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Drug Store.

Drug Store.
EVEIE Subscribers have removed to their New
Il Store On Front Street, opposite to that OF
Taylor & Punch's where they have and will con-
tinue to keep, full anl complete assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Surgical instruments,
and Shop Furniture Also:
PAINS, Oils, Glass, Dye Stufs, g. PeJumery'
All Of which they propose selling on the most
reasonable terms; and particularly So to those ma.
king largo purchases.
Any article they may not have on hand when
applied for, will be procured on short notice.
POWE s. MALLOY.
Mach 2lSt ~ Il
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MILCOM BUCHANAN

MILCOM BUCHANAN
ELS now receiving and for sale,
Il SO pieces Bagging,
90 bags Laguira and Rio Coffee,
BIZ cases Hats,
20 doz. Gaps,
30 Fowling Guns,
A few sets Blacksmith's Tools, with good
stock Of Saddlery, Hardware, Crockery ware SC,
all Of which will be sold low for cash, or barter
for country produce. -.
No;. %, 1896
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Sugar.

StT. Croix, Porto Rico, louisiana Clarified,
- Double Refined Loaf. and White Havana,
for sale, by the quantity or retail, by
ID. MALLOY.
9th Feb. 1887. l6:tt
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alcnM0MD IND. PALLADIUM.

We intend 1T the close of the present, and
each succeeding volume, to forward to such oi
our subscribers. as may be in arrears ct that time
bin Of their dciinquencics. However, We hope
that VIC will be prevented fror, sending many, by
the payment Of subscriptions before the first o!
January. We know that il Is nothing BIC, nc
g!cct that causes bills TO be uapaid, tho
is so small that it might 10 liqaidated at almost
any time, if though, Of. Since the enlargement
our sheet, our expenses at least double wha,
they were in the publication of the former size,
and the price remains the same. But necessity
will compel us to exact in every instance the full
terms as published. Three dollars will invariably
be charged fo- one volume, il not paid until after
the expiration Of the same. The following gen
tlemcn arc authorized to act as agents:
JoHx H. WRIGHT, Milton.
WILLIAM GRIFFIN, Cambridge.
SAMUEL ScHooEFIELD, Dublin.
JAMES MINER, Lewisvi!le-
BARSAsAs SPRINGER, Knshtstown.
J. FoRsEE, Indianapolis.
r. HENDERSON, Greensborough.
Marx e. REEVES, Washington.
JONATHAN USrnANK, Newport
B. BARNETT, Economy.
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PESSsxIvAStA.--Complct returns from the
recent elections in this state, published in the
Harrisburgh Telegraph. In the Senate there arc
l9 Wings and ii Vanocra,s. In the House, A
Wings, and So Vantcs. On joint ballot maj r-
itv Of z Tor loco focosm.
ARxAxsAs.--Ye!l, w. is reelected to Congress
by about 500 votes over Ringg BOD {W) His ma
joritv was much larger when previously elected.
TExSEssEE.--Fciix Grundy Of Tonne, is 10
be succeeded bv the Hon. E. H. Foster, member
Of the Nashville Bar. man of fine talents, and n
s,aunch wing. Mr. Grundy's Senatorial term and
we presume his congressional life, will expire in
1889, and as the Legislature Of Tennessee meets
but bienni,lly, and The Governor not having au-
thority convene it except in cases Of emergency,
Mr. Fostc. has necessarily been thus carly elect
ed
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Dutng Ssasina - ~ Canssal AAaahy, Scott aD>
Gallagher wn publish DAILY and T1t-WEEkLY sdi-
- - u :Ac Ssass Journal AID Register.
ls d. Sssao~ journal asd ksgsssr w@ esasaia -
,.ea. IN Of reading usssss a.y day Paper -
-. ussa S.as..- Pss-s d4s.as Sssaaa, Two De-
las aaG .~iisy s.easA
Y- TrA W Session paper ~iu eniaia - sdvss-
,s.euau.s - Sg iag.s issrsioa q caesl but
in se esc!uA ISce od reading naassss fssss Two
Dollars.
Tss ssye.a, Ell ioas q rs Journal asd ksrses, ae-
c.ticn ,.s o.e.A srSseis esesseed Ia ne~,pa2s
u, The .sadas public i'm ais view The pro-
seedlings Gen.1s Asa ue,y Ccnps:eoe Eeposssss
Tor 's Two hr.nehe., ha.e aiseaSS been ensas eoee
detail % legislative -dinss usually oia>Aeo ~ 10
sess:o paSoss ts- Idsr eneasoe - give TINS ssaaf
os TsE st. so'sesaine dian The marc asnua>a-
OF ss sosss of usesswss through he eassesnay
soa,as Haico hs ~ take lie Hhs:y Of e1kipS plain
~ al ths A,inss OF th- peo?s,. rspss ssctasirea.
Ns~s. CAIe.s.od,l, iUsiseai. fsesAra ed Duscss!,
II occupy ?e.ssoa * aAs eeuas Il he Jos:
sal AL Essissef-
mus: Be s.surned early
i. rcc..a.e. >tasace peymsat vii Ia an
REQUIRED %: ~. s>ssaa paper Letters subject
should d,sse,ed ,.ss,say ss<'ss 70 JoaS D. Mes
OILS. Psai,as.ss .1gen.. C.iusness.
CITY 81 Cvls,stgs, or 1897.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.


a
MouIsy Oct. 50.
The river has risen rapidly since The liass re.
port, and is still rising a large ruutero e aean.
boats have come to the warf for loading.
FLoCR is in brisk demand, AZ advanced rates
at canal, this morning, sales SO.
WHuxES is also quick, 1t Increased prices
33 cents is freely offered to-day but LITTLE in mar
kef.
Laro.-S:ock on hand very light, and sale.
slow at cts.
!, Bacon.-Srnali lots mcc: with ready sale at -
cts. from wagon; there Is none exporting.
PORK.-S,ock nearly exhausted; nominal
prices, Mess, SIS; Prime IS.
GRAIN o! ovcry description is en- the rise
Wheat, 81 ,OS; Co-n, SO Cts; Oats, 81; Beans,
| 81.
MouLx.-Our latest dates from this city, arc
to Saturday last. The fever appears 10 have aba.
ted but little.
Tho following few OF their prices Of the
principal articles Of western commerce.
Bacon.-Hams, froln IA 20 l6c.; sides IL to Ice
shoulders, 9.
Bu,,cr-3O to 35c per ID.
Chccsc.-l5 to Ice.
Corn meal-Bush., S2i.
Flour.-SlOt to IL per btl.
Lard.-l4 to l5c. per ID.
Oat..-Sla per bush.
Poiafocs.-2i per Dbl.
Wh;skcy.-50 to 55c. per gall.
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LAVE RESURRECTION t.

- aesneucc Of = proposed iusurscciioh q
ae slaves. at. A!cAnniria. IN Louiss'n',
asserted to on Saturday. We have now
1slsrshcr particulars. Tho following IS from
= Nv Orleans True American Of Oci. 10:
ths Bran bossoime, arrived Yesterday
- ~ River, VIC learn th,t piloe among the
ne, I'D beca discovered, which is said TO
i've bssa lssser pl ,nocd AMI managed than any
s6ss kssva. II appears sh,s slave ef
insss H. Compton, informed his muster, that
1s0m0 were Eormin9 plans to hill all the
aalss, ssd to spare the fcmales and childrsn
- Saf - would % to q certain meeting
49, vAss Ais acgroes assembled for the pur-
q pseseAiog, he would discover oil thei'
IL. Campton did 60 in company with
mn. but learned very little more Of the
49,. Hn iuiosmer then told him, sh,t th'
dss Il tho gang. was one Of his own
$40 aeat 10 had sworn veng,nce against
~. -, fs taking him out of bis house and
- io tho Geld.
- d this felIow, il appears, was, Ia
. ioasssrecsio0, 6nt 1T Alexandri1, next
y. onches, and then IN turn their steps
ssd 10 Hill all the whites; the neGroe.,
cssd ~ agree, which frustrated al
-. One party vas fs sPars;ng the 20
- eAiIdses, The other ~ ~ iodsserim;-
aess. Mr.. Co@psoa upon learning
~ arrested his house servaas, The CHIEF
~ efisssdsa The esllows shat il bad been
faso - hin hi mastes.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-04

VKIILL b. sold public sale, SATURDAY the
wv ll.h of Noe nb.s. 1887. the following articles
TABLES, CHAIRS, BEDSTEADS, pots and kettles, and
variety household and kitchen furniture tedious
mention Also set Of BLACKSMITH TOOLS and
on. se. of WACON-MAkER TOOLS, with a large as
wagon plank and sokes OF the best quality AMI
well seasoned Likewise, shs running gear Of -four
WAGONS, and several OF hubs, with . quantity Of
ready Sale TO commence n 10 O'Clock, whea
the eoodtoos and terms will made known and attend.
.,ce xiven bv THOMAS HARTLEY.
Richmond, No- 4th. 1887 43n
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vas with pleasure that the Pobshsr mentioned
last session, the arrangements by which
rEI<S LElDE0S DUDE
AND LADIES' AMERICAN MAGAZINE,
Were vni.,d, AMI to b Gifted by MRS. SARAH J..
HALE Ii equal pleasure that be nfo,ne the
na,,o,s of the work, made arrangement with
MISS LESLIE Author Of Pencil Sketches, Mn. WaSh-
lending the pages Of the LAdys Book
Her pow aid will with III, January No. 1888.
In addition the ADORE every Number q ths wok next
year will contain
The subscriber endsavos BY sxuaorcinary sxerons "
ssw gratitude for vey many avous he has received
from his Kind friends, the public From among e many
fsmale writers of America perhaps Ladies could
have s.scssd whose varied saeats well Gales
lased 10 4 work like The I.adys Book Whes Is -
also mea,oned that Mss. SieocsSxy, the HemamP o.
Amerca; and CaESviLLK MILES, contributors 20 s
poercal deparsmena. viii Be Useless 20 waste
in endeavosiag shsv what is apparent thas NJ
Book will stand snrivalsed among uns Peroesee~
eounsry.
Each number al>o contains pages q SAs1'oN~sa.
nussC-in maay eases original Nj. "a;
Song or rue ooxTRIpUroas.-3ss e ~. = ~ -
Tor. Mr., L. siso%.ey Nc E ns Mi.s Ess;:. Ms.
nH go, NJ = Czech. Miss L. n. Medise, WI
~ ~, $3.50 -. Jc-.ps C. Meal, b. B. ThasehsF, =.
p 80, ~, Pnsips, Mrs. W lizard Mrs. Raras, No
Wells. Gr.avills Ns'ss, 49, = = 1919 R = 60 A.
-.oa., nmisrv, A. u H. E. Hale, E. Baks fishe-:
r -. A. NJ. VIM. z. Bsstsa, Ma Embays Mn Gil
- Wn saith, An Wesdhslh A5S Ch.s3ssss = Co.
@e. Rsv J. H. C7incA. Coasaas Gains., AsA osdg~'ek
h ssrms Of - Lady's Bsaonp TAsss Dslan - q.
ss.. Or Tss Copies ~ Fivs - payable - asssses
xiarrsy Rss.,s, Os..e sre. ase -. sesss Ss='es'
Ha1e4stp6s-
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GTOLEN from the subscriber tbs evening Of 25t
insan. indeau:ed Mua,sa girl, be,wee, twelve and
thirteen years OF egehad ~n-n she lea lgh; coored
cotton rock, and a calico bonnet. She IL forward,
saucy girl of her agshas gh, in the mddls Of her
forch.ad I, Is believed she stolen of by more
black young peghbohood. ] will give five dol
for the of girl, of her
that can e and dollars for abe apprehension Of
thieves All cautioned from ha.-
boring trusting hcs my account:
LEWIS NORRIS.
Wayue To-. Wayne Co. In.iana, November 4, 1887.
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A donation Of $500, has been made by the Com
mon Council Of New York, to the widow OF
Thomas Horton, a fireman, who lost his life ut the
burning of the pubic store in Washington street.
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RICHMOND LYCEUM.

The question for next Tuesday evening, is
fought capital punishment TO be inflicted for any
Mess. Perkins. Green,
and K,bby; negative, Messrs. Borden. E. Grover,
and Sullivan. l.. ELLIOTT, Secretary.
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R,E N Ov 10

= E. IREDELL, has removed his Tailoring stop TO
>. Oh, Of Main Pearl street. whore he in
,.ads &, carry Oh the TAILORING BUSINESS il all its
various and being thankful for past fayo.s would
respec rfuliy reGusH q coHtinuance of the same.
D. He also ag.a: for Mr. divers improved patent
shoulder system 70. cut; ng ga 1nea,s.
Richmond, Nor. 4th, io3c 42I
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NNyANTED. a large quaa,isy Of WHITE GOOSE
" QLyLLN 80. price will se gi.sa for thea
by ISA AZ b. SOUECKAlN. q; his Chair Manufac:,ry,
81 ,As No.,a.Wss: OF F:oa, and Maia
Hsch,noaa, New s,A, 1887.
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A 0AIN1Do

A OA1N1Do
M E. & J. E. REEVES, would respectfully an
lvl tho public, that they have hand asgs
and well selected stock of
NRHRNNk HGIZ2a
which they for sal= the accommodating
a. tn, room recently occupicd by Msssrs. J. C. HAWKINS
& SON, HACERs1owN, INDIANA.
November LIST, 1885,. 43~
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The following is related as dialogue between
drunkard and his wife; it is in perfect accord
ancc with the unreasonableness OF drunkards IN
general: .,
Il saw, Molly, what have you got for dinner!'
Il told you this morning we had nothing !" inc
house,
o, well let me take the baby and you pick up
something
SO YOU told me this morning, but there's moth
Ooh nick up some bread and potatoes, Molly,
pick up something
.Bnf, Mr.. Lindsey, there's nothing in the
house,
Nothing at alp
mo meat. nor bread, nor butter, nor potatoes,
NOR = muthful Of any thing that can be eaten.
We'll, we'll, Molly, l say pick up somefa'ng or
osser and let US have dinner, tor am 10 hurry.
Com oSx,-The w ASKING Correspondent OF
the B fillmore Patriot. speaking Of the anccted
ro,fempe of some contemplate members OF Con-
c,es.. Tor the conductors Of the newspaper press
=. a class. savs-sth only chance such men nave
ofbeinp remembered beyond day, - from the
salt and CAYENNE with which they arc ruooeo ov
newspapers. That IS all that preserves them
from at once sinking into their native and ultimate
" inevitable insgnificance?
WINE JUBILEE n New JEsssE.-A great Wing
festival took place on "Wednesday afteinooo, At
Trenton. New Jersey, in celebration ofthe recent
vvho victory in that State. On joint ballot. the
Wings stand ,st two to one in the Legislature n
vhereas the Vanites hal last year maj or'ty Of O.
I, !. now As Wings to23 vanitcs-iast year -
wings, IS vanitcs. The Victory y one well
worthy j ,bilee. general invitation was sent
"a the Anti Van B1ren voters OF the csty and coon-
&c of PHILADELPHIA The Hon. Samuel L. South
-. the Hon. William Holstead. and n number Of
other distinguished orators were Present-bat Pat.
Sicily is in an alarming coalition; Pssee had
49,. re-estabisheh in the cities, but the eoostfy
IA mouutains were overrun by mafandefs, &c
clar.ine their independence, meaaeing TIE 'o~ss'
asd interruPsing travelling
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period to carry into effect the resolution cutered
into on this subject, the editorial convention in
May last. Will not our editorial brethren speak
out and let know the current Of opinion, in
their different ne;ghboshoods. Let them all
come up to the work, and vast good may be done
in the mlntainance Of the purity Of elections.
Indiana temperance Adrcc1fc.
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ANDREW JACKSON.

The extraordinary career Of this favor1tc Of
Fortune, it is universally admitted has made a
deep aud abiding impression upon the Govern
ncnt and the people OF the United States; but that
the hand Of Nature had stamped bis image in
thc solid and 6iscmboweicd rock Of the land, IS
circumstance no, generally known. Novcrihc-
ess, such is the fact. A recent discovery III ge-
doggy has rendered his memory immortal, even ii
his extraordinary actions have failed to secure
that boon for him, and welded his corporal pro-
portions and facial lincamcnts TO stone, cfectu-
auv could the chisel Of Grcnoogh, Powers, or
Cevinger.
This is no Joke, much a. the relation may
wear tho outward garb and habit Of one. In roun-
ding and polishing one Of the beautiful stone col
umns which ornament tho front Of the franklin
Bank Of this city, on High street very striking
vclopcd, composed Of Impressions made by the
oxyde of iron, aud plainly imprinted by the hand
Of Nature on the third column north. Of the four
to perceive which it IS necessary to call upon the
Imagination; but one remarkably striking and
perfect particularly in the general cast OF the
countenance and the position OF the hair, the lat
ter 80 peculiar in all Ekcnesses OF the General
and never mistaken.
This likeness can be recognized from any part
of the opposite side Of the street, fos :kc extent
Of a whole square; but it can be seen to most ad-
vantage from the pavement Of our friend Russell,
almost Immediately opposite the Bank. The
beautiful column which presents this singular
phenomena was taken from the stone quarry at
Wavcrlcv, on tho Ohio Canal, about 80 miles
south of this city.-[O. Journal g. Reg.
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From :Se y. 9. Cs..:ss;s. Ors.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

>.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
Sugar-Prime, 9 81 cts. inferior st mo-.
derate demand
Molasse.-On Levec, S5 % cts. per gallon
sales. On plantation, 20 81 Cts, small sales.
Pork-Mess, 20 dolls
Bacon-Hams, lOi IL cents per h.; canvas
.cd l2al2. do; MiddIings, loiall do; Shoulders
~ do; limited sales
La,d-Per h., 10 IL cts, according TO qaa!
itv.
Flour so s dol's.-sales.
Whiskcv-Rcct;6ed,4 aga Al cts. per gallon
common, AZ do. small supply.
Hav-Wcs,ern, 25 dollars per ton--ar5ivals
Grain.-Cosn in car, LA a ! % per Dbl, nrr'
walls; shc!cd in sacks DOL per bushcl, fair sup
ply; Oats, 50 56 do. arrivals.
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domeil, frs, published in this county, soma year
SINGS. and tbs rounds ,ha: time. II has lats.
taken start, receiving sae props. cEsds bu
our citizens will discover the happy humor and sty
Of or, fellow Ioux FINLEY Esa.whose tina
well though he ha. sacs a6ured III
s'sn.e bl-ssedn-ss We repub.ish e e
IN. purpose Of setting many errors we have nssis=o
the article now in circulation:
BACHELORS HALL;
From, tie Lish Of Billy O'Ro.sk.
Eachelo.,s Hall. What a quare looking place i,is:
Kape mo fom SIGH all shs days of my life:
Sure bu, think what bnrain' disgrace it is,
Nive- a. all TO be gi:;in a wife.
See tbs o,.d Bachs!o:, gloomy and sad enough,
Placing hi. takitsl. o"sr tbs h.e-
Soon i, tips ove.-Sa,s Pa,i,rick he's mad enough,
(If b. wess pssssa,) TO fight wild the Squire.
Now, like hog in a mosra.-b.d wallo~ing,
Awkward enough, Sc. him knading his dough;
T.o,h! If tbs bread he could without swallowing,
How it would favor his palate you know!
His di.hclo,h is missing, III. pigs are devourins il,
In the pu-.ai, he has battered his shin;
A plate WAITED neutrality-suspicious. is securing II,
Tunder and Turf. What pickle he's in.
Pots Dishes pans a,d sach grassy commodities,
Ashes and p.a,a skins kive. the door,
His cupboard's s,o.e-house of comicai Oddities
Things that had nive. b,sn neig'boss before
His m.al b.ns over the tables left setting 90
Dishes take Of yourselves If you can:
Blu, hunger returns. ,he, famns AMI fressins So:
Och. LIE, him alon, a bas,- of man!
Late in tbs night then he goes 20 bed saiverin;
Niver The b, is ths bed made At all;
He c.ap.s like a tas:spin uades the kvs'in-
Bad luck the pcsss Of Bachelors Hall:
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RINRM0UD 1 0433,
Corner Of 9aafn ano SEastfugteu streets,
IT,. =, 90 SGfEfRo

h ESPECTFULLY Informs his friends that hs has IA
ken hos., and repaired il throughout, aud f1rn-
shcd superior syie witaou, regard trouble
pe,se; the comfort and convenience of
those who may with their From his
per,nce please he hopes receive
share of the pubIic's patronage.
Richmond, November 4ta, 1897. 431
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-23
(From the National InielIigencer, March IIth.

[From the National Inielligencer, March Ilih.
THE SENATE.-At the close of Thursday's s
sitting, committee was appointed, on motion
of Mr.. Wright, to announce to the President
of the United States that the Senate had got
ihrou.h its business, and was ready to ad.
journ, il lie had no further communication to
make 10 them. MIR. Wright and Mr.. Lyon
were appointed committee accordingly.
Yesterday morning, at ten o'clock the com
mttee reported that they had discharged the
duty thus confded to them, and had received
for answer that the President had no further
communication to make TO them. And then
the Senate adjourned sine die.
We have not heard Of any particular ap-
pointmcnts made during the late Executive
session of the Senate beyond those we have
already published. Among the appointments,
we learn, however, was mol that of Minister
to Austria. There was perhaps, some diff
Guilty in making a selection for that station
from numerous candidates for the favor of
the President, who has now very few Offices
of value to distribute, among great number
of expectant". Besides, Austria has no di-
plomatc Agent here; and there was not the
same urgency as in the case of Prussia, whose
Court has been long most respectfully repre-
sented in this country. The appointment to
Austria will, we suppose, be made some time
in the recess.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-23
FEMALE SEMINARY

FEMALE SEMINARY.
MISS CHAMPLTN proposes to open a
I'A School for Young Ladies in Mlll-street,
next door to the Unitarian Church, the Sec
ond Monday in May.
The branches taught will be History; Nat
ural, Moral and Intellectual Philosophy;
Chemistry, Geometry, Algebra and French.
The year will be divided into three Terms;
the first commencing on the second Monday
in May, will continue sixteen weeks-the
second, commencing on the third Monday in
September, and the taird on the second Mon
day in January, will continue fourteen weeks
each.
The bills are to be paid one week before
the close of each term-No deduction will
be made from the regular tuition except in
case of protracted sckness-No scholar will
be admitted unless the teacher shall approve
of her attanments.
Those who may wish for further informa-
ton are referred 10
REV. A. ri. DUMoNT,
Rev. J. WEST.
EDWARD w. LAwToN,
March %. WILLIAM GUILD.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-23

Four persons charged with being concerned in
the late flour riot, were tried in New York last
week-two Of whom, John Gar and Edward
Smith, were found guilty. The other two were
acquitted
II il said that Bale PEyToN, who has de-
clined reelection TO Congress from Tennessee,
or Of that Stale.
GLORY, GLoRY.-By an act Of the Legisla-
ture Of New Hampshire, recently passed, the
name of the town Of New Chester, in that State,
has been changed to that Of HiH
CHANGING PLAcEs.-Judge Roane, Of Vir-
ginia, has just been elected to the senate Of the
United States, in the place Of Judge Parker RED
signed.
GENERAL GAINES is at the seat Of govern
ment, in fine health and spirits. He gave din
ner party last week to his military friends, which
was graced by the presence Of a number Of ladies'
OfrIcIAL.-The Adjutant General has issued
an official notice to the board Of officers who as
sembled at the arsenal, in Washington, on the Sd
Of February last, to examine certain Improvements
in fire arms, to meet again at West Point, on the
5th Of June next, TO resume their duties.
General Jackson arrived at Washington, Pa
on the l4th inst in improved health. On the 5th
the General attained his 7Olh year.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-03-23
MARINE III
LIST MTs
PORT OF NEWPORT.

CLEARED.
Sloop Commodore, Wilcox, Hartford.
Do. B. ID. Jones, West, New Bedford.
ARRIVALS.
Thursday, March l6th, ,-Schr. Mary Maria
Conant, from I.inconvie, Me. for New York.
Friday, i7h - Schr. Turk, Nckerson, from
Portsmouth, for New-York
sloop Gipsy, Besse, from N. Y, for East
Greenwich.
Sunday, lsh.--sloop Candace, Brown, from
New York, for Fall River.
.Iondoy 2Oih.-- Sloops Meridian, ,Ptmnn; and
Marshall, Chace, from Fall River for New York;
Orion, Willard, from Bristol, for do.
MEMORANDA
At Linton Pee. 18th, Ship Annawon, Rath-
bone, Of this port
Cleared from New Orleans Sth inst. schr.
Pocahontas, Wade, for Campeachy.
Cleared at Boston 10th inst. schr. Concord,
Carr, for IIavna.
Cleared OF Charleston, 9th inst. schr. Agnes,
Swazev, for New Orleans.
AT Havana, LIST inst, schr. Commerce, Mes
ser, from Wilmington, N c., dicg.
Al Havre Feb. 7th. Ship WIN. Engs, Vaughan,
from Charleston. Sailed 5th, Palestine, Little
field, for New-Orleans.
Brig Chiefan, Cozzens, for Providence, sailed
from Mobile Sd inst.
Brig Canonicus, Bigley, for Glasgow. cleared
at New Orleans 4th inst-Sch'r. Mogul, from
Havana, arrived same day.
At Valparaiso. (no date) Ship Stonington,
Lawton. for New-Londcn in few days with
1900 bbls. sp. 400 VIII. oil.
Left at Cape of Good Hope, Jan. 9th, bark
Harvest, Stackpole, of this port, 100 sp. Is
VIII. captain sick, to sail in 10 days.