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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21
kErcasa Groceries.

ETsT RECEIVED, fresh supply Of every article n
- the Grocery line. (lixavs excepting the td9p2f,)
Witch they offer low Cash Produce a, thar establish
ment, corner Of Main and Pearl sts
THOMAS & HAMILTON.
Richmond. Sent. Fl, Is32. 5.u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21

!. INANACkS, for Isio, for sale 1t the. Richmond
a Book Store.
"T.X SEED WANTED-For shch the hsaes:
r. Rirhr,onI THOMAS a4+ = 2.RiiTo~N.
-,--rI,x- Co. -r,q ali t=-,- of {, ra-= seed, boz
- 37Jfoaf.4S rrld HAMILTON.
II. kinds Of PRODUCE. wan.ei ~
= IL THOMAS aid IL3.IILTON
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21

nnn POUNDS of Rio and Havana COZ
Z.OsED Fee just rccei, ed and for sale; whole
= - - h, SAMUEL FLEMING
saI I9 an. an ~ - :, 1870 23-tf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-09-21

No. Is, Nain, Front street,
Sept y. 1882 37:3s [Gazl Cincinnati, Ono.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15

A writer in the Republican OF ycstcr-
day, in an article headed "Mr. Grams
ton" after making some nonscnsical al
quibbling and uni ust remarks on the
subject of Mr.. C's vote on the question
Of enabling the administration to con-
tinuc its war Of determination against
the Seminole Indians, in which more
Than icenty millions Of money has been
squandcrcd, in manner degrading to
the character of a civilized country
says, in relation to the reasons given
by Mr.. C's friends for his yote-"Grave
and wcighty they may be held to be by
patriots like those who in the war Of
1919, convened at Hartford, but not by
the great body of the American people" I"
We would hint to the sage conductors
Of this modern democratic" paper,
that they had better be silent on the
subject Of the Hartford Conrenlion, as
it only tends to remind the public, that
if any odium attaches, to those concern
ed in that Convention, some of their
principal proprictors and assistant edi-
tors will como in for q large share Of it,
both as Legislators and as private citi-
zens.-Strangc as it may appear, these
are the men who Genounce Robert B.
Cranston as .tsdcralis!, and arraign
him for want of patriotism, SC. In the
war of 1919, Mr.. G.. was Il member of
a chartered Independent company that
volunteered it's services TO the govern
mcnt, and he actually did duty and re-
ceived pay and rations as a soldier when
at the age Of 10 years. AS our oppo-
nents have introduced the subject ofthc
war of 3i2, we have thought proper to
allude, briefly, to the part Robert b.
Cranston took in that war. Now we
would ask the loco foco "dCmocratic"
friends of Benz. b. Thurston, what he,
or hfs family, did in support of that
war-whethcr he or they sustained the
cause of their country, or their coun-
try's enemy? We ask merely for in
formation.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15
. 2 a g Is 8

In this town, on Tuesday last Mrs Frances l.. Almy
wie oi Mr. John Almy, of Portsmouth, ard daughter al
Mr. WH swan aged 90 years. Funeral this afternoon
from the house Of her father Sessions wharf two
O'Clock, which the relatives and ohds requested IL
attend.
Ia this town, on Thursday afternoon last, VIM. Til
inslasi' SON of Mr. Edward d. jones' aged 20 months
On Friday last, after long and severe illness, Mrs
Abigail A. Noodnlan wife oi Mr.. William Woodman
ana daughter Of the late Capt. Henry Abro, aged 10
years.
In Portsmouth, on Monday afternoon last, at the
house Of Mrs. Duriue, Of dropsy Ui the BRAIN uery
Chanhng, son OF Professor H. j. Andcson OF Colunb.a
College, n. y, in the 9Th year OF his age.
Al Portsmouth, on Sunday last Hannah Mott, daug
ter OF the late Benjamin Mott, in the 45t year Of
age.
Al Providence, Saturday 81 inst, Mrs Eliza Hall
wiic OF capt Edward Hall, aged ~ ycars.on sunday
IN inst MI h.orgc w. Gladdihg, aged % Scars-OI
WeoLesday last, Mrs. Susan r. Back, wife Of Nh
tharics buck, aged 81 years.-On Thursday morning
aner II ie" days severe Illness, Mr.. William Butler, ngcd
iu Aeafs-on Thursday evening, Betsy IurntOn, wife
oI haltlcw Purnt0n, aged 20 ycars-an esteemed mem
Der hnd minister ofthe Society OF Friends.
, III sllthhed on Thursday last, Mr.. Oryille Man, o
Providence.
PIN Cumberland, on Thursday last, William Whipplc
ESD III the list yeur Of his age.
Mr. Whippe was, for several wears, a member Of the
Rhode Island Senate, and has filled other Offices Of trust
To which he was elected BY the suiifagcs of his fellow
citizens.
= Al Mobile, eth ult., Mrs Elizabeth Williams, wife
Mr.. Nathaniel L. Williams, of the house of Dobson Il
Willianis-1hs uncA pcclcd event hHs thrown n gloom
over large circle of friends TO whom she justly
endeacd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15

Ii is a well known fact that the War with
the Seminole Indians is a war Of extermina.
ton, to unrighteously deprive them of their
valuable lands, and drive them beyond the
Rocky Mountains. Had the s25, 5,000,000 ex-
pended in this war, been divided among the
States % eteeable to their population, the State
of Rhode Island would have received a sum
sufficient to have doubled their present an,
nual appropriation for the support of Public
Schools throughout the State. We mention
this single item Of wicked expenditure of the
administration, to remind as well as admonisb
those who desire better state Of things, not
to be inactive or Indifferent in support Of
Messrs. Cranston and Tllinghast.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15
LOOK AT THIS,
AND KEEP 'COOL--WE HAVE
PLENTY OF ICE.

A LEXIS MENACE respectfully informs
N the public that he will sell ! & l.
G. X Il a VI :, such as are served up TO the
first families in New York, and sold for 81
a quart, for iJ cents.
Ice Cream warranted rs good as tho 75 ct.
kind made on the Hill, or any establishment
IN Newport, vii sell for G2l CTS. quart
II 1t is not AS good will give II to the public
free of expense. ! will also sell ii by the
glass for 10 cts or 30 cts. half pint tum
bier. ! have made from ! to 20 quarts day
for the first families IN Newport, and they
gave inc great satisfaction by saying 1t was
the best they had ever ate. am willing tc
let the public decide which is the best.
Persons wishing 10 cat an Ice Cream &c
will please call at the door above the Conicc-
,ionary. IN Frank lane, where they will find
rooms fitted UP in the ncatcst style for thciI
reception.
N. B.-Persons wishing c US T.4 n n
e. n r. n ~ eau have II at ! hours notice
by leaving word at my Store, lOi fhamcs.st.
ncxt door south Of Mr.. james llammond's.
The man dan, live on the Ill., or any par
of Newport, that can undcrsclI me.
August !, IS:sl.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15

'NIIE ladies and gentlemen of Newport ar

rDNIIE ladies' and gentlemen Of Newport and
It's vicinity, are respectfully informed
that the following Exhibition will open at
hRMORY HALL, for two days only
TUESDAY and " UED.N'ESD.lY Y next, Aug.
20;h and 2lst.
Firs,-Thc ALBlNOLADY,M MISS SHoRs.
She is probably the bes, specimen of The AL
bino, ever offered in this or any other part Of
the world.
Also, Mr.. O'CLANcv, the lRlSil GIANT
from the county of Wicklow, ireland. lie
stands seven feet two inches.
Also, two LlLLlPUTIANS, or men in
miniature, one 30 years old, the other A:
years old, and weighing about 45 pounds
each, in perfect form.
Mr.. DAVIDSON, Fancy Glass Blower, who
stands unrivaled in his profession IN the Uni
ted States.
Open day and evening. Admittance %
cents; children under 10 half price.
Aug ID
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15

Hoes RUNNING AT LARGR.-Several of our
subscribers have recently expressed a wish
that the following law of The state should be
published, for the information of certain per-
sons who suffer their hogs to run at large in
the public streets, much to the annoyance of
our citizens.
AN ACT to prevent Hogs going at large in
the towns Of Providence and Newport.
BE ii enacted by The General assembly, and
by The authority thereof ii IS enacted, That no
person dwelling in the town of Providence
or Newport shall permit any hog or swine to
run at large in any Of the streets, highways
and commons in said towns, upon pain and
penalty of forici,ing every such hog or swine
SO running at large and it shall and may be
lawful for any person being a freeman Of
said town Of Providence or Newport, upon
finding any hog or swine going al large it'll.
in either Of said towns, of which such per-
son is a freeman TO seize and take up all
such hog and hogs or swine SO going at
large, and the same TO convert TO his own
use, or the same to kill and convert as afore-
said, whether they belong to the inhabitants
within or without said towns, and without
being accountable in any sort for the same.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15
s.ecriNrs Sale.

Newport sC.-.NtwpoH, .7Hg. 6, 1889.
FeY virtue of nn Executions issued oui Of
sp the Court of Common Pleas, for the
County of Newport, November term ic:}9.-
viii sell at Public auction. on the pcmi-
scs, on TUESDAY, AUGUST 27lh. 1859.
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. all the right, title and
interest that David Melville had on the I2lh
day Of December 1887, at 4 Il. NJ. (uhen
attachment was made on the original WRIT
in aud 10 certain lot of land, situated ia
Newport, bounded North on Prospect IIli
street, one hundred and twenty feet; East
on laud Of Charles w. ThursioD, sixtytwo
feet; South on land of John Tompkins, one
hundred and twenty feet; and West on hand
Of Joseph Martin, sixty two feet. Conditions
at sale. WM. II. DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
Anr. 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15

the State who loves his country, and
therefore claims to be Wing, to
promptly discharge his duty, and for
getting and laying aside all minor con
slderations, apply himselfuntiringly and
with carnestness to the work, the great
the all-important work Of saving his
country from the ruin which impends
over all its faint, but still glmmering
hopes.
1t cannot be necessary to enter into
any comparisons as to the Wing candi-
dates, and those opposed to them. Let
it suffice, simply to say, that Messrs.
CRANSTON and TILLINGHAST
have represented Rhode Island, in the
last Congress, to the entire satisfaction
OF the great majority of the freemen of
this State. They are sound and ap-
proved Wings, and are zcalously dcvo-
ted to the best interests Of the country.
Messrs. Thurston and Dorr arc ad-
ministration men, and are as zcalously
devoted TO the sub-trcasury scheme,
and all the mad projects of their party,
as any men can well be. This we should
think ought to be, and we sincerely be-
lieve will prove to be, decisive of their
fate in the coming election.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15

FRoM HAvANA.-Capt. Petersen, OF the
brig Patsy b. Blount, at New York from
Havana reports tha. OH the Both of July q
Spanish slave schooner arrived at Havana, q
prize to II. B. NJ. brig Snake. The vessel
was captured on the Sd Of July, at which
time she had Us slaves on board. They
were landed at Jamaica, and the schooner
brought to Havana for trial.
Business is dull as usual for the season.
A fire outside the walls yesterday, in tic
forenoon, destroyed some 20 wooden build.
ings.
The city is quite healthy; it is rare we
hear of a case of the yellow fever.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15
MEMORANDA.

Arr. at New York on Monday, ship VIM. Eugs,
Vaughan, of this port, 80 DAYS from st. Petersburgh
with merchandise to L. W. Engs.
arr. ~ baltimore, 10Th inst. schr Franklin Green,
from Philadelphia.
Arr at Norfolk 9Th inst. sch'r Eagle, Osborn, days
from Charleston with lumber, bound TO this port put
In in Distress leaky.
Sailed from Hampton Roads tho 9TH inst. ship
Kutusoh, Tal lo, for Rotterdam.
DIs,sTER.-The slUop Delight, Cozzons, of this port,
from Roundout for Pawtucke, with coal, was run into
on Tuesday last, by the Sloop Vim. Hawkins, of New
burg and sunk IN minutes afterwards. Vessel and
Cargo totally lost.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15

The FLORIDA WAR.-It is stated in st.
Augustine paper, that the following gentle
men of Florida have been instructed by his
Excelency, Governor Call, to repair to
Washington, and confer with the President,
and urge on him The adoption of the ncccs.
sary measures, not only for the defence Of
the country, but the successful prosecution
of the war:-iion. Charles Downing, his
honor r. Randall, w. II. Brockenboro', Esq.
Col. q. S. Hawkins.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15


EMANCIPATION IN TIE WEST INpIRs.-
We find in the New Haven Record of Sat
urday, an extended report OF the statements
made at u public meeting held recently in
that city, by Mr.. Scoblc, an English gentle
man. who was sent ont to the West Indies
to observe the operation Of the new system.
Opportunity was given to gentlemen present,
to make such inquiries as they wished. The
statements referred particularly to Barba-
does, Trinidad and British Guiana. In these
three colonies there has been dlmnuton
of about one half in the average number Of
criminals, comparing the present year with
1886. Mr.. 5. stated that the whites feel far
more secure than formerly. Tho military
police, which was formerly thought necessa-
ry, is now disbanded. The whites do not go
armed. In the domestic habits, general ap.
pearancc and department Of the blacks, there
has been much improvement.
There has been u great advance in the
price of real estate since the liberation OF
the negroes, amounting in Barbados and
Trinidad to ID per cent. on an average
Mr.. $. made q statement of The comparative
amount of crops in number of years, which
argued favorable for the present system,
although some inconvenicnces had arisen, a.
in Jamaica, from the change. Some difficult
ties result from the disposition Of the over
secrs of estates to DC overbearing and UNI
kind.
Rev. Dr.. Taylor, presided at the meeting
above mentioned, and Rev. Leonard Bacon,
Prof SIlIimon, Judge Daggett, and others
manifested their confidence in Mr.. Scoble
We notice the occasion the more particular
", MS information from the West lndlcs upon
which reliance can be placed, is not easily
obtained the statements Of the newspapers
on both sides being strongly marked with
prciudice.-.E T. american.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15

RATHER SUsPICIoUs.--A well dressed man
rather above the common size and stature
who called his name James Williams, offered
at the counter the Fall River Bank, Thurs
day afternoon last, check, purporting to be
drawn by Prime, Ward a. King of the city
Of New York, in his favor on the Suffolk
Bank, Boston, for four hundred and fifty dol.
lars. On refusing TO buy the check OH ac'
count of his being stranger, he stated that
he left Boston that morning and could have
got it endorscd-whch remark, together will
the rather singular tenor Of the check, causct
suspicious in the mind of the officer in The
Bank. A few hours after he was pursued
by two men from Taunton, where he Offered
similar checks on the Banks i'll that Place
lie left here for Newport to take the J. w
Richmond for New York, ms he said liz
was followed TO Newport, but was not disco
vercd.- Fall Rigcr Monitor lOh.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15
NOTICE..

z have hired tho south l.rt of my Father
Store, where I intend 10 keep cheap
DRY GOODS C.lSH STORE Ny Goods
shall b. sold ~ the lowest possible prices
and shah always have conrl't" a,'ot-
mcnt. W,Il NV friends ard the pubilc please
assist me ~ ny eNcrtlons:
STOCkFORD f. TlbLEf.
July H. lS.lp
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15
Positive Sale Of Real Estate,
without reserve.

On Saturday, .1ug. 2iM. al II o'clock n VI
WW be sold at Public AUCTION, on lie pre-
m Sts,
ia THE convenient valuable Dwelling
fgsfi;A House, and lot Of land, beautifully
Ets HS situated IN Broad street, on the East
side and near the North oud. lat.
the residence Of ISaac Stall. Attached to Ito
House Is Il large garden with Guit trees, siiub-
berry, &c-a large yard and slabla, aud good
well Of water AT very trilng expense the
dwelling house may be put in the first raie order,
and 80 reniam FOR many years If not Immediate
y sold will be rented
Also, the Estate directly South, with n largo
Dwelling House and shop suitable for Il carpen-
ter or mechanic of any kind, with a large g,ern
yard and excellent garden, with number of
fruit trees and never failing we'll Of good water.
The shop may be altered to Dwelling iloate at
"A small expense. One lencnn nt III the above
will be rented.
Also, the Dwelling House and lot Of land at
the head of Broad street and fronting South with
The lot of land attached TO it,, consisting of gar
den and yard yer, pleasantly situated. w arran-
tee deeds Of each Of the above Estates will hn
given. Conditions liberal, and mdde known at
the time of Sale. ISAAC stall
August 3, 1899.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15

u IL thourht that the Thames Tunnel will hc opened
for foot passengers IN little than year irom the
present time The unHe has Tor years been ruu-
ming a race with the Buakcr nm Monumcnt-nnd nj
n'o time II was exceedingly doub,ml whiri would ic
finished fret The odds nrc now altogether n favor OF
the Tunnel
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15

We conclude in this number the able art-
clcs Of "MADIsoN," in vindcotion of the
course of the Hon. Robert D. Cranston, and
commend them to the attentive perusal of all
our readers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15

Mr.. Clay arrived at Saratoga Springs
on Friday last, and was received with
an enthusiasm seldom if ever before
exhibited to any public man. Want of
room compels us to omit the interesting
particulars.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15

Major Noah says: Such is the ex'roordi-
nary amount Of corn, wheat, &c. in Arkan
sas, Kentucky, Missouri, and indeed every
State in the Union, that it is believed the
corn alone, at % cents per bushcl, would pay
of our national debt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15

pia Bearer Toll Light, touching al East
Greenlcich and Wiekjord, ea,h way.
np~z>~ THE splendid new g.
fast sailing steamer ].
HG;;:i-:rrfG GlA9 w. RICHMOND. viii
ss,S-s..--ass-sAs leave Providence on
Saturday next, i7th inst, at & o'clock A. m.
weather permlt'ng) for Newport, via Beaver
rail Light, touching at East Greenwich and
WEXFORD each way.
Fare for the whole Excursion 81.
n. B.-The Independent Company Of Ca.
diets. accompanied by the American Brass
Band, will be on board
Persons in this place wishing to go on the
excursion from Providence 10 the above pla-
ces, will leave here on the arrival Of the boat
from New York on Saturday morning. al
about 4 o'clock. fAuy lJ
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15
Erviya.c EI;...ca.;0ts.

A CLERGYMAN in kingston, Il |. il de-
"a sirous OF receiving into his family a few
boys Cor the purpose Of private instruction, APP
pIica,ion may be made /, Rev. THOMAS NER-
NON, kingsron, r.. l. ,or SAMUEL u. VERNON,
Newport. (July 2o.-im.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15
& a Is q . a & = s.

Al New York on the lst inst by the Rev Mr.. Badger
Capt. Robinson r. Gardner, To Miss Martha q. Bailey
daughter Of MIR. John Bailey, all orthis town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15
A UCTIONS 8.
by WM. LOvIE-Auci,oneer.
Bank stock al Auction.

TO-WORROW, FTdoy, August I6,
al II o'eioek a. M, miH be sold al .4uc-
fion, al he Store Of The subscriber,
JN shares Of the Capital Stock Of the New
~A' port Bank.
do do do Merchants do.
. do do do Union Bank, Providence.
20 do do do Phenix, do do.
Conditions OF sale. Cash.
Aug -. WM. LOWE, .1uerr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15
For Sale.

A large and valuable loi Of land containing
"a upwards of two and half acres, situated
on Bclleyu" street, directly opposite the residence
of Hon. Henry Middleton lf the above ls not
sold At private sale, previous To the last Of hu-
gust, it viii at thot time, hc offered cor sale at
public auction. and it not then disposed of. ii
will be divided into house lots, aud sold to the
best d,aniage. The situation is one of the
most delightful in Newport, having ine view
of The hIbor and ocean, aud heing near the new
road leading To the Beach. For further parlru.
lars inquire Of JOHN IONlPhlNS.
Newport, July Is. 1889.
NJrSCAT WINE.--lO cases Musca Wmc,' just re
w ccivcd aud tor sale by
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15
Ea;. Way ~ Ship Yard.
SILAS II. COTTRELL

SILNS IT. CUTTKELL,
WOULD inftm the public that
:trts he has RAIL WAY in opera.
rzTfN - ton for hauling up Vessels, n,
-, his SHIP YARD, few rods
below The Custom House, where he can al
ways be found in readiness to wait on those
who may favor him with their custom.
The charges arc Tor hauling up and launch
ing high deck Vessels, twenty cents per ton
Low deck, twenty five cents per ton.
For laying on the Rail Way-Vesscls un.
der one hundred tons, ~ per day.
Over one hundred, aud under one hundred
and fifty, 81 per day.
Over one hundred and fifty. 81.
No charge for stormy days and Sundays.
No Vessels will be rockoncd less than
ffty tons. Juno 20. 1889 S--6m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15

WEpNEsD,y, Aug. 7.-Brigs Emene, Heath, from
Philadelphia with coa.-Echo, Messcr, from Fall River
Sch'rs Emperor, shores, from Taunton for Philadelphia
Mon,tzdna, Miller, from I.ubec for Richmond.
Friday, Aug. 9th.--Sloop Moses Eddy, Childs from
Prov dence for New York
tEvENING, brig Malaga, Burgess, from Pictou will
coal Tor Somcrsetsch'rs Phcbe Baxter, Baxter, from
Pictou with coal for Phadelp phia-iictty Tom, Nick
crson from Boston for Rchmond.-Soops Portsmouth
Allcn from Warren for New Nork-Samucl, Burt, from
Taunton for do.-Superor Luther, from New York fol
Prov Jence.
SATURDAY, Aug. l0ih.-Sch'rs Erie, from Philadc.
phia.Gencrai Cobb from Baltimore for Providence
Soop New York, Barker from Prov ideuce for y. York
SUNDAY, Aug. llth.-sloop Edwin, Hatch, from Fal.
mouth for Hartford.
MONDAY, Aug l2th.--soops Juno, Brown, from New
York for Provldence.-Leader, Wnslow, from Provi-
dcncc for New Bedford.
Sailed Gutter Visiani, Capt. Connor, cruise and
rcturnCd the l3tl