The Neeroe. belonging To the estate Of Jane.
brent dec d., with one woexceptionsD are Young
aud likely, consisting of Men Women Boys and G,rls
JOHN WHITEHEAD, Com',.
Nov. 10 .,II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-28
NcTxcn.

y virtue of decree OF the circul, superior court
W OF IA" and chancety, Ton Bedford county. pro-
nouhced IN the case OF Joseph Feazcl, for the benz
nj OF Abel Pearson, plaaan. and Charles c. Pat,sr-
SON 'eiendant, shall, on the PREMISES on tho end
a'N oil January next, proceed TO sell to the highest
bidder, iot cash the tract OF Land. in said decree
menuored, containing One Hundred Acres, more OF
less, and hne near Pattcrsons Mill. in said county
ol Bedford lliOS. MEAD, ID. :.
For Bdida NcDlniei. s. h.
Dec. Ii wool
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Amherst County November Court, 1895.

an the petition of Samuel Smithson, Jr. PRAYING
" Tor relief as security OF Sarah Imthicum ad
mlnistratrix of Thomas Lintlicum fer her due and
faithful administration of the estate OF the SAID Tho
mas Llnthicum. This day, came the said Samuel
Smithson Jr by his attorney, and the said Sarah
hnthcum having been duly summoned Ly puhlica.
ton IN the Lynchbrrg Nirginan, according to law,
and not appearing, it is ordered that unless the sand
Sarah L;nthicum shJ at or before the next January
Court, enter into bond with sufficient security
as TO exonerate the said Samuel Smhson Jr he,
power and authority Administrative as aforesaid be
revoked aud annulled.
4 Copv-Teste,
ROBERT TlNSLEY, Clerk.
Nov. 30 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-28
Sale and Hiring OF .Sryvocs.

4 N the 3lst DAY OF III. present month, a, N. ~.
~ sIdence Of john Tayloe, in Amherst co,,,,.
Gust across the river from Lynchburg there win 4.
SOLD at public auction, some or 10 very likely NJ
Sfoes' and at the same time, about 10 or II n,h.s
'iifeu out Tor the ensuing year. Among III. S,y,,
are several valuable Coopers, Blacksmith, Sba.'
maker aud Waterman "n's
Terms-The Negroes will be sold upon , cx.d;, .1
SIX nonths-hc purchaser purchasers g,y;na w "
gotlaDle notes, satisfactorily endorsed Fortbe b;,sd
Negroes, the usua' bond and security Will he 80.
ed MAURICE H. GARLAND
fdmT 'o'th The nil a'ms1ed, Of {. IsbeX dee,5
" I. S.-Should the Lands Lots and uou...
htlonging 10 said estate, not be rented befo,s ~
3lst INST then they will be rented publicly =, ,io
no a"u n pace 'oo'c mentioned. NJ. II. G.
---- - ~ - IBID
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a Tan Gard
TO LEASE FOR A TERN OF YEARS.

fANiAl CONVENIENT establishment, within one
N mile Of Lynchburg, on tho main road lead
ing 10 Amherst Court House. This place, from
lis location, and advantages, offers am pie induce
ments 10 any person wishing 10 embark in the Tan
ni1gand B0chcrng Business. There are more than
i acres OF land, upon which is a comfortable
Dwelling House, Kitchen, Spring House, Currvinc
House, Bark House. Slaughter House, and Sta
BILE, with sufficient number Of Nats for an cxten.
slNe business. great bargain can be had, and
immediate possession given.
DAVID r. EDLFY.
Nov. l6 Wis
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STOVES.

ENRANKIIN md Nine Plate Stovcs.-Just receiv
i ed and for sale by
VI r RICHARDS q GO.
Oct % is
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~ saAol3 4OR SALE.

ID 81 II Il IL , .; az SALE.
I II WE for sale. lhree Valuable Negro Women.
L le OF them frs, late House servant. and very
likely tIIA PHELPS
Nov. Q
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promptly, a",r the quarter ends, to push ~ II ,ur-
lnctinns and rcnnrl ALL dclinamnnis. DnLinn lLc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-28

... e' on account of the usual losses ana ueIar-
''oIN, II IS moi doubted that aided by collec-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-28
BLANS FOR SALE
HIRE.

ne eNpcuui,,u'> az ,,.".e," -.
cnnni. l1DIuI Enmncn LON of DnSI,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-22
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Oct ~.
(Repor,ed los the Boslen Patrct)

At Market, 4550 Beef Cattle, 22OO Stores,
$3.50 Sheep, and $50 Swine. 49,.
PRIcss.- BEEF Cdttie-The best qualities
of Beef Cattle were scarce, consequently Tor
mcr prices were fully supported. We no
ticcd few beautiful cattle from Worcester
County, equal in richness to the premium
cattle. taken at about 3is Cd, and few at
32s Cd. We quote prime at Dos; good at 2os
IL 2Ss Cd; two and three year old, lbs I'd
2ls.
Barreifing CaHte.-I'hc large number at
market and the unusual warm weather, was
the occasion of uneven prices and dull sales
We unotc mess at 22s I'D Il OBS 3d; No. !,
2is: No. 2, lGs Cd; some lots of mess, incln-
ding Il few market cattle were taken at 2ls
.Siores-Dull. Yearlings at 81 5Oa 81 Do
two year old, 81 50 $l3; three year Sl3
:2l. p,
.Seep-Dull. Sales at IS Sd, os, los I'd
lis, rs, l2s I'D, l3s Cd, a lls; wcthcrS, los
lbs Cd, and lSs.
.Srine-In good demand. A lot OF ole
burrows were taken at &c; lot Of old sows Il
,5I.lc; lots of selected barrows at IL c
several lots more than half sows were takel
at ) ~ C; one lot at 5-S for barrows; at re
tail ) IA and ) ~ for sows, and u IL AM
q - for barrows.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-22
NEW STORE f..
New Goods.
CHARLES N. TlLLEY,

CHARLES N. TlLLEY,
Would inform his friends and The pnohe
generally, that he has takem the .Ne,o
Store No. 90 l-2, Thames Street, Dl-
rectIy opposite Doctor "A. p. Moore'S,
mhcre he has just opened and no" offers
for sale,
a great variety of Crockery, Glass, WOOD
N aud Willow Wares; brootns, brushes,
Books and Stationary;
| GROCERIES of all kinds, and OF the first
ouality-such as tea, coffee, sugar, butter
lard. salt, soap, starch, spices OF all kinds
GROUND and unground; chocolate, cocoa, sweet
oil, soda, butter, and sugar crackers, new nee
mustard, Iorrards snuff and tobacco, heaG
tobacco and cigars ofall kinds;
! Also sixteen barrels first quality Canai
Flour,
/ casks and 10 boxes of Albany cheese,
\ Dried beef, mackerei, parched coffee, Tal-
sins. almonds. and u variety OF other articles
which will be sold as cheap as at any store III
town.
|, Please call at No. 90A and see for your
! selves.
L Newport, Oct. sth. 1885.
II Also,
! For sale or to let, Pew No: D, IN H'o'
! Church. Apply to =. ~ i'hh'f'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-22
.llE.uOR. L.ND.1.

Shin Martha, Potter, Of this port, was spoken
Sept. 25, lat. II, on II whaling voyase-lo days
out -. VI,
Schr. Agnes, Swasey, cleared from New York.
5tb, for ST. Augustine.
ship Palestine, burlington, arrived at Baltimore
10th, from Liverpool, via. Bath, Me-
Schr. Concord, Thatcher, of this port, was ut
Calais, 9th inst.
sailed s,h, schr. N. Carolina, Barlow, for
this port, anna
Shin Geo. Champlin, Brown, OF this port, was
spoken June %, lat. ) 3S, ). Ion. 9l 40, w.
II months out, with 400 bbls. oil
Ship l.. G.. Richmond, Sherman, OF BRISTOL
was spoken May 5,h, lat. 80, Ion 07' with
500 bbls oil. A.,
Shin Chariot, Luther, arr. at Warren, on MOB
dny 18th, 100 days from Pac'ic ocean' WIN
LOO bbs. oil, to \. NJ. Wheaton q co.
shin Gen. jackson, Smith, from Pachc ocean
,n. ST. Calharines 90 ds. arr at BRISTOL, l9li
with 400 bbls oil, to VIM. ii. DWot. Died
ON board the Gen. Jackson, July 20, AnoteN
Manchester of Fall River, aged about 20; 2'''
John A. Bates; Aug. Ii, Charles b. Lawrence
of Barnslable, aged'22. ca:
Cleared at Richmond, Nr. Oct. l2tli, ohl
Wm Engs, Vaughan, for Bristol, Eng. q,
ship kulusoll, Newton, from Maianzas, sa'e'
from Elsineur Aug 18th, for Cronsladt
Brig Agnes, Vnson, was at Gibraltar, sept Id
to sail for n. York, the 10th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-22
PENNSYLVANIA.

Extract Of letter from gentleman now
in Philadelphia, to his friend in the city OF
Providence, Rhode Island, dated on Saturday.
"You have undoubtedly seen by the news
paue,s. that Kitncr's SUCCESS in the election
vi INSPECTORS has been complete and glorious.
But il was anticipated by all Intelligent poll
tcians in this city. Wolf and MdMenperg,
(and most rcligiousy believe Iah nWt"l
are now forever proslrated. You VIII hhu
after next week, that the political signs Oh
the times" will be radically changed. Martili
Van Buren, cannot get the vote OF TINS state,
and without it he never can DC fresideht.-
This is acknowledged by the great majority
of politicians of all parties. | consider Kit
ner's election as certain as ai'y event that has
not already happened. lie only needs plu-
rality, and think it more likely that he will
have a majority, over both Wolf and Muhlen-
berg than that he will not. The patronage
of the Governor of this State is immense, G.
ven if properly exercised, as will undoubtedly
be the case if Mr.. Ritncr is elected, and J
cannot conceive how the divided, broken
down and defeated partlzanS OF Van Is. can
hone To make n decent show OF strength altcr
This Mr.. Ritncr is the Anti i-Masonc las
well as Whigl candidate, it Is true, but don't
allow Yourself to be deceived in the matter
The Anti Masons of this state, are not Ike
their name sakes in Rhode lsland,-any thing
for ofco-lhey are WIIIGS. They are re-
ally in favor OF "thc supremacy Of the laws
and not nomlnally, as has been proved to be
the case with Rhode Island Antrs, here they
90 for every measure that the Wings do
and therefore | say they are Wings, IL
proof of this refer you to the speech OF
'rhaddeus Stevens, Esq. (Which send yot
by the same mail as this) the great leader o.
the An,-Masonic party. lie is splendlt
man There are very few in the United States
before him for talents and venture to pre-
dict that we shall ere long see him ranked a
mong the great men OF the nation. Just lool
over his speech and see how his sem'mtm
will tally with the recent arts OF those caf''nE
themselves Anti Masons in Rhode Island
-fPrOpihnce journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-22
Died.

On the 9th nst Mrs. Elizabeth Duriee, widow
of Oliver Durice, Esq. Of Middletown' III the s2d
year Of her age.
On Friday last. Russell Clarke, jun. eldest son
of Mr. Russell Clarke, in the 10Th year OF his age
On Sunday last, Eliza Molten, inia"t daughter
of Mr.. Moses Barlow, Jr. aged year and )
months.
On Tuesday morning, Mrs. Naomi Langley,
widow of the late Capt john Langley IN the 72d
year of her age. ,,,.r.
On Tuesday evening last, Of Group, William
promising son Of MIR. Daniel Coil, IN the l2th
year Of his age. , .,co
At Portsmouth, on the slh inst. Mr.. David Co
ry, son Of Thomas Cory, jun. Esq aged ~ years
AT East Greenwich, on the l2th INST MIS-
Priscilla c. Shearn,an, wife Of Sylvester q, Shear
man, Esq. Of N. Kingston, III the 2cti' year o'
her age. ~, ,;,,
| AT Westchester, N. Y. on the 9th inst. Lieut.
Henry J. Auckmuty, Of the L. 5. Navy, aged
81 ycars-son of the late Robert 5. Auchnluiy
ESD. Of this town.
At Nassau, Union Village, N. Y. at tho resi-
dence Of Thomas IIoag Esq. Mr.. Rodman u
Day, formerly Of this town, aged ~ years
[The age Of Mr.. Henry Freeborn, whose d'a''
was noticed IN our last. should have been So' II"
stead Of 70.1
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-22
MARINE
LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED.
Steamer Providence, Thompson, N. York.
CLEARED.
Spanish barque Argonau.a, IabraSa' Darce'o-
ma.
Sch. Commerce. Messer, N. Orleans.
Sloop Geo. Washington, Tanner, do.
Sloop Victory, Heath, New York.
Sloop Kingston. Rowland, Havana.
ARRIVALS.
Sunday, oct. ls.-Anrsea sch. Molly, KoS-
ers, fiom Bath. n
sloop Reaper, Ptman, from BRISTOL ior New
Sloop President, Read, from Providence, Tor
Savannah.
SIoop sappello, Hall. from do. for do.
! Monday, 10. arr. sch Joseph Mary, koa-
man. from James River, with pine wood, to VI
Knowles. oo-
Sch. South Carolina, Wmslow, from So'ner'
set for Georgetown.
/ Sch. Charles Richmond, Godfrey, IRON taah
ton for N. York.
Sloop Caroline, Ash, from n. York Tor Prov
dence.
i Sloop Camilla, Vars, from do. for u"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-22
NEW GOODS.
JOHN II TOWNSEND.

HAS Just reed from New York, hand
A some supply of new and fashionable
goods, among which are, extra fine blue
Broad Cloths;--also some pieces OF other FASH
ionable coours-supor English cassimeres--
vestings-stylish twilled English and French
calicoes-F French and English mernoes--la-
dies crAvat silk hdk'ts-printcd lncrnoes-
merlno, mohair, lambs wool, silk and cotton
hosiery -Marseilles Qullts--damask table
cloths-book muslin hdk'is-Tllbet Shaw!s
and other shawlS and hdk'fs.-!-I and 81
mcrino sIawls, of IL good quality
hanncls Of all widths and quallties-good
lIoskin gloves, sc. S-c.-Thc above with a
variety oi other goods, recently purchased,
will be sold very cheap. Oct. ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-22
DEDICATION.

The new North Baptist Meeting House
will be dedicated this day, the 22d inst
Services to commence at half past 10 o'clock
A. Nj.
PEws Ar AucTioN.-At 2 o'clock, this at
ternoon, will he sold at auction at the Meet
inc House, on reasonable time, II Pews
most cigibly located in various parts OF the
house.-lf any of the above mentioned Pcws
should not then be sold, they will be let at
auction until the first day OF June next.
WM. Lowe, .4ucfr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-22
ITEMS.

I, il estimated that no less than two million
ro;rs Of shoes were made in Lynn last year, CIV
ing employ nent to nearly 1000 persons. \
The Bridge across the Potomac, at Washington
!. no,v corp,eted; it is one mile III length, Zoo
,ee, Of which is a solid body Of stone. II COST
800 .OOo.- 80 900 less than Cs"S'ess aPProP''-
a,ed for It's construction. i
The crea, contemplated Hotel at Philadelphia,
~, tho site Of the old JAIL corner Of Walnut and
Sixth streets, is to be built by company u"
10 be 200 by 400 feet, and will cost about Sa'o'
900.
r,uro,d from New Orleans to the Gulf Of
California is seriously spoken Of.
The Providence Railroad cars, IN gong from
Boston TO Pro, idence, on Monday morning o.
last week near Mansfield, four Of tire cars ran OIL
tho track. one Of which was turned over full oi
passcnccrs, but fortunately no person severely III
iured One lady and one gentleman oAly rece'-
we'd slight injury in the fall.
! The National In,elligencer OF Tuesday o' last
week savs:-"We learn tha, the Board ior 'he
Settlement orthe French Claims commenced 'he'r
session Yesterday We understand that 'hey WIN
,,.o their lobors about the first OF January next.
Il Read GOOD books, seek out good companions
attend to good counsel, and initiate good examples
-, II Is stated that the lady and son OF the lion
=. w. Barry are coming home IN the snip rac"''
which was 70 sail on the 18th ult. Tor Boston.
r The count Suryeiers (Joseph Buonaparte
), and suite, arrived at Philadelphia in the sh';
Monongahea, from Liverpool
@ The Legislature of Vermont balloted eieV
c en- times for Governor on Tuesday last, an
'f four times on Wednesday, without making
choice.
:. II is rumorcd that Governor CAss Is to be nom
" no,cd early in the session, as Minister to fnSan'
:, rhe model of a steamboat about to be bui't,
ii r,, be,ween Philadelphia and Charleston, was
l. have been exhibited in the Exchange, IN Ph''ade
I'd mia, on Monday last. This boat Is to cost ~
C. 900, and nearly tho whole Of that amount III
been subscribed.
VS. The President ofthc Commercial Bank
Nv ALBANY, has offered reward OF S'ooo
"a the apprchcnsion Of the late Cashier oil I'll
n. Institution. and the recovery of the amount
his dcliuouency, which is stated to DC o
hundred and Mriy thousand dollars l"
b., thousand dollars is offered ior his Pcrs
&c without the money, iflodged in any jail IN
Inc United States.
ate c,,;,,,;,
led NAVAL. The u. s. frigato CONSTITUTE
'r's Com Elliot, arrived at Gibraltar, III - o0
sol, passage from n. York, officers and crew
nc. well.
red The last Baltimore Chronicle says;-">
ace bey leave to correct the Journal OF u
mcrcc, when it says in speaking oi Tie
led, congressional clectiop in this State
cifc "Thc strength of parties is thc same as ID
delegation oflast year." Such IS not The
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-22
uc.,,i,vd Glass Agency.

vv>llE REproRD GLASS CoMrANf havine
L recently erected Cro~n b"ao'c Glass
Factory at RedioId, Clinton vUouce Tou"s!, 70 make
i one Of The best establishments IN the UNI
ted Statos. Having procured the most skill +
tul workmeu, they are now manufacturing
Crown window Glass, of a superior quality
from usiic flint sand, obtained near the Fac &c
,i3ch distinguish a perfect article; 1t IS the
only Crown Glass, made from .elHt sana, "a,
which is manufactured in the U. ). and It's
cnnl,v will stand any change of climate, be-
mo all made OF double thickness; II WI, W
found on comparison, cheaper anu Suo'e''
than the foreign, or cyI'nd'f "'"'''
I Nrordcrs for the above GLAs', ,r,os ,e,I m'r y,
the subscriber, who has receNou 1',p ,',pn,n,i'
it, will be executed WIN care anu p'0P'
/ tude. ,,,u eTryENS. .1,e,,i.
!, Ncwcort. Oct. :, 1888 M. -.---.---
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-22

UNITED STATES AND FRANCE
The n. Y. Commercial Advertiser OF Tues
day evening, says-We learn, in contlr"a'lo"
of the late rumors, that official Intelligence
has been received at Washington tlat '''e
French government will not pay the amount
of the indemnity until farther explanation
from the president, which ofcourse will never
take place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-22
Ocean House Company.

A y a meeting of the Directors of the O.
IA cean House Company, held Oct. IL. le;i3,
it was Voted, That the assessment of ten dol
lars on each share of stock in the Ocean
House Company, heretofore made, be s,ls-
pended for the prescnt-that notice be given
to that effect to the subscribers, and that the
same will be called for when suitable site
can be obtained for the Hotel, at Il fair price.
X. p. LEE, Sccty.
Newport Oct % lS3J
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-22

A F.r,L DrEI.-The following Is an cX-
,,act of n letter from an officer on board the
u. S. ship Delaware. 1t Is dated fa,erno'
August lIth-"We have l'st a"cnoreu "''u; -
we LETT Malta on the I'd, in the company o'
the English fleet, they left us last evening" =
On tine 7,h at Gergcnu, an unfortunate AFFAIR
occurred between two of our gallant olhcers,
one of whom was mortaly wounded III the
breast and died in "a hours; the latter IS ,to re-"
covering. We have not heard word oi inc
ConstitHtion-wel look for her daily. we are
all we'll and in high spirits, with the hope OF OF
snon steering homeward. We expect TO DC
at New York in November
Duel IN The Mediterranean. To prevent ms
construction or unnecessary Apprehension ny
relations and friends, we are inaucro 10 ',." na,
tion that the principals in the late iata, ouo'
tnurht at Gerront were Lieut.. Stuart, and
.SeGs %ei"s Lieut.. Turner of the U. $. ship DEL
aware Stuart was severely wounded, an'
died in twenty four hours.-lN. \. uaze'''
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-22
FALL GOODS.
EDWARD Il. NEWTON,
Has iust receircd from Boston,

4 Dp,rIoNAL supplies of Seasonable articles,
"a making his assortment very complete A
mong them are
Superiine. middiing, and low priced Broad
cloths. OF all shades aud prices fancy, bnckskn,
libbed aud cheap cassimeres and saliln'iS CO. drnb
lion skin. pcirrshan,, outfits, aud kerse,s PLAIN
and figured bookings, and ilanuels oi all coours
and prces-ene bale Of rose blankets, one do
Canton hinnes one DO Russia diaper OLD do.
crash-bales Of shriIngs and shceiings
AI.SO-hne and very wide cheap cloths Tor
ladies cloaks-French, German and English Me-
rinos and circassiaus -camblets, rich black and
cold Italian and figured silks-elegan' French &
English prints and ginshanls India rubber aprons,
II great variety Of fashionable shawls, ribbons.
gloves. hosiery, laces, &C. &C. All OF which
are offered at extreme low prices-purchaserS will
find il TO their advantage to drop in.
! Oct. -. 1885.
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cJrlPDyl\"S NOTICE.

yrSIIE subscriber having been appointed Wy Wy
q the Hon. Court Of Probate. .oi t'e tow',
of Mddletown. Guardian to the persons an :,
Estates of Joanna >. Smith, ana Lucy ..
Smith. minors, hereby gives notice, thai sue
has taken upon herself said trust, ana has
giyen bonds according to law; -
NiJdctowu. Oct. ID, lS3J.-hw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-10-22

YoUSG MEN's TEMPERANCE SocIEry.-
The yearly meeting of the Young Mems
Temperance Society, for the choice Of OIL
GERS for the year ensuing, will be held on
Monday evening next, III the school room in
Divison-street, at o'clock. Oct ~.
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w aCI,

A GIRL, ia native American Will nave u,u
"A prctcroncc) as COOK for small lalh'!
in the city Of rProvidcnce,-onc who can pro-
ducc GOOD testimonials in regard TO cha!ac-
ter, &c. will find pleasant home, and rSa-
sonabls compensation, on application 10 >o
81 -, Thamcs-street.
Oct. -, ls:}J.
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N,v.r.-The y. s. irigntc Constitution,
Com. Elliot, arrived at Gibraltar, IN - DAYS
massage from New York, officers ana crew
ull well. ,,.,;. ,voro % s,;l
nm a West India cruise from rehSacoia u
bou, tue 10Th inst.