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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

&9n REWARD-(If out Of the county Of Flu
~ GV vanna)-will be G ven for the apprehension,
and delivery to my Overserr, at Cary's Brook, of my
man SAM, commonly called SAM 'WHlTE-$lo il
lodged in any JAIL taken in the county, and delivered
above Sam cloped about the st of June, and If not
in the neghborhood Of my Farm has probably taken
Boat on the Rvamna or James River. He is % or "a
years DID, black and of rather slender orm,hs teeth
Unusually white and conspicuous, when spoken to- about
icct 10 inches high field hand and wore his work
ihg clothes when he left here.
!, July 10. [l9-wtfI a. NJ. HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

nRY GOODS-.Nurket Rr:age-WADswoRIH g.
~ WILLIAMS are now prepared to furnish country
Merchants with assortment of Dry Goods, good
terms as they procure them in any Northern Market
September 4. 3S-l0t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

NJOTICE.-We shall renew petition, and lay it be-
" fore the next Virginia Legislature praying for the
formation of County, by taking off the lower end
Of Caroline and the upper ends of King & Queen and
Essex MANY CITIZENS
Of the aforesaid Counties.
September 1s. 3e-t1D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

UYOR RENT OR SALE, the old and valuable Ia
q vcTn stand. at New Kent Courthouse. The ad-
vanages of this stand ae that is the site of the Coun
ty and Superior Courts just half way between Will
liamsburc and Richmond. There is Land sufficient At
ached to to work six hands The crop is about four
barrels of corn the acre. There is sufficency of
land of fine quality in wood to make good Farm indie
pendent of the Tavern parton this, sufhcicncy of
tobacco or cotton might he made to pay for the land in
few years. There is this land fine she'll nar which
could be used great advantage. Any person wishing
10 rent purchase will be pleased to apply to The sub
scriber Williamsburg, or to Mr. G. T. Crump of
Richmond, who is authorised 10 sell or rent.
BURWELL BASSETT
Oct 45-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

NWARMONY HALL-The Fall term of this inst-
3 tuition will commence the first of October-the
place and terms of uition same as last yearFurther
information may be obtained by applying to the principal
sent q T4l-4tl H. B. TURNER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

TIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS-Rcd, White
and Hungarian or Sapling Clover-Timothy, Or
chard, Herds, Highland, adowOat, and Velvet Grass
Seeds
An assortment of genuine GARDEs SEEDS, including
the Winter Kale excellent vegetable that will stand
the seycrest weather uncovered.
Mccormick Davis, Barshare and Freedom PLOU CHS
and Plough Castings.
Wheat Fans, Straw Cutters, Harrows, Cultivators
&c. &c. Apply to
Sent H. 1877 VIM. PALMER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

YHNO THE PUBlIC.-The subscribers having pur-
q chased in the Nortllen markets. large and beau
tul stock of Goods suitable for the Fall and Winter,
respectfully invite their friends and thr public generally
to call and examine for themselves Their stock is larger
and their assortment better than heretofore consisting in
part of cloths. sattinets hannes, English and French
American prints blankets nap cctons kerseys and lin
seys fine and Shoes fur and wool hats leather, and
Groceries, together with every article usually allied for
in the country-a of which, will be received and ready
for inspection in a few weeks.
WALTHALL, JETER Il co.
Painc yillc. Alnrlia county. Sent. .. al-w:}w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

EROANOKE NAVIGATION COMPANY The an
IA, nual meeting of the Roanoke Navigation Conpa-
nv will be held at Weldon. n c. on Monday the 9Th day
of November next. A. JOINER.
October =. I3-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

hs this reference be dcam all aliuson
to another affair." which, when mentioned has failed excite
in the reest manner, the sensbes Of Mr. Otis We hope
preclude all misrepresentation when ave' ut DO refer
the text to the summary nction hands
whose near friend and trave he thought had
grossly slsndered We whether
yet reached tho dignity cenccbut has, and
had attracted the attention OF tho citizens Rocbrdso they
havo been spared weary chronological
application Of tho thumb and o'shnger e
pes oat truer index to character un phenoo
gy disclose We as here @ perhaps
oa and rs cents before the Municipal CouI. in this city may
did hang balm his sadd honor Gross provoes
have been and coutamptbe the victim certainly
70 approve that than did the sufferer
kov meoo hat tell batter than ars, F. 0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

E vi I>10'''''-'"'1 t'S
day of August 1873:
Allen Jones, rittt.
William B. CARROT. Delft
The deitndan, not having entered his appearance and
given security according TO the Act OF Assembly and the
Rules of this Court and it appearing BY satisfactory
drncc that he is nhabtant OF this countryhiS
urdercd That the absent defendant do appear here on
the first day Of the next November Tern and answer the
bill of the p!ln:iti: and that copy OF this order b.
forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for two
months successfully and posted at the front door OF the
Courthouse of this county.
A Copy-.Tcs,c, ROLFE ELDRIDGE. c.r.r.
Srptcu,brr |. 3i--wHw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

3SrI: ,o OF the Raleigh Register, and COLUMBIA lcles
cope will publish the above oT three mouths aud o'ward hGif nc
Hall, Mnrcngu county, Alaaia
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27

.4E DIED sz..
 In Slsront on the 9oth in- .n. . iCw1s Sirnn, Esq aged 6 5years; Mr. Swan was mra nj Stoaihglon. in the counIy ot New-LondoH, and the con of Denc. Thomas Swan, who died recently ai that g,iaee af n very advanced age The first years of his maRhood were devoted io mercantile pursuits SioSiugtOn and al Maefas, in Maine. Al tIie age PA ie commen- ced the study of the law will Ile late Mr. alsey of Preston, and having afterwards attended a course of lectures in the office df Judge Reeve he was admitted Co the har in this county in December l797 In Jan-s oary 79S, l,e commeuced the practice of inc law in Sharon, where Ire has eter since resided. Ainioupff he was favored wiil, e advatiag es'of 8n early educaon. yet by perseverance, and great fidelity iu ms proi~ssion, he rose tO respectable rank ihe bar in this cOuniy, and deemed a safe and prudent professional adviser. The law his favor iie study and pursuit, u, iil hralh broGgli bys dentary habits and close attention his hasnees com pele'l him lany years sioce renonnce the active duties ot his profession, and devase himself tn great measure iO agricnrai pureuifs. His last sick ness was prairacted thnuah period of eight m0nlhs, and perhaps DO nli suffered more, endured with greater patience thr pains ol sickness and the agonies of death than did Mir. Swan. The nainre of his disease was such asrd afford him no OTrertan i,1 dication iha although mig he Uf long continuance, n woaid lerminate fa,tlly: and in view 0f such an event, the religion oi Chris 6fwhich for the last 12 years he had heem professor, was his c0nsolaon and suppcFi. He died in the canness of ChYsiian conf dence and in the serenity of Chrsiian hope. N The life 6f Mir. Swanshas been as some measure, as he himself recently Expressed il the writer of shis Morny r00d: but though not rich in fame and hon. ors, yei sa,ste i., years, and blessed with the s;rcere afeetinnof his Family and with t,e respect ofa large circle "frea,iyes and acquan.snces he has desceHd ed to Inc tomb, 9 .t, ... ...ss1t XXI
 !. To stn,nber in ina, dreamiess bed ,ss
 tf DIFFom all his ioii. 1" 1 sta A9s 4t's ,: Those who knew him best were besf9 acquainted with his worth, and will long deplore his death. Comm.
 In Oxfon, Mir. William $. Hoichk iss,, ,of New-Ha- ven, aged T. asss stss.,r.sSS
 In New-fiasen. Mrs. Sarah Smh, aged 6s; Mr. John Bishop, aged s55. Eff sl.SEtei Ht.a VI X
 In Bristol. Mrs. Amy Hooker, wife of Deacon Ira Hooker, aged 66. 4sEss 4f -sa..ss ,ss ,,tsss {6s
 In Yves, Har,laa1, Col. Eli Wilder, aged 6. s5gss
 In Ynlhntown, William, Gallup, Esq aged 86. fa'
 In Groton, Mr. Eueas Morgan, aged 58. ftss 355sE
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27
ATTENTION :

N HE 4th Flank Company of Rifen1en 0 { -A the 18th Reg't 0f Conn. Infantry are hereby warned to appearat the usual place .nf parade of said Company, in Litchfeid, on Monday the 7th day of September next at 8 o'clock A. NJ. armed and equipped as the law directs,for company parade and inspec- tion. @4 %
 N. B. By a vote of the company taken on the lth ofJuly last, it was agreed and deter mined that thereafter n natica inserted in a printed in EitchGeld should be deemed as sufficient and valid as though each member were warned individually. M s
 aMYRON STONE, Cdpiain. Litchf August 27. 1885. %19
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27
Reg;msnfal Orders.

ID OGER, H. MILLS. .of New-H Har,iord is arpointcd EG Qnarier Mas,er--Georgr Gaylord of Wins,cad Pay Maser BMrreii Sagr of Norfolk Sergeant Major, aud John F Roberts of Coiebraok Qnarier alasier. Sseargent oftte 2lst of Iafanry 6ih Brigade ef Conn Milita, and be obeyed and respected ac coYdingly. s4 Per order ofihe Coo6el.
 sssg sH. GOODWIN, AdTt.
 Hitchcocksvale, Aag. l9, 1885.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27
TAILO ING. HEK.1TOyvr W.aR.NsER,

EAST STREET, S2z LEAVING purchased the iixtnrea. &ss III connected with the Tailoring bsisiness, of l.. P. Cook, he has now opened his estab- Iishmeni for the purpose of carrying on the m s- hove business. He has had some experience in inc chtfing and .ffting of esrmeats, spd feels confident, by sirict aitsnfio6to bnstNess, that he shall merit share of public i'airon- age, s,ts l.s la... .ssss4 .s.t ss :, towns promptly and fsithfaIIy attended to- .
 Lffckfeld, Aug. a7, 1885. ..t..-. 7
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27
MARRTED,

In ihis town, m the 25lh iosl. Mr. Murray keBney tO Miss Abigail Woodrsf. sss Ss x
 Tn Waseriowa. On fhe 24il. inst mr. ksederick S' daughter of D.. Samuel E,oa, of the loI.ner place.
 h Hartford Mr. Henry z. Pratt. of New Yosts ic Miss Lucy F. daughler of Tbomas k. Brace, Esq.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27
.NOTICE,.

fgftE4& sftRf ftFR N " A &e@ lEV1HE subscriber hereby gives rOtiee that Ing
 IL has lfseeiysd wurants to collect of all persons liable te pay taxes in ihs town oF Litchield, town tax of three cents, and . state tax of one cent on the dollar on the as- sessmrni rIst of 1884. He will meet such per. sons far the purpose of receiving said tax: as sihe County House in Lisch6eid. on MOndsy the 7ih day oF September next; soD Tassdays at the public house in MiItoa Socisty; wea-l pestIay ai the house ofAaroS Bradley in Brad- levyil;s {: Thursday at the stose ot E.s COwles' iD Sonth Farms; Friday at the store 0t Dan Cattle in NorthGeld- ssill attend frosn one till four o'clock in ths afternoon on each oI said days. assss x. s 4s :. AL
 He Win, also. receive a School Tax at the lime and pihces above mentioned sgainst aW persons liable t0 pay such tax in the hrst Dis- irirt of ihe assf School Society.
 Legal fees tsill he expected m all eases Alter ,hei first Monday in Octaber next s ~. B. | shall levy my warrants ep the pro- peviy of those that have not paid me sheir tax es on List 1888 as soOn q can, without la vor es affection to any.
 SETH CATIlEN, Collector. ] Eitekfeld. Aug. H. 1885, ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27
GROCERIES.

LUST received an additional stock GRocE- y RTEs, consisting of Teas, Lump and Brown Sugars. a variety of kinds, Jasaand Sf. Do mingo Coffee. RaisinSs Spices ground and nn. ground. Bar Soap. C6dfsh, IT. !. and Liver pool Salt, MoIasses, Ssc. Sc. aliwhich are ofs fered at the lowest prices,by
 Aug. a7. W.&aD. PORTER.f
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27
Re,0;,p,e,,f1I Orders.

HIRAM GOODWIN. Esq. is appointed AtjOlan, n ofthe 2lst Reg of Inaniry, 6ih Brigade. Conn Militia, and s to be and accoriingly
 E. A. PHELPS, Col. 2l1 Reg't Tafr r'ys 6th Brig C0iebrook, Aug. l9, 1855. 5stES aHsty~
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27
STRAY HORSEl

M GTRAYED from the subscri- Masl1 0 ber on Thursday the SSd of July last, dark Bay MARE, 5 = years old, switch tail, the shoe of from her right fore fOUt, dark mane. which Whoever wiilreturD said mareto me, or give me information where she may be had, shall be reasonably rewarded. N 5st! 3si lss s
 .a(7lsgs sta !3,e <. HARLEY MORSE. Litckfeld, Aug. 25, 1885. ssB:t e,$ Sscss lg
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27

State of ConnecsicNt, 6th Brigade, .. Sd Dirision sConaecticu. Milifia, Ss. a
 ss4 Brigade Order. GSfiARLES B. SMlTH, or 'rorrinsiord, is appoin- O4ted Aid-de- Camptothe Brigadier General of said Br,gasle, in the place of w. Andrews, Esq. re. signed and sto beabeyea and re saecied accordingly
 MOSES COOK, Jr. Brig, Gen. Goshen, Aaguss 24, 1885.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27
NEENAl ERTE. ....

zyse BeMsES szssM IBSstg6 .sgpS EQEL0NGiNG q to the New Y vfll z06logS- A1 cal institute and BestoaI Geological As- sCciati9B riii he eAhibiird in Lifch feid, near Spencer & Wadhams' Hotel. on Tharsday the 10th day of September, 1883.
 The Association haze just received from l their Hunting Party in the wiIds Of Africa, and added to their former rolection, (and ex xs hiBised witli6ut any Addisional charge for. ad- . mitiance) a large tnale Rhinocerus; the Poos,N nar, or HiHdostan Bears ihe only one which ever reached The, U. States alive; a full-grow0, Iopir; small Elephant, 8 years old, 4l-2 feet high; young Lion Cubs a0d Royal Tiger in the same cage; pair of Wkite VHlteres :, q large Caffra Crane; pair of Peiitans; 2 Jackall or Lion Prnvider pair of MOcOess and a pair of beautifal P0tcees from Spains st. Seats f'r 1000 persons willlbe erected-<Ia-st dies and chdrnn always having the prefer-ss rnce.g Hours ofiexhibition from 10 4 F. M.a < Admittance las nsoal) S5 CenischiIdreH an !, der 10 years half price.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27

A Collection of Wax Figures 2 Large Anaconda, or the 9errifc Serpent ss
 { e JaUa. a-,d iarge Boa Constrictor, x 4se6. < sas99 isl 0r Ssrdagiing Serrent.ag 4eY e4!i . Entrance t0 the MWseutn from the inside Of .i ithe Menagerie Pavilion. Admittanee l2 i,9 \; ceats--children under 10 years, half prica. N. {, nTS The same will be exhibited at Hum
 phreysviile the 4th, at Waterbury inc 5ih. at. \
 ns Forpartieulars asto description of ans 3 .imais. szc. SSc. see large Bills posted up atthesl principal Hotels.s! Bsa 424s 2e aiEsf Vi ilii ia I August 26.6 A N fai94 sst.a.ssf9 saf
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27

Yale Celege.-The annual commencemento of Tale College was celebrated on Wednesday last. Number of aradnaies 73. The mas.er's degree was coniered upon 2 aiumni and u,,on two graduates of eier in- situations. Also the honorary degree of 4. M. upon Rev. Beniamin M.r Hill, Rev. Nathan Burion, and the Hon George w. Lay. The degree or M. D. up- on l7 alumni of the Medical Department of Yale College, and honorary upon William Hyde. Nathan Shelton, LymaR Cailn, and Charles Eidridge. The New Haven Herald that from sixiy-Gve 10 sev. en,y have entered ihe next FreahMBm Glass. and twelve ri,e Sophomore elass.-N. r. Daily Adrer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27

good of the whole. Mir. Van Buren's are whatever ihe hour and 6ccaSIon may Feqsife. Yes an ntelIi- gent people is hsmtpgeti win aihe raw head and bloody boaRs of Fedefalenn, against Mr. Webster and with the patient, unchanging, sefdenying, and disintereated Democracy of Marlin Van NBaaen-- whose whole poliicsl life has been snf ofce-hodiig and wl0se maiw political supnrt h aud has been de- rived trOm the dispe6aasion of official patronage
 AE,fs tg4sfs .t y t3s ~. r. Axaeric0K
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27

"SmaH -Beer."--Heny A. Mitchell. Esq. Of Brs- ,o has been appea,edh hy the Coun,y Court Of Hart ford county s,a,es Attorney, in place of lsaac Tou- cey, resigned. it st I9g,.. s.eta 4si3 4a Sa
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27
AlTCHFIELD, AUGUST 27, 1895.

yTRlAL 1CR MURDRRs-The trial Of lgOstiAho Ra- Ssai0 IOt the murder ofyoune Beardssy iE New-Eres
 ton on the 27t q ApritIasi, commenced on Tuerday of last week beIof tie Superior Court now sitting in this siIage-Freseos Judgss Williams and Wait. The
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-08-27

of oar enemies-only remember no other Geaefal but the real oneRo mas must have the glory os setv ing under any other chief while Andrew Jackson Iises."-N. Y. EveRiag Star,
 Afr Wsbskey.--We honor the spirit, ard approve
 ,tc argument, witI which the National IstelgeneeT
 s.saains the cause of this Reaiemaa, ns candidate tor ,he Presidency. Amid ,he luke-wasinness and
 backsIidink a other quarters. is gratifying sc near
 voice soI leeble, vnireds nor snes
 re-asseri she claims of this emiaeal Statesman, end
 deridng she b0g-beas of his impused iedernissH-a
 though ail that conservative and vaieaDse "a tne
 syssem snd policy of ihe consasy wese not ihe rn!i of fedevaiism-ask itat he should be judged by h's
 puhe career. his speeehes, his vnaes, his compre- hensive and truly American views, ef every 9aeson of iaeereet, he has been called upon to u.scnes:
 The son ef New -England tar@Fz s'neeIi, br0nghi | vp io the tabors of that ealling-- 4Hs special dough- faced Demorrat !--we kAN .ho Nor l where.--has sought io depreciate NJ W N | n 1he work that John RandDplPe &<pee do 5.-he f re,aius in slse elesaiion 10 which pnse tnse8scs haa ra;sed hiushe smplicIsy ot hss ei he
 -a man of the people wholly dess'ine ol psssens,oI | in hs manners his dress, and hs ega'Page SnMsn I aa arssspcyak-whle MdssiB Van B.ren. ine weo-
 sser spruag from the people. effects the pesw maass'
 aad iR hs deponmens. in hs eoaye!:ason V .Ie
 dyism of hig drsss, the excess 2. hs peon - Enenis. and the s,yle Of his carriages ana
 seeks to. mark as dissisey as possible. the disanee between his vulgar ee6pement, and the un,euneu'
 bss aot vulgar. plaaness of the people 1es "e The same dillereaee exists la ther pubIic acts.- Mr. Webster is always. and ppoD sh subjects. tns
 fieid of tIe people. Mr. Van Busen 0 tbetr Eeter' ev Sir. Webster is aecusiomed to consider every question i9 the Pons oG yiew most conducive to We
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-28
STEAM MILL AT AUCTION.

ON THURSDAY. JUNE II, 1885, at IL o'clk.
a. m. will be sold at auction on the premises;
rgstlE subscriber's very substantial Steam Min
= in Newport, being 40 by li2 feet long, 4
stories high. with engine room 20 by 2S feet,
stories high, containing steam engine with two
good boilers; said engine WIS built by the Provi-
dence Steam Manufacturing Company; steam
copper pipes for heating the lower room are put
up: there is a never failing stream Of soft water
for supplying the boilers. The lot on which the
building stands, is not equalled for situation. run
ming from Thames-street 10 the channel Of the
harbor, being 6S feet on Thames 81. and the
same in the rear; having good wharf for land
ing coal, &C. There il a two story store on said
wharf, 60 by "a feet; the lot will measure fsm
Thames st. to The end OF the wharf 4s3 feet, and
Is situated within short distance Of the business
part of the town, being about 400 feet north of
the steam cotton stone mill. For a more partcu-
lar description of the property, refer to II. Bull.
Esq. II. X. Lawton, or Clarke Burdck, of New
port WHO has the keys Of the building. The pro
perty 10 he duly appreciated, must be examined.
Terms made known at the time and place of
sale. WIN. A. +. SPROAT
VIM. LOWE,
Newport, May 2S. auct'r
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW DHY GOODS sTDge H.
THE SUBSCRIBERS,

EeELiEviSG that some things may be done
ND us we'll some others, have concluded lin
order to keep pace with some of their enter
prisng ncighbors.) to enter into the Dry
Goods business.-They have just opened a
handsome assortment of Staple and Fancy
articles among which are the following
splendid Grape shawls, printed musins, plain
buff pink chex fancy ginghams, light and
dark prints, purple blk Gros dc Nap, Gros dc
Swiss; lus,ring and other silks-Leondas--
Grape sewing silk, and gauzc hdkts-jacon-
ett-mull, India, book e. Swiss muslins--
whte cambric, bobbinct lace, bobbnet quilt
Iinrs. kid gloves, blk and white silk do. brown
side lace, embroidered cotton hose, brown
and fancy do; chintz and plate furniture, silk
velvet, white and brown linens, rcry cheap
linen hdkis., linen drillings, blk bombazine,
ribbons, bleachcd g. brown sheetngs. Rouon
cashmere, York jean, color'd canbrics, &c.
o. ALso-cloths, caSsimeres, and vest
'ings; sattinets. and every article usually found
in Dry Goods Store. The above will be
sold cheap in the literal sense Of the word.
may % J. s; J. HORSWEI.L.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-28

In this town on Thursday last, John b. infant
son of Mr. Michael Eddy, Jun aged Years & 20
days.
On Saturday last, Of abcess on the heart, Miss
Harriet Newell Spooner, daughter Of Mr.. Wing
Spooner, aged Is years
Al Little-Compton, on the 9Th inst, Mrs. Lydia
Almy, wife of Sanford Almy, Esq
At Knowlesville. N. Y. on the 4th inst, Mr..
Edward Chappell, son Of the late Mr. James
Chappell, Of this town, aged AZ years.
At Clayvile, on Saturday evening last, much
regretted, MIR. Jabez Nelson Horton, in the 29th
year Of his age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-28

MASSACHUSETTS MORALS. s.--That por-
lion of the ebay State" known as the
Old Colony, consists of three Counties: I:
Plymouth, Bristol and Barnstab'e, and
contains about 10000 inhabitants. At
The recent session of the Courts in those
Counties, after a vacation of three
months IN one, four in another, and sew
On in the other, there was bnt two m
dictments in the whole Of them, aud each
of these for petty larcenics of less than
ten dollars IN amount, and not single
indictment has been found for an aggra-
waited offence, or any that would subject
the offenders to punishment III the state
Prison. 1t is not likely that parallels
state of society could be found IN the
whole world.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-28
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, May a,
(Repott,d for the Daily Advertiser and patTiut.)

At Market 3l2 Beef Cattle, (ncludlng
about $50 unsold last week,) II palrs Work
ing OSen, Is Cows aud Calves, 4SO sheep
aud 30 Swine. About 80 Beet Cattle unsold,
nearly all of which are of the first quality.
Pricos.-Bc9 Cdttic-Last weeks prices
were fully supported, We quote prime at ~ a
40s: good at 33s 37s I'd thin at 2Ss 33S
Cd.
Uorking Oren-Saes were noticed at
SG5, 52 80, and Sill.
Cops and CdIros-Salcs at s2l, %, 35, -
and 40.
Shcep--Dull; lots were taken at l0sG l3s'
l5s,and l6s I'D.
.Spine--At retail ) l-2 u 6 for sows aud
6 - az for barrows.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-28
New as,d Cheap Goods.

a. II. g. c. LAWTON, have just received
~ from New York, a beautiful lot of ofGoods'
suitable for the scason--among which arc
Light and dark prints, Of the most fashion
able style;
Light and dark ginghams;
A beautiful style of French mnsins;
Shawls, and fancy hdkfs Of III kinds;.
Wells, ribbons, gloves, blk and colored sIlls'
laccs,
Cotton, lace and Grecun cdgings ana
qui,lings;
| Silk aud cotton hosiery;
| Linens and cottons;
| Bonnets Of the latest fashions; .
J ALSO--cloths, cossimercs, sattinctts and
yesling of al kinds---all oF which shall bs
sold al the very lowest prices.
| May 81, 1885.