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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-08
, Ibis fOuTih day OF SepiemI
LiTTLETON w. TAI

FHNHlRTY NEGROES On Thursday the 9th inst .
n AZ 10 o'clock, will sell. in front Of our office 20
valuable and likely Negroes, all from plantation and
consisting principally Of young ncn and young women
j & S. COSBY g. co. Aucts
September g. gG-ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-08
. itis no, JUS, or

10 for inc many to put then down tia not lust on
Patriouc, that the many De sacriccd to theJesc.
we crave your perusal of the falowingand ask your
best exer'ious to promote the object which he eniorces
Respectfully, THE EDITORS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-08
from the Lowell Times Of August o. |
LSREAE SIANERX Al 4, L,.cI ~, -,

..is4f oI1INF IIt1 MEETING IN LOW EIL -!
We congratulate the citizens Of Lo ell on the tr.
umph OF free and liberal principles gag lac and
oppression congratulate them on the Complete and
total failure of those who have grossly insulted the
enlightened citizens of LOWELL by calling a me citing for
e purpose OF passing resolutions utterly of
the principles Of The Constitution, and OF common sense;
we congratulate them their ndcpe in tr, atng
WIN the contempt they deserved the authors and sup
Porters OF resolutions advocating the destruction of our
dearest rights, THE FREEDOM OF SPEECH aud the
LIBERTY OF THE PRESS
call Tor public mecting TO be held in the Town
Hall of Lowell, Saturday evening August 22d TO
consult together and "declare their CONVICTIONS" as TO
the conduct OF those freband fingers the Abolitonsts
was drawn up 10y Charles III Locke TO which he OBJ
tanned the name of Kirk Boot, and about fifty others
Capt Austin was called to the chair and The object of
the meeting stated
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-08

Charles ii. Locke then read set of resolutions the
most absurd and ridiculous that offered to the
consideration o! any people whatever.
ihey required the citizens of Lowell muzzle the
press TO shut up their halls and churches against the dis
cusson OF this subject and Preeen all acho,n then
hare any control from attending meetings for such dis
cussions Hear that, We who called bow To such
yrannical dctaton sc who nsulled by being called
on to sustain gtg taio reSoiniionSi
The manufacturing citizens Ut Lowell 10 their honor
be spoken resisted with energy worthy Of Ainer
can citizens, such base attempt control the in the
exercise OF their constitutional rights May they ever
be ready to crush in the bud every such dcta
ton
Kisses, scrapings coughings, and yells, were mixed
WIN the succeeding exercises An attempt was made
by H. T. Merriam, Esq, to Justify slavery from the Scrip
lures but the strongest disapprobaton manifested
by the audience who, after repeated inc ectuaI ca lis
to order, Missed him do,cn,
In the course of the Of confusion which ensued
agentenan stranger in the place made few remarks
and was called 10 order of his not being CT
uzen OF Lowell II Southern Stakeholder rose and made
a m0iton, iohich cGS SecOndsdAndst the disorder and
confusion which characterized the meeting the resolu-
lions were referred to committee nine for revision
and The few who remained in the ball adjourned to next
Saturday evening.
Citizens of Lowell are you prepared TO accede TO the
lDperious demands of Southern tyranny you pre-
pared to ito tener tie hands and chain The tongues and
pens Of feo1c- citizens p Remember that nothing
snort OF this will satisfy the South
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-08

TFVE Subscriber is DESTROYS lease for FIVE years
" the form fSpriug Gsrdenl in Hanover on which
hc now resides. To suitable tenant, terms will be
made very reasonable W. VI. EOANE
Sept. 81 36.-wtf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-05-23
N1 - AhAs,s.1 49,
MEDICAL NETTING.


TIE ue0bsO e ~ ohiueoonG1 1Gootm1
iisssica Sscisay 0ss u ~ T6Wo ee1oDo
CsssIs - ~ fsssA day efo0ag ooMnu.
suass - adjosss0saa; - 6s1oo eo6qR
oskaoised, Doca. JsAa A. Onsk sfGl16no6.
sows, Wsyss Cssaey, 90 0ssl &c.
Il. Dalsa8sll - Hsnsy -Vs1n1ys tNQo1.
aiAsS 4sahsW e - 0D1fy 9Ho.
1scisg ssaiseseassy ess1sneialb 90 &c.
I'D . ieease. Atgaha0 Ulisoa -. 80
adnissed = - hsssssy 0suA9 efat1
Socissy. Dsse. Jsnoe Y. WyuA q
New Cssals, lDsssy Ossa1y, 81 ~
nshest 4 Doe)es e Raq eGoUuus DonGy
Co. w.s oasoias6 - l6uo6 @od0Go1 =
psscties Fhysie sssgssy, -. - a1mss.
oad esoaen6 arDieeo0o.
o. asaioo On. Josl Do0 wuooppoioe
- psssi6esa, +. J. DscAoaaa, q. M
iaeall ssd J. n. Cssk voso eopoiooo1
C6assss, J. Y. Wey0ao - a0putu0o1
0scsssssy ssd 4. .. DuoDss Ttuasssue -
he ssssisg yess. tt asze oss1ing eo1o
heh 10 ~ eowa e Nov CbaoA 0oonen
Cossay, - shs 6sss Moody se11a1 -
4 w. ss6spd by ~ bsos6 - $500
iaGs - psaliGhsd y - 0sAmon1 r
ls1sso, . Ppss pshlis6ed = D1somn
Wayns Cssaay, Bsdiaaasx
,. =. wAH1eAS, -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-05-23

On, 49, . sesss - - apQseneAg a.
vsss: hut behpA ! - ssos bosseess "
Randolph, I west ahsss. - sAis ? ~
.hsad and fioat ofay s0sediaG- GO
sssuse the ssaslenas hat ] nsves eeass-
saised aay fsan of his success, an6 did 49,
expect 10 give myself say eros6ls - tAet
score. To make shest of . loag ssosy !
viu ehsesvs eace fos IN, that ] - go ot
- 6sse ssslsss of wsyss Cosnfy, ~
tsiooA Jioy - also bssa vesy esasPies-
90 IN ~ early aaaab a - eesesy,
10 ne ~ prpgrsss, cd oil his ~ishty
6esds ere ksowa hr bsyesd shs li0ass q
this esaGseouisaal district ana - the pub-
lie - tribueal % whscA - q III ei0ss
williag - appeal, let the0 decide ssewssn
- aad cay who hss aeeed she -, so6
Who he scosndsel, viii which 6ocisioa
win ehessfally acqsiesees-l have 49,.
DAVID HOOVER.
P.S. AL did ~ vish - esees iaeo .
eosssoversy II this kisd, il NY - -
improper here 10 state thst ] q - -
Pecs 10 eoaiinue IL, ard that dhos)d ~
frsead wisA to seplv, - = - liosssy - q
% in his ews way and mssess wiaA pee>
feet impsniay.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-05-23

e1isets, bosh II re5srsees -
Osnsoaiag moro e3sesly - bss0 .
fsasl saiss ~ esod 6iih. Asss -
n.b1z-ay dsPsssosne 0id - =
60 e;scnngeanees Sstbes 60ieod;
- sslbssoessss - isssgSity - 80
DUane1ss viii - aaoag ths assa haeos.ess
e - eieissas u thie city, = veil - tnss
efl1ev Yea - Pih6slp biz, and win b
enonke1esy - doobs - yo0.
- AG1Upe, dess -, ~ warnese wishes @!
r : fsajah, pssce. T. haprness Of yourself,
EnmDv ssd oatioss, though The changing
zooeo q lie. Very respectfully yours
ii. l.. HOLCOMBE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-05-23

ausFEunen Dnmu2-A meeting was
ssesnaly ~ ialsaepspss subject Of
uise 80 . which report
- esaslssn1 - # West. was
s,ssssI1 IS ssspe.. ION
bsiaeosor AM Sw5lzerland, msst Of
whieh ~ a. irc. He stated that previ-
ossly - the opsning ofshe Fdbousx bridge
lin October lass, proof vas made Gifts caPa-
b;lisy Of sustaining great weight. BY placing
IS horses, Is peicss Of artillery aud 800
people upon Il ct one time, whieh did NJ:
cause The iishasss dssasosnsais II shs
structure. O. The oceasiea af opsni1g the
bridges, grand psocession r. H. clergy
and nunc;Pal asahesieies took plaee, whsa
no les than 1900 Pemsss, ssai@ated q
90 ton, were at sses @ the bnlgs. Tie
Two laFgsse bs;dess ovsst III Sqass, u Ly-
o. ass efwise, - ~ eEossed b he
hsavy FeseA d)igssesA vsighing 5000
~. sseh, Z anowiagh y Nv - carry 5000
~. 0oeo.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-05-23

on Of MY COUNTRY
CAUTION OF THE PRIEST m
rtsc nsT1rICp
m '
-, 1ne !o'lowsnS was sens 10 oy . respects
o,r en- ,s ;e.s. ro""0I,', WIN an "ss 70
tam some Iacfs dressed up - dialogue
an" = 'ae's ore Always important when
'ney Deas upon . 'neesese'"f subject, We
chserfol'y give the piece IN insertion. II
certainly DEVELOPS some q the false n.
mp: Pred"rces' and sopa'stsy,
inc IempeFancc cause - 20
me winter w'll observe p.
- ..e oss.o .! =. - - y
. g: -.
c'e''es' :.
- ~ 10Y agar
Cnr'S''snity may -
because these was
Pc eoo'enned, because slc
." A'noao.-ATse Asee'sess.
Piest. Sir don't YOU know that yuu are
making deadly poison, which vsrks ruin
% ysur neighboss, aud - a2ainse the vill a
jehovah; and don't you every dsy so The
hasm ut Il 10 doing in society: joo,t Won
know thstyos are the cause Of l,suder.t6aA.
and almost evsrv unlawful criue. = -,
think Il poapibIe for you to receiun
fsom that Great Being. whom - q
day olsnd. b. making and - = &. Z
hosrid seaG
DisfiN~ Sir this is Tho =
get ~ support st 9 - :.
Why did yoa ool - =
d:adly poison, 60 - 4 -
..n @ Seoovs
.sy' - 10 IS |.
O Scnov.hs FOR ~ part, I
between sns ''ds Of sne holy b'e!eS -
c.ee soe:.dc'ns the s.sk'ng' vending . q
:'as 'P'nss n mode'at'oa. And, 81, q yoa
nave any such 2 suppae9ent TO tie 1ible,
sn'ek u yoos dsty % publish It; o., It you
navs noe, sh.nk II would be bette. tos yo,
ana S,1n ;.t;n. y'. - /! s ...o ~ oo.ss.,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-05-23

LAND SAI4ES.-Noaics = given By
ysoe3aaaaies psAlished in The Cosernmeo'
eaesss, dat Pablo sales II land w,ll take
1asee q tlss pieces aud timss following, viz:
AZ the lsed Odics At Dessoit II Tie Ter
sisosy q llich;sss. commencing % Mon
Asy, ~ lob day e August next.
Al ~ had 0dice Ut Minessl Point in
~ Wiscuns;n District, IN tho Territory o.
lGieaig,s, eonoeseise - Moadsy, ths 9TH
~ a 6opee0beS oext.
Al ehe lsad (plIice IN Green by 10 tho
Tsssismy of Michigan. commsscieg on
l1sadsy, IL l7th dsy Of Auguse aexi.
n ~ State q Indiana, q ths Dasd once
q Lepesss. O. Monday tho III day oGSeP-
oo0bog next.
AZ ~ ssms p'ses. in contisuatios, en-
nsaeiag - Moodsy, the 2lst day - Sep-
oomheS 0exl.
Az ~ land o6sce at Fost Wsyss, o.
1lssday, the 2lst day Of October next.
Al The lanl Office 1t Dasville, il ths
State AZ Dllin0is, commencing on Monday,
tbs 2la day ofSepeeAbes next.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-05-23

ADAM KING, Esq. ooe Il the edissss
efthe Yssk (RA) Gasstas, PIT n end u
hbsxissescs a Wednesday lass, b haae-
~ hiassE. He w. 6sUery . @smhss
sfCsagysD fea Rsansylvaaia, asd ssup.
Dod . have beea u sasy ciscs@seancss.
Natiooal laseligeoees.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-05-23

PosaeviSs writing ous articles on
~ s.extra sessions We learn that the U.
8. Commissisoers, Messn. Howard and
Rash have informed our Governor that
Govespos Mason has rejected the pacific
psspos;sioas that they had mace to him, and
ihsi thsis miss;on was esded, and that they
- Departed 10 Washingaoa city. Tho
ll;cbieas nab have taken 0.jss Ss;eksfy,
vbosc booze they bad Prcviously bsoken
eees 10 Tho dsad of night, & whose offence
~ accepting township oliice under u
No Asd havepat him 10 Close jail, and have
slpo ~ M. Fletcher in Jail! The peo-
psiety q punishing these aggressioos 10 now
sppsssst. Tho Assembly ought to Be con-
vsaed, al Cur state laws supPosted.
(Okie MositoS, May IL.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-05-23

s. wea1ss how any psssoa ca 60 -
loakfiA bsfoss ssediag . sswslaPss, -
- ~ bssyDwes a this article. Il Wuoosg
~ my - can ct h. hgsakohg, sAes
SseAag . hsSowed paPss,' III h assU
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-05-23

Tho annexed letter, which we received
Yesterday from Tho seat Of Government Of
Ohio. gives the latest information Of the
safe of a6aiD besween the belligerents:
Coarxsus, MAY Z, 1895.
Geslemes: The Govesnos and bic suite,
Commiss;ooen, Chais-cauiem, &c. arrived
in The city lass evesins, being unable 70
fs,sh The runniag q he line, ~ cosse-
9uenes. = sl,sy STATS. q ths superior toscs
Il Aichisan. TIE Governor inteeds 10
esuvsse The Legislature aboSt the first
lloadsy h June, 90 The purpose Of askins
~ appropriation 70 defsay the necessary
ezpeasessf sscha force = b may deem
necsssasy 70 accomplish The iaasntioa Il
10 Lsgislaturs, 10 The oct of Ase session,
psosidiag tos The rea,rvsy q the bosa1sry
tise, and The extending a jurisdicssea ever
Tie territory il dispute. ] think thaa The
appsUqsistioa will y made, though il viii
1sss With considerable opposition.
Yours &c.
Naaioaal lsssligsncss, May IL.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-05-23

dsys hsCess IT,
. ccagnyef a - = =
timea - = = usD = oFUe0snaaa
waning Theyd1 a0sohosde - he ~
spss wksss - NJ 1sy snemble; they I'll
wesa and u stsse fosr houm ffso The tioe
of meeting, they Travelled q Soaf (fal bal!
Tho way npon the sun) sistees miles, and
saluted the enemy. This they did mest
e6ectualIy as thssecords of thu day noss
clearly psove--I discharged ny pusket At
the enemy . number az times. think
elevcn). with two balls each timeA and With
yell directed aim. My os0n1e. (Mr.
CIeaves, Of Beverly who - LL
ing By my side, had his finG e.
cut away by a ,hse fs
Whether my shot To -
say; bat this ] can say, II q
vas not fos want Of detemin1 J, ID
him who sent them. OF those usdss ny
immediate command, there il % sne lssi
alive. Three Of them were s:ain On that
day-I alone remain to tell their story lihs'
. lettering old man, through the goodness
az God, am still permitted 10 be hire.
am permitted to see this days aassndiDg
sun, and to witness these intcressiH eere-
monies. I can truly say il il one II the
hapPiest days, and most pleasing eents u
my life. A few DAYS moro at no, and
perhaps very few, and also shall 49,
bered with the dead. -
But while | see the sp;r;t. tt -
Patriots Of '76, bright and Wig =
breasts of their descendamoo =
the rights ofmy follow G.
and the Constitutes q -
dsd--I can say with Simes6 -
Lord, lettest thou thy serva~l T.
peace, Tor mine eyes have seeat pi.
on Of My COUNTRY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-05-23

luugrAxr RUuoa when the 10 e'clock
boat leit New Yofk yesterday, We undes-
soDod that there vas . report that the
Caaadss wsse 10 open rebellion. and had
ssaa Asas scme ofthe officers appointed BY
- kiag.-U. 8. Gas.
Tbsre = disposition manifested 10 dit
lsseas parts ofshe Un,oa, 70 place the name
a Gsessal Harrison upon the vice peesi-
destial ticket: II has been mentioaed -
10 adiunct to the White ticket and also 10
IL Wahpeer ticket.-U. 8. Gos.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-05-23

I. Z. =. !:
lkow $50 n 49, -, 4 90 -
o1vnSh1e aGnpo1 - - 49, - =
~ eDuDseg WjGA esaaa - 1yoa
% spesoosiGse he 0ossGneae 49, So
my. A Dviehaaa eon1iensod - - II
panty. cod O ths evening d - sscsnd ~
they caos upoa On lodial caaP covers
With hask and discovered 6esb igne e ~
encmv. A council vss aceesdia9:y beJA,
upoa which il was determieed 70 secseteI
themselves upon the tssp a. sbe camp 81
avail. the arrival It the Indians. Alter tl,s
sisht f.ll had set in, seven n these soae
Of the ksest entered tho camp; Invested
themselves Of their impls@ests 81 VA, eed
preparing so@eahing - satise!
the Gallo ofhanaer. Our Duiehasan had
20 itching to ksOw what ~ 9o'ag O be-
low. He accordisgly raised himself up .
bis hasds and iset and thus drew himself
forward, in defiance of al the fosbidding
gestures II his comrades, until b had
reached point - far IN ths Pscjecting
tree. that il bent with and precipitsted him
head foremost upon the Soc. Wheo be dis
covered that i,s was falling, be cried out,
'sI1ers coomes py Cot" Wheeupoo the
aAiixhted savsaes fed and leit tho camp an
easy esoqDssa - - cossrades.
IRISH REASAFgTRY.-Am oag the
visssss vtisls dbaisCsiisA DE IsisA Peasan-
Try, lhsss = 80 whieh shises With more
bsilhascy lhea lhsis flial o;s'y. No ma
To- en- pay msse respectful attention and
implicit obedience to their parents. 40
there arc no parish woskhouoes, in Ireland.
the country would ab0snd with destitute
Old people, were u not Sor the gratitude ef
their progeny. The Irish peaa0try esPc-
cialIy the mounfaineer, protects his parents
in The dcclise Of their years. The moth
er assist in cardisg, spinning. or nursing !;
the fathers hobble xbost directing the young
their work. AT night the best md easiest
seat 10 appropriated for the ancient f.ther
o. mother: and the best food ~ served up|
10 them. at 10 really," ssys traveller who
bod seen much ofthe habil1 u these poo
PIE, ian edifying and lovely sight to behold
The respectful attention paid By these
peasants to their aged parents, while the
grand children are taught to address them
in the most endearing language, nay. to add
them in prayer" Nor does the lilisl Irish
expire with the parents. He
He elsses their eyes, attends their remains
to the humble tomb with grateful sorrow,
and occasionally visits tho grave Of those
WHO gave him being, bedews il with hisl
tears, and breaihes . pious rsq0ium 6orl
their departed souls. Fom such d'sposi-
ton, what excellent virtues might be pro
duced with proper callivation.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-05-23

0f oare % oemy %, % care ooe, - o -
happens that have Tho copy ola Dseaer
before ne wsittea By Lin - ID Treasures
Of State, begging instructions hew 70 psD-
ceed sgainst hsM, and ihat i III ewa las-
guaee he shoul3 look to the Treasussr q
the State foe his paw, which u coaclusivc
evideace that he voluaSoere6 his ssevices
in that case; and BY = refersoce 70 the
JournsIs Of the Legislature it will - 49,
that he did receive his pay aeessdiagiy.
8 And hero let me enquire whsahee - =,
or - not, The man, who o ooee tbaa 90
occasion has taken fees sgainss old and
tried friends, thoss Who stood b. hi0
through good report and evil ssPost; which
after making every allowasce fos The pr
vile&es Of the profsssioo - esetlsaas
would have done. "Dy their fuits shall
70 know them."
Hecomplsiasthat lam IN tbe habit ofduu-
bic dealing, that ny letters vsll bear moss
than Ooo coostructieo, and that Il woul6
taAe . Jesuit to sxplaia theo, should that
10 ths case with this episode, e - will eall
|oa ~ | vii Psoasise 10 sxPlais - anbi-
|guous Terms snd doubeo oosso6sss % hip
|n6sfaeaiuo.I thsnk { koov vAae ails
~ fnsaa Jioy, - has Discovered sliso
- hasd writing O TIE vall," ahea sAe
- vAsels e Wsyns Csaaay,~ sasssa
80 - sessoB aad viii havo = seunaia
10y assAose6 u the haskuur q Csaess-
49, Aad ~ befoso IeuncIs6e, poeuit
- - so0a1k hat Il - q a ti0ao beeo
uDunsly uaPlsasaae - -, . - duven
- ~ en~rua how~ 49, 60
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-28
April 80.
JAS. HAM MOND'S
Circulating Library.
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~ScV 240l Mayor OF Wmdgup, by tho
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322 Wonderful Characters--comprisin
/ memoirs and anecdotes Of tie most re-
markable persons of every age and na-
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249l Gentleman in Black, / vol.
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2vols.
2197 Rcbcl-and other tales in prose and
verse, by +. l.. Buwer, vol.
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tive of Rebecca Theresa Read, | vol.
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Of Underdown Hall, 2 vols.
$500 Tour on the Prairies, by Washington
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2j03 lighwaymali-Lives and Exploits OF
English Iiighwaymen, Pirates and rob
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250i Celebrated womcn-Memolrs of cele-
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-28

a
,HMA4 on the east side OF the Island of
Rhode-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
ilpge-a large orchard of choice fruits, grape
vines, Sc.
The Mansion House is very elegant con-
sisting of main building, 30 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-
,nented with great variety of foreign trees
and shrubs, Of the rarcst description.
Attached to the premises, are new ana
convenient farm hsusc, Il 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 ad-
vantages for fishing, fowling, and sea bathing
The above property is so situated, that II
may conveniently be divided into two farms
For further particulars, apply to Richard
X. Randolph, Esq. Newport, or Stephen G,
Williams, Esq, So Wall-s,rcet, Ncwlork
40 tcl HENRY N. BRUSH.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-28
BOOk-ssilpding, &c.

~ TOTICE.-The subscriber informs his Gus
~ tomers in Newport th". he has removed
his Bindery 10 No. l9t, Market Street, where loo
will bc happy TO ENJOY continuance of their ia
yOrs.
Account Books ofevery description on hand,
or made 10 order, and warranted to give entire
satisfaction. The best Of materials ARE used. and
particular attention paid 10 the Ruling which is
always free from broken lines.
Record Offices, Banhing Institutions, or
Merchants in want Of Books, by sending an or
der specifying Kind aud quality, will be dealt with
IA literally as on personal application. Old
Books rebunnd in every variety Of style.
- Refers 10 X. Is. Cranston, Es1. Cashie
Newport Exchange Bank-Geo. 4. " earer, do
n. T.. Commercial Bank.
Pattern a,ds Of every size and description
for manufacturers aud calico pointers, made al
short notice.
THOMAS DOYLE,
l9a, .Narket square.
Providence, X. I. Feb. 20, 1885.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-28
PUBLIsIIED WEEKLY.
e HATS G
~ ar NEW- YORK -
PRiCEs.
I'i,iCEs.

vsNnE subscribers having received the Spring
Fashions, respectfully invite the attcn-
tion of the citizens of Newport and its vicin-
ity, to their improved satin BE.lFER
H71'S,-hats which possess all the requisite
qualities of arEN DOLLAR HAT, in regard to
llghtness, shape, elasticity, aud superior lus-
tire, &c. Their Hats are made of best Satin
Beaver, 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.
just receired from .NtV- York,
large and elegant assortment of CLOTH
Cars, of all dcscrptions.-Also, IA few cases
New-iork Satin Beaver Hats, of the latest
London stylr.-Pcrsons in want oiany ofthc
above articles, will find il to then advantage
To call aud examine them previous to pnr-
chasing, as they wll be sold as cheap as any
in this State, at Store No. I26, Thames st.
opposite George Engs s. Cos Hardware
Store. JOSEPH b. WEAVER &Co.
n. B.-Iiats made to order, at the shortest
no;ice. April 9th, 1875.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-28
BOOTS s. SHOES.
Benz A NJ n NJ A X 5 II Jr.
No. ,,.. 49, . ,... r'."..-.''..'.

HAS Just opened, great assortment Of Doors
II and sHoEs, suitable for the approaching
season; among them are, Ladies fine hid French
Morocco. blue black and jet black, lastingS Den
mark, satin shoes cut and made IN the French
s,yIe. Misses hid, Morocco 4 cloth 10. Children $
kid and Morocco boots aud shoes Of all colours,S
Of tho frs, quality, Gontlen.en's line dress boots
shoe. aud pumps, together with large assort-
men, Of low price boots aud shoes. Those who
arc in want OF the above articles, will please call
and ses Cor themselves.