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Cure for Bo,vel Complaints.
DR.. d. JAYNE'S
CARMINATIVE BALSAM.

II 8 certain cure for most diseases Of the stOm-
b ach aud bowels, such diarrhea, dysentery
cholera mOrbus, cholics, sour stomach, Cholera
IN fd,ituna, or Summer complaint among chill
dren &c. II has not been known to fail in a sin
gle instance, in the cure Of any of these dsenses.
but it has in Numerous cases, effected cures when
il has seemed out Of rho power Of medicine, aided
by the best medical skill. to give relief. Cer,h-
cate. from physicians. clergymen and other persons
of the first respeciabty, attes'og these cts,wi'h
ample directions for its uso, accompany each bot
tie, and can be seen by calling on any Of the a.
gent. for its sale. The two following are Deem
ed sufficient to be inserted here:-F From Dr.
Charles Hammond, Leesbnrg, IA.
DR. Jnyne-Bear Sir--I have made use OF the
Cnrminative BaIsam prepared by you for COM
plants of the bowels, with complete success in
every case, and do not hesitate to recommend i,
to the patronage Of the public as medicine wor-
thy of their particular attention.
| CHARLKs HAMMOND, NJ. ID.
! + onr the Rep. T.. M. Barker, Pastor cftht
! Baptist Church at Canton, ". j.,
! Dr. Jayne-Dear Sir-Ilavng beeh afflicted
with severe bowel complaint, attended with dis.
tressing pain and discharge Of blood, and every
appearance Of approaching Dyseniery. obtained
one bottle Of your Carminntipe Bnlsdm, few
dozes Of which. taken according to the directions
effected perfect cure. ENocu NJ. BARKER.
Travellers. and other persons liable to thas'
complaints, should never be without it: remembe
that can ounce Of prevention is worth pound o
cure" For sale by Dr. ID. jayne, Salem. N.
sole proprietor; by A. d. & ID. Sands, No. I0t
Fulton, cor. Of William-st. New York only whole
sale agents for the Northern & Eastern Srafes; al
so by Dr. X. Il. Hazard, Newport, X. T.; b,
4 Bristol, by
Warren, by Earl J.. Mason & Jas. Balch Junr
Providence, II. 4. Price so cents
Newport Aug. IL, 1886.
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Aug. ii.

Court Of Probate. .VerpoH. .4ng lst. 1886.
VINilE Executors first account on the Estate OF
IL Richard Bush, late Of Newport, butcheT'
doc. WIS presented for allowanee:-
It is ordered, That the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred to
Court of Probate, TO be holden at the
State House in Newport on the first Mon
day in Sept. next, at O'Clock. A. NJ. and
that previous notice be given by publishing
a copy Of this order, three several times in
the "HcrnM Of the Times" for all persons
interested, to appear at said time and place,
and be heard.
A true copy-witness,
B. b. IIowLkNp, Prob. elk.
Ang. II.
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Aug H..

Court Of Prosate, .Nsmport, .qug. lst, 1896.
vuyfIE Administrators first account on the Es-
n. tate of Robert Rogers, late Of Newport,
Esq. dec. was presented for Allowance
It il ordered, That the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
ofProbate, to be holden at the State House in
Newport, on the first Monday in Sept. next,
at . o'clock n. m. and that previous notice
be given by publishing n copy OF this order
three several times in the Herald ofhe Times,
for all persons interested to appear ut said
time and place and be heard. true COPY
| E. B. HowLASD, elk.
! Aug. II.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVALS.

Saturday g. Brig Atlas, Dewing, from Pic
iou IN. 81 for Providence. e.-Schr's kosciusco, ,
Dewell, from do. for Fall River-Superior, kel-
ley. from Bath, for Providence. Nick
erson, from do. for do.-Franklin, Witches, Gom
Phadelphia. ia.-Conrad, Thatcher. from Ken
nebeck.-Cerss, Pendleton, FROM Bangor. Molly
Rogers, from kennebsnk. k.-Soop Hero, Read
from New York. for Providence.
Sunday 7.-Schr. Commerce. Nesser, from
New Bedfo,d.
lfonday s.-Schr Clio, Alexander. Quinsey
for New iork.-lIudson, Clarke, From Milton,
for do.-Mariah. Reherson, from New Bedford,
for New Hav-n.-Sloop Camilla, Vars, from
New York, for Providence.
! Jmesd0y Brig Tom Crngle. Baker. from
Providence, for Iioston.--Sloops Hero, Read
from do. for New lOrk.--Fair Haven, Smith
from do. for Hartford
| Wednesday lo.-Bris Leo, Isley, from Pic
tou.
! ENTERED.
Schr. Crown, Baker, Boston.
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August llth.
JAMES HAMMONDS.
CIRCULATING Library.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-11

NAvAL.-The sloop of war Natchcz is
ready to sail from the port Of New York for
Pensacola. The following officers co out in
her az passengers. Com. Charles Stewart;
Master Com. Thomas Crabb. to command the
WARREN: and Sailing master John Robinson,
appointed to the Pensacola station.
US. ship Constitution, Potomac. aAd John
Adams arrived at Leghorn 18th June.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-11

ES,coun.er bei,ccen Bull and "a Locomotirr.
As a locomotive was passing along the track
Of rail road near Coatesvillc, Penn. a bull
that had broken from it.. enclosdre made n
desperate onset on it. The concussion killed
the hull on the spot, and bis carcass was push
cd alonn some distance befotc the engine
cortd hc stoppri. The ca-e werc thrown of
the track hut no one injured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-11

Tickets SI0-Shnrcs iu proportion.
Tickets and shares in the above Lottery
for sale by the subscriber. Orders respect
fully solicited and Immediately answered, on
az favorable terms as on personal application.
Prizes paid Oh demand.
THOMAS DOYLE,
Exchange Broker.
Providence, Aug. IL.
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Died.

tn This town. on Saturday afternoon last. very
suddenly. Miss Mary Burroughs, aged about ~
years.
Al the Asylum on the ath inst. Mr.. Joseph NJ.
Pen'ce, son of the iate Mr.. John Pearce OF this
town ,nged 80 years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-11

TIE DiGcrrnce.-In Soma parts Of Indiana
corn is sold ut ten cents bnshel, eggs for
three cents dozen, ard chickens are given
away. In Boston eggs are twenty seven cents
dozen, potatoes abont two dollars bushcl,
and you can hardly look at chicken without
paving for it.-Boston Times.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-11
Court Of Probate, .Ne,cport, Hug. la, 1886.

Court Of Probate, .Ne,cport, .qmg. la, 1886.
A PPLICATION was made FOR an Admmissra-
IA tor to be appointed on the Estate Of John
NJ. Smith, late OF Newport, Mariner. dscsased.--
1t il ordered, That the same be re-
ccived and tho consideration thereof re-
fcrrcd to a Court Of Probate, to be hol-
den at the State House in Newport, on the
first Monday of Sept next, at o o'clock a.
m. and that previous notice be given By pub.
fishing a COPY Of this order three several
times in TIC Hrad ofMe Times, for an per-
sons interested to appear at said time and
place and De heard.
B. B. HowLxND, Prob. elk.
Au0 II,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-11

The Newport Artillery paid ii visit to
this city on Friday last, to be present nt
the Centennial Celebration, joined in
the Military Escort, and remained hero
till Saturday afternoon. They arrived
in the Steamboat Boston, about 10 o.
clock A. NJ. on Friday, and were re-
ccived by the U. y. OF Artillery, under
a national salute, and by them escorted
to the place of parade. The ranks {"
the Newport Artillery were not very
full, hut respectable in point Of numbers
and the corps made fine soldierl'ke
appearance. Onr citizens were grntticd
with the visit Of their Newport friends
and can hut hope that the qualification
was reciprocal. The corps was escorted
To the boat in which they feft town, or
Saturday, by the U. Il. Of Artillery
Proridence Herald Of yesierd"y.
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NlissiI IlS,

EsRoM the baggage Of family landing on
4 the Long wharf, from Steamboat Boston,
on Friday 22d uit, BAND BOX covered
with cotton check, containing one silk s two
straw Bonnets, with several caps and other ar
ticles. Al suitable reward will be paid for the
delivery of the above at This office, or at the
office OF J. G.. SHAW.
Newport. Aug. 4.
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TRADERS BANK NOTICE.

f1HHE Stockholders ofthe Traders Bank, are
u requested to meet at Judge Joslen's
school room, in Church-st, to- morrow, Aug.
f2th, at carly candle light. A punctual at.
tendance is requested, as business of import
nnce will come before them.
B. WooD,
M. HALL,
by request Of the Stockholders.
Newport, Aug. II, 1886.
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NOTICE.

The Annual Fair of Zion Church will
be held at the Masonic Hall on Wednes-
day, the 18th instant, at 0 o'clock, A. M.
Admtance l2 l-2 cents.
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Married.

In Trinity Cburch On Monday morning hast, by
The Rev. Dr. Wheaton, Edward Peirse Esq oi
The British Navy, To Mi.s Mary Robinson Hunter,
second daughter Of the Hon. Willia" Hunter,
United States Charge d. A6aMss, as the Cosrt Of
Brazil
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-11
NEARLY AS MANY PRIZES as
RI.ANKS

IS Number Combination Lottery,14 drawn
ballots from the Wheel, making 3l Prizes
each having three of the drawn numbers on
:IlJl. each with with two of them on, and
.25,G20, each having one of the drawn NUN.
bcrs on.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of the Town of WeilLurg
CLASS NO. 4 FOR 1896.
To be drawn ut Alexandria, Saturday, Au
uuet O0 ISsAs
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The Suspension Bridge over tho Nj
ngnra river, at Lewiston, for the con-
struction of which, charters were gran
ted hast winter, by the Legislature ofthe
Stat nf New York and the Parliament
of Upper Canadn, will be one Of the
proudest triumphs of art in the known
world. The banks of the river at Lew
iston and Qiecnston, are 1875 feet high,
chiefly composed Of limestone rock
The bridge will be in the form Of an in
verted a,ch. The flooring viii be laid
on the iron chains on suSpr nsion rods,
the links Of which, are TO be nine feet
nine inches long, capable of sustaining
a weight of 1000 tons. 1t has been
computed by the engineer, that ir the
whole length and breadth of the bridge,
should be covered with oxen standing
close to each other, the whole weight
would be $50 tons less than the estimated
weight it will be capable of sustaining
The cables will pass over freestone
columns or abu,nents, on either side
and be firmly fastened TO the rocks below
Two plans have been proposed for the
construction of the bridge-one to place
tlye columns close 10 the hank Of the
river, at the foot of the mountain-the
other to piace them Mt the top.
On the first plan, the columns will be
900 feet high; the length Of the cord OF
the afch 1000 feet--in this case there
will bs eight suspending cables-twc
carriage ways twelve feet wide, and one
foo. way five feet wide in the centre; the
estimated expense in round numbers
Si3r 900. On the second plan, the col
Mmns will be 90 or 100, feet high; th'
length Of the cord 1000 feet; expense
S93 900. In either case. the loves
point in the inverted arch will be l,2(
feet above the water Bv0aio Com. Adr
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S,riss Ointment.
Crockeru, Glass g. China.
AUCrIOv 3 COMMISSION STORE.

T w. Eddy next door north Of the Perry
~ Cotton Factory, tenders his services t.,
the public, for the sale of goods, furniture,
SC. at public or private salc-all orders at
tended to with fidelity.
Those who may deposite goods for sale.
may rely on having their wishes attended to
with confidence and despatch.
n. B. A good assortment of Groceries and
other goods at present on hand, at reduced
prices.
| July 81, 1886.
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Cheap Letter Paper.

E>on sale by G. N. Tilley, at No. 80 I.2
= Thnmes-st- 3 reams white letter paper,
4 realms assorted ceour, do. very good aud
cheap. Aug. ".
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g. &C.
ARRANGEMENT FOR AUGUST.
VVNIlE Steamers of the Boston and New
Il York Transportation Co. win leave the
Railroad Depot at India Point, Providence,
and the pier ut the foot of Chambers street,
New York, during the month OF August, as
follows.
From Providence, From .ttm TorA.
RHODE ISLAND, Capt. Seth rhayer.
.H7AN III q AN.
Tuesdays Wednesdays
and Fridays aud Saturdays.
.4t4rM. At SPIN.
MASSACHUSETTS,, Capt. W. Comstock,
Mondays Tuesdays
and Thursdays. and Saturdays,
PRESi DENT, Capt Il. B. Coleman.
Tuesdays Mondays
and Saturdays. and Thursdays,
BOSTON, Capt. w. II. Townsend.
Friday 18th, ,26,h, Wednesday 10th, ,2l,h,
aid at I2 n. and at BPM.
Monday Sth22d, Monday 18th, 29h,
PROVIDENCE, Capt. q. Child.
! at 4PM. .af5pM.
! Wednesday 10Th, ,2Ith. Friday l2th.26th
! Friday 10Th, Wednesday 18th: ,:3ist,
and at IL Nj. and at g Pm
Monday 18th, ,29,h, Monday 22d.
, Passengers for Boston will be forwarded il the
Railroad cars Immediately on their arrival al
Providence.
! Passengers at Boston taking the Railroad cas
from that city ut half past o'clock, will reach
Providence in time 10 depart for New York at
p NJ. Cars for the I2 O'clock steamer on hon-
days will leave Boston Mt 9 a NJ.
| Freight will bs received on board until 8
o'clock NJ. and by arrangements with the Bos-
ton and Providence Rparoad Company, will bs
transported both in the Steamboats, aud on the
Railroad al reduced rates Of freight and carriage.
viz:
! On merchandise gensrally. nt s cents per foot,
until ist November, in the Steamboats,; and at 20
cts per 100 lbs in the Railroad cara. Other ar
,fcles according to the printed lists. And the
cheapness end expedition with which goods may
thus he conveyed between Boston and New York
entities this ronte, via Providence, to tho favorable
eoDsi5era,ion Of shippers. -
/ NJsAlf merchandise, specie and baggage, al
the risk Of the owner thereof
! For further information, apply TO
/ =. b. MUMFORD, South Wnter ST., OF
w. HUMPHREY, nj Raaroud Depot
i August, llth.
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WASH exchanged for Junk, old Iron, old
~ Canvass, at the Variety Store mex, porth'
Of the Perry Cotton Factory j. ". Eddy.
Just received lot Of prime Eastern Tier.
ring. July "a.
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plated wnre-Brftania do.--looking glasses
knives and forks--bsllows and brushes-castors.
tea -iiays,-s complete assortment Of Perfumery.
together with great number Of fancy articles.
such as a re usnay to be found in a store Of this
kind.
| lCFe Cash, and the highest price, given for old
gold and silver.
Clocks, Watches, Jewe'ry and Combs repaired
! IN the neatest and best manner.
Newport, May 20. 5. PECKtlAM.
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Common Prauer Books & Bibles.

- N.TII.LEY has for sale at his store
W No. 90 l-2 Thsmes-st. A very handsome
assortment of common prayer books and
pocket bibles, which will be sold cheap. Al
so great variety Of religious and miscclla.
neous books, Of the latest edition, toy books
by the groce, dozen, or single, pocket. books
and wallets. Aug. ] l.
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Dried 81. ec
Goop dried Beet at 10 cts. per pound, for
~ sale by c. " 1Hlcy.
Aug. H..
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Second hand Furniture,
Sucu as chairs, tables, stands, bedstcads,
- andirons. shovel and tongs. For salc by
Aug. II. G. W 2TIey.
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ENTERED.
Schr. Crown, Baker, Boston.
CLEARED.

Brig Poland, Norris, Havana.
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WANTED

WANTED.
4 Govcrncss, apply. at Mrs. Rathbohe's t57
"A Thames-st.
Newport, Aug. II.
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SHADE LAMPS, sc.

0n Bags st. Domingo & Cuba Codse. jis
~V received and for sale, by
b. WOOD, & Co.
Augf.
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WANTED.

\ Workman to mend boots & Shoes, I
"A whom constant employ and liberal wage
will be given on application to
BENJ. MARsii, JR.
Aug II.
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wv ToRsrrD and CANvAss for working, just
i w received by ii. SESSIONS.
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FOR TIE E.NQt '"''
WORSE AND WORSE

What will the higs Il" next: Their "hoE
during the present session has Eecn marked "i" o. .
,ravagdyce aud l contempt for Parliamentary US!
known in that dignItrd, orderly, and Fr n, ~
bo!v-the General Assembly Of Fngn:a-bI', l.,
capped the climax on Thursday last-wound up ~ ;,
act of the cunico dramatic scenes which tEry "I' -.
playing al the expense OF the treasury. the honor
pulaton Of this ancient Commonwealth J ''1'
unusrd at the "tcnprst in j pot when ''''
tlemen conrIvrd t. stir up all occlS.on'' -.
lofty arrogance with which tlIry claim i"r ST.:
legt Of doing they please, with immunity. -. 81,
the peopsr-the shr'p Of his pasture, WT"' io,..
lute-l do not rer!rn,brr whrh) stems 10 u, ,sea
idea in their heads. and has pIoducrG sou |,,::
mam;u, hallucnalun. which makes lh"m' y" ,I,,.
tricks with all the sell comp acrncy "' INTO
But 10 Onr tnic!-- hen tie House v"ird ~ s,,t,
election o.. Senator 20 supply the VACANCY ,,u r.;
Ly the resignation Of Mr. TyIcr the 81, ,no:.
Guochland, (Alr. Walkins,) who had "''.F 'rL vs.
OIL the previous day to 20 int" the I,,,enr.
province it WAS 10 MAKE he n"'i'ha''p"- : ur T."
ciirntally to BE- absent. The nonEai'"' % AN
was consequently made by another ge"''tu a.. 81 Fave
ca, was out, the mice Logan 10 nbtIr' i' ,o,y.ns
and Nichoias rose with great gravity All en- ,be e.c.:
Joseph S. Watkins as suitable person 20 M e1yGs,
cy and to discharge the duties required an the gea
inc resouton-an apparent sheer rested on bua
| mas lip, as ifhe thought the wh0'e ''''
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(igucr0[ II1RHlSON.

The Ohio pa pcrs rive magnificent arCaunls al liz
Great Harrison CunrcntlUn Which assembled nj L"iNn
bus on the 22d February. The Delegates IN a,irntAne
are estimated about aGU! The Convention list Is
selnb!cd at the Thculre--but too >ual 10 hv,
them, and they nd ourncd To The Public Square u! "a
City, here stand had been erected ior The 1ccnHmo
dal!on of the officers, with the StarSpanglrd Bani'
proudly waving them. Jeremiah Morrow was a9
pointed Plcsdcnl-wt nincteen Ptce PrcSdrnts! a"'
t.ceiee SIcreinrics M-lhe Convention nominated Cr'
Harrison as Prcsidrnt-and Gen Joseph Vance Us lit
Candidate for the Governor Chair. MIR. Francs G!l
ger Uhc Anti Masonic Candidate Tor \. York; has c.
out Mr.. Tyler in his nomination for the I'cc Frc:4e'
Mr. Tyler was brought forward hv Mr.. MuIvany '
Muskngum-and the Resolution was erred To q"
Nominating Committees but they reported. "llIa lhcy h''
agreed with but one dissenting voice, 10 rrc"mIH'"
Francis Granger Of New York. The question was t''i
taken agreeing IL the report, aud carried by acca"a
ton and loud crrring without one dissenting voice
Now, how does it come TO pass, that t!I" RIctmc"
Wing exulls in these movements; Notwithstanding he
Virginia avories, White nnd YIi'r, superseded b
UdrrSon anil Grang'r, he is rrj"crd al their succEs
lie cXCaims that llarrsnn:n is rolling through u"
North West STATES with impetus and Galy s"ti'r
tide. Whitr. and what is more, the Nng'n'an ihtI'
aside by Harrison and Nrr lUJk .IJOiifiomstan" ,'
not feather Of the Wing is rutilrd; but he rrJ"c'' q
the movement! How can this phenomenon he "AW"'
ed: With the greatest possible ease. IN" wing l'"h'
that it Is calculated TO promote the great plan I" 'f
campaign. 10 r0ngnT by dirisiOn if Harrison ca" ""
| get Ohio and the North Wrsl-und White, Virginia I'D
| the South Wrst-and Webster. the Northern s'c'"-
why, there will BE- Election by the Pc"rr-ti" Go''.
ton will be Transferred TO the il. Of RNirginia w."
York, PeGnsy vnnia, Ohio, NC, &c will un have '
same vote Delaware and Rhode lsand-and Il max
III the power of another Intrigue 10 up an"rt !-'
! upon US. This is the whole scheuc Of the "hgs.
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70 TIE EDITORS OF TIE EMO UIRER.
~ .su,xcTnS Fob oSth ls26


am sick. and unable TO write ch,-hut "muItum
in rarrO." notwithstanding the veto of our Virginia
Governor the " Errnnging Rcsoiu0HS" have made out
10 reach their destination Senators Tyler and Leigh
received them on Thorsday Tor Friday morning) aud
rur,or SAYS, douht truly. the former will resign TO-
morrow the at!eT will held on. Hc Kill IN. lie g,iity
Of rscr'aaey .ocard< h jr;cnas The public will know
how 10 appreciate this Grcaralion of MI Leigh publish
ed in the Richmond Wing, some few weeks before he
trmk his seat in Tie present Congress. He will not
break his promise 10 '!angum S"ulhard & Co. 10 stand
lay :hrm 'hrengh rH and through go"d r'p"ri," and
defy public "pinIon, come in what shape i: may.
Tho Governors communications declining 10 trans
mil the Resolutions is regarded by ali parties a> it DE-
srrvcs-amounting 10 nothing above miserable quib.
be-a wrclched aud equivocating evasion. of the dis.
charge of n weknown public duty. Will any bod
pretend say he is not bound 10 that the aars
faithfully creeaed@ that jnint resolution is not rs
much law fenaced by Dill Ifthis not serious.
y contendcd for then the Governor is liable to impeac,
tnrnt, and should De i'"reached forthwith for r1usi'.g
I" sIecutc tic in'c of tie iund.
"T!e Governor ard Mr. Leigh appear 10 pull in tie
s''ae traces adnirah!y-,hey oM no; DC gully Of reee
anc7 tOn0ras their jrents, Mnngum Southland Il Co.,
with whom the pledge has been made, 10 defy ruI hc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-05
.ent If Tic Gioje Is dc;ic:.re.-E. L.
Mn TEI ERS LETTER.

/, seems that Mr. Tyler no, willing to obey the
instructions of The Legislature, and has resigned his
seat in the Senate OF the United States So far good!
He has testified lis respect for The fundamental light IF
Insl.ucton-prompdy resigned trust. which he could
not couscentiousy dischase-and far ui is ncci!-
Far the adoption Of this course, lie deserves lie will
receive, the thanks Ut the Republican party Let the
..r:eani Senators from North Carolina New Jersey and