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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-06-04
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TOOTH. ACHE DROPS.
THE subscriber has the pleasure Of Of
= fering to the Public fresh supply OF
his remedy for that tormenting disease (,
the TOOTH-ACHE; which he has discov-
cred By = series Of exPeriments pursued for
nearly two years.-In the conpesitiea Of
this remedy he assures the public that
there 10 not the smallest particle Of any
ssineraI substance, that il 10 entirely com
pounded from the eegefsbie kingaoD, and
that its tendency 10, instead Of corrodiaG
the nerve and substance Of the tooth, t.
preserve both.-1t acts IS . sedative, asd
also ~ an intiseptic, without producing
the slightest increase Of pain. AID on its
APPLICATION almost instantaneous relief 10
c obtained.
Numerous certificates are IN The poeeoe-
sion Of the subscriber. Of cures pesfosoed
by this remedy, but as some Of them san
be seen where the ''drops'' are fer sole,
and the others Oh application to the sub
.criber, it IL deemed uselA 10 INSERT
them here as the publication would Be
more expensive thar accessory.
A single vial will be suliicient. il bro.
perly applied to cure from 60 to 100 eases.
and ~ printed directions acconpaog eash
vial, any person can administer it even -
himself
For sale wholesale and retail BY Dr..
Philip N Jason, in Connersville; Allen 4 c.,
Cincinnati; Nathan ID. Gallios, Brook
vile, and by retail at most OF the countpy
stores.
A liberal discount made to those who
purchase for retailing.
All communications tc the subscriber
must be addressed IS Ever ton p. d. Cayette
Co Ind.''
JOSEPH D THOMPSON.
For sale BY Irwin Reed.
Nov. 81 SIS.
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Sale Of lots ill the town {
HAVIEIaA.

II WILL offer for sale, on the 9TH day Of
- June next. the town lots, in the town Of
nAVILLA; this place is situated between
Big and Little Ki!lbUck Creeks. on the
line Of the Central Canal, four miles north
Of ADdersontown. Madison county, Ind;
this town is to contain five streets, and the
lots are to be five poles in front, and ten
long, tive alley. sixteen feet wide, the
place is high and dry.
hTCcntlemcn, now is the timc to get
bargains, for there will be a credit Of II
months given to all persons bidding of
lots in tho town Of Havilla; further con-
titiOus 10 be made known on the day of
salc. ZIMRI MOON.
1lay Slst, 15:6. cots
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teEether with . large qoauneity q suPefisH %.
MESTIC mannfs ctures:
HARDWARE.
QUEENSWARE,
CUTLERY,

&c. NC. &c.
All Of which he has himself selected in the
City Of Philadelphia, and can afford 20 cell on
n good terms ~ any other in this part Of the
country.
Purchasers are requested to examine his
took which is unusually large & we'll escorted
ATTlCUS SIDDALL
January %, 1886. IT.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing
under The Srm Of Lay man 4 Blain u this day
dissolved BY snutual conse.d.
James T. Layman,
William Blain.
0rTHE Chair Making Will BE- contin1ed BY
WILLIAM BLAlN who respectfully sOlicits
psblic pa,maase
Riohmoad, May 4. 1896.
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LOTS ON MAIN STREET.

THREE vacant LOTS on the west end Of
NJ ain street, in Richmond, are offered for sale
lower THAI they ever will be again.
For further particulars enquire at this Office.
Nav IA. 1896
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JesCcf1's ChesDetcgt Remedies.
FOR the cure Of Rheumatism
Scald Head-Fever Soses-White Swellinss--
Headache, OF all kinds-Dowel C0mplalnts-
PiIes-ChMs and Fever-Liver Complaint
Coughs-Loss Of Alphabetical Pains OF all
Neutrality-suspicious. orms-ACorns On the feet
Of all kinds-Sose Eyes, and
sale by IRWIN REED.
January Is, 1896.
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p "A II u p.

vTVHE su5scr.,cr having sold ont his es-
- tahS6shmens in Richmond. intends TO re-
w"ve, and wishes all those indebted 10 him to
make ayruent BY the 10Th Of Nav. as he has
no desire to put them 10 cost and he must have
Iis money.
JOSEPH DERICkSON.
April %, 1886. 1S~3w
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JUST RECEIVED.

\ FRESH ssPply Of Drugs, Mod icines.
81 Paints, Ole. and Dye StuAs, which
ArN o0ered fer sale on The NEST ressoua hle
tor0a. IRWIN REED.
Dsaaesa, - y, lsa @S
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II. EuDShuln 4 j. Sailor,
HAVING entered into co-partnership in
II the Coach making business, would res
pectfu!ly inform their friends 4 the public gen.
orally, that they are now prepared TO maoufac-
ture Post Coaches, Coaches, Landaus, Dickey
seat and PLAIN R,rouches >, Chariotees, Phaetons,
Buggies, Sulkies, Gigs, Dearborns, plain car
See, &c. Having erected an establishment
suitable to the business, and having employed
:. number OF good eastern workmen, they Aatter
themselves they will be able to finish work for
neatness and durability equal. il not superior,
to any done in the western country. Those
wishing to purchase are invited to call and e.
anime for themselves. Carriages repaired n
usual: all orders thankfully received and
Nam and Franklin streets, Richmond, Indiana
Ninth month 18th, 1875. T-ly
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ID e btOre Attcm d.

NOTICE IS hereby given that the
notes and accounts duo the c.t,te II Samuel
Burgess, deceasrd, late &c Wayne township,
nSe leit N the hauJs Of William Cox, Esq. for
cO!Lsction.
Those indebted vii; ;hesefore avail themselves
sf tA,. notice il they v'-', to save cost.
WIN. BuLLA. Admir-.
Apvjl SOth. 1896
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TKRns.- The Palladium 10 puAsAs
imPenal sheet, at tive dollap pr
paid within three months after -.
- two dollars and 6tty cents paid -
year. and three dollars il nos paid =
tAe volume expires. The terms ~. y
complied with.
Tr1s Of .4dcenisiae.
ES(teea liAes or ~. three insestieoa /.
fEsoh additional inscstioo. ga !
Fifteen line a. No., fer thses ro,thn
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-03-03

MosT LAUDABLE. We have pleasure in
stating the fact, though we are nos allowed
TO give ti,e name of the person, that mem
bcr of the society of Friends has had 200
cords of wood cut from his farm, and recently
brought into this city, so cord Of which he
has given to The Union Benevolent Society,
and $50 cords to the Fuel Savings Society.
Wood is now selling at $40 cord. Such a
donation, at this seasQp of scarcity and snf-
fering, is worthy .of4all commentator, and,
we may add, worthy OF all imtatioa.-fha-
1d. Gag. f*.p...,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-03-03
MARIN Il \
LIST Is
PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED.
Brig Canonicus, Bigley, Mntanzas.
Brig Enterprise, Clifford, Havana.
Schr. Orono. Trowbridge, Franklin, un.)
Sloop Joseph Brown, Ercwn, New York.
CLEARED.
Schr. Orono, Trowbri.lge, Philadelphia.
ARRIVALS.
Thursday. Feb. 25-arr. Brig Canonicus, Big
ley, - days from Matanzas, with $50 hhds Mo-
lasses, TO II. Bull, owner.
Brig Overton, Gould, Of Kennebunk, 23 days
from Mobile, with cotton, for Providence.
s,chr. Chesterfield. Hamilton, Of New York, 10
days from Richmond for Boston.
Saturday, 27fh-arr. sloop Joseph Brown,
Brown, from New York, for Providence.
Monday, 29th-arr. brig Camilla; Paxeon, Of
and for Boston, "a, days from New Orleans,
Tuesday, March lst--arr brig Helen, Smith,
~ days from Pfincess, Africa, with gold dust. vo-
~, SC. bound to Providence. Left there, Dec.
20, ship Henry Ill., Of Salem, all the crew sick
Spoke nothing. Charles Richardson, Of Provi-
dence, chief mate ef the Helen. died at sea, Jan.
lst Three Of the crew Of the Helen also died on
the Coast-two Of them were Foreigners
Uednesdoy, I'd arr. brig Montevideo, Owen,
Of New York, 10 days from Mobile for Provf.
dence, with merchds. and cotton. Experienced
very severe weather within the last ten days.
Was inside Of Mon,aug last Monday morning. and
blown of.
Brig Pointer, Tor Pioneerl Of Portland, with
cotton, from Mobile.
Brig Centurion, Spconer, from Msfanzas, Feb.
IS, Gcr Providence. Left there, brigs Columbus,
Stuart, from Wilmington, for N. Y loading. Inu-
rel, Read, from N. York for Providence in 10 DE-;
CorneIia, Brazier, from Portland, Tor Hamburg;
Nc Lellan, Barker, from Bath for Boston, unc !;
Neptune, Gould, Of and for Portland. waiting Lin
coin, Doughty, from Bath for Boston, unc; Hope,
Swain, from Portland. disch; fremont, SYLVESTER,
from tlovana for Mobile, 3 ds, Matanzas, Knight,
ot and for Portland d ds; Ann. Of do. just arr; I;
T'homas Groeue, Watson, from N. Y. dlscl; En-
igrmnt, Smith, from Warren, waiting; Clyde, LIS
comb, for Bristol, loading; Troy, Darling, do.
uuc; Acenorin, Church, from Havana Tor Bait
more, 10 de-; Schooners Gangcs. Tuits. Tor New
York, 3 de-; Providence. Jones, from Bath, unc;
Sailed in company, barque Tashaw. OF Borion Tor
n York; sclr. Grecian, S.ubbs, Of Portland Tor
New York.
Also arr ship Enperpr. Tboxter, days from
Savannah fer Providence.
Whale ship Atlantic, Mason, of Warren. 10
mos, out, with 500 bbls oil, last liom g. Helena.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-03-03
printed therein, then to be published IN New.
port or Providence.
True eopy-witness,
HENRY BOWEN, sec'ry.

AN ACT to provide for the manner ofbuilding
School Houses in the second school district
IN the town Of Burrillville.
he ii enacted by the General Assembly, 0ad
sy the authority thereof IL 10 saaeted, That il
shall and may be lawful for the inhabitants Of
the second school district located by tip school
comiinltee OF said town of Bufrillville, who are
liable to the payment of State or town taxes, TO
meet from tim" to time alsuitable places in said
district to be appointed y the school committee
OF said town and to be notified in three public
places IN said district, at least ten days before
such inceting,and ut such meeting to appoint u
chairman and clerk and at such meotiug. they
snail have power 10 vote and provide for u tax
ON the ratcablc estates in said district for the
building and rrpairing Of the school house
therein which shall always be apportioned and
assessed from the estimate and apportionment
in the last town tax bill ofsaid town. And shall
nav power to appoint assessors, and collector
OF sad taxes; which assessors and collector
shall be engaged and such taxes shall be as
sessed in the same manner as is now provided
by law tor the assessing and collecting town s.
state taxes. And suchcOliector shall have the
samo powers in collection OF such taxes asare
given TO collectors of town taxes. And at such
meetings they shall have power to provide for
building and keeping in repair the school house
in said district, in such manner as n majority
shall decm expedent and to pass all such
votes AZ may be necessary 10 carry this act
inte effcet.
True cepy-Witnese,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-03-03
NEW WORKS.

The American IN England, by the author OF a
Year in Spain. &c v"ls.
One in Thousand, or the Days Of Henri
Quartre, by G p X ya,nes, author OF Richsl'eu,
Sc 2 vols
The Pirate and the Three Cutters. &c ny Capt
Mauyatt. author Of Peter simple, &c vols.
I.atrobe's Rambles IN America, vols
The Partisan, tale of the Revolutionary, ny
the author Of Guy Rivers. The femasSee, Sc
2 vols.
Chairola.. Prince OF Paidn, by the author OF
Pelham. and other TILES by various authors. vol.
Supplement TO Six Months IN Content, con-
tsinins additions and explanations, I vol.
I.orc,,., The History of i.ooiso. daughner of a
Canadian Nun, exhibiting tho interior OF fen'olo
Copvcnts.
R4,.i,ad for .als soi circulation. Ivy
Jan li.l ". CALLAHAN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-03-03

The u S. Sendfe.--The terms Of the fol-
lowing Senators will expire on the 9TH Of
March of next year, viz: Mangum Of North
Carolina, Ewing Of Ohio, Moore of Alabama,
Tomlnson Of Connecticut, Porter of I.ouisi-
ana, Prcnliss Of Vermont, GoldsborougIi of
Maryland, Preston, Of South Carolina. Clay
of k"nsucky, whgs-and Wright OF New
York. Hill of New Hampshire, Buchanan Of
Pennsylvania. Linn "f Missouri. Cuthbert of
GeorgIa, Ewing of Illinois, and Hendricks of
Indiana, supporters Of the administration
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-03-03
Married.

In this town, 24th ult. by the Rev. Mr.. Dow
ling, Mr.. Francis b. Peckham, 10 Miss Elizabeth
b. Oman, daughter Of Mr.. John w. Oman, all
Of this town.
On Thursday evening last. by the Rev. MIR.
Dowling, Major William birmingham, to Miss
Rebecca r. 1illey, daughter Of the late Mr. Tho
mas 1illey. all Of this town.
Oc Sunday evening last, by Elder Ross, Mr..
Vim. G. Tenant. TO- Miss Mary l.. Bliven. daugh
ter OF Capt. Benjana1iH. Bliven, alt ofihis town.
At Tiyerton. on Monday evening. I4th ut. by
the Rev. Mr.. Tobey, Oliver Hicks, Esq. to Miss
Mary Seabury, both Of liverton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-03-03
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Feb. q
(RePored for the Bes,oa Patiot)
At market. 1896 Beef Cattle. and 23O sheer

At market, 496 Beef Cattle, and 230 sheep.
PRIcLs-Beef CaiHe-A gradual improve:
ment in prices continues, as will be perceived
by our quotations. Quality rather inferior.
We noticed few yokes extra taken at 42s.
We quote first quality at BIS Cd 4Os Cd;
second do, at 3ls Cd S6s; third do 27s 30s.
.Sheep-We noticed sales Of two lots only,
one at 2ls, and one at 3ls Cd.
.Stcine-Nonesa lat market.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-03-03

Mr.. Wise. The Washington correspon-
dent Of the Boston Courier says of this gen.
teman:-"He has been represented to be
about twenty -eisht years ofage-he is nearer
forty-though at a distance his appearance is
fur more youthful"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-03-03
rae cepy-Witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Soc'ry.

An ACT imposing an additional tax on Banks.
SECTION !. BE it enacfed by the General As-
sembIy,and BY the authority thereof ii is enacted,
That there shall hereafter annually DO paid into
the General Treasury for the use of tho State, on
the first Monday of December, by each and eve.
ry incorporated bank in this state.n addition to
the tax already imposed on said banks, twelve
and half cents upon each and every hundred
dollars Of the capital stock actually paid in.
SEC. 2. And be ii further enaefsd, That if any
bank shall neglect OF refuse to pay the same as
aforesaid, the General treasurer be and he is
hereby authorized 10 collect the tax hereby i'm.
posed on any incorporated bank, In the same
manncr he isnow authorized by law to collect
The tax heretofore imposed ON banks.
True eopy-witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-03-03

The editor Of the New Bedford Gazette
'celcomed Spring on Tuesday morning, March
lst, and remarked that hard winter took its
leave the night previous at l2 O'Clock. We
wish we could say ms much, with the Tip end
Of our nose as cold as marble, and the ther-
mometer nineteen degrees 6eioso the freezing
point.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-03-03
From the St. Augustins Herald. Feb. is.
INDIAN DEVASTATIONS.

The whole of the country south Of st. Au-
;gustine, has been laid waste during the past
week, and not a building Of any value left
standing. There is not a house now remain
ing between this city aud Cape Floridn, n
distance OF $50 miles-all have been burnt Ia
the ground. On Sunday morning lust, a
dense smoke was seen in the south. in the di-
rcction OF Bulowville, aud il was conjectured
that the buildings on that plantation were in
flames, and il was known, that there were
none but Indians in that direction. The
smoke was seen in the same direction on
Tuesday. On Thursday, it was reported that
Gen. Hernandez's houses at st. Joseph's
were on fire, and, in the afternoon, this re-
port was confirmed by two Of General Her
nandez's negroes, who stated that thcy had
rode from Mala Compra to St Joseph's, that
morning, and came within quarter of a mile
of the house, and had full view Of the burn
ing buildings. They state the houses to
have been fred about o'clock that morning,
and that every house except the corn house
was burning at the time they were there
The Indians had posted sentincls at some
distance from the houses, while the main
body were dancing around the fire. The ne
grors can give It's no correct idea as to the
number of the Indians, but say that there
was large crown VI thcN4. ne pluHtuNoH
of Col. James Williams was also sot or 6re
and destroyed at the same time. Mr.. Du-
points plantation Of Buen Retro, is also de-
strOyed. There now regaains 40 doabt OF the
destruction of Dulowviile. 1t is the opinion
of many that, after the battle at Dunlawton,
the Indians procured large reinforcement
and returned to attack Bulowvillc. The
amount Of property destroyed is immense; at
Bnlowville alone the buildings are said to
have cost $4,000. The property destroyed
during the last week on these plantations
cannot be less than 100000.
Extract Of letter dated 81. Augustine, Feb. IA
1.-THE latest reports are that the Indians
are within Is miles Of this place burning and
destroying every thing that they can lay their
hands OH
can give you no certain information re-
specting our intended movements, but think
it more than probable we shall not take up
our line of march until we are properly drill-
ed and more troops arrive. There are here
500 men in all and more daily expected from
other quarters than Charleston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-03-03

At the Getting in New York, on We'd
nesday evening, to take measures for rebuild
ing the "Methodist Book Concern" upwards
of $4,000 were subscribed. Interesting ad-
dresses were made by the Rev. Dr. Bangs
and the Rev. Mr.. Waugh. iu the course of
his remarks, DR., Bangs related the following
remarkable incident:-Among the burning
fragments of books and printed sheets which
were whrled aluA upon the wings Of the
flame, and borne onward upon those of the
wind, was page of the Bible containing the
lxivth chapter Of Isaiah. II was picked up
on tho morning of the conhagrstion, about
twelve miles distant, on Long Island, and be-
lore the catastrophe WAS known which had
carried it thitheS 1t wWs Indeed a winged
messenger Of truth, in a double sense, for the
fact is NO less striking than authentic, that
every word of the page was so marred as to
be illegible, save the ilth verse, which reads
in the words following,-
sour holy and beautiful house, where our
fathers praised thee, is BURNEo UP WITH FIRE:
and all our pleasant things ARE LAID WASTE"
We kaow not how the relation Of this in
cident impressed others, but to us, says the
Editor OF the Commercial Advertiser, it ap-
peared of striking interest and beauty. True,
there seems no special reason why such II
message should have been providentally scnt
to the man who found il; but the message
,cds sent, and all but the mcssage was oblt-
Grated by the melancholy occurrence OF
which it gave such signal Intelligence. The
leaf was brought over to this city by the find
er, and has been placed in one OF our book
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-03-03

AN ACT in amendment of an act entitled,
AN At establishing and regulating Fees"
BE It enacted by the General Assembly and by
the authority thereof it is enacted, That every
witness in the Supreme Judicial Court, and in
the several courts of Common Pleas, and gene.
raj sessions of the Peace in this State, shall be
allowed and paid for every day such witness
may attend as such, eighty cents, and eight
cents per mile for travel in coming to court.
True coDy-wItness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-03-03
February 18th.
JAMES HAMMOND.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
RECEMT ADDITIONS.


2547 Slavery, W. l.. Ehhnning. I vol.
254S The Partisan, tai. at The rrcoln;in".
by the author of the fernissc. - Guy
Rivers &c. 2 vols.
2Ji9 Rose Hill tale of the old dominion.
by u Virginian, vol.
$3.50 The Pilgrims of Walsneham, or tale
Of the middle ages, an historical ro-
nance, by Agnes Strickland, 2 vols.
1851 The American in England. by the
author ofa year in Spain, 9 vols.
1850 South West by Yankee, 2 vols.
2253 Cont or the Disc arded, with other tales,
by Henry +. Chorley, vols.
2554 Paul Uric or adventures Of an Enthu-
siast, 2 vols.
al33 Natural History of Insects, I'd vol.
No. "a +. L.) Cd vol.
2555 Letters from the South, by Paulding,
vols.
1856 One in thousand, or the days Of Hen
ry Quatre, by G. p. II. James. vols.
1857 The Pirate a. Three Cutters, by Capt.
Marryatt, 2 vols
255s Chnirolas Prince Of Puida, by L. l..
Bulwer, vol.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-03-03
RToTOUs STRIKES AT NEW YORK.

RIOTOUS STRIKES AT NEW YORK.
On Monday aud Tuesday of last week,
the riggcrs, stevedores, laborers, mason
tenders, sc. had general turn out for
higher wages, and some riOtOus scenes
took place. The peace officers were re-
sisted, and some Of them injured. The
strikers endcavOred to prevent all others
of their respective callings from proce ed
ing in their work. They formed pro-
cessions, paraded through the streets, &c.
The rioters were principally foreigners.
1t was found necessary TO turn out
strong military force to aid the civil au-
,hori,ies in preserving the peace Of the
city. Ten or twelve of the rioters were
arrested, and two of them have been
bound over for trial, in the sum Of $1,000.
Others were undergoing examination.
One Of the civil officers was so much IN
.iured, while attempting to quell the riot
srs, that his lie was despaired OF.
The riggers and stevedores demanded
xI,75 and 81 so per day, and their EN-.
showers acceded TO the demand-but not
satisfied with this they demanded that
The ship owners should bind themselves
nv a written contract to continue to pay
lhe extorted wages Tor one year. This
was refused, when the laborers knocked
or work, and proceeded to the different
ships 10 make all others do The same
Capt. Waite, ofthe packet ship England,
wisely determined to proisc, his ship and
the lsborers in his employ at every haz-
ard: and with this view planted six
pounder on his deck, well filed with
grape and canister, and with pistols in
his hand placed the mob at defiance,
while his men aud those at work on the
South America, which lay on the oppo.
site side Of the wharf, quietly proceeded
in their labOrs.
On Wednesday, quiet wa: restored
Many of the stevedores and r'ggers as
sembled along the wharves, but were
preven,ed from committing any excesses
by the appearance of strong police
force. The knowledge that a military
force was undc, arms had an effect upon
them. The laborers, mostly IRISH, de-
snandrd 81 ,25 per day instead Of $ 90,
in their native countries they could not
probabiy obtain quarter oI that sum.
st -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-03-03

A Miss Nc Coy, of Ohio, it is said has re-
covered in a suit against some fathless lover,
the comforting san, of $4,000 dollars! She
will find no difficulty in getting husband
after this,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-03-03

Al sea, on the I.h Of Oct 1884, on board ship
Nrponnset OF Boston, Mr.. William J. Ambrose,
son Of the late Capt Robert NJ. Ambrose, of this
town, in the S2 yenr OF his age.
In New York, goth ult. Mr.. Daniel Barker,
formerly Of Newport, aged sa years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-03-03

SOAP. of all kinds, ouch as fine white
~ French in bars, a superior article; Also
Palm soap, for the toilet; shaving soap of diff
ferent kinds; together with Doolittle's, Rob.
bins, Sanger's and Winchester's bar soap Of
first quality-just received and for sale by
Charles W. 7Yiey,
March Sd. No. 9OA Thaines-s st.