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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-22

ACCIDENT ON BOARD THE NARRAGAN-
sETT SrEAMBoAT.-1he New York pa
pers give all account Of an accidepi
which occurred on board tho Narragan-
sctt, Capt. Childs, on her way from
Providence to New York on Wednesday
morning, by which several persons were
badly scalded. The working machinery
is in the centre of the boat, with Il pas
sage way on each side, and tier Of
berths. Owing TO temporary obstruc-
ton to the supply pipe, the condenser
became overheated, and when moro wa
ter was let in, so much overflow was
produced in the reservoir, that a small
quantity of hot water was thrown and
fell upon the berths Immediately oppo-
site. Bigclow Coffin, of Boston, was So
unfortunate as to occupy the berth into
which most Of the water fell, and he was
badly scaldcd on The side and leg, so
that the flesh was laid bare from his
breast to his feet. BEN Francis, a
colored waiter, was asleep at the time on
settee directly where the water fell,
and was badly scalded in the back. f..
N. Stratton, OF Baltimore, was in n near
berth, and more slightly injured. The
alarm Immediately spread through the
boat, which was crowded with passen.
gers, and several gentlemen who lay
near the spot, on stepping out had Their
feet scaldcd by the small quantity o
water upon the floor, viz: Henry Bcal
of Boston, feet blistercd badIy-LathroI
Wright, of Boston, do do-J. N. Tay
Tor, Of New York, do slightly. Severa
physicians were on board, among then
DR.. Francis, of New York DR.. Mor
ary, of Gloucester; DR.. Foster, o
-; so that all possible care was taker
Of tho wounded men Immediately, ant
they were most of them able to return tt
their homes without much delay.
No blame is attributed to tho engineer
or to those who had charge Of the boat.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-22

FATAL QUARREL.-On Friday eve-
ming, a quarrel took place between Solo
mon Hicks, a shipping master, and a
Mr. Wesson, vctualler, on South Water
street. Hicks had Wesson down, when
two persons, one an irishman, by the
name Of John Ormond, came.up and in
tericrod, and took Hicks off'of Wesson.
Ormond departed, but Hicks pursue
and attacked him, knocked him down
and jumped on him, it is said, and i'll
jured him so much that he died in few
minutes. Hicks fled, and has not been
taken PrOp. Com.
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NEW BRIDGE IN PROVIDENCE,

This noble structure has been com
pleted and is now opened for passen-
gers. Up to 1892, Weybosset Bridge
was 40 feet long and % WIDE. Doct.
Morse, in his Geography, and in his
Gazetteer, always continued it Of these
dime ensions; but in 1892, the abutments
were extended farther into the river, sc
that the length Of the Bridge built in that
year, was but one hundred feet, while
its breadth was increased to 80 feet.
Now the length, as before, is 100 feet
and its breadth, at one end, l35 feet
and at the other, 40 feet.
Ii is a noble and spacious avenue, and
does much honor to Messrs. Church and
Sweet, as well as to the city, and to al
concerned in its erection. The pIanks
are covered with two thicknesses Of tar,
red paper, over which is layer Of earth
and fine pavement.
The workmen are now engaged OF
the bridge at the mouth Of the Cove
which will soon be finished in simila
STYLE u.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-22
From the National lntelliseneer of Saturday las
THE LATE ELECTIONS.

The late Elections in the Western
States have undoubtedly generally dis
appointed the hopes of the Wings else
where, and the result Of the Election
in the State of North Carolina has not
quite come up to them. That these
hopes were raised too high, and there
fore destined to disappointment, it is
hardly worth while to urge in eXtenua-
ton of the loss we have sustained
though it is certain that the cxtraordi-
nary strength of the Wing representa-
ton from the Western States in the
last Congress was attributable to acci-
dent rather than to proportionate
strength among the People. We an
ticipated, and we had right to antici-
pate, a falling-oll' at the late election !;
but it has certainly been greater than
we looked for. We have done worse in
Tennessee, and by great deal worse
in Indiana, than we expected and not
so well in North Carolina as VIC ought
to have done. In Kentucky we have
done well, and in Alabama better, hav-
ing in effect according to our ntorma-
tion, gained one member IN that state.
We subjoin the most accurate ac-
count we have been able to make up OF
the event Of the elections referred to,
AS compared with the presentation OF
the same States and Districts in the
last Congress. We arc not able to
classify the Members elect exactly ac-
cording to their politics, but we have
done it as nearly as we can, as follows
Here follows list of the members
elect of both parties in the States alIu-
dcd to, the jooiing Of which we have
only room for at present.
NORTH CARoLINA-Thc delegation
stands Wings G, Locos I, .
KENrUcXy-Whigs II, Locos Q.
TENNEssEE-Whigs 7, Locos 6.
INDANA-Locos 4, Wings 3,
ALABAMA--Locos 3, Wings >.
The above is believed to present a
Just account of the results of the late
Elections from which it will be seen
that the Wings have lost six or eight
Members of Congress leaving them q
sufficient number, however, to place
their prcpondcrancc in the House OF
Representatives beyond reasonable
doubt.
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QUEER WAY OF poiNo TniSos.-We were inform
ed last yening by one of the most respectable citizens
of Portsmouth, that Mr.. smith, from Prov ydcnce had
recently heen delivering Lectures upon Aboionism in
that and Of the adjoining fowns and had also been
visiting many of Wing farmers, urgently soliciting
them to vote for Mr. Dorr. One gentleman, hyorabIy
inclined to Aboonisn, stated objection to Mr..
Dorr, that ho was Van Duren man. and theroG could
not be genuine Abolitonist, to which Smith replied
was well understood that Mr. Dorr had pledged him
self felecsd, not to support Van Buren. This lectu-
rer also went into Post Office in the county when the
Postmaster wss opening the mail and requested the r.
NJ Ia inform him 10 whom the letters in the mail were
addressed The =. 81. very properly rebuked him for
his impertinence, and gave him lecture we presume
he will not very readily forget.
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TiIE uaIR! THE EIAIl!

T~s No better evidence is wanting
NFfSpsS3 to show the superiority of the
SsSN Genuine Buffalo Oil, over other
A-'sssa.H-'-ssts'' preparations, than number of
DRUGGISTS arc endcavorUg to initiate and foster
their mise rabie limitations on the public, for
genuine Read advertisements Beware Of ped
lars.
Genuine Buffalo OIL il fast taking the place
Of all other articles to promote the growth, so ten
and bcauliiy the Hair its use gives il a soilness
that no other article does, and causes It 10 curl
beautifully by free use it will darken and yc
the hair u satin gloss. IL Is highly porIumed and
piyes perfect satisfaction TO all that have given II
a trial. You will observe the signature of the
proprietcr, william Brown" also, "Buiidlo
10 :" imprinted Oh the bottle. In consequence
or a counterfeit which hasrocently appeared and
is now for sale, have been persuaded to obtain
a new label engraved on copper, Tor which
have sccurej a copy right, entered according to
an act of Congress IN 1889, IN the clerk = office
in the District Court Of Massachusetts,. Any in
Crinecmcnt will be dealt with according 10 law.
None genuine, unless signed IN my own ha nd
writing Tor sale IN Newport by X. j. Tay Tor
| Aug %.
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. z q g IS s.

IL this town. on the 18th inst, MisS Sarah Smith,
daughter of Mr.. Philip smilh, Of Mddlcown, Ia the
18th year ut her age.
In this town, un SATURDAY. lust, Mrs. Sarah Morgan,
vb.ou of Cant Joseph Morgan, a.cd j3 wears.
At south Kin gsion the 3st ult, Mr. Oliver watson
ESQ. aged ~ years.
In North pighton on saturday 10th inst. Samuel f.,
son al Mr.. Benjamin ri,y, Jr oecd years aud j
months.
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PORT Of NEW PORT.
ARRIVALS.

rnip,y Aur tGth-iIrg Rumulus, English, ~ DAYS
from Liverpool fur Pfp,idchcc.-S"hrS lucy Nhh.
BAKER, itoin krnncbcrk with lumhcr 10 the nnSicr-
Erie, Shoot, from Bangor do.--Nnlant Clirk, itom
Ellsworth for niphton -pen.Hrpit, Black, HEd North
Nmnch, Ea both from Hanger flr ruvidcncc. AhfhN
rnrktt Hutchinson, from New fuft fur WcNuoth. -
sarah Frances, Gibbs, lrum Pruyij,uc" br Hrnlwirh
Sluup Franklin, kighv. rom Taunton iur New Bcdtnrd
StNpAN, Aug. ltth, sloop ilGd,on, West, ir"n
rrutil,urr co. New EciuTd.-Bitg Nun, Wheeler, from
prugui tr nishtun
MpNrsN, Nue. t'th,-Brg Tnuuton. Cuun.urs, from
:. Atlantic Ocean last hum krv l9tgp L.. u. 800 hhs
~. oil moHihs oui frr Fan River.
T.E.HAN. tur. 10Th, g. Passed up ship Balance iion
Pictuu Ter fali River.
snlI.d lml,L NILlnl. Clrt. lnmMnr. ~ ,InI.o.
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NO. I SILVER Tor.

G-rNCE the proprietor of the celebrated Compound
y snr-apanlli syrup opened a new laboratory, aud
very mach rNtrurd its naiuihtory' he IN enabled to
answer All ort. thou N. since The lst inst, they have
manned u upun him ~ uuuhcts amounting on the ave
r,r, tu Gn, da bottles per day. ENpcucucc aud tl,
.tnou, ui scientific rCn, pronounce lhis tn Ice 80 rN.
,,,,trst, wto,aop.r beverage, while thc uuparnic rl
demand rr ~ tn. h,s ,NtItnc" that '"n Ice desired ~
iis ro,, o. hile Hu d,rious gual,ics. The head.
ina riru, ct t'urr.tJ'r particularly recommend iiaic
,b, ga, ,ir,, tbit.,,, a.. t,ts az cNempc to r who
N-h Il, tri.h i,um the d the agdcht, with AL Us al
palt,us evils.
tor W. T,Yuu'. NJ. ~l,,r k"g an' observe that
name b. 81, ittoa un tic ~ ''T'i',d h. he mech 81
,r bo,lr NlSJ.il, s '1'r' au rr'n'lrd hy a'l tlt.
tutfrft. iId ur-t 90 abe btu.csr Also, Tor st' ll
a J. TtNIpG N,DFuu. J. au. 80.
- DpA rt<.tir ll'sht.h Soda rl1ruit '',t I'd,
y ,u..t...l...l'I Ls hLnt,A
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SilCriNrs Sale.

NEwrorr-sc.-.NwpoH, ing. G. 1879.
EbY virtue of an Execution issued ont If
~ the Court of Common Pleas, for The
County Of Newport, November term 1889, ,-
| will sell at Public AGciion. on ihc prcmi-
sos, on TUESDAY, AUGUST 9th. 1889.
=, 10 o'clock, A. NJ. all the right, title and
interest that David Melville had on the l2th
day of December 1897, at =. NJ. (whcn
attachment was made on The original writ.
IN aud to a certain lot of land, situated in
Newport, bounded North on Prospect IIrll
street, one hundred aud twenty leel East
on land of Charles w. Thurston, sixty y-two
feet; South on land Of John Tompkns, one
hundred and twenty fcct; and West on land
of Joseph Mat'ln, sixty two feet. Condrliors
at sale. WIN. II. DOUGLASS, Sheriff
Aug q
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-22

The Providence Herald speaks OF copying largely
from the Providence journal ard Boston Atlas. Where
the harm in tnt friend ltgald il the articles extracted
suit purpose equally well ifno better than those
Of cositaling especially If we give the custom
ury CREnIrt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-22

CoNCEnT.--It is enough to say to the
admirers of scientific music, that the
Justly celebrated HERMANs will give n
Concert at Armory Hall, this evening.
Sec advertisement.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

1E'IlE subscriber having been appointed
Administrator on the Estate OF Enoch
Lewis, late Of MIddlctown, dec, and having
accepted SAID trust and given bond as the
law requires, hereby gives notice to all per
sons having claims against said Estate to
present them for settlement, and all those
indebted TO make immediate payment to
Aug. ~. WM. b. SIssoN, .ltmr.
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SEEERIFFrS SALE.

NEWPORT, sc.--Ncwport, August IL, 1899.
By ruiue Of an Execution. issued out of The
CONT of Common Pleas far the Copnty If
.NcWpOrt, May term, 1889, AMI 10 me d.
rect,d, irW sell at Public .fucfi0n 10 The
highest 6b'der, on .NOnday, Srpt 9N, 1889,
Gt ii o'ciock a. m,
H. The right title aud interest that Andrew A. Iar,
~ wool, had ON the 26Ih day of Dcccnbcr, 1887, NJ
O'Clock y. m, when attachment was malc on the
original witt ~ and to three lots o land, situated IN
the town of Newport, with the brewery and other
buildings thereon standing, together with the hNtt,s
aud apparatus upucrianing to the same said Estate
being houudcd westerly on Thames street, Gl htt !
sor,hcry Brewer street, PSI feet; ca8trry on lald,
now or late OF Richard Hazard, 5is feet aud nnrthcrly
on lind, now la;c ol Thomas L. Tay lor, 26l4 ect
Conditions at sule.
a22.l WIN. ii. DOUGLAS, Sheriff
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OF We understand that letters have been received
in this town from gentleman in New York, stating
that Mr.. Clay would probably leave that city to-mor-
row, on his way to Boston. We hope ho may find it
convenient and doubt not he would find pleasant
TO pass through this place his way to the land of
"Pilrrm Fathcrsn
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US lA Is q : q s. = g >

At New York the l9th inst Rev. Henry w. Rel
lows Pastor of the FRS, Congregational thurch n Miss
Elzn \. Townsend, daughter OF Ehhu Townsend Esq.
all OF that city.
At Bristol on Monday 10Th inst by tho Rev. Mr..
Scott Mr. Peter LHvon To Miss Nancy F., daughter Of
Mr.. William >. Simmons all OF Bristol.
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Court of Probate, .MdHetown, mug. 10, 1873

Court Of Probate, .Widfieto,cn, atg 10, 1880.
an the petition Of Townsend NJ. Vail, of
~ the City Of Troy, in the County OF Rcns-
sclear and State Of New York, stating that
he, said Townsend, is an Executor named in
the last VIII and Testament of Joseph Card,
late of Troy aforesaid, dec, and that he has
caused said last viii and Tes,cmcnt, to be
proved and allowed by the Cout of Probate
for said County, hcld in said City of Troy,
and also stating, that is the proper Court of
Probate for the proving ot Wills IN SAID
County, where the deceased last resided and
died, and further stating that the said Joseph
Card, had at the time of his deccase, Real
Estate in Middletowii, whcrcon the said Will
may operate, and praying that the Certified
copy of the said VIII and probate, under the
seal of said Court, accompanying his petition,
may be filed and recorded in the Probate
Office in said Mi1delown, pursuant to the
act Of the General Assembly of the State cf
Rhode Island, entitled" An Act providing
for and directing the manner of recording
Wills proved without this State, and such
other laws and usages as are applicable to
the premises" Said petition and copy Of
said Will being read, 1t is. ordered, that they
be received. and the consideration thereof
referred to Court Of Probate, TO be holden
at the Town House in Middetown, on the
twenty first day Of September next, at three
o'clock p. IN, and that previous notice be gi-
ven by publishing copy OF this order, three
weeks successively, in the Herald of the
Times, the first publication whereof shall be
thirty days at least, before the time assigned
for the consideration thereof, for all persons
interested, to appear at said time and place
if they see fit, and shew cause, if any they
have, against the filing and recording the
same. A true copy--wtnoss
JosnUA CoGGtsnALL, Prob CIR.
Middlctown, Aug. 10 Iaug %.
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AUCTION OF VALUABLE LOT OF LAND,

y not preriously sold al priroic sale.
ENoR SALE, a Lot OF Land, contain
a. ing about l} acres, situated north
east Of George TilIcy's Hopc-W alk, on
which Lot is ncycr-iailing spring OF
water.
If said lot he not sold previously to
the second day Of September next, 1t
will then he sold Il, public auction, on
the premises, at O'Clock.
Apply to }. &. SHAW, .iactr
nlp g.
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no eayprgstce..

~ u. WEEDEN Las lust received lot OF
S' NEW BENCH AND MOULDING
PLANES, which hc ollcis for salc Ut tie
mHruiaciut,rb ptl,,s.
~ AN ml.is ~ Place Of any de-
.crpiuu itUni uy cAytmtd. 'Wi "
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TO SIP RT'S M II n .
AT TEE OLD STAND,

No. 10, Thames street,
n fer rods So,h Of He Cus'om Hoasc, anu
d'rociy opposite Me Perry Factory
MAY be found a. usual, general ussort-
w mcnt of FISHING TACKLE, either
Tor pond or sea fishing ALso, good assorl.
lncut cl GUNS to let by the day.
In the rear. an! connected with tho Store,
is a RESTAURATEUR, where travellers
can be- accommodated with relish, ut any
hour Of the day.
AIso. recently erected, two very superior
BOWLING ALLEYS, laid perfectly solid
and fitted up in style equal to any IN New
York
n. BIO enable strangers to find this rs
tlbshmcnt, a color is constantly holstCd
which can be seen from any par, of Thames
street. W. GOFF.
August l--Gw.
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A CTION s.
Positive Sale Of Real Estate,
without reserve.

On .Sdtwday .9ng 2Ith. ot II o'clock A. VI.
uW be sold al Public AUCTION, on lie pre-
miSts,
la THE convenient valuable Dwelling
fTsetiin House, aud lot of land, beautifuIls
siitbA situated in Broad street, on the East
side and near The North end. laie
the residence Of Isaac Siall. Attached 10 the
House is a large garden with fruit trees, shrub-
berry. &c-a large yard and stable, and good
well of wafer Al a very irihing expense the
dwelling house may he put in The Grst rate order,
and 40 Irniain for many years II not hnniediate-
ly sold viii be rented.
Also. the Estate directly Sonlh iih large
Dwelling House aud Shop suitable for a carpen-
lcr or mechanic of shy k':d. with large G,eeu
Nard and cSccllont gard.n, with number of
fruit trees and never failing well of good waiet
The shop may be altered 10 a Dwelling House st
small cXprnsc--Onc tenement 10 the above
will be rented.
Also, the Dwelling House and lot Of land at
the head of road. street and fronting South with
The lot Of Iaud attached to ii, consisting Of gar
den aud ya'd very pleasantly situated w arran-
Tee deed. Of each Of the above Estates will be-
given Conditions LIBERAL and made known at
the lime Of Sale. ISAAC STALL.
August 10, Iss0.
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NOTICE..

UU be sold al Public .4aciion, OF
TUESDAY He l1h Of September
ncrt, at . o'ciock "A. NJ. (J fair
wcoIhcr, # aot Me first fair day Vier,)
at The house Of Thomas Gould, ~
.NidHciown,
H. the iIouscbold Furniture. belonging 10 the late
u Hannah Could deceased consisting oi iva good
feather beds, one bcdstcad one dcsk, ore burta hblrr
CHAIRS iron ware, loom, CrOcktry, NC Nc
ALSO nj tt, same time aud place VIII be sold, hor
.cs mir nt otrn. COW, calves, ! plea 'nr' Wagon
ind harness .econd hand c'aiSc, So. Conditions ne
- lMiddctown, Aug 22, 1882
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Newport Brewery for Sale

rTOR SALE, that valuable Estate known
= by tho name OF the NEWPORT BREW
ERY. The lot fronts Oh Thames street 81 !
feet. and on Brewer street 2jl feet On
the lot il a large aud convenient Brewery,
with two first rate malt rooms and kiln, sui
icicnt to carry of 200 bushels of grain per
week, with coppers and coolers sufficient To-
make i,OG0 bbls. of beer per year. II has
two large aud never falling fountains Of pure
soft water. The malt rooms, coolers, &C..
are nearly new aud are in complete order
Attached To the Brew house ~ large yarf
with sheds, NC. The Estate will be sold en
tire. or the Brewery separate from The i"l on
Thames street, rs may suit purchasers y
good aud perfect tile viii bc given by TIE
subscriber, ~ trustee. Also Tor sale, th'
casks, bbls, &c. belonging to the establish
mcnt, amounting To about 600 u not pre-
yiously disposed Of, II Will be- offered q, anc.
ton on "Wednesday, Aug. 2li, at ~ O'Clock
AN, For tcims SC. apply io
:. =. GARDNER, Trustee.
Newport, June ~, lc'@
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.iln.lIDR.LiyDJ.

CH At Ncv u,l,,r., Ith n,t sl,,p iarh Paddock
t,r t't.. port
,bnrJ ,i Ihiad,lrha l1h r.' irr raicn -
fh. IDIt
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OUR FRIENDS.

The Wings in the other States arc looking
with the deepest interest to tho result of the
election in this State. II is by no means i'm.
probable that the political complexion in the
mex, House of Representatives may dcpcnt
upou the vote of Rhode Island. This should
he enough 10 arouse every Wing to the mos
active cxcrlons. Our country IL in danger
will the Wings of Rhode Island fail t.
come 10 the rescue ? b.
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BY WM. LOVIE-Auct,cnesf.
Rank stock at Auction.

o" Tuesday neti, August 27h, at II a.
clock Il. M, al NE Store of the snbscri-
ber, wiH be sold al P,blic .1uciion,
- Shares of the Capital Stock Of the Rhode
% Island Union Bank
BY order Of Guardian Conditions of sale
Cash. WV. Lows, .luct'r.
Aug -
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For Sale.

For Sale.
Ir-E THE well known Farm situa-
TEIiISs ted in the town Of Middlctown,
MSiijA belonging to the Estate Of the
tE. s.sj late Joseph Card, dec. about
| . miles from the State House IN Newport,
containing about sixty acres Of frs, rate land,
with Dwelling House aud other buildings
thereon; about two acres are covered with
choice fruit trees, and never failing stream
of water runs through the farm.-For further
information, and terms of payment, apply 10
M,LroN HALL, Newport, EzRA &. READ, N.
York city, or to the subscriber in Troy, n. Y.
J. NJ. VAIL, Erecr.
Troy, N. Y. Aug. 8, 1880.
a. If the abovo Farm is not previously
sold at private sale, it will be sold at Public
Auction. IT Townsend's Hotel IN Newport,
on TUESDAY, the 18th Of Sept. next, at lO
o'clock a. NJ. Aug ID.
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The Republican in recording what II
calls the 'irumpls Of Democracy puts
down tho D,nocroiic nj gains III cap,-
tails. 1t imgol those OF SNmtwout aud
Price, because they had ao capital
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E + the Ladies want Dresses Cheap,
III it would he advisable to just call in
at w. J. TILLEN'S
He is selling ut half tho Cost, in order
TO close his business. Aug. 22.
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NEW BOOKS.

POETS OF A M RIGA.
The Poets Of America, illustrated, a
presentation book foI 1910,
A Mothers Library for little folks,
Parley's Book Of Poetry,
For sale al the Book Store of
JAMES HAMMOND.
Aug 90.
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Mr.. Clay was to be IN New York yes.
,ciday
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-22

On Saturday, .Ang. 24U. at II O'Clock A. VI.
mW be sold al Public AUCTION, on Me pre-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-18
Virginia Election.

The magnitude Of this State, her apparent preponder
s,ng condition in political matters, for time pa
and the relative importance Of her strength and nu
encs in The great contest now going ON between the
friends to the preservation Of republican govern
msnt in its original purity and its opponents makes the
late election in this state exceedingly interesting There
seems 10 he nearly equal importance attached TO the
State, and Congressional Delegation elections.
The suboined is the ates, intelligence have from
this election and the Official result will probably va
~ materially from ii. It will be remembered by our
former accounts that Barton, (W) claimed be-
ing elected TO Congress- and had obtained the certificate
but II now turns out that his opponent is elected by
majority OF four votes and has got the certificate though
there is 10 be contest about the matter and 10 prob
able that Barton will supercsds his opponent in the end
The final result.