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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20

1--WE DOLLARS REWARD.-Left or lost; !is al
sc-;ntion Book containing names Of subse,'D 's.e
10 Writings of Washington The finder WIZ r.
the above reward, by leaving it at the ;w1T,yAT
AAbh " o0-a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20

GALLANT Defence On Tuesday night last, we
learn that the Indians made another attack upon the
dwelling of Mr. Chas,,s uh"u, miles East Of the
OcilIa. Fills family in bed and awakened by
the discharge of the rifles and yell of the savages.
They pied force the door: Mr.. Chaies allowed
them hurst off plank, and waited patiently unt he
distinctly The Indian, when he discharged doube
Darrell gun the opening, The contents of which had
such effect that The marauders took 10 flight, carry ing
off their companion, doub, MORALLY wounded. The
trail was followed next day by small party under Maj
Scott McGhee. until they dispersed in thick ham
mock But for the gallant STAND made by Mr. Challets,
his dwelling would have been punderpd and perhaps
burned but The unexpected reception of the In.
dams completely disconnected them On The night pre-.
vious the dwelling of MIR. Sheffield, about four miles to
the East attacked and pundered by the party
the family being absent at The time.
Tallahassee Fiordiun, Of the Sd March.
We do not know but the following is as late and au.
,hen,ic any we have from the seat of war in
Florida:
We learn from Gen. Hernandez, who passed through
here on Tuesday last on his way to Washington and
who came direct from Florida that the operations against
the Seminoes close for the season, but that
there is no prospect of the wars ending with the present
campaign unless of which however, the hope is slight,
the distractions among themselves may induce volun
tary submission. No hostile movements had recently
taken pace.-.9duer.
TOLLS, TONNAGE AND TRADE OF THE CANALS.
The annual report Of the Commissioners of the Canal
Fund which occupies large portion of this day pa
per- embodes unusual OF highly interesting sta
stical information in relation the trade of the canals
In addition to the information presented in similar
ports in former years. the present report contains state
ment showing the proportion of revenue in tolls derived
from The different commodities transported The canals
1t will be seen by this statement that the products Of
agriculture and the forest pay over Is per cent Of all
the revenue derived from the canals besides the toll
the boats in which these commodities transported
The report shows great falling Oft in the amount OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20

D UNAWAYs.-Lell my plantation, in AIben,,,,
Eb county, Virginia, rather Than year sn.s
my negro man FONTAINE, about % years of age slou
broad several shades brighter than black very pesn,
coun,enunce, and fine teeth. will give one hupd,st
dollars for his delivery to me- if taken within the Stall
and two hundred if out Of the State think il ou;'a,
probable he is about some of the Iron or Public Works
uossinp as free man. would, therefore, call the a,'
lion of agents aud contractors specially TO this notice
Also, GARDENER, about 20 years of age, well uro.
por,ioned about ordinary sze black, and when con.
fused. stamlners very much. will give the SAM n,
Gardener as for Fontane, and twenty FIVE dollar, 70,
each, if taken within the county, OF any where ne,,
Lndsay's Store, Albcmurle county, FIs'n'a
MANN PAGE,
February 90 M-2awG
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.7nothcr of Bigger's tarorite Schemes.
Alexandria LOTTERY, Glass NO.

For 1888, 10 be drawn IN Ale1andrla, SatuluaI' ~
March, 1886 No. Lottery, Is drawn out
GRAND CAPITALS.
prize each of 500 900, S25 900, $4,000, $lpl'
So, 600, $4,000, 1850. $1,000, SG,OOU $4,000 S4@
$4,000, $780, 50 22O and So ,CO0-5 prizes eacE
81 600, and 81 5000 prizes each of $500. 800, -
$500, and $500, &c. &c. Lowest2 No Prize s. :. !
drawn ballot S24; I'd, Sd, 4h or 5th 20; 6th 1N 9
9Th or 10th l6; Nth, 18th, 18th, l4lh or 18th IL
Tickets $40, shares in proportion. 10,
- Bigger respectfully requests his friends and Pa u,
10 send forward their oiLrIo it may sui "
convenience, and his arrangements are sncn ina. n
whose orders reach him or Before the day oil df'"
can be disappointed. g..
~ Bigger has sold and paid at sight The last We"
less than six capital prizes, and the old established -
tunes Lounge is in full torrent Of triumphant sneoN
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J1E0i,0gers' Office, Richmond. ga,
s6O,Ooo!!!
rs Dra,cn numbers in each package Of % uckt:s1
IS Number Lot,ery-lo drawn Ba!uts
Alexandria LOTTERY, Class No. /,
For IS3S-To be drawn at Alexandria, ID. C., OF S..ur
dov 9th March, 1888
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INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS OK Da ccns
BY FIRE-The Hartford Fire Insurance t Iu, b
ny Of Hartford, Connecticut and the Howard ,s",,
surance Company OF New York, continue 10 INV bs !.
the most favorable terms against 1858 OF oa dssts
lion bo,h in town and country, and all losses hoo
adjusted, and promptly paid within sixty days ;a a
amount Of loss is ascer,aned Application io5 ins'
addressed TO the undersigned will be ATTENDED s,,r
HUBBARD g. GARDNER, 5g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20

And eight Capitals Of $lO,UO0 each, are lev
leading Capitals sold and paid usual with bic"."
sight. The same good fortune and PromP! Sp pay
ali those who purchase their Tickets at BlGuhT%;
o. Orders meet the most prompt attention. ane|
the original (Mnnugers) Tickets and ;s,,b.
dispute. The Cash for ali Capital Prizes can be o.,
usuaat SIGHT, the moment the drawings ot' are
r. i r,e a address ,o,-,e7 INV - Relmond, :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-20
1921 .6IU IS

During the trial of the above cause, Friday evening
last, Robert Sedgwick, Esq Of the counsel was
taken suddenly i'll with rush OF blood 10 the head
Medica! assistance promptly obtained, and he was
for lime thought to be in very prrcarous sllua
ton. The erse, however, on Saturday took very IA
voTaie turn and happy to day 10 be able to con-
graduate his friends on the prospect Of his recovery
IN Y E1cni3D Post
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02
From Ms la,. Csorie>ton r,our;,r \.

The Deputation Of Cherokee Indiuns arrived here op
Monday last, in the steamer Santee, on their return from
Florida. We learn from them that all hopes of an ami
cable termination of the Seminole war nre at an end for
the present. AT their last interview with the Chief San.
Jones, his parting message TO Gen. Jesup was, that she
might catch him if he couId"-but that, having seized
upon Oseola and o,he: Chiefs who accom- panied him, in
violation of a flag Of truce, he (Sam tones) would NOT
trust to him.
The inpossibilily Of following the Indians through
the intcrminable swarnps. and everglades 10 which they
have reiterated and their ability 10 sustain the mselves there
for any period Of time, upon the natural productions Of
the earth, renders it, in The opinion of our informants,
very uncertain when The contest can he brought to a close.
A portion Of the Cbero5ees, we understand, will pro-
coed to Washington, whilst olllers will take the more d.
rect route TO their homes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

The General Assembly convened yesterday in the Ca
piIol, a~greeably to the late law. 1t was the first time that
their session has commenced on The lst Monday Of Janu-
airy, being too the frs, day Of the new ~year.-Little bust
zatlon Of the Houses. The Governors Annual Message
was read.-We lay it before our readers. 1t is a clear
and Impressive Document. 1t ~upholds such a system Of
ioEbearance towards the Banks, as The Governor honestly
considers as com,rnial with the situation of the country
and the circumstances of The Times-It e1paliates with
great force on the Internal improvements, which are con-
sidered essential 10 the prosperity Of the Old Dominion.
We will not an,;ci pate the action of the Legislature,
upon sun!.c'S OIL a genera. or local coneetn!nen'NM
nistration have net in q most liberal and conciGatory
spirit. There is but one question land tint is a question
OF expedlen":) on which any difference of opinion ex-
isls-and they are anxious TO settle that question, to bury
The tomahawk, and 10 re-unite and rally togetler.-We
ore satisfied. from all that we can hear, that no friend of
The Administration is willing to cast the torch Of Dis.
cord into our own ranks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02
Governors Message.

ftho'o citizens Of tie Senate und Hnuse of Delegates:
me condition OF our public affairs is in some respects
less favorable than could be wished; but the numerous
pFoT!icntiai blessings, which we continue TO enjoy, de-
mand our grateful acknowledgements. The sources of
national greatness and OF individual wealth, for which
~, country mas been always remarkable, are yet fresh
and unexhausted-The energy and enterprise that have
",.rauF accomplished so much. are %unabated, and are still
81, '"eFuon, ny the certainty Of success: whilst
NC '"9""'c''shcies under which the country laburs, are
NMpo'S'y IN 'hr'! nature, and teftrable to causes which
u ".St 'o.eeas': IL IL ca'.noi altogether avoid, may here.
a,Ta aepfiveo much OF their power to do mischief.
The subject which, unhavp;lv =, ,bis limo is forcrd
upon our attention by lis dcrangrd condition, is the Cur.
rency Of the country. The adyan,ares on Tho one hand
Of an UNIFORM ana stable currency, and the evils on the
other, OF 4 currency deprecated and unstable. cannot bo
easily exaggerated. The conviction Of This truth is mi.
versal. The People, and the Governmen, as we'll as the
People, have an inappreciable stake in VIVA, is permitted
10 pass as money.-lt was heretofore to be expected. that
the first appearance of arrangement in cur monetary
system, would give rise TO earnest enquiries about the
causes which have produced it, and tina, these would lead
10 numerous propositions Of amendment. And as banks
:oFn q prominent part of that system, and exert a con.
rolling influence over the currency, i. is not n matter OF
surprise, that the evil, by some, should be imputed to
iAes agency. Its all.important to separate the accidental
ifom The necessary results of the banking policy, that
we MAJ not fall into the error of abandoning institutions
u g'ea; and acknowledged usefulness, under the mis-.
'nrn Impression, that they are intrinsically i%mpolitic.
The opinions which had the honor to express with
much dl,iidence in q late communication 70 the General
assembly, have been confirmed by subsequent relec.
Non' /, would, / humbly conceive, be attended by ru-
nous sacrifices, public aud individual, to abandon sud.
oeh'y the banking system, as it has been established
Sn0hg Us, or TO restrict i, in such manner, as to deny 10
"e community the facilities 10 which it has been accus-
toned. The interest Of the subject, and the novel, and
lear dangerous tendency Of some of the plans recent.
!? proposed IN connection with the currency, will ex.
.use, II 'ney do not require, Il candid yet difident state.
,atn' OF Tue conclusions 10 which my own anxious en-.
IL has been more than thirty years since banking. as
.ow prac'ised, was incorporated witt, the settled polity
" .he Commonwealth. The Bank of Virginia was Gre
"sd in i9oi-Eish' years afterwards, time having been
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02
List of Directors appointed by The Stakeholder, Of tie Rank Of

List Of Directors appointed by the Stockholders Of ;Ac Rank Of
virginia, to se're tor the present year, At tho Bank and The sese.
raj branches, via:
Ar RIchMoso.-Joan BroeScnbroueh, Robert Gwn,hmcy, ia
Ireiinc +. Taylor, Beverly Blair, John Cosby, WiIinn Gray, Alfred
L. Harris, David Walker, John L. TIir!cl, TLomus Vadcn, Sam
mel WIniiee,' JoAn &. Elobson," Thomas Deauc,' WIN. II. Hub
bard. III.
NoRroLx-Wm. 3. Lamb, WIN. B. scri,n, Caleb Bonsal, VIM.
Frances, Henry Is. Rearton, YIN. Bnselcy, Thos. 6. %Broushton,
VIM. II. Wilson, Samuel d. Rawins, ThVs. Ncntoa," james \.
sutter,. John Co~perr' James II. Bchan.'-l3.
lErERsBuRc-Jumes w. Pcsram, Joseph Bragg. Andrew Kevan,
darcy Paul, JOHN Y. ~StOckdeIl, David May, VIM. Pannin, Tho..
~ Lee, Chas. F: Osbo:ne,- Thomas Branch Nathaniel N. Mar.
TIM r. {. StninbacE," Coin Morton.s--Ea.
FREnERIcrsnuna.-Hus Mercer, BAIL Gordon, John s. Well
lord, John MoncSre, John T.. MaIye, VIM. Jacs.on, John Il. Flick
sm, Thomas +. Knox, Henry laylo, loxseu II. " slace, JOHN
Scott Robert Dickey,' Alexander X. Phillips .+-l3.
LYScnnunG:-Chiswe Dsbney, Henry Davis, Thoms. a. Hol-
cogbe, odin g. Clay, Elijah Fletcher, John Rollins, Charles L.
der" Wm. Mns+is," Alhee Mcdaniel .r-l3.
DAsynLE.-Gcosge To~aes, Wa. Linn, John Ross, John Dick
in-on, George Price, Thompson Colrmnc, WIN. r. Iobns.-7.
CHARLE5ToS-Ias G. Macinrlund, Joel Shrewsbury, ST., Low:
Wcieh, John +: Faure, George w. Summars, Daniel iAufner, /. Spi-
cor Patrick. -.
BrcKAsaN.-James I. Woojvile, John g. Wilson, John NJ. Har-
vey Charles b. Penn, Hhn n. Johnson, Chnsle. r. Beale,' Cary
Brecscnridge.'- -
= Nnpv Drnrtnr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02
TEXAS,

The reported invasion ot Texas By line Me1icans, is
con!radicted in the View Orleans papers Of The 23d Of
December.
The New Orleans Picayune says:
"a gentlemen only eight days from ST. Antonio, via
Velasco, has informed lhe editor of The Courier, that at
the tine he left he hea.d nothing OF the Mexicans adyanc-
ing that he met ~ or Is Texans, who had gone into
the Ranches for the psTpose Of driving away cattle, who
reported that they had encountered L large party Of Ca
mancle Indians, aoou, 800 in number, all well armed,
who. finding they were Texans, suffered them to return
unmolested
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02
COMMUNICATED.

CUW-FLgFJLHT III.
In Gooeh!ana Comfy Court, lAM December, 1897 lit being an
nounced to the Court by Archibald Bryce, Esq, that Or. AspnE~
KEAS, long IL Magistrate in this counly,h hath departed his life since
the last Court-in testimony Of tho respect entertained by the Court
and Bar for tho abilities, integrity, and great moral worth Of tho
said DR.. Andrew KIan, tia
Kesoired, Thut tho members of tho Court and Bar will wear te
usuul badge Of mourning for the deceased for one month.
Ordered, That these proceeding be entered on the records ofthiS
Court, and that a copy thereof DC presented by the Clerk to tho
Editors Of the Richmond Wing and Enquirer for publication-and
that another copy 10 forwarded 10 the family and widow Of the do
ceased, in evidence Of the coincidence ofthe Court and Bar in their
severe bereavement. A Copy-Tes;s.
WM. MiLl-GR, Gerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02

On motion Of Mr.. ROBERTSON, the Editors Of ncwspa.
Pers were admitted 10 seats at the bar of this House, for
the purpose of taking notes Of the proceedings therein.
On motion of Mr.. fAscEY, Thomas Jordan Winston
was appointed Sergeant alarms, and john Stubbletieid,
Thomas Davis, aud Robert Bradley were appointed
Door. keepers.
MI. TAScEY moved that the rules and orders of the
last year be adopted for the present session.
Mr.. WooLroLK moved that the 2Sth rule, creating a
Commiyee on Banks, be excepted. After q brief con.
versalion between Messrs. Yancey and Voolfolk, the mo.
ton was so modified, aud was agreed to-
The Speaker presented the Annual Message of the
Governor, which was read, and on motion OF Mr.. Yam.
cey 500 copies were ordered 10 be printed.
The Speaker also presented communications from the
Auditor OF Public Accounts, second Auditor and Ttea-
surer, which were severa!y, On motion Of Mr.. CLAP.
mon, laid on the table and ordered 10 be printed.
On motion Of MIR. YAxcEY,
The House adjourned.
Fl SENATE.
The following ~ Senators appeared, viz NIcssrs.
Campbell, Parker, Carr, Hunlon, Patterson, Robertson,
Biiiingsly, H%oneman, Baptist, Opir, Thomas, Bouidin,
Dyer. llaryie, Carter, Mofett, Faulkner, Bland, McNul.
len. BraSton, Fontaine, McCarty, Anderson, Parriou.
MIR. OpIe called the Senate 10 order-when all The old
officers were reelected, viz MIR. Stafford n. Parker,
Speaker, Mr.. Addison Hanstord, Clerk, and the former
duorkeepers.
The Governors Message was received, read, and or.
dered 10 be pIin,cd-and the Senate adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02
NJ tS

Married, on the evening "f the alst Decenber, by the Rev. Jas
MrAdin, WILLIAM :. EunAsH, Esq, to Mis- Macy ASS, daughter
OF Col. Samuel D. Rolf, both OF the county OF Mecklenburg, Va.
Married, on Tuesday evening, the aGih inst, by the Rev. james
Duughcn, Professor CAIrs VI. CALLS, Of Richmond, to Miss MAR
TIA 4. GARLAND, OF Goochanl County.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02

EOHN H. CHRISTIAN, .8Aorney al Lar, will at
% Tend the Courts held in the City Of Richmond and
county of Henrico. also the County and Superior Courts
of Hanover and King William.
NJ Office Immediately in the rear Of MesSss. Eustace
g. Temples ApothecaIy store, Ind adjoining The Office
Of DR.. +. H.. Smith.
January , 69-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02

w = pSiI...Li IL.

WAN Sii.-Li- IIhJSt.
MERS. ELLEN S. CLAIBORNE infosrs her iriends
I'VE. and the public that she has taken the two large
tenemenls on Bank square, corner below the Banks,
(Which have been fitted up in the most commodious and
comfortable Style where she opens 10 day n Boarding
House, for city and transient custom, called the "MAR-
SHALL HOUSE" She solicits n portion of public pa.
tronage. All possible cxertions shall be made to promote
the ease and comfort CT those who favor her; and she
hopes her endeavors will not he naavailing. A few
members Of the Legislature can be furnished with COM
Portable apartments; and the convenient location OF the
"Marshall House to the Capitol, renders it a desirable
Boarding place for them.
Mns. claiborne will be aided in the management of
the MARSHALL HOUSE by me. / hope my city and
country friends will give her n call. ! have made ar
engagements for taking care Of the Horses. &c, of such
visitors as come by private conveyance. The Rooms Of
the "Narshall House are fitted up neatly, and those
who put up with Mrs. G., | feel confident, will find no
cause for complaint. VIM. CLAlBOhNE.
Jan 2. VI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02

NOTlCE.-All persons ha wing any communications
u to make to the subscriber, by aail. are requested
to direct The same, in future, 10 fIrderlchshu!i lnst VI
fee, Louisa county. }. COLE DlChlNSON.
Ian 9 U-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02

pn RlTCHlE has taken an Once on MAN slieel'
b one door above the residence oil DAVID barclay,
Esu. " h re he may be found At ali hours.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02

A TEACHER WANTED.-A single Man, who
IA will produce satisfactory evidence ofhis moral cha.
racter and of his abilities 10 teach the Greek and Latin
languages and the minor branches Of English education,
can obtain n situation, by making an early application
for that office. a salary of al least $500 4 year will be
given him. Candidates would find it 10 their interest TO
make their application in person. Letters addressed to
Joseph G. Council and Patrick DoIes will receive prompt
attention. Address U~rquharls Store, Southampton
County, Virginia.
Jan . OJ-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02

WBANK OF VIRGINIA.-The President and DE-
Ed recturs of the Bank Of Virginia haze declared Il
dividend Of three per cent. for The lnst SIN n'oalhs, pay
able on The 18th inst. A. ROBINSON, ts Cashier.
January Odd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02

NLASSICAL SCHOOk-The subscriber, having
q engnged Mr.. JAMES G. WHITE TO teach a male
school in his family the ensuing y"ar, proposes 10 inIa
from d TO S boarders. There are also severn. other iami-
lies of high standing sufficiently near to the school, who
will take boarders. in this school will be taught the
Latin and Greek languages, Algebra, Geometry, Sur
veying, Philosophy, English Grammar, Arithmetic, Geo,
January, and continue ten non,hs-one of the summer
months will he given as Tacalion. This situation 10
remarkably healthy and pleasant. Churches sufficiently
near to attend meeting every Sunday, From MI HhNes
reference may be made TO the Rev. e.: Ryland, A.. NJ,
and VIM. F. Ne!aon, A. NJ, Richmond. Persons wish
ing TO encourage this school will please give early inior'
nation to the subscriber, living neaT Ayietts /. o., king
Willinm County, Virginia. %
For board. including washing, room rent, &c, $50 w
For the Latin and Greek languages and Malhema-
tics, ~ an
Eaglish language, ,,,,, ,r,,pntS
1,n,arva G9-2swGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02

EbRlAM will again occupy my stables The ensuing
season of 1898. Particulars will 81 given in Il fu-
lure advertisement. RO. c. WILLIAMSON.
lang U-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-02
January 3

NIEGROES WANTED wish 10 hire, for one, tw"
or three years, " honest, spriShiiy Boys, rom
II 10 IA wears old. Their employment will be lgh', ano
strict attention paid to their neatness AID henltl-ast h1y
will al ali times be under my own superintentence. Any
person having such for hire, will please cal as early as
ppe.o,nah. oS WM. W. DUNNAVANT,
- ~ IN a. this egee.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
RAIL ROAD LINE TO BOSTON.

A stage will leave Newport every day, ,Sunda!
IA excepted, AT 90 O'Clock A. NJ. and arrive III
Fall River at I2i o'clock, leave Fall River al
o'clock aud arrive in Taunton at ! o clock - NJ
the cars leaves at a o'clock p. NJ. and arrive IL
Boston 81 o'clock.
Returning tho cars leave Eosion every day al
7 O'Clock A. NJ. and arrive in Taunton abont
A. NJ. Stages " III leave directly after for Fa
River and Newport arrive in Fall River at i2t
o'clock, leave Fall River at l O'Clock, and "f-
rive in Newport at I o'clock p. NJ. stage Fare
S2-Railroad = 30.
a stage wiz leave Fall River every day, sun
day excepted, after the arrival of the Newport
stage for New Bedford, where they will arrive at
p. NJ. , -
Returning stage will leave New bedford eve
ry dav, Sunday excepted, at 3 a. NJ. aud a,rAe
in Fail River at II o'clock. Passengers can have
two hours in Fall River and arrive IN Newport al
4 O'Clock p. Nj. Stage Fare -.
/ Extra Coaches al all times on reasonable terms
/ Stage Books at Messrs. Tvwnsend's y Has
ards Hotels.
RUFUS d. KINSLEY, IS Co. P,oprietors.
! Newport, July 6, 1887.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-11
SDiritlIs Vil;r.

yHyO THE PUBIIC.-1his Is to certify, that
have sold 10 SAMUEL YOUNG, my Re-
zinc for making the SpIRi1rs NIrm, aud ms
have moi, aud shall not dispose OF SAID Receipt 10
onv other person, the public may rest assured
or attaining the genuine article by applying 10
s,d youns. nt No. IO7. Westminster street.
DAVID PICKERING.
The subscriber having purchased vi Rev.
ID ,,tp picKuRING, his Recipe for making the
SrinIrus NIrw, supply can at any Time DC
had, 10y applying us above. .....,
SAMUEL. YOUNG.
: This Medicine is useful IN numerous cases, Us
an external remedy.
, Il may b. depended upon as the most elilca-
ciou. remedy for Toothdche, Lockjdr, ny
'Jyophobid. Bite Of Poisonous S'Pe"fs, o.
insects, Eions, Chronic Rheumatism, UhHt
smelling, Nervous H,adochc, Dinr'h@, Cho-
H,. spasms, sprdus. bruises; Cramps Ch"'
bioins, &c.
Directions rcr use. with the medicine, 10 b'
had of SAMUEL. YOUNG, Proprietor, or oi b''
authorized agents.
Agents for the above J. w. Eddy. Newport
4 rliph,e, ycung, Wickhrd-Cnrr'ln" Allen
pnr,ucl --llumphry Almy, Fall River.
/, Directions Inr ase, with the n"d,clne' 10 b
procured in this town from non" b"i j. W. hou!
sole Aren, or the Prophet ", Newpori
a-t-' The above article has "rqnh'" er"'
= celebrity in Providence, aud wherever II has bee
introduced.
August 10.