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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-01

Lfsrson .lf,dicai College IF Phdadeiphiu.
THE regular ii Lectures will on the first
Monday Of November.
Rohcy nmnGlSnn NJ D., Professor cf Institutes Of Medicine
and Medical jurisprudence.
Robert VI Huston, NJ. d. Professor OF aatera edca ani Ge-
neral Therapeutics.
Joseph Pancoas NJ d. Professor Of General Descriptive and
Surgical Anatomy.
Thomas b. :lucr 81 d. Professor Of Ill; Institutes and fac-
ticr Of Surgery.
Charles d. eiss W. D. Professor OF Obstetrics aud Diseases Of
Women and Children.
franklin iachr, ". D., Professor Of Chemistry.
On aud after day Of October the D>sec,ing Room will
apcn The Professor Anatomy will give hi personal
and, during Tie session, Clinical Lectures
Medicine and w be- regularly nj tie Philadelphia
IiosIiial, hy Professors Duneli,nn aud PaTcols.
H. VI. HUSTON, VI. D., Ilcaa II -. T'raahr,
No. J, Girari .frest.
Sent. 81 ip-iD.5
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REIvARD.-iwilI give the above
~ rowar for the apprehension aud delivery secured IN
jail sn tn rel them again, the following five Negroes, " no ran
Planntnn In noc!rd comfy S for either az them, VIZ:
ATmis,rad years DID, anpears Older having lost MS oh
teeth by the kick Of 4 hose, fret u inches hiah.
Ji,, Ross aho;i years old yellow complexion small black
ewes lr cheek bones, he sew traces Of Indian blood aoi
feet high. : ~;
Nmrnd abon as old Is getting bald on the crown Of his
head has law Az, rather down look, feet inches h=
William Tlscy, about 30 years old prominent eyes, rather
paI Go,nrr. dark mol black, feet 10 nche. high
Reuben wears old, short and stout, good looking, rct a
and inch high. r.. p;h, ,rh., ,,c
nm nt in the country may be Oh The vtr hoais WIN
false papers. ~. :, - 'n'' ~
~ I'yaWAYS IN JAII-Was committed 10 the jail OF Inru-
IL line county Va, Il runaway, the 3l Of Jny hach
man who hi> Manuel AMI that ne i me pro-
merry If jain = ;cLr Of Roekhtcc county, W. ne sh
lyo i supposed lie Il ~ Of ace, abon :ct ie
high has no marks cars: lad wI-n cnmneh rasshr
co,f brow linen panialonns and willow hat Also NJ wv 'n
time and place. runaway mulatto man, whu says ~, f
J,,n Wiln.s lie free ana was born lh
county Mnyla; supposed be twenty one years OF a "t
fct inches HIGH ma:ks scaTs except ing he'es W 'S
ears. hal on when pantlpnS ana .i lho
coa AMI black fur The Of The above slaves arr
uu,rd Ia colc forward, property, pay charges an" he
them away or they will be- dealt with a. the Jaw directs.
~ '' NM. W. DICKINSON JR.,
Jat,oy Of Cardiac eoanfr, pn
, ,. son, l., Go, 1871 :ii-i2t
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WAGONS HARNESS &c.--Na.ons Gaua and pGls>, with
W an assortment Of Wagon Harness and Gear OF de-
scrdo made Penenay, Va, and for sale at Tie store
on lth street. - 49,
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rl,EN DOLLARS REvARD-Sayed from "nr premises on
Sunday night the ls August large hay Horse, eight years
old mark upon his hark caused hy the saddle, Of dark color
no other marks rccoccicd reward OF ten dollars VIII BIZ
paid upon his delivery To u.s. ,,,,. ,,,,
g.
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9th OffObfT HcIf.
THE we'll known substantial 81 Gn ship ALABAMA y;
dc commander, built in ies,S Tor the hamoic, .
Charleston, line OF the materials. without regard 10
i76 tuns b then coppcfs fastened and cnnpercd, WIN c.
orr having thoroughly oveThaueu ann hs" y" -.
tended pac ket route, Havana aid ~ orrahs VIZ
49, and annie accommodation 100 cabin and also W" s'ee
I.ay. for ports on 9Th Ortoprr
IN, n,s ports from the Spanish Consul IN tins t!'! f
or passage, apply TO Capt Wndle OH bn,', u,erIS0y
wharf, OF To- o-t5tbn
Sept. IA -------
c1TUTrEGING AND LSPISG CIEEb.-ichs sn ti 49,
= having located himself Richmond, respectfully m'cs
rr.s IA tInse wh, are affected with the above disease "
mediate relief ohained;-Gnd arrangements Tau ~ J =, his
ofl,e near Washington Hotel corner OF s.h .ha
Shoeh"e ' va "' ~ +. G. BRIGGS.
Sept. 3
FEMALE TEACHER WANTED-A School ior the hs.f"e
y lion Of Young Ladies viii he opened Tor lhr nsA .c,
IIoze Grove, the Rarpailnnuck acaaeIS' III, ,,
rmn,v The bindings are suitable, commodohs anu wen M
ysnped sufficient the convenient acconimoaaon =" -
hoa1defs Tie nc.hbor,ood is agreeable ana inc s'n 80,
NJ aud retired is miles from Pom Royal ana ABOUT w"
,uiIcs from lr Rapiahannock River ., far
Ths proposes engage competent teacher o
ENLARGED female .ucao Offers assurance anu eds
~ ,uuus and attention 10 moral uHes anu ~
would be glad receive propositions frnm any ons =,
lake chnrsr of such establishment DHeci 10 'ia ~ ~
Office, Caroline County. . ], a.. 5o,,.s,ir mr..
engagements be under The direction anal cGhl,c M
:. ,..o,. ,e.i Gift
DR EMPTC'S SCHOOL will open usual, October Isl To
~ French German, Hebrew, any oil The seen,e s5 ncr
OF Coey;a.e course, there will be an extra Charge VI
] month 37-uO
septH
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TNTVEKSTTY Tt.NNSY TVA.NTN.
MEDICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l'i2
THE Lectures will Monday, the !t IL Snrc
Der. aud ~ continued Under the following arrangement IN
the middle of March ensuing:
pr and Theory Of Medicine hy Nathaniel Chapman NJ D.
Chemistry, by Robert Hare, NJ. d.
Surgery b. VIM. Gibson, ". ID.
Anatomy, by YIN. r. Hornrr NJ u.
Institutes Of Medicine, ty Samuel Jackson, NJ D..
Malerla Medca and Pharmacy, by George D. Wond. NJ d.
Obstetrics the Diseases Women and Children BY Hugh
l.. Hodge, NJ. ID.
on Surgery, by Drs. Gibson and Iiorntr, viii
he delivered Philadelphia Hospital (Blockleyl Students
10 Clinical Instruction the Pcnn>y
Hospital the CITY,
W. E. IIOREER, Dean u lie Medical Faculty,
2G3 Caesaut street, Pa,isleiphig.
August 30, ISL 3l-tl5N
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Pab,ie Sale of raiuaL,e Sares, Stoek, Crops, &c.
,yTrSDAf 5h October viii &c Sold At pablo auction Al
Ha, Mex In the county of Goochland. MI the STOCK,
ahou, . head Of horses and anes 60 head aa. OF s
Il n., al the plantation utensils, carts wagons Sc.'
an ,e,a ,ar,iacc, buggy, and may articles Of household a
a., ll... quantity Of oats, clover hay fodder straw
49, fo, y 10 10 barrels Of And on FRIDAY, ON oil
or Al the place, will I've SOLO, ri public auc,on ny
Nesroc. many them very valuable, and the en-
M. crop of corn of the present year
i'f'a' '"aas KNOW" VI '"' JTo. \. CUNNINGHAM:
3i-t5N
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I0E DOC" q B"oES, 4't., AZ 70W PTIrtS.
! ". RANDOLPH ( co, Bons,rllErs EooKHlSpEEs
Al a. d. SaaIGys OIL S;anJ, a sfrt Richmond, in add!
"a 10 Their Former heavy Stock rccrvn. By every p,ckr
toc seecii"nS Of Goods for FAN sales which they OTTER
hrr customers aud the public generally Having made the
ger portion Of their purchase ir cash, enables sell
ca,ii cuSnNt' al loser prices than usual market.
h"Abains III every variety executed moderate TERMS by
superior wmkm"n
Pa" fore, 'dc by Stodat, Worcester and Durham, New
iuik-a supply always hand These instruments pro.
naunced t judges II b. gnoi They appreciated
anowni and, proof Of il, Mr.. NaS, Petersburg
more IN given Than all The other dealers Virginia.
w. RANDOLPH & Co., R,ch.nnnA
Sept. IN 3I-,0t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-01

4y0 AND NEGROES-rhe subscriber will sell on ihuts.
l. a. the fth November next nine likely tsoes ~.
Persons from rest assured that the hshest
- I'm -, them. they will be put mp without reserve.
.o Al the tmc very desirable Tract OF Lana con
ou. thou sand acres, In miles OF
NJ n Mesken1urs county, formerly The property OF John
% deceased. This land lies Beech creek ana mas e1lr-
.,,nods and over FIVE hundred acres in heavily tim
woods large proportion Of which Is choice tobacco land
ne improvements large and eomodians dwelling house,
L., ill., desirable residence viii call Col John Lewis who
MI tSr pleasure showing them the land wl Dc SOFA oi
- ~, In The balance in one and years The crop of
-! 1s'''' FREDERICK LEWIS
!, il-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-01

AS uNE OF THREE VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE;
~ i>nus any of three Farms, all OF which
/ / in a healthy a region any in Virginia
r's Rest, is in county, On The Rapid Ann river,
n distance Racoun Ford and about 80 miles from
r. surg contains gl5 between and bou o which
A. ead The woodland well timbered and situated lh!S
valued higher, ny sworn
,n an, ,rsct of land in Orange county, IL has large
.,.,iu. 8 and usual onf-huidings
~ HQ just opposite Soldiers Rest, IN Culpeper county,
s more valuable II contains about 1) acres OF land, he,
ant 80 Of hch cleared and ITO of the cleared land
il me y grounds The woodland is well tmheTed and much
w,i pf!nce Ii has a small Two story dwell
u: tJI>-. &C., on u. -. 49,,
~ r.e siO. lies in the bend Of the Robinson river, Cnl-
r,e5aR,v near III. Mills of Mr. H. T. Willis and within nbnit
re cleared half at least of the cleared land Is hne
ly ,r.Ini. and the ill land scarcely less valuable
la. r4rn aud Mr. VIM E. Glassail's, have understood,
p rldcr the assessment, valued az the saee riee ana
an ay other land The county Of Cu!peper, wac then
encs Rapphannock. This Farm has small dwelling house,
m sail three Tracts Land in good state OF improve
clover and plaster hney upon en They are now
couion 10 bring abundant crops Of corn, wheat tobacco,
well adapted Such selection oil vainahe
!, rarely those who may seek an investment IN
r
ad.cuar information may be had by reference to Jere.
Motor ESQ., who will be in Richmond untn the 2!h Of
a a.e period, his Farm, ahninlng The Horse
s letter. addressed 10 Racoon Ford r " Gmpepcr
N.tb 81 lsil lG7-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-01

lMPSTc subscribers PETERSBURG. Virginia, sul- owners
for The Stale o Virginia Of The patent make and vend The
Union valve Pump, have appnn,cd, their Agent, NJ Daniel
sckes for Richmond city the vicinity They hayr Manu-
factory where they making, and will have hand Pumps
ir c-cns wells, vessels, &c, Of vnrn depths aud sizs
Some 81 III: Pumps always hr William Panrf'-
Agricultural Sore. Main Richmond just above the Mar
krt bridge where SIR Sichr,s may b. found, his absence,
Sr Palmer VIII receive ntrrs for irm. Persons ordering rnm
from distance viii please the dph> n wells, aud
sa! now they shall be- forwarded. HUGH NELSON 4 co.
Petersburg, SEPT. ~, lail. 4a--aawiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-01

rge ead raluaG'e Farm and .N IN Caroiias tor sale
PURSUANT Decree o the County Court for Ito county of
oane he Of Redd and ais Terrell and ais. the
isnud Commissioners, appointed hy tie Court will sell
The Premises pahc auction, 10 the highest bidder, on We'd
y the twenty second Of September neat if fair, not, the
day thereafter that large and valuable tract or parcel Of
- which attached large aud valuable manufacturing
NV kaown h the Of Jericho situated on the North Anna
@ about five miles above The Chesterfield DrpG on The Rich
ai i-Ger.cks irg and Potomac Railroad, aud within mile
~ 4 Tie oSa Railroad The Farm is believed 10 contain
a 100 10 1872 well waered, and abundant supply
GOD nbcf and viii he said in lats To suit purchasers The
cen o. large Manufacturing ana srist Al to which ~
0eei Al excellent saw Mill. The Improvements on the land
et ccnn"pI. aud Dwelling House. excellent
aly INtn Sale and other houses. II is situated IN \
an and a:r-eabt neisbnhond and possesses very superb
aFail:es. The will be principally long credit and
a AXIOM on lie dag Of sale. So much cash VIII be required
serve 10 the expenses Of the SALE MIR Elliott w Bur
n:on the premises will take pleasure in showing them
"a! ieFson wishing TO purchase.
WM. a. MONCCRE,
FRANCIS W. SCOTT, Commissioners.
SAML Z. SCOTT,
-: s9-tds
" t above sale Is postponed until Wednesday, the 18th Of
'"theat Al which time It will certainly take place.
WIN. A. MONCURE,
FRANCIS w. SCOTT, Commissioners.
SAML. C. SCOTT,
S@;t % 40-tds
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0a0 KEGS WROUGHT NAILS AND SPIKES, assorted, 10
OUU sale, AT tie PENITENTlARY STORE liti STREET
Anal

TALL IMPORTATION or CHINA, oUEESSWARE &C.
August, lsi-By the arkaway, discharsn., am IN
receipt Of usual supply o Fa Goods Amongst then VIII h"
found variety and st,ic If patterns and sap entirely new
aai alp.c.rr uae,IualcI before in this market
Also recently purchased ana receiving rom 'he various
manufactures in Ills country large stock OF Fic anu common
Is. German Silver aud Britannia CaorStone ware, &c &c
All which offer BY the package, repacsel 70 rrr mon Inc
most favorable terms. WIN. 7. BITlER,
3 doors ADORE Tie Bell Tarra
Aur II ay-tlU
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September 10, 1871.

NOTICE-Eeeuice Department. Sps. 81, si-poposals will
be received this Department until the 2l>t day 0i ocnhef
next for the purchase &c The Convict Slaves in the r.nentiay
who have been ecved for transportation beyond The limits Of
the United States. ly order nf the Acting Governor,
WM. II. RICHARDSON, Sse'y Cnmm
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LAD aged H. well educated good Character dc
N here elsewhere in Store IN som.
other similar situation. For particulars, address No. 49, Fo
Office Richmond.
sem u il-st
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DlOUGHS-PI.O;'GIlS-Thr subscriber intending To devote
his exclusively the Pnish and Seed business, has
added additions his establishment ahd several new
and improved Plonsls To his assortment.
have ready for sale good stock c iwo three and four
horse Poug!s made expressly fnr l land, with chilled cast
points and with wrought shares and steel points.
Persons wishing roug made Ia their fancy, TO suit
peculiarly snl, invited 10 leave their orders.
ANY Plough returned IT found 10 equal The eypectn
tm purchasers should they give in consequence oil
workmanship viii be repaired free Of cost
Plough Castings every description nj low prices.
Iiarrnws, What Fans. Straw Cutters, etc.. etc.
Seed Rye, Orchard Grass, Herds, Iinnlhy aud Glover
WILLIAM PALMER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-01

A YOUNG MAN, a Southern Of vn,uuns habits aud literary
N competency, desires Prrdfe Iato III
school Address No. 493, Post Office, Richmond.
Son, 81 49,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-27

taxed in this way just to make up fees
to the officers of tho Custom House, be-
sides the revenue they pay to Govern
rnent, il is high time it was put stop
to, and the pay Of the officers increased
or made satisfactory to them by sal
ary. 1t is often the case too, that Cap
tains are obliged to employ broker,
and give drafts on their owners for
these expenses. | have often heard
Captains complain mu ch of this custom,
and say if they had known It before,
they would have stayed out to sea little
longer, in hopes Of n change wind be-
fore they would subject themselves to it,
and they should try to keep away from
this port for the future, or anchor in the
west passage, sc. all this operates
to tho injury of the prosperity of this
town, and | do candidly believe we
should have many more vessels put
in hero for harbor during the win
ter months were it not for these useless
restrictions, all of which would leave
more or less money with our citizens for
supplies, and | would earnestly recon-
mend it to our merchants, ship chand-
lers, store keepers, butchers, bakers,
and all other classes Of people, (for
it is for the interest of all) TO sign a pc
tition to Government, to exclude all vcs-
sells from entering at our Custom House
that may put in here for "A harbor, unless
they have merchandise to land, as well
as Providence vessels, for why should
there be any exclusive privileges |
think this subject Of great Importance
to this town as we'll as ship owners gen.
orally elsewhere, and | hope our good
citizens will not slightly pass it by be-
cause il emanates lr ON an humble indi-
vidual, whose only object in writing it is
for their good GEORGE HowLAND,
Late Inspector Of the Customs.
my pay for the year / 30 amounted to Sl2e, which 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-27
1 g q Us s.,

Cot. J. G. TorrEY, Chief Engineer Of the
U. s., accompanies 1by Lieut.. Bcregnrd, T. S.
f., is now engaged on tour Of inspection of
the Public Fortifcations at the South, at PEN
sacola, Mobile and New Orleans.
The n. York Custom House Committee arc
still engaged in their investigations. The Com
mercia Advertiser states that "disclosurcs of
rasrni,ics, so stupcndous almost TO starte
belief, have been made, and the investigation
is not half completed"
NAv.I.-The L. s. corvette Cyanc, from the
Mediterranean, Coast Of Africa, Cape dc Verbs,
and Yves, Indies, arrived at Norfolk on Mon
day week.
The ST. Louis murderors are now all in Gus
tody in that city. Thus, says the Pennant, by
that f,tuity which ever attend the criminal,
have been discovered the perpetrators (through
their own mcans) Of this monstrous vi!any,
which, without the confessions of those en-
gagged in il, affords no clue whatever, and the
mystery of which never could have been un-
rnvellcd.
The new double locks on the Eric Canal
cost about $4,000 each. They are noble spc-
cimens Of useful workmanship.
The New York Express says, that black
spot upon tho suns, disc, larger than n star of
the first magnitude, is plainly visible TO the
naked rye, by looking through piece Of smok-
cd glass. 1t is upon the western or northwest
crn side, about one quarter Of the distance from
the centre to the periphery, and must be Sow
oral thousand miles in diameter
TEvSrssrr.-Thc Congressional election of
Tennessee, has resulted in the choice Of seven
administration men and six opposition. Par
ties therefore remain as before.
The Secretary of State has arrived at Wash
ington aud resumed the discharge Of his duties.
NORM CARoLISA.-Thc Congressional clec.
ton Of North Carolina, has resulted in Whig
eight administration and five opposition. We
lost Bynun's district by forty-three votes.
| MAnyLAYp.-Tho election in Maryland, as
VIC have already mentioned, shows Wing
gam OF uoH'
her duty noby. Sia Whg and two Locofoco
members Of Congress have been elected.
Tho National Tntclligcncer says that the
Frigate Brandywino is to return Immediately
TO the Mediterranean.
| AociDnSr TO LIEUT.. SurbRIoK The ST.
Augustine News says that Lieut.. shnbrick Of
the United States Navy, accidentally shot away
par, Of his face while on scout in the Ever
rladcs, short Tins since.
The whole number of persons on board the
steamship President on her departure from New
!, York. /. stated 70 be lno--of whom 26 were
| ,,sa,,gsr., and ~ belonged tn the ship.
n A lady in F.lohcro"p, near Richmond Va
accidentally killed her child the other dsy-by
hitting its head against beam, willie she was
runpinr down cellar with tho child IN her arms
/ Cin,inpa,i papers Of tie i7'h iOs' state
,hs. ". rive, v~s fs''irg 'er'd'y'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-27

TRANscENDENTALIsM.-A correspondent of
"a New York paper, asked, with great earnest
nesss aud propriety, the meaning Of the word
4" transccndontalsm," which is considerably
used at present with rcicrnce TO German lite
ratnre and its imitators lie is thus answered
by the editor of the PhiladcI pha United States
Gazette -
"Transccnden'a!ism is the spiritual cogno-
sccncc of physiological irrelragbiliiy connect
ed with concuticnt ademption of incoluminent
spirituality and cthcralized contention Of sub
sullory concrction."
There can be no mistake about the matter
now.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-27

a correspondent of the Baltimore Clipper
suggests The oxpedicncy of substituting iron
bars for close shutters TO the doors and win
dows Of stores, the advantages of which would
be the preventing the use of light by thieves,
which would be absolutely necessary for them
in forcing vault door, or picking Il woll-made
lock, and insuring more speedy discovery in
ease Of fire. Many persons in Baltimore have
already removed the close shutters, and use the
iron bars. In such stores a burglary has never
been committed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-27
BRIGHTON MARKET-MosDAY,M May "a

Reported br the Boston Daily Advertiser and Patriot.
AT market, 2Sj Beef Cattle, 10 par Working
Oxen, % Cows aud Calves, 2l0 Sheep, aud
200 Swinc.-9O Beef Cattle remain unsold.
PRicEs-Becf tahHe--Prices have again de-
clincd, and we quote TO correspond, viz first
quality 7u7 %; second quality g so a rs /;
third quality 80 q 25.
Working Orcn--Sales :75, $S5, and $l05.
Co,ss and Caires-Sales $22, S25, $32, $35,
$3S and $40.
Sheep--Sae of lot of shcared ;;3 and "a a
lot not shcared $3 and 80
SDine-A lot to peddlc, i2 for Sows and
6 l-2 for Barrows; and lot Sd a 81. AT
retail from g TO l-2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-27
Z AT T e r S .

wv a. e. ID. VI GOGGESliAL Ill, have
W added 10 their assortment of house.
hold matters, n prime lot tirs, quality Live
Geese and other FEATHERS, which they
offer for sale. by the Bed, or smaller quantity,
warranted well dressed and clean.
Beds dressed aud rendered ms sweet and
lively ns new, at the Furniture Rooms.
Church street.
Also Ma,rasses, pew cushions, &C.. oi
every description, made to order at short
notice. May l3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-27
@ q ES % 3 q e. 3 8 .

In Providence, on the 9Th ult. Mr.. Milton Bsllou, Of
Cumberland, Ia Miss Nancy Whitman, at Providence
On the 18th INST, MIR. Thomas w Branch TO Miss
sarah l.. Woodward both Of Providenco.-Ou the 18th
inst, Mr. Joseph u. Humphreys, to Miss Mary Il. DeA
ter, both ol Pro, idence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-27
HER AID OF THE TIMES.
NEWPORT I.YCEUM.

The members Of tho Newport Ly-
ceum are requested to meet at tho Of
ice of William Gilpia, on Saturday,
Nav 60, at I 10 o'clock. a punctual
attendance is requested.
by order Of the Directors,
WIN. GILPIN, Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-27

In this town. ON the I2h irst., Mr.. Pardon Handy
formerly Post Master nt Bristol.
On Tuesday morning last, Mrs. ADcy fhesrmnn,
widow oi John r. shearman, Esq. nged 81 years
In Middeiown, Yesterday morning, Mrs Elizabeth
Taggatt. widow Of the late Dea. William 1aggnrt, aged
about n years, worthy member of the "a Baptist
Church In this iown, who bore for many years sorrows
and pains of body with Christian iortinde aud rcsgna
ton Ia the Divine will, aud has ,lspt In Jesus.
II the relations mud friends Of the deceased are In
viicd 10 attend the funeral ut her late residence, on
Friday afternoon next, at hnlf pnst O'Clock, NJ which
time mny be expected on the occasion by the
Rev. Mr. Leaver, of The 2l Church. Gown.
In bristol on Friday last. Mr.. Christopher slocun.
formerly al New Bedford, aud recently of this town. in
the Dist yeur ulhis nge.
In Warren the 10th inst. Mrs. Nancy Child widow
of Samuel Child Esq and daughter "f The late Martin
Luther, Bsq in the 12d year other age.
In Providence, on Thursday morning lHst Mrs. Mary
Ann wife of Mr.. Charles T. 1il ghGs aud daughter Of
Mr.. Martin IA Hey. IN the 29th year of her age.-On
Friday evening, Mrs. Iemirn W. Peek, wife of Mr..
Herman A. Peck, aud daughter OF Mr.. Solomon Peck,
of scrkonk, in the seth year OF her age-on sunday
morning. Mrs. Eliza Richard on. wife uf Moses Rich
adson, Esd IN the 5iih year of her Miss Thankful
&. Arnold daughter of Welcome Arnold, aged IA years
aud months.-On sunday evening, MIR. George W.
Eddy, nged 81 Years
In New York, the 18th inst, Mrs. Sarah r., wife
Of Edward J. Mseit, ESD Of Providence, nged "A !enrs