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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

LEXANDER DUvAL & Co, Whoes.tc and Retail Druggl<fs;
keep constantly hand supply of English, French ana
rh aud American White Lead dry and in OIL Painters o%ot'
e,n.es Inseed Lamp Oils Window Glass &C., &c, lndi-
po Nader Coppera and Dye siis generally, Perume, Fan
cy hlcles embracing large and well assorted STOCK oil ar
"' -, ~ ''''i NV 17-l2i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26
}. NJ. uOYT 4 CO.'S Court Of Fortune.

SCHEMES FOR FEERt AIRY
WIZ have meyer seen brilliant collection oil schemes
w bnm Nose 10 be in the month Of February Below
, s;ve ,hc Two first, will publish the balahce
d n,,rons wj hnd thankful Tor their orders
I'D w. aure them that usual they will be answered WIN
''e "'' virginia. MoNoNGAIIA LOTTERY, Glass 4, o,o
To he drawn February 9th, si CtriTs-So'ooo io'o'0'
3 GAO 1000 500, 2,aS, and 50 prizes Of loo EACH
'' Tickets SO-Shares in proportion
certificate of package Of 20 whole tickets WIZ ne sci" i'
sl.in. halves and quarters in proportion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

OLD WINES, LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.
old India Madeira Wine r.
" London Dock Cognac Brandy being part oil the took o
Mons j. Il. Brengeri.
Aso Wine in pipes half pipes and quarter casks
Pale and brown Sherry do do
Port Wine, in casks and bottles
Champagne and Ciaret Wines
Fron,ignac, in quarter casks do
Alalmsey Madeira Wine i'll IL gallon casks
London Dock and Oiard, Dupuy 4 Co.'S cognac Brandy
jamaica and Antigua Rum and Hollands Gin
Richardson's and Gibscns old BARLEY Whiskey
By Recent .7rrtrais,
Superior oil West India Rum
Do do Gtard, Dnpny * Cos Cosnac brandy
10 do pale and brown Sherry
Champagne Wnc Of various Brands, from quo ue
Mouspencicr, down Ia Fanny Ell>lcr. .
Groceries in abundance, prices commensurate with the
qualities the dcranrcd OF the currency.
' $500 ~ WM. WALLACE.
~, ~ Gl-5gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26
p,ctjnoh,m. Sent. 81, 1910.

IOpARTNERSIP Alex. Duyal having this day taken John
u Purcell into Copanershp, the Apoihecay and Drug osI
will he conducted by the subscribers under ihe
firm Of Alexander Duvai x TO. Al.EA. ~ A.,
Richnund. Jan. ls, 1871. JOHN FIR1LLi"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26
For Both January, 1871:

For Both January, 1871.
$4,000! and 100 prizes Of 81 900!
Virginia eesburg Academy Lottery Glass A. for goth January
ls4 GASP C.rrAL-S000 10000 5000, $1,000 5OO, l,ol'
w Tickets slo-Halves s5-ouarters 81 so.
For 9th February, 1871.
$4,000, $4,000, and 80 Of $1,000!
Virginia Mouongalia Lottery Glass A. for 9th February s4
GnASp CAPITALS $4,000 l5ouo, 3,ouo 3Wo, 2o' -''' ~
each of 1000, 400 and 200.
~ Tickets Sl0-iIalves S5-Quartcrs s. So
- Tickets above Grand Schemes and All otners N.Y.
the management of u. s. GREGORY x w. Tor s'e ~ W.
m,, ,ra, variety by packages Of packages siss
whole and shares tickets The cash for all prizes SOU "
BIGGER can had the moment the drawings Wefe
For the grand Capitals and prompt pay address -, IT.
XVI ~ e tho. y. BIGGER, Richmond, ~
Sl-.i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

,rGRAvETh distinguished English Stallion ana ,mS ns
ni sr,,sr of Racers will make his next season q. my
80 , Snt House Virginia. Trms-Soo the season. paya-
L. an OF before Isl Of August s ns :" wnSn
~ insurance 10 be paid the mare ~
bs in osl or transfeedand in every instance NJ he
Those that lind it inconvenient To make pay !" M
80, ~ The season. will required 10 execute ,hs ~.
@ ernr;ty a. have subjected to some d!sa. ~
MI he furnished gratis, and the mares wen .e., - viii
IN Grain a, 30 cents per day. Servants SEM m s
be boarded gratis for 'u'''e' f WYATT CARDWELl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

CHEAP GRocEIIES-IIILL 4 DAENEl still continue 10
- sell Groceries their Store the first door above i!c
Tavern on GOOD they be had III the CITY, cs
invite their and the public then, call n they
are determined moi to be undelsod any article in their line
Cary Street.
psc =, Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26
For 1CfI

For 18Th.
VIRGINIA LEESBuRG LOTTERY, Glass 2, - nan
To he drawn February 18Th, 1871: ScHrME-s5', loVoo
oao a OOo 3 500 3,035 1000, and 40 Of 500 each.
''''' Tickets SlO-Shares in proportion. ,
Certificate Of package of d Whole Tickets IN the above VIII
be SEM for $780, halves and quarters in proportion
Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26
RIGCER'S OFFICE,
D.L.a,1 IL

RaWN numbers Academy Lottery Glass No. ::
d. "a IS 80 IS ST 81 GO 10 40 70 60 ST.
Nos 10 43 e. the third highest Capital of 81 5Oo sold and
paid as usual, at sight, by Diuh"
Drawn Numbers for Mononraa Lottery, Glass No 4-deer
mined by the drawing of Alexandria, No. drew 10Th January,
lSil - :, - - -, =,
Whole Ticket 90 prize of 81 900, sold and win be paid
al sight, usual by biouEh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

"sy Dear Sir 1T gives pleasure TO say thai III ny o
nion your system of instruction Is penect the aeno h elm,
dents entirely sasactory-,he retired and healthy SITUATION "
Academy affords strong guaranty of health eaa g0oa o
and pupils such as no pa
rem, ought to object only satisfied but SHAH
feel grateful Won the inesimabs benefits whch my
received al your hnndo .r
"Respeetfnlly and faithfully,
"Your friend and obt serv't, o,,,
Ian f74-tlFI - L. MhSo.'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26
UNIVERSITY OF vrRa,Sra,l

UNiyrRsITr VIRG,SIA,l
Dec. H. 1910. !
Dear Strive need not words in conveying to you
Tho of onr abiding confidence in the activity ana abi
~ wish which yo,r Academy conducted The impression
derived from our ssa nSer o e care M
present session is that they been eecuraeg anu 1.gy
and Tia, they do much credit to your Ie ws av
iho Of instruction you employ, both as means OF ,rahs
knowledge and ensung the mental discipline y al n
and we feel assured that 80 far depends on yonr EFFORTS All
scholars must give ample satisfaction 10 their parents anu g
ans, both their requirements, ana Us 10 '"' P " '
winch 'heS i"b'oe' GESNER HARRISON,
Prof Of .7ne. Languages
WIN. B. ROGERS,
ProE Of Mt Philosophy.
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D. S. GREGORY 4 CO., Managers.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR FEBRUARY, 1911.
ycSO.0OO.

GRAND CAPITALS FOR FEBRUARY, ISL
100000.
FOR Saturday 9Th FehrGHry V.RMM =, MAMMA VA
CAp,r.Ls-sio,ooO 5000 30 piizcs Of 1000, &c &C.
Tickets Sl1-tlaives s5-fluarters 8. ~; +,
certificate of package OF 26 Whole Tickets SJ shares IN
proportion.
s35.205. -
For Saturday. 18th Feb,syiRGiNlA WEil.Sb.h" Loi T.
Ry Class d. lsil, TO bs drawn NJ Alexandra, I'd.
c.r1 us-S35 .O5, 90, 40 prizes ui 800, &C. &C.
Tickets Slo-iMvcs S'-Qnarers - ~.
certificate Of - Whole Tickets Slo shares III
proportion 200 ooo
For SATURDAY. goth Feh,yIRGNlA LEEsBl RIG LOTTERY
Class H. for ISL. o be drawn NJ Alexandria, Va
C,uT,Ls-s3O 900, 10 o39, - prizes Of 2oao.
Tickets SlU-Iiaves Sj-GuaIeis y 80
certificate Of package o p Whole Tickets $780, shares II
proportion
Flee Prizes Of $4,000 each.
IS numbers-li drawn. -
For Saturday, 9th Feb. VIRGINIA MONONGALia LOU
RY, Glass b. for Sil, To be drawn At Alexandra, Va
GRaSp ScMEMr.
One prize of slo,ooo1 prizes Of
One do. 10000 e,o nm
do. la,hWS ,n,L;,r
One do l0,ouo s5lCO0.
One do Iu,uWJ
apzes Of EACH $780, 100, and 81 prizes Of Ouo &C.
Tickets only Si0-Iialv"s S5-4uarrrs y 90
certificate ekage of d Whole Tickets Sl2 shares IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

TIME subscribers having removed 70 the corner above e ~
lumbar Tavern, prepared 10 furnish their customers ana
all who mas will cali with all articles III Tie ofo-
cery line, good terms rs they can he bought
They collecting claims in the cry or country
HILL. L DAENEI,
Corner a5ore the Cpiambah, Carer street.
AGO, :SD-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

subscribers having associa.1 tieh
Y selves the Grocery and Commission Business, uhuei nv
firm Of Alexander Garrett Co. at the store recently occupied by
h. a. Rtdcs, street, opposite The Richmond
lug aal Potomac Railroad Depot they will keep constantly on
hand genera, assortment Of Groceries which they offer 10 their
ia-i.s moderate They will also attend unciuy ~
sale o all kinds % produce that may be entrusted 10 e
aGa hu,n, rs STREE business Ia merit sfe
d labir patronage. ALEXANDER Hanhni !,
DABNEY VI. MILLER.
Dar.r.,. 79--Gw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

o. Il.
CURE YOUR COLDs.-CnlI and huy some Of J. Pea+e {
u SOM clarified Essence of oaronnd Candy renowned IN
New York. during the past year. for curing Coughs Colds
ioarscncss, Whoopins Cough Group, SC -
hill & DABSEY,
Corner ADORE the CO,D F'iidp.
NJ 5--tr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

For Tickets certificates az packages in Tic above
splendid Schemes, Please address 10
d. : GREGORY Il CO., Managers, Richmond, ia.
~ An Of the drawing sen, immediately Is over 70
all who order from j,
lar Ie--.aNld
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26
December Il, isio.

NOrCE-fhe President / Directors of the James fver
K;nanha Company wish 10 hire ensuing year leo IA
orers carpenters and stone mascns, to be employed Oh m
taaa from Richmond Iynclhug MesSrs. b. H. hyres, Elias
p Burnett. v Fippe and William r. Richardson are an
hn.e hire fa Company Persons having Negroes 70
e satisfied that COED treatment and care VIII be aoIdeu
10 III IN The employment OF the Company.
RIcH'D. RElNs, General Superintendent.
Richmond nec Ism 7G--ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

o1'r i, PERSONS indebted 10 the Estate Of Edward Cox,
Decreased Edward Cox, , deceased and Danah Gov DC
s,i me- ,cr-e. 10 forward AMI make payment, Is
canno, be gwen. Those havn. claims against
,hs ,, all r..ant them, r. III. con- .7dEiiatstrogr
a. 6sn,s non Of Einard Car, Sr, deceased
F!rs-3 Cor j-. deceased, and Dianah Cox, deeeassa
pawha;an county, January 18th, ISL GU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

1,.RNERS' BANK OF VA, 4,h January, lsii-A Dr.sene
~ cent ha, been declared, of the profits oil inns IN
on far the last months, subject to deduction on Inc
,Ie II per cent, he paid TO the Commonweatn ana
Lsboa cent? out oil the contingent ""u' " VIC
plG 10 il- holders OF the old stock.
The holders o! old stock will receive per cent
80 nn nav sleek y do
10 ~" S'eA j. G. BLAIR Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

TEACHER WANTED ~ FEMALE aCADENf.-The
Rev Jacob D. Mitchell having resigned the rectosip Of Bed
iNd Female academy the Trustees thereof are DESTROYS of
curing competent The institution will BIZ vacant
y IN February Tie building is spacious convenient and
ai-f iur 81 01 pupils is located a, Liberty, Bedford e. H.
ie pe, from the Blue Ridge healthy situation H. any III
hna aud popIous vicinity Those DESTROYS Of the 81
i4lion hal best and for themselves Letters the
s 10 Tie Trustees, post paid will receive prompt attention
b the TRUSTEES.
Early application is desired.
i.ih"Ity, li;h January, 1871. Tim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-26

IIustncs Court. held Tor the nWn ~ Il n
u Uanse on Thursday, The l7th da! OIL ne
cemher, 1910: r.a Iew;s Brown, n person of
Whan nn6ned in the of this town Tor the last
eight monhs this day brought a'o % ,,;sfcory proof
wha,euoon the being able 10 on. So, do,h a,er
II his being free person. runaway says ao p
,Ha .n ,S Richmond Enquirer until the third lhnsaN ="
January next, him in The Wap i%is alias
~, and annarsni marks; and the SAID William" i1' ~
Irw,s Brown, is remanded to JAIL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-22

,9nimai Magnetism has recently un-
dcrgone some very scrutinizing tests III
Boston, under the hand Of DR.. COl!yer.
4 large committee Of twenty-five, con-
sisting of highly respectable physicians,
and other gentlemen of distinction, wit
messed by appointment, at various times,
the experiments on persons in whom
they had entire confidence, and SO as
tonishingly successful and convincing
wero they, that they publicly expressed
their belief, stating in substance, that
though they had been (somc of thcm)
sceptics, they could not in justice to
DR.. C.. refrain from saying that there
was something in Animal Magnetism
the evidently unnatural state in which
the patient was placcd-altogcthcr be-
yond their powers of comprehension.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-22

WORTHY ATTENTION. One Bernar-
dius CastclIi, Of ashingion, has ad-
dressed letter to the Secretary OF State
declaring upon his own knowledge that
an American citizen, Mr. REESE, is now
confined in a dungeon at Rome by the
Pope, without the knowledge Of the resi-
dent American Minister. lie was Bish-
op of Detroit, Mich. and was summoned
to Rome in 1888, tried under an Ecclcs-
iasIcal prosecution and ordered to re-
sign. This he refused To do, and was
thrown into dungeon, where he is con-
tinually tortured and overwhelmed with
sufl'erings to oblige him to resign. Mr..
Castelli states that he knows these state
mcnts TO be true: if SO, they certainly de-
manl the immediate attention Of ou Gov.
ernnwnt. ". 4. Ift0Hhe.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-22

The operation Of the rule of the
House limiting speakers TO one hour,
works admirably. The speeches are
more condensed and ef|octive-the Hall
is more fully altended-thc House is
kept on the qui vive, and business goes
on with unusual facility. 1t is, indeed
Il great discovery. The people will
approve it, and both parties will, in the
end, find it happy rule. 1t saves
tune. space, labor, passion, money
The newspapers will be thankful for
short specches-they vii! be more gen
orally read, and the readers will think
much better of their authors. "Brevity
il the soul of wit" A man ofeducatior
pnd good sense will speak with prcci
zion and brevity, 1t is the cmpty-hcad,
cd and weak minded who are verbose
Condensation is an evidence Of talent
the opposite is sign Of shallowness.-
Mr.. J. G. Clark, of N. Y. is entitled tc
the credit of proposing a rule like the
one we have alluded to, at the begin
ming of the Goth Congress, and Mr.
Warren, Of Ga. and Mr.. Holmes, of S
G. will enjoy the merit Of having sue
ccssrully revived it, Madisonidn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-22
SYIERIFE'S SALE.

."e"poH, Sc
NTeY virtue Of pn Execution issued
ED out the Supreme Judicial Court
for the county of Newport, Angus.
Term, 1910, 10 favor Of james Pmnsf.
and 10 me directed, ] will sell at Public
Auction on the premises, ON Tuesday,
the 9Th day Of July inst, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, all tho right, ,itlo and interest
that Benjamin Peabody, of said New
port, risger, had OH the 26ih day at a
pril, 1871, ut . o'clock A. NJ. when said
Execution was levied, in and 10 a lot of
land with the buildings thereon, situate
in said Newport, aud bounded northc,y
on land of Benjamin Stevens, esstciiy
on Corna-street, souiherly OF Prospect
i tiiii.stros and westerly on land of
James PitmaB.
WV. II. DouGLAs, Sheriff
\ Newport, July !, l8iI.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-22

AMERICAN Wn,LE TRADE. y letter from
on officer Of the u. :. Frgatc Constitution,
alludlng to the American whale trade, says:
We have abou, 500 whale ships employed
in this ocean, whose tonnage is probably over
10000, employing 1890 seamen. THIS
immense feet is fitted on, Il, home with our
domestic products, which IN all Prooaoi!i'y
cost over million Of dollars; aud this Is lett
with our people, and the fruits oil The ocean
after great labor, are taken home to them
also. In addition 10 the whale shlps, there
are about fly vessels from various ports III
The United States, trading 10 tue Pacific IN
other branches.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-22
Diplomatic Nominations.

The Washington letter writer's differ
somewhat as to the nominations said to
have been made On Friday last in the
department ofForcisn Relations. The
following are given by the correspon-
dent Of the N. Y. Commercial:A
Hon. Edward Everett, OF Mass. Minister 10 England.
Col. g. T. Todd, Ky. de- Ia Russia.
Hon Daniel Joniicr, OF Md. do TO Austria.
DR.. A baker, Of Ga Charge To Sardinia.
Mr.. John :. Pcndlo,ob, oi Va do to Naples.
Mr. Barrow, oi Miss. 90 10 Lisbon.
The n. Y. Tribune says that Mr..
Pendlcton has been nominated Charge
10 Brazil. in place of WIN. Hunter, o'
this town. The Tribune 10 considered,
generally, pretty good authority.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-22

We hear that several families were poison
cd Yesterday afternoon and evening by eating
cream cakes purchased at the shop OF cele-
braicd conicclioner. One gentleman informs
MS that himself and the rest Of his family.
eipht in all, were severely afflicted with
vomiting and purging, aud Dizziness of the
head bu, in the course Of ten or twelve hours
they nearly recovered. The confec,ioner
cannot account for the effect DIR. Jackson,
the celebrated chemist, has taken some OF
the cuhes, aud is engaged in anayzing them;
The rcsu, is not yet known.-Bosiom Trans
cripf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-22
| T { M S.

Minister 10 Enghnd The National In.
telllgencer Siaies, what had lcrctoior" been
rnnorcd that Mr.. Sergeant declines the np
poIn,ment oi Minister PleDlpo,cnliaiy TO
London.
Waniag 10 Ba.hers.--A young man at
Louisville recently died 10 consequence ol
going into the river 10 baihe when IN hlslI
state OF Precipitation.
NrvFR FAILING REarpY. Corpulcnt per-
Sons desirous Of regalnlng Their shape, should
apply TO some newspaper establishment iul
the Office Of Collector. They will ran their
tat of, long before their station becomes II
sihecure.--! Salem Register.
A IlARp Iliwr.-"If were SO unlucky
said an officer, "as To have a stupid sou,
" oud certainly make a parson o. hlm." \
clergyman who was ~ the company, calmly
replied. "You think differently, sir, from your
father"
Swar,wou,, the cx-colec,or of New York,
is said TO bc living IN great obsGurily ant
want in London. The way Of The tranSgres
sor 10 hard.
The value Of the butter and cheese made
in New York last year is sl0Ip7 ,C32. OI
maple sugar there were made 1898 99l lbs.
Accounts from varlous parts OF the country
rcprescr, the prospects generally tavorubs,
for a bountliul harvest.
YeNow Ftper.--The number of cases &C
curing at Havana, average about hlteel
daily.
The papers from the South bring us ex
tremcly gratifying accounts of the spirited
manner in which the anniversary VI our in
depcndence was celebrated.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-22

TIE SpAgrR's CREED is very curious
one. They believe in one God, and two
persons in the Godhcad--malo and female
or Father and alo,her--called Power and
Wisdom.
They believe that Adam was the Father
of the Old Creation, and Eve wns the Mother
both being created after iho image OF God;
aud that Christ is the Father OF the new
Creation, and Ann Ice the Mo'her-nnd that
the Millennium commenced with the appear
ance ol Ann lee on earth.
They believe 10 the immortality ot ANIMALS
rs we'll as of men. They say that John ss"
horses 10 the world OF spirits, as recorded ~
Revelations. They believe that all the n2iy
and vcnemous animals on earth are syn'oo'
cal Of the evil spirits that lnhabIt The lower
regions of the invisible world, and that all the
beautiful creatures, such ~ birds wllh gor
neous plumagc, arc symbolical OF the s"od
/ rplrits IN The MANSIONS oi bliss.
Il They believe that The souls oG shakcts, "
iLcir ,ranc,sI aud vls,us, really visit ih'
heavenly world. The lancet has been ap
plird ,o them. aud their flesh has been scHrI
Y fed v hllc Ia this state, without producing
II ~, t,,clc of blood. Ono person who tlsl,c'
\ inc lanh Of spirits ~ a trance, saw ail ih'
Il n,it,archS aud krgs ~ "lden tin'o shw h'nl
4 Dny,J travelling. and Solomon on SNOW
white horst; saw Chrst and a'l 'he Apostles
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-22

The supper crust" Of leco iocoism is won
Lrously fond Of cndcavoring 10 make It's un-
dercrust believe that the party to which they
belong is exclusively the democratic party,
and tia, the wings are "Aristocrats." Now
every body knows that the varle's not only
lie like the father Of all mischief, in such as
serlions, but they know they lie. Every now
and then they break accidentally through
their hypocrisy and nyow II. We rccol'cc'
when The new Boston Postmaster was mp.
pointed, tha, Mr.. I,aac Hilps paper, life Pa
,rio,. sneercd at the appointment because
Mr.. Gordon had risen Ia responsibility on ms
own merits, and ,uun,ed him with his humble
psrcn,ace. lie, said the Pariot, was the sou
or man in tho slower ranks Of life in New
HAMPSHIRE" Tho Rochester Advertiser,
another loco foco pnpcr, exhibits the same
d.o,ocroiic feeling. ave have" says cor
respondent Of that paper, "at last got peg
dyiring Postmaster ~ our village" Ihls Is
said oi a respectable man who has lately been
nppoiu,cd Postmaster at Middlcpor', and be-
cause he happens to be shoemaker hs
though n shoemaker was not ms g"oo aho
quite ns likely TO be- honest and copaoie, Us
any body else. - Co,Ui,r & Enquirer
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-22
SAVINGS BANK.

a Ia meeting of the Corporation Of The 50
" vINGs' BANK, held July 10Th, lSii, ne
following named gentlemen were chosen W.
r,ctor. OF the institution, for the ensuing year,
,iz.--Gtorge Engs, y. T.. Northam, D. Mclvill,
I,b sherman, Isaac Gould, n. Sweet, u. u
I,r,n.,ou, John stevens, q. Bowen, Nri j
T,llcy. Adam :. Coo, :. Brown, u J.. Leo
q. G.. Mason, r. Finch, Edwin Wilbnr, Nm'
Shrr,nnn. John V 'lamme,t, {. u. l'ann'et'
u. n. Altman, q. Marsh jr. T. e. rtown'
Wm. G. Cozzcus, Josiah :. Munro aud be"l
~ 1i,da'c.
hni a, Subsequent meeting ci 'hc Drcc
,.cr. op tho sano day, tho following cin'e'f
wc,c chosen Tor tho snsuirg ycHr .--ocors'
Enss, President, Charles ';yles, Treasurer
and ..,,.n as.
, NcwfoH, tIly -, 1851
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-22
NATURES PORTRAITS.
OhGUERREOTYPE llKENcSSES,

Taken in from Is seconds 10 minuies, 'pt'
~ day. from 8 o'ciock, n. W. 10 . orlocA r.
". at The .Naybu,y house, al Me Point
yEylIESE Lkonesses are taken by peculiar
"A process, through The operation OF light,
which impresses the image upon the plate, pro-
ducing M exact copy of the Original.
Art, by having control Of variety Of col
ors, may produce more gaudy, perhaps q
handsomcr piciurc.-But these for fidelity OF
detail, and accuracy Of resemblance, which III
fact constitutes the real beauty sfany picture,
far exceeds the finest productions Of the mos'
accomplished artist. Those who would br
battered, and who desire IA picture II little
handsoincr than themselves, must not consult
the Dagucrrcotypc. But those who would
have and be able to transmit TO their ppscrity
c1act copies Of themselves, should consult the
Dagurrroiypc, through which nature with Il
pencil of light, will paipt them portrait 50
pcricc, that it will almost breathe and speak.
Newport, July 20, lSll.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-22
AUCTIONS.

HTI be soh ~ public auciion on tie pemi,
s,s, on .SM,sdhy .iih insi. M 10 o'clock Il.
~,
4. i.oi of land with the dwelling bonse
"A thereon staLding, situate IN Newport.
and bounded casietly on land of l.. bowling;
westerly on land Of 8. u. Norlhsm; boriherly
nn the cove; cnd sppihcrIy ON the Long
Wbah.
Conditions al lhs time and place Of sale.
WM. TEW YlLLEy,
Agent fnr loi, ot Frances Friend, dec.
Juiy l5, ISil. Nv
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-07-22

The Great Western Railroad froT
London to Bristol was opened through
out on the 3Oih June last, a distance oi
Il3 miles. There nre six tunnels on
this road, one of which is nearly three
miles in length. The highest point ot
the road is o75 feet above the depo, "l
Bristol. 45,22o 900 have already been
expended on this road. Seven trans
leave London daily for Bristol.