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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-06-25
Married.

In tins town on Thursday evening last, by the
Rev. MIR. Dumont, Mr.. William Howe, Of New
Bedford, 10 Miss Mary Catharine Cooley, of
this town
On Sunday evening last by the Rev Mr. Nc
Kenzie, Mr.. Sins Ward, TO Miss Mary Ann
Trip, daughter of Mr.. Joshua Trip, all of this
town.
In this town on Sunday the 7tb inst. by Elder
Furdick, Mr. John Brayman. 10 Miss Henrietta
Burdick, daughter Of the late Mr.. Adam BurdicL
Of this town.
In Providence, on Tuesday morning last, by
the Rev. Mr.. Hall, Mr.. Russell w. Allen, Of
New-York. to Miss Agatha Gardner, youngest
daughter of William Simons, Esq. of that city,
In New Redford. on the llth inst Capt Alex
ander IL. Campbell TO Miss Phcbe TiIlingllast, for
merly Of this town.
On 18th, Mr.. Joseph Chace to Miss Matilda B.
Tan,an, Of this town.
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POS1P PO.NE.ME.N'T.
STEAM MILL At AUCTION.

ON THURSDAY, JULY 3. 1885, AZ II o'cIock
u. m. will be sold at auction on The premises,
lX'ilE subscribers very Substantial Steam Mill
in Newport, being 40 by ll2 feet long, 4
stories high, with engine room 20 by 2s feet.
stories high. containing steam engine with two
good boilers; said engine was built by the provi-
denre 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 loi on which ths
building stands, is not eqnalled for situation. run
ming from Tbames-street to the channel Of the
harbor, being 68 feet on Thames ST. and the
same in the rear; having a good wharf for land
ing coal, &c. There ~ a two story store on said
wharf, GO by "a feet; the lot will measure from
Thames ST. TO the end Of the wharf 4s3 feet and
Is situated within a short distance Of the business
part Of the town. being about 400 feet north Of
the steam cotton stone mill For more particu-
lar description of the property, refer to II. Bull.
Esq X. X. Lawton, or Clarke Burdick, Of New
port, who has the keys Of the building. The pro
perty To be duly appreciated, must be examined
Terms made known at the time and place Of
sale. VIM. A. +. SPROAT
VIM. LovrE,
Newport, May 2s auct'r.
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TRISTAN burgess,
OF fProvdence-und
HENRY Il. CRANSTON,

vi Newport;
MS suitable candidates TO represent this
State in the Oath Congress Of the United
States.
The Convention then unanimously ap-
proved Of the nominations made by the
Committee, and thcreupon appointed n
Committee Of two to wait on the gentle
men nominated, and inform them of the
vote of the Convention. The committee e
having performed that duty, Immediately
returned and reported, that they had
waited on the gentlemen recommended
by the Convention, and had obtained
their consent to be supported for the Of
fee to which they had been nominated.
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II A u f. n II G. II AN DELI f. r.
OR HANGING LAMP.

Ihcented ana Tdtenfed 0y " Laurence.
YNnEsE Lamps consume much less oil, than
- those now in common use, and are much
easier kept in order. They are well calcu-
lated for public houses, reading rooms, print
ing Offices, counting houses, stores, schools,
factories, post Offices, meeting houses, &c.
The subscriber has been appointed agent
for this town and vicinity, for the sale OF the
above Lamps, and will keep constant sup
ply on hand. Persons wishing to have their
stores or rooms brilliantly lighted, are re-
qucsted to call on the subscriber and pur-
chase one or more of the above described
Lamps. They may he seen in operation at
the stores of M. Freedom, Broad-street, VIM.
s. Vose's, w. D. Callahan, and John M.
Pearce's, Thames street; at the Post Office,
and at the Methodist Meeting House.
CHARLES n. TILLEY.
Newport, June 25th, IS35.-3w-.
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DRUGS MEDICINES, DFE-STUFES'
&c.
JOHN nj. PEARCE.

- EsPEcTFULLY informs bis friends and the
~ public, that he has taken the store in
Thames street. directly opposite Townsend's
Eagle Coffee House, where he will conduct
the business of DRuGGIsT and APorHEcA-
RY, in all its variety, and for the purpose of
serving those who may favor him with their
patronage, he will be found at his Office, at
all hours of the day and night. lie will also,
&c. Teeth extracted in the best manner,
and with as little pain as possible. A gene
raj assortment of Patent Medicines. kept
constantly for sale. Medicine Chests for
ships, plantations, and families use,-put up
with neatness and care.
/ % Physicians prescriptions, punctually
and carefully attended to.
/ Newport, June 18th, 1885.
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0FWHIC CONVENTION.

We have time only briefly to state that
the Whig Convention convened at
the State House in this town, last even
ing, for the purpose Of nominating suia-
hle candidates for Representatives to the
9th Congress, was organized by the
appointment Of It. Gov, ESGs, as Chair
man, and Christopher Robinson and Mat
thew Waite, Esq's. Secretaries. Twen-
ty-scScn towns were represented in the
Convention. A committee consisting of
three from each county were appointed
to make nominations, who after retiring
n short time, recommended
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The Boston and Proridtnce Raa-Road, we
understand, by gentleman OF sound Judg,
mcnt and correct taste, who has just returned
from thence, is probably the most perfect
structure of the kind, in the United States
1t is a thorough and solid piece of workman
ship, and does great credit to Major Mcneil,
of the United States Army, who has had the
direction oft. u courses the whole distance
of for,y-tw miles, on nearly a.smooth level ;
cutting through hills and cmbanked over mo
rasscs, to avoid curvaturcs. II is run with
ease ia two hours, aud will be travelled in
still shorter time, when tho supcrb viaduct n
bout an eighth of mile, is entirely couple
ted, which will b. in few days. .EE.Siar.
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Fatal .4ccident.-Thirteen young gentle
men wen, from this village, about Il o'clock,
this morning, on an excursion to Kettle
Point, about miles below Providence. AZ
ter arriving there, three of the company took
n sail, and when about half mile from the
shore, the boat was capsized by flaw of
wind, and one Of the three named Newell,
swan ashore almost exhausted; the other
two, Mr.. David Town, and Samuel w. Ware,
were unfortunately drowned. Had they
cung to the boat as their comrades on shore
made signals for them to do, they would prob
ably stl be living. But attempting to swim
against very strong tide, and it being i'm
possible to render them any assistance from
land, they both shared an untimey end.-
The party on shore, being unable to render
them any aid without great peril to their own
lives, were compelled to listen to the thrill
ling cries Of the drowning sufferers for help,
and finally see them buried in a watery
grave. The brother of Mr.. II. was doomed
to witness the narrowing scene from the up
setting Of the boat to the last gasp and dying
struggle of tho unhappy victims. Mr.. Il.
has left wife and child to deplore his loss
Mr.. Ware was from the town of Warcham.-
Partucket Chron. Of Friday.
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ITEMS.

NEw-YoRK.-A new Theatre is to be erected
in Chatham street, Newly ork, and is to be leas-
ed by Wm Dinneford.
The Cholera has broke out in Maysvile, (Ky)
and is raging quite severely.
Boston is estimated to contain at this time,
72, 900 inhabitants more than double the popu-
lation in 1910.
RoBBERY.-Mr. Daniel Greene of Pine-sireet,
IN. Y.,) whilst coming from Providence in the
steamboat Boston, on Tuesday of last week had
his pocket picked Of pocket book, conta ming
$500 in bark notes, and checks and drafts to the
amount of several thousand dollars.
Commodore Dallas has been appointed by the
Navy Department, to succeed Com. Henley, de-
ceased, on the West India station.
The u. 3. Frgate Potomac, which went to sea
in the gale at Gibraltar 18th April, returned on
the sll, Of May, and sailed Immediately for Ma
hon, with convoy.
MAYOR OF IJARrFoRD.-Jar Grswold,
Esq the Wing candidate, has been elected May
or Of the city of Hartford, Conn., in place Of Hen
ry l.. Ellsworth, appointed Superintendent Of the
Patent Office at Washington.
The directors Of the Branch Dank orthe United
priaiion Of 1000 for the relief Of the sufferers by
the late fire in that city. The City Council have
appropriated the sum Of $4,000 for the same pur-
pose.
! Great Specu'dti ns.-Buying and selling is
the order Of The day. Our city is filled with Spec
ulators who are all on tiptoe. Several snug for
tunes of from ten TO twenty thousand dollars,
have already been made. Gov. Cass has dlspos-
ed of the front part Of lis farm, as far back as
Larned street, for one hundred thousand dollars.
-DeirOH Journal.
Several Of the large houses in Broadway,
N. Y. near the Bowline Green, are to be torn
down in July, and warehouses erected in
their places.
! The Georgia papers state that the Chcro-
kcc Indians, have rejected the provisional
treaty agreed upon some time since, between
delegation from that tribe and the Execu-
tive.
We learn, (says Poulson's Philadelphia
Advertiser. Of Saturday lust,) with deep re-
gret, that the venerable Chief Justice Mar
shall, remains very unwell at his lodgings, in
Walnut-street.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, June q
(Iieportsd for the Daily Advertiser aud Patriot1

At Market, l75 Beef Cattle, Is pairs
Working Oxen, 30 Cows and Calves, $40
Sheep and Lambs; and $50 Swine. 10 Beef
Cattle of the first quality unsold.
PRIcEs.-Beef Cattle-In consequence Of
the limited number at market prices advanc-
ed considerably, as will be perceived by our
quotations, viz: a few pair very fine at 43S Cd
45s; prime at 80 a AZ; good 33 81 Cd; thin
at 81 Cd a 33s.
Working OXen-sales 35 40 SIS c5 20 and
SSO-sone of which were very ordinary.
Cows u Calves-sales at SIG 20 "A q 80
3} 81 40 and So
iShe'p a'm Lcmbs-Lots were taken at 13s
Cd, $40 and Is Cd; Wethers at 2ls, 22s, I'd,
25s and 2GS I'd.
! Sr'ne-Most Of those at market were small
pig shoats, and were retaled at 81 a for
sows, aud Gl for barrows; pigs 3 a 10.
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---a.aHzs --------
MARINE
LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT

ENTERED.
brig Laurel. Bigley, Havana.
Schr. Republican, Baxter. Eleu,hera O'aha-
[mas.)
Soop Venus. Chlds, New York.
Sloop Moses Eddy, New York.
brig Commerce, Andros, Wilmington, IN. c.
SloOp Herald, Mason, New-York.
CLEARED.
Schr. Republican, Baxior, Boston.
ARRIVALS.
Saturday. June 20.-Brig Laurel, Biglcy,
from Havana.
from Baltimore, for Taunton.
schr. Olive, Godfrey, from Taunton, for New
York.
Schr Charles, Paddleford. from Taunton, for
New York.
Sloop Commodore Perry, Aborn, from Provi-
dence, for Hartford
/ Sloop George. Presbery, from Taunton, for
New York.
SIoop Moses Eddy, Child, from New York, for
Providence.
! .Monday, 22.-Brig Commerce, Antros, from
Wilmington, (N c. with lumber, to Hathaway
s. Peckham.
7nesdoy 23.-Schr. Perfect, Jenkins, from
North Carolina, for Fall River.
Schr. Concord, Thatcher, from Calais.
Schr. Freedom, Nickerson, from Portland.
English Schr Pctou, Mckay. from Pictou for
New York.
Sloop Express, Bray, from Kingston for Provi-
dence.
Wednrsday, 2i,h.--sch Wm Miller, days
from Wilmington, IN c) with lumber TO lIalha-
way s. Peckham.
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a resolution appointing Lyndon Taylor to
repair that part of the Bridge over the Paw
catuck River, at Westerly, belonging to the
State, was called up by Mr. Titus.
The resolution was supported by Messrs.
Titus and Cross, and opposed by Mcssrs.
Hazard and Tillinghast, and finally laid on
the table.
Mr. Tillinghnst's bill authorising Judges
and Clerks to continue in office, was read
a second time and passed.
The bill uuthorlsing any Judge or Justice
10 adjourn Courts, was read n second time
and passed, as follows:
BE Il enarted, &c. That it shall and may be
lawful for any Judge of the Supreme Judicial
Court, or Court OF Common Pleas, or any
Justice Of the Peace, who shall be present
nt the time and place to which any citation in
behalf of any poor prisoner, issued under the
provisions OF the act aforesaid, shall be duly
returned in the absence ofanothcr magistrate,
to adjourn the hearing thereon from time to
time, as he may think proper, with the same
effect as If Judge and Justice were present.
On motion of Mr. D'Wolf Hon. Byron Di-
man, was appointed committee to repair
Bristol State House, and 500 appropriated
for that purpose.
On motion Of Mr. Hazard, Mr. Field was
appointed committee to examine the Jail in
Newport, and ascertain what repairs were
necessary.
Petition of Y. NJ. and Il. Waring, for sale
Of Real Estate, granted.
The Docket of petitions was deferred to
3 o'clock. p. III.
Petition of Ann p. Townsend, was refer
red to Judiciary Committee.
An act providing for compensation of pay
OF members, was read second time.
The House then adjourned to 3 o'clock
pm.
In the Afternoon. the House took up and
went through with the Docket of petitions.
The particulars we are obliged to defer for
want Of room.
Adjourned to Q o'clock this morning.
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At meeting Of the Wing freemcn of
Newport on Monday evening last, in the
Representatives Chamber of the State
House-JosHuA SAVER, Esq. Chairman,
and James Atkinson, Secrctary-the fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed Dele
gates with power to fill vacancies) to
ATTEND the Convention to be held in this
town on Wednesday evening, cath inst,
Hast evening, for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidates to represent this State
in the Oath Congress, viz:-Geo. Engs,
Joshua Saycr, Michael Freeborn, VIM
S. Nichols, Adam S. Coe, Benz. ii
Altman.
On motion Of Robert B. Cranston, Esq
It was unanimously voted, that this meet.
ing stand adjourned to Saturday even
ing next, 9th, at O'Clock, at the same
place.
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4. s. CIRcUIr CoURT.-This Court ad-
journed on Saturday evening last, after a
weeks session, in this town. The libel case
brought by Isaac Arnold, of New-York, a.
gainst Benjamin Clifford, President of the
American Insurance Company, Of Provi-
dencc, occupied nearly the whole of the last
three days of the term. The Court was held
on the lower floor of the State House, and
during the pleadings, all the side seats were
occupied by ladies. This action was brought
by the plaintiff for the alleged publication in
the Providence Herald, by the defendant, of
false s. unfi ir report Of the trial Of the ac-
tion of s. e. A. b. Arnold, VS.. the American
Insurance Company, on policy of lnsur-
ancc for the loss of the brig Rabcrt Coch-
ranc. The case was opened by Mr.. J. l..
Tillinghast for the plaintiff, and by r. w.
Greene, for the defendant. The case was
most powerfully argued by Mr. Webster for
the plaintiff, and by Mr.. Whipplc for the de-
fcndant, and after charge of nearly two
hours, by bis His Honor Judge Story, it was
committed to the jury, who returned verdict
OF three thousand dolidrs, damages for the
plaintiff. We understand several other ac-
tons are pending before the Supreme Court
Of this State, IN which the same questions are
expected to arise.
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Eeicll.

In this town on Monday, the 18th inst Mrs.
Hannah Peckham, widow Of Thomas Peckha,n,
Esq. in the 79ih year Of her ago.
On Friday last Mrs. Mary n. Crandall, wife
Of Mr.. William II. Crandall, and daughter of Mr.
Henry Moore aged 30 years. She was mos
estmnbe and worthy lady.
AT Portsmouth OH Friday last, after very short
illness, Miss Mary I.ouisa layer, only dsugh
ter Of Capt. Edward layer, aged Is years.
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RECENT ADDITIONS TO
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY

Ntrp0rf, June 20, 1850.
OG22 Journal, by Frances Anne KEN
\Occ ble, 9 vols.
2G3i The Intidel or, the Fall Of Mexico, an
historical romance, by DR.. Bird, au-
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We have read these volumes through with
unwavering interest. They embody the very
spirit Of the times in which the story is laid,
and produce the sIen and the scene, as though
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2G3G The Two Friends; a novel, by the
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2637 The Conquest of Florida by Theo-
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263S Blackboard, a page from the colonial
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TIE .7LEX.A.NDRL.4.N.

A Republication of valuable literary nnt
"A scientific works. List of works publish
ed: Curiosities of Literature, D'Israelis, lis,
and I'd series.) Essay on the Literary Char.
acter, illustrated by the history of men Of
Genius.
CThe above works arc comprised in IA
Nos. Of the Alcxandrian, forming volume.
Combe on the Constitution OF Man, com-
plete in 2 vols.
Fosters Essays on Decision of Character
and other subjects, complete in Nos.
The Philosophy of Sleep, and the Anato.
my Of Drunkenness, by Robert Macnish,- -
complete in 3 vols. For sale by
w. ID. CALLAHAN. Agent,
je % .Ncwpof.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE CONSTITUTION

ARRIVAL OF TIE ONSlITCTlON.
The United States frigate Constitution,
arrived at Ncw-York on Tuesday morning
last, from Plymouth, England, whence she
sailed on the 18th May, having on board Mr..
Livingston, late Minister to Paris, and fan-
ly. The Constitution fired a salute, which
was returned by Castle William. a despatch
wss sent on to Washington by Mr.. Livings-
ton, the same evening.
Officers orMe Constii,hion.--Jcsse D. FL
liot, Esq. Commander; J. D. Montgomery, LIST
Lieut.; Francis Elery, I'd do, w. &. Nlchol-
Penison 9Th do, l.. NJ. Powell, 9TH do, F. A.
N. Bcrricn, I'd do; James Boyd, Surgeon;
Henry Fitting, Purser James Everett, Chap
lain, j. l.. &. Hardy, lst Lieut.. Marines; J. Il.
Sloan, I'd do. Passed Assistant Surgeon
Isaac Brinckeroff Asst. do, X. Woodworth
!. T.. Dow, Professor Mathematics; ]. II.
Prince, Commanders Clerk; Geo. A. Thomas,
Purser's Clerk.
Passed .,fi,isLipmen.-J. r. Duncan, James
Hender erson, w. Il. Muse, Charles Stcadman,
J. w. Revere, NJ. Lewis, J. w. Crooke, J. +.
Mercer, Z. c. Barton.
.Midshipmen-R. l.. Tilghmon, G. w
Randolph, J. b. Lewis, G. L. Sinclair, F. p
Hoban, b. r. Shattuck, w. Ronkendorff, +.
J. IIaggcrty, J. N. MafIit, +. Oakcn, w. r.
Newton, 8. ID. Trcnchard, T.. f.. Rogers, A.
II. Jenkins.
Boaisrdin-R Robert Whitaker.
Gunnr--T. Tiplcy.
Carpenter. a. Dickinson.
Saiinaker-N. e.. I,'IIomedicu.
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Capt. Bursley Of packet ship Orphcus, ut
New York, reports seeing oD the 24th ult.
latitude SO, longitude 25, an American irigatc
standing to the westward, supposed the Con-
stllution.
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AUCTIONS.

on SATURDAY. NEXT, at 9 o'clock a. m.
IN front Of the subscribers store, by order
OF an administrator, will be sold at public
auction
a quantity of wearing apparel, one dinner
sett. kilchen ware, aud other articles.
Conditions cash.
le - M. HALL, auct.
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NYIlE subscriber informs the gentlemen
of Newport and its vicinity, that he
has just received from New York, a
general assortment Of FIS HING .4.NU
.SHO OTI.N G TACKLE, selected with
great care, and embracing almost every arti-
Gle in the above line usually called for by tho
experienced Sportsmen.
/ Also for sale, horse name combs, shammys,
for cleaning Carriages, riding whips, spurs,
&c. &C.
To let 2 good horses, and two very gcnteeI
pleasure carriages, built in the very latest New
York style. Also guns to let by the day.
/ o. My friends are respectfully informed
that have erected BILLIARD Room, con-
tiguous to my store, which will be open for
the reception Of Company on the 4th Of May
next. The patronage of those who are par
tial to this scientific amuse rnent, is solicited.
The Room will be kept private for select par
ties if requested.
N. B.-An Observatory has lately been erect
ed on the roof VI my store. II commands n
beautiful view Of tho harbor, and is free TO al my
friends who wish to ENJOY good breeze and "
wM. GOFF,
No. 45, Thamcs-streets
Il a fer doors South ofthe Custom House.
II April Goth, 1855 mos.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
j.. FREDERIC GALLUP, NJ. ID.
DENTIST,

FROM THE CITY OF NEw-yoRK.
NH AS taken rooms at The BELLEVUE, and Of.
n q iers his professional services 10 III. Gentle
men and Indies of Newpor aud its vicinity.
lie Is permitted to refer 10 the following Den
lists of the city of Newlork.
OCT J. t'is~s, "a sly y'F"y' No. g, rnrs Place.
u E.U D,%H.n'ry' n%''Tr' No. ,. Park pace
Samuel Avery, No 4, Park ! lace.
\. j. Jones, No. ls3, Fulton si. brooklyn
Certificates Of other professional Gentlemen
Instruments. and specimens Of his work, may be
seen by calling at his rooms. June rs.
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NOTICE.

a LII persons having any demands against
"a the subscriber, are requested topresent
them for settlement.
Juue 18th. ALBERT COTTRELL.
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MEMORANDA.

VI IL.F VN.T.N II.T.
! Schr. Frankln-Greene, Waite, Of this port
sailed from Savannah 5th, for Havana.
! Brig Gov Coddngton, Bailey, Of this port
cleared at Ncw-York on Sunday last, list fo
Gibraltar.
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JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK,
For sale wholesale or retail, at the very low
est market prices:
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We learn, (says Poulson's Philadelphia
Advertiser, Of Saturday !ast,) with deep re-
gret, that the venerable Chief Justice Mar
shall, remains very unwcl at his lodgings, in
Walnut street.