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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-09

ROYAL. COLLEGE OF SURF. .ONS,
q NE original Vegetable llygrlan i'ni,ersa
Medicine. prepared 10y W. Miskm, lsq -
Mcuber of the aoSal to.ge of Surgeons. i.icen-
riaic of Apolhrcr,' ton pan,, Fellow of Eolt
Cout ,:ochiy Surgeon Ia the ROYAL nion PEN
ion A>soriniion. Lancaster Place. " aerloo
Bridge, and Perpetual up'IofGuy' and 81 1ho-
mas's lio>piiais. unton.
I This ,auah!u Medicine, the result Of 20 years
experience and unparalleled uccess IN the eAten-
sive and highly respectable pr"ctcc OF the propri-
elor, patronised by the faculty and nobili y,-is
now introduced to the notice OF the American
public, at the earnes, solicitation of n number oI
gentlemen Of long and high standing IL the pro-
fession. II is hoped. as a preliminary step, TO
check ihe evils and fatal consequences arising
from the use Of the numerous and deleterious nos
trun,s foisled upon the public by the aid Of fabr
Gated proofs for miraculous cures, other frauds,
by a sci Of mercenary, unprinclpled pretenders-
so totally ignorant of medical science, that il f
impossible the monsirous dcluson can any longer
go down with the intelligent people of this ooun-
Try These pills, mild and agreeable m their na-
ture, should be kept in every family in case of
sudden illness, for by their prompt administration
cholera, cramps, spasms, ievers, and other alarm
ing complaints which too often prove fatal, may
De speedily cureu or pTeNeHtcu w IdCt, All muse
who value good health should never hn without
them. They arc sold in packets at 80 cents, 4 !
and So each, by most respectable druggists book
sellers, and ycndcrs Of medicine IN tie U. States
and the Canadas, with copious dire cions, togeth-
er with testimonials Of professional ability from,
the following eminent gentlemen: Sir Ashley
Cooper. J, Abernethy, James Blundcl, D., ".
Back, NJ. D., J. Aston Key, A. Frampion, M ID.
aud numerous others The originals may lie seen
in possession Of the General Agent. by whom the
medicine is imported into this country, and to
whom all applications for agencies must be made
i JNO. IlOLBEIN,
I SO, Waverley Place, New York
Sole Gen. Agent for the U. States, SC.
I N. B. None are genuine without the signatur'
Of the General Agent on the Label.
Il IPCAUTIoN.-It has been deemed expcdi-
ent us far as possible. to place Mishin's Genuine
Original Hygeian Medicine in the hands Of drug
gist's only, and those sold without the signaur,
Of John lIolben on the label, counterith-
This notice is become necessary. as there is still
contrary to all moral decency, legally convicted
nostrum attempted TO be forced on the public.
Sold by r. Il. HAZARD,
i AGENT FoB NEWPORT,
n At the sign Of the Golden Mortar,
near the Court House.
\ Feb. 5, 1895.
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION
STORE.

YENIIE subscriber having fitted his Auction
b Room for the sale Of goods Of all descrip-
ton, would inform hls friends and the public gen.
orally. that he ia now ready and will attend to
the sale Of goods of all kinds, either at auction,
or at private sale. Persons having stoves OF
CRATES to dispose Of would do well to leave them
with the subscriber. who will attend to the sale OF
them on the most reasonable terms Furniture
carpets, and all other kinds Of goods sold at auc
ton, or on commission, for a moderate con'pen.
sa,ion. Ills evening sales at auction will com.
mence in the course Of two or three weeks
Persons having books, dry goods. jewelry, oI
watches. TO sell at auction, are requested to for.
ward them to the anction room No. llS, Thames
ct, Newport.
Oct IL CHARLES N. TII.LEY.
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TILLEY s. HAZARD.

w ILL tbis day open, very extensive lot
w Of Prints, which must be sold to guard
against bankruptcy. 10000 yards, some
damaged, at 8 cents. 1000 yards, perfect at
10 cents. 5000 yards do. for l2a cents
well worth from 20 to 25 cents the yard.
A lot Of colored Cambrcs at cents
Blcached Cottons at and cents, and MANY
other cheap goods. All sent in order to raise
the wind any lady who now wants gowns oil
comforters, will do well to call imme diately
as we sell over 1000 yards per day.
Sept. Ia.
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RETROsPECTION.
TINE! let me stand upon that wall
Which bounds the Future and the Past,
While at my feet thy uomenis fall.
Like billows driven by the blast:
Cold, brief and dim must be the gaze
Back DER The fields laid waste by thee;
And clouds inpen ious 10 all rays
Brood Ger fuius,y.
Yet backward lei me take one look
Through Memory glass, grown dim BY age
And ponder on LIES taite:ed book.
Too late to re pcruse one page;
As when the ear, in quest OF notes
An unlearned melody has shed,
Calls for each echo where il floats,
When all its tones arc fled.
Thy scyihe and glass, o Time, are not
The symbols Of Thy gentler powers;
Thou maks, the most detected lot
Seem light through thy inverted hours:
Thou mak'st u cherish infa Mt grief,
And long for all the tears it cost;
Thou urt 10 thy own woes relief
Thou beauiifi st the lost
Then let me stand upon The wall
Which bounds the Future aud the Past,
And gaze upon the waste where all
Life's hopes have perished by the bias, :
Though dark and chilling to the gaze
Are all the fields laid waste bv thee,
'I'is sunshine to the hopeless rays
Which light Futurity.
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There nerer ,ras a greater assortment.
There nerer ,ras so cheap a lot Of Goods
offered as is no,U for sale al The
CHE p TORE
TILLEY s. HAZARD,

MR. HAZARD has recently bought very
A'A large lot of Cloths, Cassimeres, SAITH
netts, Flannels, Pilot Cloths and other Goods,
under circumstances which induced the I'm
portcrs and other Dealers to sell dog cheap.
We knowing there il but little money to be
had, have come to a determination to sell
quite as many goods for one dollar as we
have heretofore sold for two. Our Cloths are
really heavy aud wide-our Cassimeres thick.
We are selling calcos for trhe--some
quite stont for five cents the yard. We will
sell Batiugs for ten ccnts--nll kinds of stuffs
for making comforters from five cents up
To save money just call on II. s. II.
Oct 5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-09

WHY will You suffer with the Tooth Ache when
there is remedy!
The above Extract has recently been discOv-
cred to be safe and sure remedy for the Tooth
Ache 1t removes from the cavity all the de-
cayed substance, and leaves it white as the out
side Of the tooth, also removes the soreness. and
takes away all that unpleasant smell arising from
defective teeth 1t does not injure the teeth, like
many articles that are used. Price so cents per
bottle.
For sale by r. J. TAYLOR, Druggist. IIs,
Thames street, Newport, r. by VIM Brown,
Washington street, tlenshaw, Commercial wharf
Seth Fowler, Prince street; James Fowler, Green
street; Brewer, Gushing s Stephens. J. l. Brown
Washington street; J. Il. Brown, do. Frederick
Brown, corner Of Castle street, Holden, Charles
street; Chs. b. Rogers, South Boston.
Newport Feb. %.
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VIM. l.. MclViLl.

Wishes to inform the public, that he carries on
the TIN PLATE business, in all its branches a'
his old stand, No. l64, ,Thames-street,wh " here car
be had at all times any article OF lin ware usn
ally called for Sheet Iron and Copper work
Coal stoves Of various kinds. and other article
commonly kept In Tin Store. augo
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ne ID u tOerp 8 tdttr.
In Prison-si eel. near The Jail, entrance
north side Of The Parade.
U.ss.anS H. VUetchoSp

nB BAvING procured several new CARRIAG-
n n ES and good HORSES, all Of which have
been carefully selected, is prepared to furnish
Carriages Of every description with prudent and
attentive drivers at short notice. and respectfully
soicts share Of public patronage.
His stable having been much enlarged and fit
ted in the best manner, with large roomy stalls
and good carriage houses. offers superior advan-
tages for HOUSEKEEPING, which will be
faithfully attended to, on reasonable terms.
Particular attention paid to the conveyance o
Passengers to and'from the Steamboats,.
Orders left at the stable, or at his residence, ,di
recty opposite, will receive punctual attention.
| Newport, May Sd, 1886.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-09
CURE FOR JAUNDICE AND DROW
SlNESS.

DGEP ,R % from a receipt o einay procured irl IN
! an Indian Family. II was formerly inown as The
Ind an Corrective, ani highly .steemed for its efficacy
for all conpl ints men ioned below
IN the Sp q of the year, every one i troubled more
or less w propen ny To sleep and by the use OF THIS
corrective II can lie OBJ. ted entirely. For pur fing
~ eradcaing all kinds of hmmos r. IN the blood even
fth app ar sternay IN the face any part "f The
hohy, is mu u better and eff aci US han any
eAternala iation. in act seldom knew IL to fail in
efrctual. 1h patient III find IL opera
IN the blood than any other prrpara ion they ever ie
ftrred to 10 IN far b' tier than salts, sulphur cream tar
tar any afaii Of this Kind whtn the blood
once pnrif with this corrective, IL remains In an
even temperature through the summer months For u
foul stomach, jaunhce general deb lily, week.-mrs. Of
he limbs, want of appetite bilious and liver compla nts,
heaIach-, stupor, nc &C. For the catarrh, which Is
generally oned by the mpIre str of the blood
there is nothing extan that has proved so efccious as
this purifying corrective For all tie above complaints
il is seldom known to Ill IN proving rfet tunl rene
dy Il ~ really worth the public attention, every one
is aware Of the unpleasant, dull heavy feeling wh ch
hr spring Of the year poduces Aud by the Of this
corr eli, e, can he obvatrd entirely-rvery one who
ma es Use of the abov" arai VIII b. astonshed
nj the IN VI and gentle effect II his on the lOOd. To be
had by wolesa and retail, Of Nm rIOwn, All Wash
Ington 'trset, Wm. Wards Co. J. r. " H.. ' Brown
hewers. usling 81 vens, T.. olden, A. hayden, J.
kidder, J. =. Preston, James Fowe, Seth Foule, q.
It, Rogers, south session; =. Kdder. Chare.tow u. +.
prown IIarri on, Salem Thos. iavis, Newhurypo,t L.
Proctor Rhodes, ynn; Leman roxbury; Lach. .Provi
dencc; Babcock, Worcester; shattuck, r. cambridge
Thornton. New Bedford; shaw, all River; Taylor, Of
New
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CLNTVi ESSlNG.
VESIii subscribers have rnieied ~ 10 o. pn'iLer-
II ship in business. under tle iIu Of

VsSlii subscribers have .nieied 10 Co. pniiLer-
II ship in business. under the h'n OF
GOULD s DiiRFEE,
And respectful, infrm their friends The pubic
that they have rented the Mills in Portsmouth, he
longing To : Clarke, here the, will hereafter card
into rolls. sheep wool of all erudes-- spin yarn
manufacture cloth On shares or contruct--Also,
color and dress woollen cloths, real indigo blue,
aud all other coors- color and dress garments;-
color yarn for carpets, sc &c, all which shall be
done speedily, in the bes, manner, and on the
mos, reasonable terms. THOMAS GOULD,
Isaac y. DURFEE.
N. u. Articles intended to be sent to them may
be- left with Sanford Amy ,Lililc-t on Iion- Geo.
Almy or " IN. Almy, 1i,t,ion.- Nm. Fearse or
J. Clifford l'rsiol Ferry, Underwood Car. Job
Sherman, Edward s'anhope. or enj u. " il
bor, broad st'r Newport. - Du,iee's Inn, Ports
mouth. or al their ManufGciory.
Portsmouth, march 26ib, 1875.
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"IIAvE | COME TO Tnis?'-IIow painful
must be the reflection Of young man, who
has cnjoyed the privileges of society, moral
instruction and faithful admohi'ion, to find
himself arrested in his wicked career by the
arm of Justice, and about to receive the pen
atty of the law for crimes, while comparing
his past advantages with the present circnm-
stances. Indeed he may well say hare
come TO this?
This Is not altogether an imaginary case.
II so happened that the writer Of this was
present when several convicts arrived at one
of our State Peniten,aries. Among the
number was young man of about the age OF
twenty four years, of good appearance and
well dressed. On going into the prison he
involnntary exclaimed, "Hare leone TO his?'
Alas but too late to avoid punishment justly
due to him for his crimes.-Wh hat instruction
such a scene and such language is calculated
to afford to youth. 1t should teach them t.
obey the first commandment, with promise
to avoid vain company; and, in n word to re-
member their Creator in the days of their
youth. And to n parent who possesses q
dee p interest in the welfare Of a son ist en-.
terIng upon the scenes of active life; who
knows the evil propensitles of the natural
heart, and the eXposedness Of youth to the
snares Of the world, Il scene like this mus
occasion degree Of anxious soicitude, les
on some future day he may have occasion tC
hear frGm that son the melancholy reflection
"Hare come 10 this -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-09

PERISTALTIC LOZENGES, OR
ANTIDYSPEPTIC REMEDY,
4 pleasant. safe and eflcacious remedy for op
IA preston and pain in t! e stomach after eat.
ing, loss Of appetite. headache, dizziness, &C &C.
individuals, who have for years been afflicted
with nervous headache, have 70 und great relic
from this medicine. For sale by
Oct. 8. II. ]. TAYLOR.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-No

TAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-No-
~ tcing an advertisement in many OF the
country papers, recommending an article called
Rreosofe Tooth Aehe Drops, by the same words
which my Extract Of Gail aud Kreosote Tooth
.ache is recommended, - an article already es-
tabshed for removing this troublesome disease
this is to give the public TO understand that do
not consider myself responsible for only the Ex-
trac, Of Gall and Kreoso,e, and the following re-
ferences were procured from those who have used
the Extract Of Gall and Kreosote, and the individ-
uals may he referred to at their respective resi-
dences in Boston; John Smith, ,Haymarket Place;
Joshua A. Dill. 4l3, Washington street Miss
Mary Seavery, so, Pleasant st, N. Tolman, $50,
Washington st; Geo. Melville, Lucas Place; Filz
Henry Stephens, master transportation cats on
Worcester Railroad.
\ As a further security against all limitations the
signature Of the Proprietor, WIN. BROWN. "
his own hand writing, will be observed on tie
directions. For sale by II. J. Taylor, Drugsis,
Newport.
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CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN BALsAM.
MORE than ten thousand persons within
A'A the las: four years, have been cured of
Rhenma,ism,by this Bnlsam. u has not fail
cd to cure Rheumatism. Numb limbs or Per.
ished limbs, in n single case, for sale by
May u. X. J. Taylor.
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elegant than words. She left a spot where
her morning of life had been spent IN youth
fil happiness aud innocence, AM in shnit
time found herself at my fathers dnor. WHAT
was my surprise. my rapture. al behoid!nI
him ieavlu. the carriage with the lovely crea-
turc, whom of all others most wished 10
see, hanging upon his arm aud clnging to
hin ns hr only friend and protector. She
entered the room, and was Introduced Ia my
mother ~ the Miss Roosevelt, in whose favor
M.s Emerson had warmly interested heI
self.
'Edmord,' said my father as entered the
apartment, this young lady you are to consl-
der rs your sister; you will be TO her bro
ther.' took her ha hand-pressed it 10 my lips,
aud while her blushing countenance and clio.
quent lips plainly informed me that she re-
membered our former interviews, ] assured
my father ! should always feel a pleasure IN
complying with his wishes. Thus did our
acquaintance commence. The amiabe Ma
ria became the delight OF her numerous
friends, the joy of my parents, and the admi-
ration of the brilliant circles in which she
moved herself splendid star. The impress
sion that was made at our FIRST interview was
never obterated and the little strawberry
GIRL became the adorcd mistress Of this man
sion. Never have reflected on those sim
gular occurrences, without feeling Of graft
tudc to my Maker who, in this manner, be-
slowed on me a treasure, which has made my
life one of continual sunshine, and unaoycd
happiness
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FOR sss,NE,

WISH TO rent out, until the 1st September neX
4 OF for Two Years longer, the house IN when nave
Bookkeeping store. The store room Is one OF the hand
somcst IN the place. being deep and shcwy. Inc
cellar is an excellent one, and the upper part OF the
house fitted up TOR family residence, having I'VE
GOOD rooms and a garnet. The lot is sufficiently
large and has on it good kitchen, Stable. Nc. &c
Terms To suit the tunes. IL. H. NoiIN Flu
Lynchburg, June - WIS II
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,r,,au ESTATE, E,eess SALE.

ynI A=lR1'l T. Of decree ot the tncuil superior
ID Count OF Law and Chanoc,y lol the county "'
AMHERST pronounced al the April term le%" J." 'iG
casr of Boiling " boll'ng, &c me
commissioner Amounted By The sand Court viii pro-
cerd to sell. ON tie premises, on Tuesday the lS'
day Of august l-'7, to the highest bidder ON ere
din Of ard > years, bonds with personal security,
and ,hr tile retained THE TRACT OF LNN'o'
which John Boiling died seized ana possessed COW
- Amherst and immediately ON the mann ROAD
leading from amherst Court House to the town o
Iynchbnrg. and nearly an equal distance between
the two places. aud would be a good stand Tor
house of Public Entertainment m
lolIN COLEMAN, com. ond sheriff
Of Amhrrd county.
- az I'm
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.Aee'r'asii.
.UEy,F,f,Bg n rae Il. T. T..

, y order 10 cIo,e the interest Of the late Mr.. Hoy-
4 all IN IN, concern, am compelled, fsspee'"nF
10 request all those indebted 10 US by bond on QUIZ
WISE. to come forward aud pay hen several dues a.
npc.hIy a, pos.ibc for our necessities are lnper-
dountry Bcrei,a,as' and others
,,i,lipo 10 rurt base articles of HARDWARE nv
WHOLESALE, will do well to eve US eau. ., ~
NJ, are determined to sell nj yer. REDUCED Pki,
CES hrCASll, or paper Which We can use "
,,nutb.. MILLER & ROY Nib,
By /. :. Miller, surviving Partner.
july y ="
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aud ,,lech lnneuagca, 40 VI
N',,'. t,,,n,, in JjtI INV 40 90
I 81 "i ilnfp iot lnattHlnss - ~, W.
Mua,. tuition on IHE fIiAo, ~ %
M Mn tuition '"ro.'' oo inn GtIFIR, 20 10
rn,oon, IA ,"a'3 l., l,ep, ad,, duly leasoin 10 10
lmuuu N pp0lia, tninuna aud fanty NoiA -
r,-A .salil.uun dat, leaaoh1, w w
tolrthyuu.t Nluuul ehnlre.
Nodo.uou ii ubseees, etsep' In ea'ea Of ia
dond ptuil, ,e,roon toaels.
Mt ~ Nae. 81, influenced y rr",'4 sonlenah OF tho
r 's OF lhs9' eHse ,tN9, i5o , ,,'e an,
t,,ne. IN Is a IN hr,nales OF Induction, On tn nd
lnltuut .au tl tie ufflgned nds nhssli ,esiohAbio,
a.. eli i the aiHtaiioat winch lin, ia hfins h tlolr
'tenontt. n1 hs stat md ME ~ ~ Ia winch u'f M
looo, Ie, .teut,ia. tn dma lenlzs ale careful
lu. Ntnil unt, At ln,no IN then
wol- size rutors nlllle III. companions ihhi 40 ,nns
nd, y, If MIN, IN, al rct,e wit e,eel nun
l,, uIoui t,a pa, llm ninlers dn NJ,
t.n lm,t,, o. pli.s nnuslasn Nlne efef ntfenl"n
vote, T., p = euntt mud Nit, mud e,rtt nnpes nj mud
r'u,, .l ,,r.,inIl, aeeafIl TIE laafais
uu.I .htit ain. ti-ioHil1p7 NIL IL daaiiH"t I'M De
,puc wei, -aal.l thu tous ed ils have aeeasa
to- .nod llaat. pnl n erautpa Ia male In nns rnt
ull al H. Nutri md MI nfont eadmt ne fi"hi,ou'
I'uh al hun unet nnd t,net u atrtah pronunciation,
caHlut, lurucnitd. snh nttie aoaha ias rs s'"iY
nnch will enn, peculiar autafz taai On lits a'-e-
,mrns with th, i-uIrlrs., aud aud fr'aera In imsuaFu
~ the 4iul, 81 iuso winch Inns !esh prosecuted III Ia
''hoo with di n.ned aneeeas, tn NY al",ln
op"rtuuu,s. nrdllan II tnthnl mud haonsh nstlae."n'
i'r pIu,lcc scientifically lesnnt a. "a an en- on'ns9
mention the ntutt 1enous r"aee4l al lpe sll' ~ M
ucutt bat tr III thoroughly ood fonzlfnei nm nln' ~
good ord T. Hro ,r - lie house. III in7. are NIL neinlllh
pm. win Grand aeon aud pr1senein f5el tsaleon aud
uur ih' al holoi la,'e 0tim TN ~ u la ei'n''
,lu.un pudrlon ltpi by Mr. :, in adme t'tiA N"'
al u''l nn alf hf 9..nss ., ~ ''2 M',a a,' Nv q'
\ouur lndes ho,n fstahea nm b. tnl,hi'd u, =,
nrul, hrou hou the un, nlsl embrace 'a ioH'i-" u
Ia hi, il, trtuon shte,ae elertoneg i. atiaeae 10
IT,, ,lu,Hlou ole motd I. cling III e'li4 10 mellstHl
m"m rul mr9nd, ql''' not onif tn a. nlnons asnon "
tp''i hat la iires' and Preparations" @9i'is " ~ N
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Y,
,,,,,5 require the AID OF National Bank, rs ads
,;,a aecnt. safe depository of the publ,
-. = = means OF cqualizins exchanges and there
/, rendering the currency OF uniform value. aud o
.,c,,pino the various other essential duties Itquil-
II al such an institution than ii ISL employ ohe,
ents ia the military, naval and diplomatic service o
~. country, to discharge duties not more important.
Tn. constitution contempatcs and the law. require
H. ,mnor ent oil aeo1tS To transact the business OF
Ia, ,.oole-spd, torthc soul of US, cannot zee
IL, 3, Notonai Bunk i. awh less diguiGrd than Il
snh Ireasnry--ot even state BonkS which the Ma
or proposes to substitute place Of dcpositc for
ia. m,blic monies Major Garland seems clearly to
,,,t. in his enumeration Of objectousto the cstab-
G,hmrnt OF Sub Treasures. that, fthc government
hall not charter National Bank, mast cmlo, the
s,,r Bailhs--and If II be - reflection upon the
re therefore, that the business Of the nation can
t II, conducted Without the aid Of inc orporltcd
,omuan," how we to get I'd Of it by the sub
,;,ution of hundred osa Incorporated compauics
lar on. n.,iosal institutions The "rellrcon" will
.,;ck 10 Us. Major, unless YOU can devise plan
.fn,naeinc the public funds, without the aid of ann
n,,l. s,a,e OF na'iona-and vet you very candidlv.
sucll As yer, truly tell II, that he scheme of Ill
,rci,,a the federal government from all connection
,.,h any l:ants is much more plausible in theory
,b,n ,.nnl in practice" Are Won not. Major on the
,s If ;, dilemma ! l;ut our object i, not to tor
,ur. ,ou, and 50 ,hall 40 longer tos, YOU from
ne ~ the Other. ltwil! rather ator! Us pleasure to
,ssis, in eNtricans yon from the unpleasant prcdica
men,.
Majol Garland is wrong, too in surprising aIthe
:. constitutional power of the suites to establish
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s'io.Ic,. and Cote.

90 Tons PEster of the very best quality, and
I'D 200 lbs best Green Coffee, which Will be sold
very low. Per sous wanting such articles wall please
o,c me a call. They will be sold below the market
pticc
july II
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i'e the Saturdays mil, we lave news from Eng
baud to the 18th nlt.
The Pirucess Victoria proclaimed Queen Of
England. Her Maestys speech approves Of past
reforms, &c. The Wings. therefore, sill in the
a,ccudlnt The election for Members Of Par
l1ucut, winch viii forthwith take place, will furnish
decisive trstot The strength Of parties.
The Shetied had arrived nj Liverpool with al0o..
600 in specie from New ior aud with promises Of
m,thcr rcntt1noes, which had tended reiuspire
confidence IN American credit
The Ncssrs. Hronus Of Liverpool, would b.
tanned, As wcllas Nrssrs. WtIles nj Paris. aud tia
three great houses Of Wildes Virgins AMI Wilson,
IT WAS thought, would he remstated.
NJ Liverpool, June y, Cotton WIS in good de
maud, At M adv ancc of 10 II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-07-31
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NtfE will ave the ahore reward Of lh"'' "'''''t
w Tor the apprehension ol tIr'r slave, named
Randall, nis.c and s.diF"na, hrI"nShH t."
Mr. Hem. Blown nj l{edio'' % ten u"n'' t"f ,''
tpL,., ar. all In. ina N the noIglboIhuud oil
,r. groau', plantation. DOLAN TOW LES.
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