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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-02-26
JEE EMEAsk CASEY,
RON NESEVTER

Resident at Fort .4ians, .Niacpor Harbor, RI
nFFERS his services rs an experienced
" Bone Setter to the public-having nu-
merous testimonials Of his success in the pro-
lession during his stay in Newport.
Newport Jan. %, 1884 3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-02-26

.U OiUH CONUCH NUlUUH .ftUVUTI, TCUT HUT y
Cd, 1885,
ORDERED, That all persons wishing to
W obtain License for the retailing of Spirit
uous Liquors for the year commencing on the
10Th OF February instant, leave their names
with the Council Clerk, on or before the 10Th
instant, as the Council will meet on the 18th
for the purpose of granting the same to those
whom they may see fit.
Ordered, That the. above be published in all
the newspapers of this town. Witness:
B. B. ROWLAND, Council Clerk.
Newport Feb. 5, 1884.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-02-26
FALL e. WINTER GOODS

EDWARD +. NEWTON,
Has just receired, aud offers for sale al eafrcm'
Low PRICES:
A very extensive and desirable assortment
IL of DRY GOODS. adapted to the ap.
preaching season.--The attention Of purchds'
srs is respectfully solicited.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-02-26

fJ@NOTICE.
VENTIE tape and calico trade, as carried on in
II this town, having now arrived to srARv-
ING CONCERN,
TILLEY,
In order if possible to ward off the hdcous ma
lady, is obliged 10 resort to other means for a
support, and has connected the
HAT WITH THE DRY-GoODs TRADE.
Just Opened
SUPERB SATIN BEAVERS, ,--ELE-
CANT BEAVERS--and an assortment Of
COMMON HATS.
His motto is "CHEAP"
TILLEY has complete assortment Of BoN-
NETS. [sept 25
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-02-26
February l2.
JAS. HAMMOND'S
Circulating Library.
RECENT ADDITIONS.

C-Religion a Dictionary of all reli-
DO gions and religious denominations
Jewish. Heathcn, Mahometan and christian,
by Hannah Adams, vol.
2is3-Sephora, a hebrew tale descriptive
of the country of Palestine; by Rev. L. NJ.
Harris, ! vol.
3IO-Charles the Second; Beauties of the
Court of Charles the Second, by Mrs. jane
son, vol. -.
32O-Sullivan's Lctters--famliar letters on
public characters and public events, from the
peace of 1888, to the peace of 1915; by VIM.
Sullivan, vol.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-02-26

'EO tine TRADERS of Newport.
RODGERS IMPERIAL STOCKS.
ny7M. II. RODGERS, Joys buildings,
w Boston, informs the traders Of New
port, that he has constantly on hand gene
raj assortment of his newly invented lMPE-
RIAL STOCKS AN article acknowledged
to be equal if not superior to any Of the kind
now in use. Traders will find it to their ad-
vantage to give him a call, or favor him with
their orders.
Boston, Nov. %, 1891.
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COLONNADE ROW, NO. 9,
And ISL l-2, Thames-st.
WILLIAM II. RIDER

III E AS taken the spacious new store,No. I5I.
Il Il Thames-st. in the building formerly The
mansion house of the late Geo. Gibbs, Esq. where
he has opened fresh and handsome assortment
of WET-INDIA GOOD, liquors, wines, &c.of
the choicest qualities.
His Goods being very carefully selected, he re,
spectfuly invites those who are desirous Of pur-
chasing, to give him call and examine for them.
selves
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-02-26

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSIilP.
r5>HE Co-Partnership heretofore existing
n undpr the firm of
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-02-26
'Vo tine Graders of Newport.

Newport, Feb. 2, ls35.-[l2l
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-02-26
.ST.aT,E'S PRISON NOTICE.

Providence, Jan. 2S-[f5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17

THNHE subscriber intends continuing his School the en-
county of Hanover Is miles above the Court-housc and
miles above the Fork Church, commence the 18th of
January, and terminate the 18th of December wha
vacation of month"; during the Summer In his
School will be taught the Latin and Greek Languages
together with such instruction in the English as is usual
y given in similar institutions The terms of board and
tuition, including washing lodging &C. for the scholas-
tic year Of 10 months will be 500. The neighborhood
IS healthfu and the society good In addition to these
advantages the subscriber pledges himself devote his
best excrons to the moral well as intellectual i'm
Provement of the youth committed his charge HAY
ing retired from the Bsr and being unengaged in agrcu-
turaipursIitsm my School have my undivided attention
Boys under the age Of 10 years will be preferred Let
ters addressed TO the subscriber Newfound Mills p
Hanover county, will be attended TO.
RICHARD f. DARRACOTT
November Ia. 55-3tloc4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17

I'm CHANCERY- VRGINIA--In Nottoway County
"a Court, 4th December, 1884
Sally Harper, widow and reict of Edward Harper
decd Robert S. Flppin and Nancy his wife, Greed p
Harper, and John T.. Harper, Plaintiffs
against
Newton M. Harper, in his right and as admins
traitor of Edward Harper, decd, and James r. Joel g.
Jesse b. and Mary A. Harper infants by the said New
ton NJ Harper, their guardian ad Itcn and John Avery
and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Harper, Defts
This day came the plaintiffs by their counsel and filed
their billiard the defendants john Avery and Elizabeth
his wife, not having entered their appearance given
security according to the Act of Assembly and the rules
OF this Courtand appearing by satisfactory evidence
cd That the said defendants do appear here the first
day of the next March term and the bill the
paintis and that copy of this order be forthwith
serted in some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond or town of Petersburg for two months successive
y and posted at the front door of the Courthouse this
county. Copy Teste,
Dec 90 [65-w8wtl F. FITZGERALD. c. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17
E,OEER n.
q Nuon var nrMAiNs vNsrNa."
(From 7au's THiabWrgi Magazine
b !. ...I. .cIlL, III ..nI

THE lsT Ts' r IsSEsf @ %lSa"i f6runr
The PaS,,--,hS Prcseat,-and the fa,sre,--,hcse
Arc Times three portions; aud Eternity's
Can be greater. Strange is their division:
Each with each making union aad collision.
They were, or arc, or viii be, each the same
And each the other, in their order, name
Aud boiog Yet two of those n6ni,o:
The Past, stili rehaent on the deepening night
OF pre- eternity, whose unborn source
Receives, absorbs, aeceleraos, its course;
The Future, from its post-cternsl ptorc
The Prescni,-how shall we its state define!
What hand shall mctc its nice and narrow lne'
Gone, even in its comilg, subtle shade,
Whose advent by no art of man is stayed
Nor its departure srecdedi that small space,
Whose point the FafHre AMI tho Past eiiaco
In ,hs same sam, instant. !, viii be the past,
The unchanged always changing Preseati stin
Irmng the has been, being and to-bc;
The bridge OF either KvER, sngc-orchcd,
Ocr whose short spathe ceascles Past hath marched
From the quick Future, which ts track pursues
o'crtakcs impes, ciiaces, aud rcuews.
Thc far Past fades behind Oblivion's veil;
The nearer CLEANS through Memory's reflex pale;-
Dark as the distant Flaturei while the near
Takes the prisnatic tints of hope aud fear.
Our sircs possessed the Pdsf--its state theirs;
Our children are the Futures destined heirs:
While between either range ourselves arc thrown,
The waste forgotten, and the waste unknown
So are the twain liielcss void tous-
The ante natal, and the pos,humous,
Shedding alike their deep, impervous gloom,
Before Bel ., the cradle and behind the tomb: ,,
On ia own instant indivsiblo
The spcck of time, incapable of pause
twas what will be, and will be what was,
Yet ever is,-a filling, emptying, sea;
Through which the river of FttUri,H
ENhaustloss rolls into the broad and deep
Gulf OF the Past with ncver-tiring sweep.
How strange, that what is nothing should be all
Continual time, tmeless Interval
a vewlsss atom, slipping fiom the sense,
An orb of undescribcd circumference.
Forhear the cnlargng thought,-nor urge a thomo
Which he alone can rcueh--the power supromo,--
Within the glance of whose all seeing eye,
Tho Past, the Present, aud the Future hc,
A tri-une point in eternity.
Yet hence a seasonable lesson
Woll be extended .
Be then with Present wisdom cast,
To catch the Future, it be the Past!
T.. l.. l.. s.
sO,le,
Thou weak- built Isthmus, thou dost proudly riso,
Up between etcrnitics CoEiey.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17
LDssyJESSTUC-

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT.
By and ieiM The odDicc and consent of ME Semitic.
James NJ. Wayne, to be one Of the Associate Justices
o. the Supreme Court Of the United States in the place
OF William Johnson deceased.
benjamin Renshaw, to be Consul for the portof Alcant
in SPAN, IN the place Of George B. Adams.
John Stykcf, TO be Consul for the port Of CsaIlod
CIexas) in Mexico.
william H. Wickcs Surveyor and Inspector Of the
Revenue for the port OF Chester IN tie State of MARY
land, from the 9th inst, when his former commission
expired
Edward Pescud Surveyor and Inspector Of the
Revenue for The port Of Petersburg and CITY Pon in fe
State Of Virginia from the 10Th inst, when his former
commission expired.
Samuel Alexander Register Of the Land Office for the
district Of lands subject - sale nc Quincy the State Of
Illinois, from the "a Of March next when his present
commission will CA pirc
Frank j Allen, Register Of The Land Office for the
district Of lands subject 70 sale At Jackson in the State Of
Missouri from the 9th December, 1874, 0ice George
William Blackburn, Receiver Of Public Monies for
the district Of lands subject 10 sale Wapaukeuneta in
the State Of Ohio, from the 2st Dec. uf 0ice r. j.
Skinner.
Thomas Charle.oE. Collector Of the Customs for
the district and Inspector Of the Revenue for the port Of
Hardwcke, IN the State Of Georgia from tho 3Oi uf
rice J. j. Maxwcli--GioJo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17

RBR LEONARD BOSHER-Srn: Take notice that
I'VE shall on Tuesday the 18th day of February next
between the hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and
o'clock in the afternoon of the same day. in the Clerks
Office of the County Of Cumberland proceed TO take the
as evidence in suit depending in the Circuit Su.
perior Court of Law and Cfancery for the county of
Cumberland, wherein am plaintiff and you are defend
ant; and If all the dispositions taken on the dav
above mentioned, shall continue from day to day until
all the dispositions TAKEN when and where YOU NAV
attend, II you see cause. MILLER WOODSON
Dec 49, 65-,vd,yk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17

Mk bEIoH, &e.--" TBE ExrRAonpISaEy PRtyr,ya !,
We find in Mr.. Tylers account of what he calls Ger
TaoTdtnary printing by The Bank the following items
lOOOO Archer speech Bank question S233
1000 Legl's speech on Protest 1o5
5,OUO do. renewal Bank charter I0d
5000 do. Leigbs do g pages added 15G"
Here IS an outlay Of nearly seven hundred dollars
land more if take into account their share Of Tic
$500 for paper seals, and eareiopos for the 25 OOn
speeches Of Alessrs Leigh and Archer Not dollar is
paid By the Bank for the publication Of any ones speech
protesting to be against the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Nessrs
Archer and Leigh only excepted
How IS this 10 be accounted for2 Why ,yould The
Bankcxpend 50 large money oercalae twenty.
FIVE thousand speeches Of the two able and influential
Virginia Representatives against itself? Why when the
great object Of The Bank party convert the LEADING
state Of the South 70 the Bank interest should il cir
cuaie speeches there purporing 10 be opposed to
ik we ask The people Of Virginia, whether they
suppose the Bank would contribute its means 10
wage war upon ITSELF merely to nltter the vani.
OF the orators, that the managers Of the secret
service fund were ignorant and obfusc as 10 mistake
speech made against The Bank for those made in ts be-
half We hope Mr. Leigh, who is now a candidate
before the State Legislature of Virginia ff ak veays
term Of frrcsDOHsibe service according 10 the modern
wing doctrnc) will explain to those who represent an
anti Bank State, how happens that his speeches were
such peculiar avores with the publishing COMMITTEES
If he were 70 come to honest confession We think
he would say The Bank Of tho opinion that direct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17

advocacy of il in Virginia, not tho way to serve it,
that was necessary TO persuade the people of that pa
trioc State that they would be compelled choose be-
tween the present Bank and still more a,ofui aerna-
trethat they had 20 choose between evils
least that which they had accustomed to bear
This, think would account for the complexion of
Mr. leighs speeches, and the favor they met with in
the eyes Of Mr. Biddlc.-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17

- WAsHiforON, Jan. 10.
The bill for regulating the pay Of the Navy was yes
icrday passed over by very lean vote in the House Of
ePfeschtayes, ia order 70 take up The annual appro-
priatiOn bills
The appropriation bills for The Revolutionary pensions,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17

NoTlCE.-An persons having claims against the
estate ofWn Talley dcs d., will please bring them
forward properly authenticated, for settlement
JOSEPH TALLEY, .7d,n'r of
Dec. 20. T6S-w4w1 HIN. TaffeU dcrd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17
TN CHANCERy- -vIRorSiA Lancaster Csy Court,
n November Term, 1884
George w. and Sarah Downman Comps

II November Term, 1884:
George w and Sarah bowman, Complts.
against
John Il. Downnan and Harriet his wife. Thomas
W. Ednonds and a. O. his wife, Jas f. Ball, Jane T..
WIN. c., Julius, and Littlcton ID. Mitchell, Dcils
This day the plaintiffs, in this cause and upon
hearing their bill and exhibits III this cause the Court
doth order, that the defendant VIM d. Montague, who
IS not an inhabitant of this Commonwealth be required
to appear here the frs. day ofncxt March Term
shew if amy he can why the lands of which Jas
w. +. bowman died seized and possessed lying and
being in the county of Lancaster, should be divided
according TO the prayer ofhe Complanan,s BILL and that
a copy of this order be published i'm some newspaper
published in the City of Richmond for eight weeks
cessivey And the Court doth further order that John
Chowning be appointed for the ensuing year
the tract OF land called Morattico in said county, having
given public notice of the time and place ofrentng and
that lie take bond and security for the said rent and
port to this Court his proceedings herein.
Attest. ROBERT T. DUNAwAY, d. C.
Jan. 3. 75-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17
November ID.
M1oo2lD, LAWN IN MARKET above trac

NWTOOD LAWN IN MARK ET-The above tract
w ofIOO acres ofland consists ola highly improved
farm OF about $50 acres under the four-sh system and
20 of beautiful timbcrcd forest land The tract lies on
the north side of the PamuHkcy river in the counties of
Orange and Spottsyvania in nearly the form Of paral
Telegram 1t now offered to purchasers at private sale
and ifnot before ,o the first day ofte June term of
Louisa Court next be sodto the highest bidder before
inc front door OF the Courthouse he proprieor
ing bd)the purchaser giving onethrd in hand and
the balance two equal annual payments with the usual
security
descriptions Of the property is deemed unnecessary
we would however, remark by way ofcerence that the
farm is known 10 the Mcssrs Anderson perhaps 70
the Mcssrs james, Of Richmond ofproductvc cu
past
To make equitable division between the undersign
ed Joint purchasers and legaees in the estate Of Mrs
Lucy Minor, deceased sale ofis valuable estate now
sought-and possession viii be given TO the purchaser
time enough 70 seed crop Of wheat the ensuing fall
y. SCALES
ID. MINOR
Wood Lawn, Orange Co, Oct. 81 5t--famtlJune
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17

ExrRAoRDIsARY SPEED.-We have seen letter dated
ON board the Steamboat Champion at Washington city
December 18th to gentleman in this city which states
that the said Steamboat had from New York TO that
place. in the astonishing short period Of forty hours not
wlthstanding tremendous storm was raging ali
the time. She is to cnrry understand the great
Southern mail from Washington TO Frcdericksbur in
Virginia and to commence her operations tomorrow
Baltimore Rep7fblic0r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17

FHNdE subscriber offers for sale his Farm in the lower
n end OF Iienrico county, containing than six
hundred acres There attached to this tract about
seventyfive acres of swamp land of superior quality
the greater part of which is cleared and well drained
and is adapted TO the growth of wheat, corn oats and
grasses, and about % of which, well IT,
notify and herds grass There is mari the neighbour
hood of this farm and has been recently discovered
ON IL, of supposed good quality Being anxious to dis
pose of this property, will sell bargain
also offer for sale, my stock of cattle, sheep hogs
horses, mules, and oxen farming utensils Wagon carts
&c Mc.--all, or any of which, j will sell privately
Should not make sale before the 10th of December
Eext viii offer publicly, in addition the above my
household and kitchen furnturccrops of corn fodder
oats hay, NC, &c, at my present residence. Terms
made known application TO purchase, the day
OF sale G.. NJ. KEESEE.
September 30 42-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17
PRESENTATION OF A SWORD TO PRESIDENT
JACKSON
philadelphia, january LIST, 1885
To Gen. ANDREW JAcKsoN
GrnciI M. e L. u: L.Ic

- Phitddelphtd, January LIST, 1886
To Gen. ANDREW JACKSON,
President Of the U,tted States.
SIR; The undersigned, citizens OF Philadelphia beg
leave, the anniversary of the glorious battle of New
Orleans, to offer, by the attention of their friend Col
a L. Koumiort the accompanying SWORD, from the
mandatory of their fellow-citizen, MIR. f. w. Wild
Manu. as testimonial of their love and gratitude to-
wards the beneiactor of theircountrv.
Inc Artist has endeavored, in the ornamental work 70
depict that conflict which resulted in the decisive
and glorious victory, known to American annals
Art may indeed be inadequate TO do justice sub
Ject but ITS details will be ndebly engraven the
minds and memories of the present and of each succeed
ing generation of Americans, worthy of the name In
an equal degree must their grateful hearts be impressed
withthe image OF the devoted patriot chief who battling
fer IHE PEOPLE and The PEoPLE's RGtTs is ever in
vncibe by foreign domestic foes by force or fraud
nnconquered and unconquerablc
With sentiments of the highest esteem, we remain
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17

OTlCE.-There was committed to the Jail of the
county of Charlotte the 9th October, 1894 ns
runaway, negro man, who calls himself Dick Artherz
and says that he is free man. from Hartford co.. ~ c.
lie IS stout built, dark muatto fellow about feet
inches high The owner Of there be anyD is requested
TO come and prove his property pay charges and take
him away, he will be dealt wifi as the law directs
WIN. SMITH, Jaitor, G. c.
Dec. 1S, 1884 67-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17

a tLASSlCAL SCHOOL-'rhc School at Lono
Merck, Louisa county, will be continued next wear
under the supednendence of the subscriber and his sons
In this School, will be taught the Greek and Latin Ian
guages, English Grammar, English Composition Goo
grapiy, with the of Maps and Globes Mathematics
and Arithmetic. The School will commence on the first
day Of February, Jc35, and terminate on the first
day Of December following. There will be vacation of
four weeks, commencing on The 1dt day Of June The
charge for board tuition, washing, lodging and fuel will
be SO, payable one half the LIST day Of June 1896
and Che other half on he FIRST day Of December following
Long Creek is - mes from Richmond 81 from Frede-
ricksburg, - from Orange Courthouse and p from
Cartersyille Tie stages from Richmond 70 Orange
CourtHousc, and from fredericksburg to Gainesville
pass the schoolhouse Letters to the subscriber
should be directed to Long Creek p. o.. Louisa
Oct. 81 t5l-1afQ WILLIAM NELSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17

George Ann Nicholas, Walter l.. Fontaine, and Mar
garet, his wife, formerly Margaret Nicholas John S. Nj
cholas, Wilson Henry Nicholas, and Lorenzo Nicholas
Plaintiffs
against
Charles A. Scott Executor of Elizabeth Nicholas de-
ceased, Samuel Jones, John Nicholas Joshua Nicholas
Robert Nicholas, John S. Nicholas, George Nicholas
which three last named of Robert Nicholas de-
ceased-William A. Scott, and Frances his wife. who
before her inermarriage Frances Nicholas, daugl-
ter of George Nicholas, decd, John n Rose Martha r.
Lewis, Ann Il. Payne, Mary Carter, Wilson Price SON
of Elizabeth Price, formerly Elizabeth Rose Margaret
Rose Thomas Pittman, and Susanna his wife Charles
Taaierro, and Louisa, his wife, James Taliaerro and
Jane, his wife, James Rose, Arthur Rose and George
Rose which said John N. Rose, Martha H. Lewis Eliza
beth Price, Ann T. Payne, Mary Carter Margaret Rose
SUSANNA Pittnan Louisa Taiaferro Jane Taliaferro
James Rose, Arthur Rose, and George Rose are the chill
dren OF Molly Rose, deceased, Defendants.
The defendants, Charles Taliaferro, and Louisa his
wife, James Rose Arthur Rose, and Martha T. Lewis
not having entered their appearance and given security
according to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of this
Court and 1T appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants of this countryH ordered
That the said absent defendants do appear here on the
hrst day OF April term next and the bill of the
plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published in the city of Rich
nond for two months successfully and posted at the
front door of the courthouse of this county
A Copy. Teste, II. ELDRIDGE, C. C. s. C.
Dec a. GI-WSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-17
WALUABLE REAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

wish TO sell my Farm, lying in sight Of Williunis-
burg containing upwards of 500 acres OF land About
one half is cleared and highly improved by the use Of
the best mar (of which there is abundant supply
convenient to every part of the estate mixed with green
sand anu manurcs. produces heavy crops of
prohtaby cultivated when the price 10 dollars Tho
other half is covered with pine and oak The whole is
well waered and there is in the yard well of water not
surpassed for GOODNESS and purity by any fou nan be-
low the falls There IL comfortable dwelling house
and Office on this place sufficient for family of ordna-
ny sze and all necessary and useful out in rood
repair.-Such the of improvement at the
command of any industrious and judicious man who
may purchase this farm, that he might enrich it al
most any extent. JAMES SENIPLE.
Jan. 10. 3,y