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'he'Hs. Joih j. Itocbmor'oa, Branch Summons, Su
san ~ Summons and Thomas r. ,Ister:
~ AND EACH OF NOl, are hereby notified,
mat IN saturday, the 5lst day ol Octuher is is.
between the hours sun rise and sun sci of thar ,v
Nhail !, lhr house of Beverly Il. Fleming in The Coun
~ 81 Halifax, proceed 10 take HE deposition Of the said
be'efy IL firmng and others, be read as evidence
ia 4 certain suit, no" depending and undetermined in
'he 1lcuU superior Cout OF Law and Chaucety t,r
'he County ol illaN, wherein am planuf, and Won
are -ndanis Il lrom any cause, sand deposition be
not taken on the day above mentoned it viii be IN ken
On the next day thereafter, iSnndays excepted when
'od Where }oa my attend. hours. &c
John II GARRETT
Sfcmter1 IN
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.7EEECH.E.t'T TIE Oss,S.

W NJ. & j. O "A X EY,
NOt Id respectfully inform the citizens Of Lynch>
w bury, and the public, that they have associated
themselves together and taken the large brick building
immediately opposite John lolns, where they lnrnp
to carry tine
T.sfE DKE.s's- EI>AIES5,
n all lis branches. They have now ON hand and will
constantly keep, beautiful assortment OF CLOTHS,
oASSlMERES, YES llNGS and in fact every lhInI
suitable Tor Genlemcn's wear, which they will make
up to order IN the most fashionable les handsome fits
and warranted Workmanship.
NeSey respectfully invite the Gentlemen Of vnch
ouTs and the Surrounding country 10 owe call.
NM \ JOHN OAkEY
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HSt%Olf HEO.y,

fIllE coparnor,hip. heretofore existing between the
sobsctbei'. uuder the firm of
RIt vtDS. RYAN s co,
THIS day dissolved by Limitation and mutual consent
All persons. indebted Ia he late firm. Mil please make
immediate paymcm 10 VIM. II Ryan, who Will attend
To the settlement ol the business
For the purpose ol bringing the business tna speedy
cIose the stock vi GOODS han1. amounting 10 about
$4,000, Will be sold without reference 10 cost
JOHN X. REGARDS x Co,
NM II. RYAN.
lsnchbura, Augusi l. 1916.
August 10 Is If
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VIRGINIA.
A r, r,,.,5, S,,,.i,. r
~ .,ni,ai i'i ~, 'i'. " Ia" ana ohan'e-
be at he Cou1 House 1ha,.1 -" ,h, s, ~, LAM
MAY. ISIJ SlIfino A. a Cam, ~ C,a,'. ''s VI
(aI,arr. F,,,,"-,,j 0"" =, oi ,"a"cnN'
a1,',, ,''' i'a'"''iS'
Benamin w. Walker Aim, IF I,o, ,;a II
drc't5 S,unel W,Ila, h W nv nI'' r'fo'
john Buster. and III z1h',, hs ', I ~ "'"'
ter and N,urIn, L,, VITA w. =, .'1'''o 'noeA'
his vife. lanes T,rj n ''' y '''I "a, y ana sh
William Ford aud ,, '' ma. '"1".
,,ic, ~ ana Martha his
.;o ,, '",} fefh' having departed this life,
that the same be suggested OF record: And there nn
.'"se '''e On t"'s day to be heard on III Bill aud
- 't 81 ems a"ar TED therein, ON he 2'st
2p'u'!s 40 ana Oh me i''h OF May lS1I, which
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31ottteal.
TnE VISIONARY

p Mis- Ia<poS.
prs, thee de not speak Ia nc
A. you are speaking naa
IL bans. ihe eslar to my eheek,
! he saAdon 10 my brow.
J pay thee do no, look q, no,
cannot bear the gaze,
Though downcast he my eve, IL still
Too much my heart betfay..
Eel the past is written there,
The past, long since gone by
The past, where feelings, 'ancies, hopes,
Alike nnburied licj
Inbdried, Tor their ,tless ghosts
sun haunt the sad domain,
And inockcries Of their former selves,
Come throne,ng back again
Bu, changed as and thou aA changed,
Or rather me alone,
ncvfr had your hoart-but m,nc,
Alas was all ,ou- own.
.. mage ~ tour and word,
Loved all too long and well,
cannot e'o-e my hcsri and ca.
Against thcir iaultles. spell
know them false, I know them VAN
slid Vei | listen on
Aud sat them - ~, s,lf again,
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N1IUabsc Real Estate
ia .fstTfS1s,

ia .fsssf,OR.
|uNllt NahSrnbsr viii sell Ia the highest bidder. un
Friday, Tho 9lh day oI October neat, on the prem
sss that well known aud valuable
GrICt Of Land
IN amrbeil county, On Bg Failing lttycr rcently the
properly ot Capt Sanud Branch, containing ab,u,
$50 ,}GRES.
Nearly ON hrd Is eooa low scooad-, well adapted re
W heat, Com, mad Tobacco. I he Improvements, are
good, consisting o a good aud convenient
al. DWELLING Gnulry, Tobacco Ilonscs. and
.auh all the necessary huuses for Large am,ly Pos
session can be had seed ctop Ut " heat and
full POSSESSION on lsl January next.
Terms.
One fourth cash, the balance IN three equal payments.
carrying Interest nm the day Of sale the Ie VIII be-
withheld until the purchase money Is paid
LEWIS WEBB
Richmond, sept Il 100
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ia::k.s .is'

Of which 80 good bottom land IN as high a state al
improvement any farm IN Irglui, lyng Ia compact
term Immediately anng the Norm River, at all tIut,
naVinabIe for small ballciuX, and miles TON imes
Rlytr line nelghborhuod hes ilby, intelligent, and
away from all resorts lor dissipation, and wIhIn short
rde Ut IeAUg'on. with lis ll5utI,hug Literary ln,ttu
ton. ine Farm Is capa lie III yielding between aud
5oo hatfes "I cora wear, OF tobarco IN Proporu
and may be converted mtnd stock tarn or Il DIS ary
aay be couducrcdb by any ,gosed. with as much
pfal As any Where, there being every conyeneuce on
the arm for the purpose. long cedd Will be given II
desirable, by securing the purchase money with interest
Address Tie subscriber postage paid. lexington Va.
NM A. READ
Sept II wSA
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risss,NiN FOUNDRY.
iron HHN~s, AND ~rEAu ENGINES, TO
hn,to rrcssc.. ILnInrr-. MnmLs. I...ars. A. 4.

From an eNP'r'nre ii nearly % yeafs in one Of the
hr,l conducted establishments the State feel conf
drhl o hru2 able to gave satisfaction those layorna
ne with then patronage.
would particularly call the attention OF robaceoni,ls
tony rs nhlishmtnt Having been the inst that nlrodu
crd liz manufacture d lohacco Screws prs,cs aud Pas
tent Bands, &e., IN Lynchburg. can with confidence
refer lhoSc 1nlelnan,d with my work, 10 the principal
'"nata'"''ta'i 'h's place. having put up between -
aud 100 presses Wllhn the short time Of my residence
hcse.
VIII view OF securing fair share of patronaac |
shall continue 10 add such labor saving machinery az
NlllenahIe me la execute Woth with accuracy aud de
Spalch ant will warrant all wufk done my establish
mcnt 10 be equal to any done his place OF elsewhere
A. &. DABNEl.
NOV u iom
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August ;

Nli''iN ~ At rules held in the clerk, oni,e 81. u
circuit superior court OF law and chanrcry bold ,"e
" ia inc count. OF Campbell, the 9th daY of JnI io,
Jam Lee al Susan ls wiic, anil MAyP No5,m' o'
Plant n.
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U'sItsns 0..t .Ed.y Eaftts'.
jRNtif. LccuIes %, .nls lI,utitIou "'' tthuras''
usual, on fhr 2ld Monday IN O;,1bef.
COURSE FOR THE DEG RED OF n. L


Joaim Mofal Cl4ss la5tuas X. DIV. President and
Professor
Naaenst ,es-.R ,,e. Saunders Pr,essa-.
Chemistry - JoLu Nal.aq oa. Professor.
National las-BesefIy iuchef, Pro ssof.
SENIOR YEAR.
Sraior Political Cllss-lhamas X. DEW, Professor.
Mathematics K bert Saunders, Professor.
Natural Philosophy Wilmington. Professor.
INnEPENnrNT SUBJECTS.
Ia~-Beyedy Tucker, Professor.
Preparatory Aihemailes-lt5bef Saunders.
CLASSICAL oErAHIaENT.
Ancient Languages Ghafe, Alanl.efede, Professor.
In tbs Department lhtre ane Junior aud Seulyr
Greek Cas- aud Iuuur and Senior Lalln Glass.
10 enter the Juulof Greek Class. ths student must
be- prepared To read hampton, aud 1r admission nld
the Junior Iaiin Class he must be aOlc IL read >lust
aud Nrgll,
~ enter the Junior Mathematical Class, the sul.nt
must be prepared 10 With simple equlton -
Those prepared obtain the necessary pfepar~
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against

N,a 'ha'n ana Ns"c~s his wife formerly Aync,.
,"'aflhdl John hournan's hcits-nan,s uni 's
ii'Ihlll Hef'.names unknown, William ' Ind,n i"'3
ii'd'n' hl'.ard e laden, \chiiles NJ llaIen JI."S
t4ilh anu Margaret lis wife .S,mlcl lard, ,nd -!
VIC ,ha'!'' lnth ny and Maitha i, Wc An,l.m :,
zen Ha'i'on ilalen, Nanr, CllIk, William, Mn, ''"-
h''f,-namcN unknown Mary Whites h.ir,-n,na' 'ahs
known, AgHes, Smiths hcir---nan,., p,lro, VINES un-
" '2ilhin Judith Norman, sally Bibbe Robert STU 60
>'Ih,9itI Nsmhlc and Mars In wife Martha u p e
and William II. Hook aHd Sarah lis vile = i''s,
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Is CnANrItY

Ided-icoduS, Aclllle- NJ Isdcn Anseim l. Hit.
No htlta oI I'm Muunnln, a., the heirs of N '"'
Linz, Ieec',ed, the lrirs ol iilIan uoor1,rn i'I
the hei ct Mit Whre, deceased, the heir4 Of ,
n'n' DE-, 'l1el, I'M, Norman, Iaiilh Mo,rnin H
b'hoi, N'thanli !. Nenalc an1 Mary hi, ul !, W
- Pm. and William II. Hook and Saah hi. a"rth
hNns tner'd tlef appearance given scrlu itv , no
=" the act OF Assembly and the Ru,S of tbj, am, ~ hg
appearing by Satisfactory rtIla nee that the, ar, ma, 49,
i"i7 el TINS IanmpnWo It'll: Is ordered that IL,
count, aud answer the b 81 the plaintiffs and t VI n
GUNS oldi he aflhNltl inserted IN new spa -, 10y
1u III '' town oi lNnrhbug or months strr s;.
y " posted ii The rohl door OF the house Of hi
y GA soluo C5lalda, W e'1h'
CopV=-Tc-lc.
Auen=t ; liz.
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o.; with a BRICK TAVERN HOUSE, and all
III the nee '-sary Onl llaaseS usually i1and as ap
14..1 peudages t, weI kept house o entertainment
situated upon the North Hrer one nile above the Blu
Ridge Canal being the tavern long known as paXpn's
tavern. 1nls Stand has long been regarded one 0i
the very best in the upper country and has lAal been
kept III rs "a style, and has ia Consequence Joytd
large custom.
We shall also sell. with The Tavern, the undivided in
terest OF the SAID Dtts in Tract ut L1dd, usually
called the Entry, which has hitherto been used in par
10 furnish fire wood &c, Tor the tavern.
TERMS
Cash in hand sufficient defray the expenses Of sale
aud ior The residue upon a credit Of sx Twelve and egh
teen mons.-Ihe purchaser exccullnI bonds with sui
.lent secnnfy. and the title be withheld as ultimate
security. The sale will be a nc fo,s aud by the
acre.
J. ID. DAVIDSON, r.:z.....
join DOYLE,
Sept. II wil3O
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JOHN u. ALEXANDER Ct |,
d..


kalcs held IN the Clerks oGire OF the county court
bedt'rl tho hday ol September one Thousand r,sh
drtd and iuI,->ix ="
fd"ad W. Parker, lanes S Markham and lam, b;
wife formerly lue Ptl,cr, Lucinda Parker nnd Ge "'
Taylor and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy pa,ker
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dgniHSt

N1lah i"rNe1 widow OF Moses Parker, decd Sarah An .
'a'kei ma lalkcr ard James NJ Patk,, m, l,st ,,,
81 Whom "'r infants unl'r the age oi u years.
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JOHN d. ALIEN \NDER. Crk.
E0 THE LADIES,

4 uAlEjast opened "A few pieces of DR,3B NO
4 REV. In Ladies S,rts a very sea-ce and dp,r
t'', @5i1l'' DON /. {. PETERS.
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Sarah Ann Clement, Adan D. Clement NJ, l. ~
ent, George j. Clement, lnyin T.. Clement Sn.,nW
Clement, tornela Clement, and Jane A. Clcmrnt a.
-" " 'i'N'""'' 'e''aSea Defendants
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LAND

'IIlt. subscriber, wishing 10 remove to rhe '
L offers his
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August 81
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-13

This mea sure, an innovation and novelty
IN our administrative system-once already
tried and deliberately and signally condemned
and renounced by the people-,his offspring
Of abstractionism has passed the Senate, and
is again to vex and annoy the Country. II
ever a measure was demonstrated to be un-
necessary and unwise, this Subtreasury
scheme was shown to be so by the debate
which has taken place on it, In the Senate,
as well as previously in the House, the ar.
guments against it were so unanswerabe that.
in the former body. the able gentlemen who
favored the bill did not attempt to answer
them. But the "Baltimore Convention" had
willed II, and reason and experience and The
public convenience must yield. So the Gov.
eminent must set about building vaults and
iron safes in which to keep secure, and free
from bank contamination and risk the treasure
Of the government, its Treasury notes. II 10
about as wise a step as it man having a
peck Of corn to grind should set about build
ing mill for his own use. Nat. Lnieihgencer
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-13
srJs The storm at Baltimore, on FRI

sEr The storm at Baltimore, on FRI
day, was very severe, and considerable
damage was done in the city by the
lightning and water. The Baltimore
Patriot Of Saturday evening says:
While the storm was raging the writer
Of this was in The telegraph Office
There by the combination and concen-
traiion Of electric wires, artificial and ma.
turnl thunder and lightning, those who
could enjoy such scene had it TO their
hearts cnnteni. The electric fluid seem
cd 10 strike the wires both Of the Phila-
delpbia and Washington lines, and oe-
ing conducted TO the magnet or instru-
men, exploded, producing quite flash,
and reports loud ss a pistol one after the
other in quick succession. for more than
u hundred one Of the explosions was
almost as loud as that Of q cannon. The
electricity appeared to come from the
lwme IN large ball like bright meteor,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-13
The News by The Great Western.

The weeks news brought by this ship is Of
great interest. The changes in the NJ Ministry
have not ceased TO affect the business Of mar
kots, and in ui, departments OF trade dulness
is seen. THIS has been caused by the propo-
si,ion Of Lord John Russell. in relation to The
Sugar duties, upon which he has taken q very
decided stand; but he at present appears 10
be without the power 10 carry HE measures
through.
The new premier propounded his measure
on the 10Th, and the discussion on it's merits
was to have commenced in the House Of Com
mons on The 24th but, in consequence Of the
death of the brother Of Lord John Russell il
was postponed until the 9th. The debate
will extend through several nights, and the
result cannot be known until the packet OF
the 4lh OF August arrives. The colonial duty
OF Ids. is to continue as at present. The ex.
isting duty on foreign free labour Sugar,
which is 23s. 4d., is to be reduced at once TO
2ls. and is 10 apply equally to all foreign
sugar, free rs we'll as slave grown. A scale
Of duties Is to extend over fve years. dropping
IN the first year q shilling, in the second
eighteen. pence, in the third the same, in the
fourth the same, in the fifth the same, at the
end Of which time all distinction between
colonial and foreign sugar is to cease.
The new ministry are already in trouble,
for we see Lord George Berwick has given
notice Of an amendment condemnstory Of the
admission Of slave-grown sugar, upon which
the anii-free traders will make common cause
against the Minister.
II is also evident that Ministers, as the
House Of Commons is at present constituted
are in a minority. They nre supported BY
the most numerically powerful Of the three
parties which rule there ;but. separately, thei
supporters cannot command a majority. ]
the amendment be carried, the alternative i,
TO dissolve Parliament, and appeal TO the
country an appeal, that would be, TO say the
least, doubtful.-[.N y Express.
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and burst, Illuminating the whole place
with brilliancy indescribable, aud caus-
ing a severe shock TO all who were in the
building. While the storm continued the
reports caused by electricity escaping
from the wires resembled brisk mina-
,ure csononadiOg or the cracking Of ff.
ty wagoners' whips al time. The ful.
mination without and lis visible effects
within made this truly terrific abode
but the impression, however, is, that
danger was really rather avered thar
otherwise, in consequence Of the wires
serving TO conduct The lightning to the
earth.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-13

Destructive Fire al Meredith Bridge, ~ n.
The following letter from friend was re-
ccived last EVENING"
Meredith Bridge, Aug. 5. 1916. We have
had terrible fire, 30 buildings are in ruins
embracing the business part of the village
the Gazette building, post office. White
Mountain Pavilion, with oil it's stables and
some eight or ten stores. The fire original
ed in shoe peg factory, located in the mos!
combustible part of the village, and spread
with rapidily for three hours. The mills on
Canal street mot valuable) were a II destroyed
but the factories are safe. | have no time
for particulars. Yours, &c.
P.S. The Gazette Office was destroyed
except some Of the types and movables -
Boston Post.
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ID II A II II S.

At Portsmouth, on the 3Oth, Mrs. Cynthia
Almy, wife of Mr.. Job Almy, aged AZ years
Mr.. Richmond Carr, aged 65 years.-On the
4th inst, after short and painful illness, Mr..
George F. Hood, aged % years.
In New Bedford, on the Both ult, Mr. Will
liam Bliss, native of Middletown, II. l., aged
Sc years. He was officer in the of the
Revolution, and a Pensioner for many years
previous TO his death.
In Portland, I'd inst. Jane Northam, daugh-
ter Of Robert |, and Jane Robinson, aged 3
years and 8 months
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-13

The following extract from sea captain
to his wife in Boston shows the wonderful
certainty and celebrity with which person
may travel from one point Of the gIobe al
most to it's antipodes
CANTON, April !, 1916.
DEAREST SIR: Having scraped together
enough of this worlds goods to render US
economically comfortable and independent
during the rest of our lives, ! shall resign
the command Of the clipper Swordfsh and
will leave here on the lat Of May. | shall
arrive in London on the 20,h June spend
ten days there in arranging my business and
viewing the principal objects of interest,
and viii then proceed to Liverpool. shall
leave that port on the glorious fourth in the
Cunard steamer, and will arrive at Eas,
Boston on the afternoon OF the l7th. You
will therefore, ,havea carriage ready for me or
that day and, by the way do not forget ,c
have some boiled salmon, green peas, ant
new potatoes on the table for dinner, at !
p. NJ precisely.
The captain did arrive here on the day he
calculated, and he had the pleasure of din ing
on fresh salmon, with suitable fxins precise
jy nt five. A century ago the captain woul,
have been indicted for a wizard Bost. Post.
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Il SHIP NEWS. Is
PORT OF NEWP RT.
AR RIV VED.

THURSDAY, Aug. 6.
Scirs Maryland. Burch, fin FallRver fos
Norfolk Benjah Watson, Browning I'm Prov
for Phila Ellen, Smith, do for Swansboroush
Sloop Moses Eddy, Blven,d for New York
FRIDAY, Aug.7.
Schrs. Challenge, Parks, Bangor; Ruth
Thomas, Amsbury. I'm do Michigan, Patterson,
fin do Richmond. Gibbs, FIN New Bedford, f.
Phila; Hudson, Taicot,, I'm Bangor fr Fall
River. Sips Jane, Hall, fm Prov. fr Pawca.
tuck Hudson, Winslow, FIN Warrsn ir New.
Bedford
SATURDAY, Aug. s.
Schs. Charleston, Thatcher, I'm Boston e.
Phila Euratus, Nicksrson. FIN Prov. fr do
Cornelius, Barker, I'm do fr New York Catha
rine Wilcox, Jones, FIN do fr do. Sip. Nep-
tune, KembalI, FIN Prov. fr New York.
SUNDAY, Aug. 0.
Brig John Hill, Pierce, I'm Bristol fr Havana
Schs. Diamond, lIalIock, FIN Phila. fr New
Bedford; Debannaire, Mason, FIN Prov. fr Win.
sor; Notas, Gibbs, I'm Baltimore (; William
Russell Godfrey, I'm Prov, fr Sandwich Nee.
lomak, Hart, I'm Fall-River fr Boston Nan
tuckci, Baker, fn Prov. fr Belfast. Sips. Ros
cius, Phillips, fin Taunton fr New York; Samu.
el p. Cole, Welden. I'm Prov. fr Dennis.
MONDAY, Aug. 10.
Schrs. Caledonia, Combs, FIN Bangor Fame,
Brown, fm Prov. for Harrington. Sloop Hud.
son, Winslow, fin do fr New Bedford.
TUESDAY, Aug. II.
Brig Melazzo, Nichols, I'm New O:leans f.
Prov. Schrs. Leander, Spencer, FIN East
Greenwich fr Albany; Diamond, Barlow, FIN
Prov. fr do Forrest, Parsons, FIN Calias. Slonp
Ann Eliza, Bailey, fin Kingston.
WEDNESDAY,, Aug. l2.
Schr. s. NJ. Dowell, Vail.
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II is known generally tha, the Board of Naval
Post Captains which was convened at Washing.
ton by the Secretary of the Navy, recommended
for promotion to the grade of Captain, Com
manders Gauntt, Ogden and Connover Com
manders Henry, Ramsay, and Downing were
overslaughed. Lieuts Glendv, Henry, Pinkney
ers-Lieut John II. Little being overslaughed
Lieut.. Blake was also recommended for the nex
vacancy. Passed Midshipmen Pearce, Robert
son, Brown, lizard, Wolden and Blandon have
also been nominated for the rank of Lieutenant
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-13

YouNo SAvroap We learn fir ON the Bellows
Falls Gazette, that this young Mathematician is
about to leave Vermont and enter upon a course
Of study in the highest Of the literary institutions
OF the country. We understand that through the
liberaity OF friends in Boston and vicinity, ar
rangements have been made to give home to
young Stafford and his parents in Cambridge
Mass, and that the lads education will be under
the especial charge of President Everett.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-13
TACY'S CONFECTIONERY,
FANCY STORE,

and you will find the GREATEST VARIETY
of French, German, Turkish, American and
English Perfumery Fancy Soaps, &c. ever
offered in this place, and al snch prices as will
give satisfaction TO all
Also, Alexander's PSiiootic Paste, for remov.
ing the most obstinate growth of hair from hose
parts of The hands and face where its growth is
Justly considered to be blemiSh to heir delica-
cy and beauty also superior article OF Hair
Dye, for coloring the hair beautiful Jet black;
also the celebrated Rose Iooih Paste for clean
ing and bcauliiying the teeth also the celebra.
ted Pinaiere de Rouge, particularly for the use
Iof the Ladies tor beaulilyin3 The complexion.
The above, with many other similar articles,
too numerous To mention, will be sold at as
reasonable prices as can be bought IN Newport.
For more particular knowledge of the asSort-
ment, please call and see for yourselves.
July l6-iS 4w. T. STACY, Jr.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-13
Important TO hnporiers.--The following

Important TO h.porters--The following
was imported to us by an eminent merchant, :
Il, may not be generally known that goods
not yet landed at the custom. house are en-.
titled to the warehousing bill recently enact.
ed into law. We mention this fact that
importers may avail themselves Of the act, by
the provisions OF which they can store their
goods to remain in the public stores until the
lst of December next. and by that means
have the benefit Of the reduced tariff
II will be seen by this that, so far as the
effect is concerned. the new tariff bill oper.
ates at Philadelphia american.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-08-13
The grain crops in the state of Pennsylvania
are said to be unusually good.

At Baltimore, on Friday afternoon there was
a terrible storm Of thunder, lightning, hail and
rain. Thel rain descended in such torrents as
to overflow a great number of cellars, doing
great damage. The lightning struck several
houses, and killed one man.