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The Arkansas advocate., 1835-09-11

A letter directed to a lady in New Bruns- wick, and which was lying on table in a house destroyed bythe recent tornado, was picked up the next day in q garden in the rear of q gentlenan's house at Jamaica Long Island. He had the curiosity to pro- eeed immediately to New Brunswick, and there ascertained the circumstance already mentioned. The distance between the two places is about seventy miles.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-09-11

North Garoliaa.@-Messrs. Deberry and speight have been reelected to Congress-, and Df. William hfontg goInery, of Orange county, has been elected over Gen. Bar ringer. The returns for the legislature, as far as received, show 57 for White and 45 for Van Buren.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-09-11

Mob law continues to be the order of the day. There was a considerable riot in Detroit on the 4th July--Irish and Amer jeans being the parties combatant. No lives were lost, though there were sundry cracked crowns and bloody noses.--There was also riot in Boston on the l2th inst. during which one man was dangerously hurt. Causes and particulars not stated. fenergeticmeasures be not adopted to quell this mobocratic spirit, the reign of law, at least in our larger cities, will be at an end.
 pirginian.
 A postscript in the Dayton Journal of the lth inst. states that borders have been is- sued by Gov. Lucas to fhe Major Generals of Militia throughout the State, 10 report 10 him immediately what number of Mounted Riaemen and Cavalry can be furnished from their respective divisions at moments warning! Ii is supposed this force is in- tended for the Disputed Territory, to pre- vent or repel the aggressions of Michigan, or perhaps to invade the Territory! Fur ther we learn that these orders were conf dental, and will not appear in the papers uatil the Governor removes the injunction of secresy. The correctness Of this intelli gence may be depended on. 4 gentleman who saw copy of the orders communca- ted the contents to us.a
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-09-11
al krFEes AND THINGS II {3ssN ERAT..

.alabansa.--The following persons, who arc all in favor of Judge White for President. have been elected 10 Congress from this State;--Reuhen Chapman. Joshua L. Martin, Joab Lawler. Francis s. Lyon, Dixon II. Lewis.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-09-11

We learn (says the .N;orfoh Herald9 that WILLIAM GwYNN JoNEs, who was lately committed to jail for robbing the Baltimore Post Office, has been released from prison, on giving bail Tn the sum of S60o0 to appear at his trial.
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RECENT ADDITIONS TO
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CIR CUL ATIN0 LIBRA
Newport, Dec. 10th

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259 The Last Days of Pompei Novel by l. Bulwcr
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2592 VatheS; Oriental Romance, by w. Beckford, vol
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1884 The Hunchback Of Notre- Dame Novel, translated
from the French of Victor Hugo, vol,
1896 Memoirs OF the Lo and Correspondence Of Mrs Hannah
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SHIP NEWS-PoRT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

Thursday feb 5-Sehooner Flora Stafford from New Ion-
don for Provdence-Herad, Briggs, from Providence for
Philadelphia
Friday 6tt-Soop Hamilton Cartwright, from Virginia.
Sunday, Sch Brgs Harriet, Collins from New CLEANS for
Providence-Sampson Purkss frem Havanua for do-Brg
Tallahassee, Rahburn, from ST. Marks (oridas) for New
Workshops Hero, Read,-Victoy, Heath,-Camia Ash,
all from New-York
Tuesday l0h-Brig Clenton, Of Kenebunk, Cole, from
Wilmington, N. for Newly days put in for harbor
having experienced severe weathersaed III company with
Schooner Alfalfa, Dyre-Schoooer General Manon of and
from Providence Wbor, for Norfok-Brg Eagle, Evans I'm
Wilmington IN C) for New York.
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which had almost said but himself possessed; and
which abode with him and sustained him death
Numerous friends in this community deeply sympahise with
ms bereayed family whose greatest consolation this their
hour of affection must be in the reflection that the Eternal One
knoweth hat is good and hath declared,
"That all shall come Blackjack tie
Ofpure affection shall he knit again
Alone shall evil die, I....
And sorrow dwell prisoner in deaths reign.
And then shall they behold
Him, by whose kind paernal side they sprung
And Her. who still and cold,
Fills the next grave-the beautiful & young
His remains understand by his request to be removed
this early the spring be inferred in the church
yard by the side OF her who the partner of his youth
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The members this society are notified that a
meeting WiH be held nert Friday ecening at CLICKS
CAVE" No. Lopez whart, to eramme the state Of
the financial department, and also to consider the
erpedieney of declaring a dividend on the funds
no,c in the treasurer's possession.
This being the regular annual meeting, it is de-
sirable that there should be an uniform attendance Of
all the members .....
c. 1t is hoped that the Treasurer and other Of
feer, oH come prepared to meet any erigeney phieh
the orerforing state of the TREASURY may suggest.
-z Per order, Of the
CARDINAL.
February IL, 1885
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NEWPORT BANK,

NEWPORT BANK.
Il the annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Newport
Bank, held on Wednesday, the 9Th the following gen
emen chosen Directors for the ensuing year. vzJohn
Williams Simon Newton William Vernon, Isaiah Crooker,
Jun. William S. Nichols Sepnen D. Cornell William Stevens
Russell Coggeshall, George Knowles
And a subsequent meeting of the Directors William Yer
non, Esq; chosen President and
S. CAHOONE, Cashier.
Newport, Jan. 18th, 1885.
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At a Torn Council holden Newpor Feb'ry 2d 1896.
hRDERED, That all persons wishing obtain License for
" the retailing of Spurious Liquors for the year
ing the 18th February instant leave their with the
Council Clerk before the 10th instant Council will
meet the 18th for the purpose Of granting the
whom they may fit.
Ordered That the above be published all the newspapers
of this Town. Witness, b. b. ROWLAND Coun. Clerk.
Feb 4th tw.
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q WILLIAM BROWNELL.
TIN PLATE AND SHEET IRON woRKr

TIN PLATE AND SHEET IRON WORKER.
"OULD respectfully inform his friends and the public
that he has taken the door North of Market
square where at all times may be found of plain
and Japan tin and sheet Iron made order the
shortest notice u Mendng particularly attended to- Also
on hand Coastoves clay anu soap furnaces led pipe of
all sizes. Feb. Sd If.
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BRICKS WANTED.
UDROPOSALS will be received until the fSth February
next for the supply a, Fort Adams, Newport Hsrbor
1, 900, 900 BRICKS.


These bricks be cast in mouds Of such size
age when burned eight inches by four inches by and
half inches They be of the best quality Of understandable
Bricks The proportion Of salmon pale bricks
ceed eighth Of the whole; and son pale bricks
viii be received. The proportion of arch Bricks must
ceed eighth of the whole; and OF these that much
warped viii be recesvedThe proportion OF broken bricks
must not exceed two per cent
Al least 00 600 delivered by the lst day next
aud the remainder in the of the summer autumn
the year. such periods may suit the convenience of the
contractor provided there be always hand the supply requ
site for the progress of the work
Should persons desire furnish the stated number OF
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
be deposited IN the Engineers Office at Fort Adams which
should satisfactory will govern in the inspection Of the
several deliveries.
Payment will be made frqured each cargo duly nspec-
ted and receved-l communications touching this subject
be directed to Brevet Col JOSEPH g. TOTTEN, U. s. En-.
gineers, Newport II.
JOS. G. TOTTEN L. Col. Engrs Brera Col
Fort Adams Newport Harbor r. l.
January llth, 1885,
uJ The Publishers Of the Newport Mercury Herald Of the
Times Warren R I) Star; Of the Portland, Bath, Gardiner
Halowel Wiscasset homas,on Buckport Bangor and Bel
fast (Ne papers OF the Portsmouth IN. H) papers New
buypor Salem Taunton New. Bedford, Fall River Mass
papers; Boston Patriot; Stonington NewIondon Mddeown,
and Hartford (Ct) papers, Of the ~ Y Courier Enquirer
American Journal of Commerce; and Of the New5urg N
papers will please give the above notice four Insertions and
forward their accounts
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RHODE-ISLAND UNION BANK.

C4NloIN DAMN.
T the annuu Meeting of the Stockholders of the r.
n Union Bank held at their Banking-room Tuesday
Jan: 9Th 1885, the following named persons elected D-
recors of the Bank for the year ensuing vzCh g. Cham
pln Stephen T. Northam John Mann George Engs. Rob
er p Lee David Bunm, Charles Devans, Samuel Barker
William Sherman
And at subsequent meeting of the Directors {. q. Cham
plin unanimously reelected President
GEO. G. MASON Cashier.
Newport, Jan. 18th.
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TO BE SOLD, OR LET.

And possession gicen on the 25th of March merit.
Island in Point Judith Pond, South Kingstown call
n ed Little Comfort, containing about ~ Acres of good
Land-For terms apply to CHRIS q CHAMPIIN
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Nj MARRIED,

Portsmouth by the Rev. Mr. Fenner Mr. George Brownel
to MIS- Susan Greene daughter Of Mr. Hawkins Greene
all Of Portsmouth. - L
fornmouh on the 2st ult Mr.. Peleg Sheaman Miss
Mary Almey Chace. both Of Portsmouth
Prudence Island on the 18th u Mr.. Henry Poter Miss
I-abells w Weeden botL ofthat Island
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DOCTOR JONES
VEGE TABLE HAIR OIL;
For restoring beautiful crop of hair on
rain HEAnS


NHS ARTICLE is said by the best judges to be superior
n that of Wards any other hair oil yet invented 1t
put up superior STYLE and finely scented that besides
being of e incest beauers of the hair il is also very
delicate perfume -. .....
For sale at the sign of the GOOD SAMARITAN, the only
agency for this town. ...
Ladies and gent who desrous obtain delicate hair
oil and perfume for the Toilet will find this Oil the very best
use and the cheapest too much each bottle
tns than double the quantity of those of Ward and the
price is the Feb. 3 IT,
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THE MUSICAL LIBRARY.
SELECT, AND VERY CHEAP,
PIANO FORTE MUSIC

Published I'm Monthly Parts, containing 80 Pages
or Music, Price, only 80 cents.
The design of the Musical Library afford the ad-
vantage lovers of good music that the reading public
deriving from the cheap publications for the advancement
real knowledge extensively circulated.
This publication surprising in cheapness and selection
Music any work published, issued in Loudon the
each MONTH and contains from 10 to Ia beautiful Pieces of In
sumenta and Vocal Music selected from the best
eight parts have been published and each part has increased
the popularity the work so justly merits.
CONTENTS OF PART VIII
INSTRUMENTAL.
An,-Chamante Gabrielle with Variations Onsor
Introduction and Rondo Clement
Andaue, from the Third Grand Symphony Haydn.
March Himmd.
Minuet and Tno Dnssei
VOCAL.
Ary-"Chamante Gabrielle" (Unknocn.)
Canzonet,-"Fdelity" HAYDN.
Duet-"As saw fair Clora'' g. Haydn.
Glee,-"The FARES" Cauoon.
Ara,-"The Husbandman' Hadyn.
May Song,-"Now Nature Shines" BeehOren.
Glee,--'rhe Twee Side" (harmonized by) Coyte.
Parts to of this splendid highly popular and extraOrd
nary cheap work. reed for sale at w. CALLAHANS
Book Store s. Circulating Library
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White Pine, or spruce Lumber.

DROPOSALS will be received until the 20tb Feb. next
for tne supply at Fort Adams, Newport Har5or r. l., of
the following:
WHITE PINE OR SPRUCE LUMBER.
Viz. $50 pieces for oists each 10 feet long-l2 inches
n.ad q laclcs iLicL
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DIED,

A, Portsmouth the ID inst, Sarah C. only daughter of In
cob Mott, in the 9Th year of her age.
At Providence the 26h ult Miss Catherine Teedy form
ery of this town, aged 90 years "a ODD
At Nashville Tenn the 18th ult Mrs Harriet Johnson
wife Of Mr. Joseph Johnson and daughter of the late DIR
benjamin Richmond Of Little Compton, ---
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The delivery to commence early IN The Spring, and b'
completed by the Ist of August 1885.
Every piece Of the above lumber must be OF the bcs
quality as to strength and durability of full dimensons ana
perfectly free from sap shakes cracks splits and from knots
that loose decayed than inch in Diameter No
piece will be received that contains many knots although they
may be small and sound
Payment will be made if required each Cargo duly in
spected, and received
to the Subscriber. Jos. 6 TOTTEN, It. Col. Engrs =
Brevet Col
Fort Adams Newport IIarbor, r. J. I
yai,uaYy 18th 1885.
u The Publishers of The Newport Mercury, Herald Of the
Times Providence OK. papers, Taunton (Mass papers
of the Portland Bath Gardiner Halowe Wcasset Thomas
Buckspor, Bangor, and Belfast (Me) papers, Burlington
V and Platsbug IN ~ papers, will please give the above
four Insertions and forward their accounts.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

LlS1 Ot LETTERS,
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEWPORT, r. l.
FEBRUARY End 1884.
j~ Persons calling for them pW please say" adrcr-
tised," as they are placed in separate Dor.
A Phebe l. Perry
Joseph u Ayisworth q" Celia Port
A 6 anderson Henry Peekham
Mrs. Elizabeth Albro X
B Mss Hannah Robinson
Asa Bdbcock s
G Rachel Smith
II Claiming John w Smiii
Waller Cornell Etephas T. Spencer
ASss. 4t;1;,.t b S Crop'u E"mo"a Shepard
Capt Coleman Samuel S Thomas
Mary + Chase Capt Taos I'ariton Jr
e William Talman
Morgan Exams Richard Tucker
T. Ruth Taiman
Cap Thomas Farmer , w
Thomas FYinton VIM. Wray
Mrs. Ann Matilda Fry James Wiibow
g CR Wceden
Mrs Mary Gibbs, ridow Middletown.
William II GrinneH Benjamin Allen
Isaac clifford John Gould
Miss Sarah 4 HINT '"' '%m~ %"me,to~u.
Henry Hill Joseph A AUSTIN
Hnisey Heaiy Jr Capt. Nicholas austin
John NJ Honcy,ceH jeremiah Hazard
Thos. X Hazard Irish.
l. t't Robert Arthur
Robert Ldcton Domonick Bernc
" Kcyran Butler
Miss Amy c Northnp Laurence Garry
Mss Perry R.R.CARR,
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OBITUARY. NOTICE.

DsiM Charleston, (s C on the 2Oth Jan yhere he had
repaired for the benefit OF hs healthy Dr. Edmund Thomas
Waring in the seth year Of his Seldom very seldom
have Of Newport Witnessed the departure OF 40
much respected much beloved lie commenced his pro-
feons this Town, early and BY the AID
superior talents dgen attention. acueDes ofobervaon and
uncommony acquired prac
te and the close Of his hbors the very rank
nrnong his professional brethren A. gentleman, the high
minded. honorable gentleman. Dr. Wang took stand that
hrooked no conpromc neanness ordshonesty and never
consulted professional interest popularity by sppesls vu
gar prejudice or gnoran; creluy-- mind ola superior
order and be had selfeo,nnand kind Of pbsoping and
reasoning himself that enable him TO nee, he tras and
emcrsences neent 70 HE w calm dignity aud oomposure,
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od,-oi panks, mChes thck, ~ IL inches wide,
$1,000 Superficial feet, 5000 feet inch measure.
Each plank being 80 feet long,-or half the number of
planks being 20 feet half 10 feet long or half Is
feet, & half ~ feet long;-or half l6 feet & half IA
feet long.
4h, Of flooring planks, 1 inch thick, 4 inches wide
$4,000 feet. inch measure.
In equal, assorted lengths not less than IL feet
Every piece OF the above lumber be of the best
quality TO strength and durability of full dimensions,
and perfectly free from sap shakes cracks splits and from
knots that loose decayed than inch diam
No piece will be received that many knots al
though they may be small and sound.
5th, of CLEAR flooring planks, inch thick and inches
wide ;-bes quality.
1900 feet, inch measure.
In equal, assorted lengths not less than Is feet
completed by the LIST. of September 1875.
Payment will he made, il required each cargo duly in
spected and received.
All communications touching this subject will he addressed
the Subscriber JOS. G. TOTTEN, 1t. Col
Eng'rs. Brevet Col.
Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, r. l.
Jan. IL, 1895. (
~ The Publishers of the Newport Mercury Herald of the
Times Providence (R L) papers, Taunton Mass papers;
Norfolk (Va) Wilmington and Newben (N C.; Charleston
s. C) Savannah and Daren Geo) papers will please give
he above four Insertions and forward their accounts.
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1000 Bushels OF SAND for Mortar
Instruction on the Piano Forte.

The sabscrbers second for the Piano
Foin VIII commence the 1oh of January Thoe who wish
takc lessons requested before the
commencement Of ,ss torn. ". 2. FRNZF.
u, 7,A tf ----. -
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Southern Yellow Pine Lumber.

DROPOSALS will be received until the 18th March next,
for the supply al Fort Adams Newport Harbor r. Of
the following:
SOUTHERN YELLOW PINE LUMBER
Viz. Ist Of sawed timber,
% peces-eaeh 81 feet long by ie inches by I2 inches
I6 do.-each 20. do. do do
2d-of sawed joists,
g. peees-each 81 feet long, by l2 inches, by inches
90 do-each 25 do. do do.
S2l do.--each II do. do. do.
So do-each Is do. . do . do
Ill do.-each IL do do . . do
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VUNHE Subscriber offers his the public generally
IL IN drawing instruments of writing particularly bills of
sale of vessels that will readily pass through the Custom House.
the oats required at the CusomHoase application by
No MakeSquare any rendered the above bus
ness will be performed for reasonable compensation.
Newport, January 2Sth 1885. H THURSTON.
SlnA Empty molasses Hoggsheads for sale by
OVV HENRY BULL.
Jan. 2Sth If.
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VH1M r. HALL ofers for sale handsome assor'meh
w Of Dry Coods whch win 30 sold =, s,ec-tCslsnd see
- JDp.7t #.
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February IL, 1885.
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HOMES'TTC GIN of good quality. and at reduced e.,
i 6m sale at wholesale at l29 Thames shy HENRY bUi
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-15
VIRGINIA, TO WIT 8:

At rules holden in the Clerks Office
ofthe Circuit Superior Court Of
LaV and Chancery, for the Coun.
ty Of Hampshire, on the first Mon.
day an June, 1885.
John Vance. Admir-, of Ann McDo.
maid, decd, plaintiff, .-against
Edward c. Mcdonald, Admir-, of Ri
chard Holiday, decd, and the said
Edward C. Mcdonald, Executor Of
William Sherrard, decd, and others,
defendants, IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Edward C. McDo-
nald, not having entered his appear
once and giuen security according to
The act Of Assembly and The rales of
this Court and 1t appearing by sa-
tisfactory evidence that he is not an
inhabitant Of THIS country: 1t is or.
dered, That the said defendant do APP.
pear here on the LIST day Of the neat
term, and answer tho bill ofthe plain.
tif; and that a copy oft order be
forthsOitA inserted in some newspaper
published in Romney, for tsoo months
successfully, and that another copy be
posted at the front door Of the court
house IF the said county Of Hamp
shire. 4 copy Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, CHG.
June E, 1885.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-08-15

The Commonwealth OF Virginia,
To the Sheriff of Hampshire county,
GREETING:
WE command you, that
you cause proclamation to be made
according to law, warning alexander C.
Wallace, who signs his name A. C..
Wallace, (who is sued with Isaac PEN
nington and Josiah Massie, to appear
before the Judge Of our Circuit Supe-
rior Court of Law and Chancery, for
the County Of Hampshire, on the LIST
day Of the neat term, to answer James
H. Sewers and Seth Mason, Executors
of William Helm, decd, of plea of
debt for Too Hundred and Si1ty- three
Dollars & Seuenty.fve Cents, damage
Fifty Dollars, or that, if he doth not
appear judgment will be rendered a.
gainst him, in the said suit, now in our
said Court depending and undetermin.
ed, and have then there this writ. Wit
ness, JOHN 3. WHITE, Clerk of our
said Court, at the Courthouse of the
said County, this 4lh day ofJune 1885,
and 10 the 5oth year of the Common.
wealth. JOHN B. WHITE.
June 6, 1885.
MEM.-Debt on note under seal bail
required. EStreit, pq.
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Notice.

PETER Connolly departed this life
in Allegany county, Nd, about TWEEN.
ty years ago, leaving one SON and four
daughters, viz Patrick, Bridget,
Catherine, Katy, and Peggy. A
bout 10 or Is months since Patrick
and Bridget departed this life without
issue. Peggy married man by the
name Of John Connolly and when last
heard from lived in "BEARDsTowN,
Kentucky" and Katy married and liv.
ed in "GEoReETowN, d. c." neither
Of whom have been heard from for the
last Z or 8 years-if either Of them is
living or their heirs, and will make
themselves known, by letter, postage
paid, to The Editor Of this Paper, they
will hear of something to their advan~
Htage. [Romney, Aug. LIST, 1885.