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CO-PARTNERSHlP.

tU-PARTNERSHlP.
TENIIE undersigned. former partners in business
= have again associated themselves together Of
+. bATHROP d VAN DEURSEN,
Tor the purpose Of uan.acting
General Dry Goods Business.
W. ceedd o the business OF the
n Ward No ~ Nam street. Va where we
Keep oil Of gocd.. ard pleased
all old friends and well those Of
hrm. FAYETTE LATHROP,
2. VAN DEURsEN
Ise Of the firm of Halves, Van Deursen 4 Wand.
January eth, 1871.
GOODS FOR THE SEASON.
We just Of Of goods
cd TO the approaching purchased recently the Northern
msrketg We examination
eases of very beautiful Prints new style
PINS, blue and white Tatltans or Party dresses
Plain MusIins
WHITE Md Gloves, hunters
ALSO -Bleachcd and brown shiunrs nd shcenrs
B.eachcd Drlings, Kentucky Jeans
Hosiery, trown tIolands--BTk AIpaecas
BIk aud cord Cambres, Gc,Gc
p. LATHROP h VAN DEuRsEN
fc ~ No 81, Main street
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EEt FOR RENT.-A very desirable resi-.
Senes With Eardsn Of ! III. house contain.
hs ro M. and there are large kitchen stable carriage house
a. u" "i'hin hse minutes walk Of the Capitol Apply
=" spy RICHARD NIL. IT.
G1 ENOR RENT-Store and House, No. IS
Main Street ), of the desirable Iocation-
Of the ap IN good -yI- for rood sneSt
IN COCO ,ePaan Ice house on the lot which reside
- ap 81 }. n. PorNoExrER.
IN ENOR RENT.-Thc desirable Dry Goods
s'o,e formerly occupied by Mr r. u. J,niins corner
Of Main and li Street,, has three aoor. dashed an
he best y ard with Wholesale and
pV Tools business Possession can be had Immediately
NH ao-m nwsJ Pay co.
- EfOR RENT.-The upper part of Tene.
ss.,..l, men, occupied by w Marhan Co opposite
NH 90 VALENTINE, SREe6Es 4 CO.
E1 INOR RENT.-The desirable luIe Store
No. iie Main ST., lately occupied by Jo-sph Gill,
two door, above ne.s,, Mitchell Tyler. Jewely Store
70 NH " NASH wooDHoUsE. 10. main
- EOR RENT-A small house on LIST street
NH 10 RICH'D HILL. Jt.
ENOR RENT-The large STABLE and small
Dwelling Honsr' the residence Of Mrs Bullock just
The sab to :, horses. and is an eIes. one
Tor one who wishes to keep Livery stabe Horse.
mn W II w 4 J FRY Il co.
FOR RENT.
"a '5'HREE Tenements on Church Hill sui
III. - table for small families GoDDIS a HARDWOOD,
mn Office oPposts Gordon Il skinker.
FOR RENT.
E9 '1NWO Tenements at the foot OF Church
-sA - Hin with and basement each with MI IN.
necessity on, house,, recently but and excellent
neisbeofhocd GODDIN Il HARDWOOD,
NH 6 oaes opposite Gordon 4 ssinter.
M ENOR RENT.--The brick dwelling house
al present occupied by Mr. Stiles on Once
Street This house IN. on the -,t floor with dr
basement ard or chambers with a small Earcen. kitchen &c
Kent $500 and possession may be had April.
mh2-a H. w. J. J. FRY a co.
NOR RENT. A good market garden of about
, az, WIN ,Hal dwelling on Il at the head OF Butcher
street Just opposite Chesei To good
moderate fe 90 WORKMAN, MeGRUDER co
FOR SALE,
GrS The beautiful. comfortable extensive and
convenient house and lot Fransn the late resi-
be shown purchase with great pleasure b,
either Of the subscribers snownapd uaf
Of the will be
VIRGINIA PEGRAM,
w r. JOHNSON,
tes5-dH EIeeutiI and Executor of. W Pegram decd
G.1 ENOR RkNT-Two STORES under the
EEL Exchange Hotel. well Grocery or Fancy
stores, Possession given Immediately apply this Office
"a w FRY.
FOR RENT.
f3 'HNHE upper part fthe House formerly oc.
n eupied by the James River and Kanawha Company
as their Office Main and Exchange Bank
ae 81 ROBERT MOTT.
FOR RENT.
'bNHE verv desirable Store, No. ~ Main ST.,
II for many occupied by Terms to good
tenant will be moderate and pos,es,on gwen Immediately
mn hENr, KENDALL a ATwATER-
NOR RENT. The upper part of the house at
present occupied by Messs Caperton CTump Il is well
NH i9-d JONES 4 WINSTON
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COMMISSIONS AND PITS.
GEORGE WHITE.
SICk HEADACHE.

me ioowng Certificate from the Capt r. Strain
one oil The most respectable ei.izels Albany Yors
1,.-,- ALBANY, March 2, 1886
IN, 10 certify that have been several ye, ,
VII" me sek headache which complaint has ron
me IN the bed from one tn days week during TN, ,
TOY one ohh past have Dr. Christie's Galyanie RIM,
ana oeea,onay used the Magnetic happy 10 .av h,,
have not been troubled with sick headach. since ~
ANN r. STRAIN D.x;,
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ST. CHARLES HOUSE,
On 18TH Street.
'ENHE subscribers have re-opened the above es
adjustment and beg leave say friends and the
public generally that they prepared
attention IN order to please those who PATRONS
"cnucch visiting the city business will find
ge To give Us call having ample modaons
oHand Convenience hkewse stable within my yards the
hon@e not surprised in the city To friends ueccsS
AIRY to say that our Bar shall at all supplied Liquors
not INFERIOR to any in the city An desire patronage
We failto please, Il shail =
sTEGAL 4 JAs. G. BLAKEY Jr.
Richmond. August 2 Is46. ~
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Spring and Summer Arrangcmcut-Ncw Rail
Road and Steamboat Line Between Rich
mond. Norfolk and Portsmouth, via Port
WaIthaIl.
The Public are hereby notified that
.k&azEEE<5ks. the splendid Steamboat MOUNT VERNON,
Cait H. MITCHELL Is between Port wltha
norfolk IN connection with the Cars
burg at the low rate OF One Dollar Including Meals
Passengers leaving Richmond MONDAY Wednesday Friday
Morning at ct NJ, breakfast Vernon nd
arrive at Norfolk between Returning the Mount
Vernon leaves Norfolk Tuesday Thursday satur
day mornings passengers bTcang Vernon
aud arriving at Pon Walhal by ~ O'Clock N, Richmond
by -! ~.
viii be perceived from the above that comfortable and
expeditions line persons visiting business the
opportunity OF ransaeng Il aud returning
moang - az to BE- ahren from their homes night only
Tse Mount Vernon will James
River 10 take IN and other points on
the where n signal Is made.
The public assured determination Of the
pfopetors TO keep this line Permanently
uaveLr between Richmond and Norfolk the best
at the lowest
For further information, Tickets. freight apply tie DFot
Agent NH o.
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FOR SC0TTSVILLE AND LYNCHBURG
- -.

IN and after the LIST October, our Packet
- Boats viii leave Richmond A. MONDAY "wednesday
anu rdAy' and arrive in LynehburE day, SPIN
RETURNING,
Leave Lynehburg Monday, esiav and Fri,v NJ
and arrive IN Richmond days a "a p. NJ
Our Boats connect NJ Csrsrsvc Post
Line TO tarnvie Prince Edward Charlotte and at Seo,y.
WIN farsh Co.'S Line Of ourbos staunton
Sept TO- 1886. BOYD EDMoNn A. DAyespopT
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W No advertisement be considered by the month
specified the Manuscript previously agreed
the parties
p An advertisement marked copy specified
Of continued ordered
meat eraetcd accordingly.
W Regular Advertise nm ts-To avoid any misun
dersanding tho Annual Advertisers
ray that their privileges only extend their immediate
business Real Estate Legal and all other Advertisements
tbem Ia be additional charge, and variation.
Real Estate Geneial Agents Advertisements be
but to be charged the usual subject
such discounts shall be agreed upon.
Auetonecrs Booksellers aRd yearly advertisers generally
snyAsns with the privilege OF change shall
NOT their yearly week than the
agreed standing under all
exceeding such be charged the usual rates
ADyERuEsESr inserted in the Semiweeky Wing us
OF Is lines for the first insertion, and so
per square for zach continuance.
July Ist. Isl5.
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COparfuersIliD.

WE have this day formed a connection in business.
s'aed above Advertisements arrangement
have made will for the the confidence Of
nors fr'ends aud the public senenly WM ANDERSON IT,,
Feb'y lst I5t7--tf LAS A TRICE.
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GEORGE EARLE, Merchant TaiIor.
SWAN VERN.

On Hroad street fIio Wtchmond, Frcdcr-
lcksbuTg & Potomac Railroad Depot.
VHNE above establishment comp g. order FOR the
commodai-n Of travellers proprietor soieits The
tom n biz Old friends and the public generally.
Road per day si,2s.
W Travellers going In Tho Northern Cars will end
place lodge md brcatasi being within few yards
of thn Dept Breakfast only J7i
r. i8-U w J. TAYLOR
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sk.k<8ekkftaks ~ POCAHONTAS-The Steamer Columbus.
hnVag recently been entirely speed much IN
creased VIII take her place
tnoe Saturday nett leaving Baltimore afternoon at
O'Clock The Pocabontn- will eave Baltimore on
the following Wednesday. 10Th irsi.
The Columbus will leave Richmond for Baltimore every Tuesday
afternoon at O'clock and the Poeahonls every Saturday aer
hour
Passage and fare by either steamer. co.
For freight apply lmh 81 HENRY LUDLAM A. co.
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AMEs 4. GODDIN

st GROIN SUGAR. hhds St. Croix su
~ ga- renewing Tor sale D.
oh go WEBR MACON 60
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GENUINE swhiItcmore- Cotton and Wool
N CaId', Just received and for sale cheap by
NH - CLARKsON 4 GARDNER, No. H. Broad ST.
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NERYNIrS nEArxESS

For sale in Wythevine, oaiy by VIZ H. sPrLLra
W EIp-s natory pamshleis may be hal gnltIs Z. n
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NOHlCE-iho undcriigncd Executors of the q viii and
caamrnt Edwsri rolenan, late OF city Of Phade
pha, deceased hereby molly an whom may concern that by
suue Of Their Executors afoeaf and pursuance
NJ the Act of Tho rc7csai fsby Vrrnt. cuod An
TO facilitate the franscr of Stock Inc joint companies
The STATE pls-d The 10Th day NJ January 1877 they viii
aef NE Ish dy o. juno 10 be tncrrd
persons ~ become the purchasers thereof az a
Richmond, ffedefckhura Poi0pac Railroad Company
ing on the books Of sh Company of sa W
mund Coeu.sn, deed, GEprGE w. hsPINwAt.t. g..
n P-fm fsAAC HAZLEHURsT,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-24
City Of Mexico.

A writer IN the New Orleans Commercial
Bulletin, gives the following graphic descrip-
ton Of the city Of Mexico:-
Mexico is situsted IN q very extensive
plain. aud still, 80 eev0ted are tho noun
taIns which surround II, that from the cross
ways in the centre Of the city, on whichever
side The eye may gaze. each street seems to
be really bounded by these mountains, whose
snowy heads hang as 1t were over the city,
aud grand beyond description are the effects
OF light during the suns setting and rising.
The city s worthy of the scenery the
streets are parallel. very wide, and well paw
ed. The houses are Of stone and generally
two or three stories high, with very large
centre court yards, and inside galleries 10
each story, supported by columns from the
basement; the whole city is covered with
terraces the fronts nre more or less orna
meuied there is not ward without lts pal
ace the PAmce ot the lnquislllon and the
National Palace are the most remarkable /,
many of the houses present front OF 400 10
600 feet; the public square Is very fine, al
though Its symmetry has been some what
destroyed by he building of mean stores on
one OF its wings.
The Cathedral is truly magnificent, and
neither gold or silver have been spared for
The ornament Of It's altnrs. The basis OF the
high altar Is Of MASSIVE silver the pnlplts
arc cut nut OF blocks Of marble.
There are many converts, oil OF immense
size. The San Francisco presents a front of
600 feet, or depth OF 300 feet. The San
Domingo is the largest, and has a hno gallery
of paintings, which to the eye appears as
long as that Oi the Louvre IN Paris. The
churches are all very large aud richly orna-
mented Aqueducts which have cost i'm
mcuso sums, supplying the city with water,
and also the fountains IN the several wards,
,ur the use of the people. The Almeiha is i
beautiful walk. II is a parallelogram, orna-
menied with trees. The principal alleys
for ctoss, and very handsome fountain,
with jets fedu, or water spouts about 10 feet
high, is placed in the centre. Four others
divide tho angles. There are also several
very fine walks around the city; the most
fashionable is that on the canal Cealco, which
is bordered with trees. 1t is through the
canal that the city Is provided with vcgeta
bles.
The mint il an immense establishment
II formerly coined S24 900 600, and at pres
ent il hardly coins $2,0O0,000; but then It
was the only one IN the country, whilst now
most Of the States have their minis. One Of
the presses. worked by nine men, coins 10,
600 douboons per day. z.
The population OF tho city Of Mexico.
which in former times exceeded 200, 600
souls, ~ now said hardly to reuch 10000.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-24
~ csssss;sAssAs
MSv &s,sss sSt
5elefteo 1)oetrp.
fF'rom the Kniekerboeker ]
"TIlc Printer

"The printer in his folio, heradeth the
world Now comes the tidinPs of Weddings,
makings, mummeries, entertainments, lubI-
lees, wars, fires, inundaiions, theils, murders,
massacres, meteors, comets, spcctrums, prodi-
gies, shipwrecks, pracies. ses.fgh's, lawsuits,
pleas, proclamaiions, embassies, trophies, tri-
umphs, rcvels, sports, plays; then again, as II
in n new.shifted scene, trcasons, cheating
tricks, robberies enormous villains oi all kinds,
funerals, burals, new discoveries, expeditions
now comical, then tragical matters. To-day
we hear Of new officers created, tomorrow, oi
great men deposed, and then again oi fresh
honors conferred one is let loose and another
imprisoned one purchaseth, another brcak'
eth one thrvcs, ms neighbor turneth bank
rupi, now plenty, then death and famine one
runs, another rides, wrangles, laughs, weeps
and so-forth Thus we daily hear such like
both public and private life old Burton.
lIr stood there alone at that shadowy hour,
Bv the swinging lamp dlmly burning;
All silent within save the tickling type,
An without save the night watch turning,
And heavily echoed the solemn sound,
As slowly he paced oer the frozen ground
And dark were the mansions so lately tina
shonr,
With the ioy' Of festiviiy cleaning,
And hearts that were breathing in sympathy
then,
We're now living II DER in their dreaming
Yet the PRNrER still worked at his lionel,
post,
And there lay the merchant all pillowed il
down,
Aud building bright hopes for the morrow
Nor dreamed he that fate was there weaving
wand,
Tint would bring TO him fear and sorrow
Yet the PRrSrER was there in his shadow
room,
And he set in his frame work that ricl
mans doom
The young wife was sleeping, whom lately had
bound
The ties that death only can sever;
And dreaming, she started, yet woke with q
smile,
For she thought they were parted forever
But the PRsrrR was clicking the types
that would tell
On the morrow, THE TRUTH of that mid
night spell
And there lay the tatcsman, whose feverisi
brow,
And restless, the pillow was pressing,
For he fct through the shadowy mist of his
dream
His 'ofliest hopes now possessing
Yet the PRISTyR worked on, mid silence
and gloom,
And dug for ambition its lowest tomb.
And slowly the printer kept gathering up
His budget of grief and of gndness;
a wreath for the noble, grave for the low,
For the happy cup full of sorrow;
Strange stories Of wander to enchant The
ear,
And dark ones of terror TO curdle with fear
Full strange are the tales that dark host shal
bear
To palace and cot on the morrow;
Oh welcome, thrice welcome, to many heart
To many, a bearer Of sorrow;
Ii shall 90 like the wind and wandering air
For life and its changes are impressed there
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-24
The Vegetable Pile EIecluary,

II Invented by DR.. A. Upbam, distinguished
physican of New York city, is the only really
successful remedy Tor that dangerous aud dis
Itressng complaint, the Piles ever offered TO the
II American public.
Mark this: it is an INTERNAL REMEDY
not an external application, and VIII cure any
case of Piles, either Bleeding or Blind, Internal
or External; and probably the only thug thai
will There is no mistake about il. II is pos
litive cure-sptedy and permanent. II Is also
convenient medicine 10 take, and improves the
general health in a remarkable manner.
Each Box contains twelve doses, at l-3 cts.
per dose. Ii very mild 10 its operation, and
may be taken in cases of the most acute milan.
nation without danger All external appca
tons are IN the highest degree dlsagrecable, IN
convenient, and offensive; and from the very
nature OF the disease, temporary in their effects
This Medicine attacks the disease at It's source.
and rep,oring the cause renders the cure GER.
TAIN and PERMANENT.
LNFL.4MLiTORY DISEASES.
Although the ELECTUARY was originally
prepared Tor the cure Of Piles, yet it has proved
itself 10 be medicine far superior TO all others,
n all diseases of an Inlammatory character, with
a determination of blood 10 any particular part
or organ. In Inflammation and Congestion OF
the Liver and Spleen; Inflammation, Soreness
and liberation of the Stomach. Bowels, Kid.
news, and Bladder; in lnlimmatory and Mer-
cural Rheumatism. it is the BEST Medicine ever
discovered.
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
For all impurities of the Blood arising from
the imprudent use of Mercury, or other causes
for all Diseases OF the Skin aud Scrofulous Af
fecuons m all cases where the blood is power
fully determined to the Head, producing dizzi-
ness and distress, DR.. UPHAM'S ELEC-
TUARI is entirely unrivalled
TO .MlRRIED LADIES.
Married Ladies are almost invariably subjec,
to that painful and injurious disease the PILES,
with consequent Inflammation of the stomach
| Bowels aud Spine. weakness Of The Back flow
| of Blood 20 the Head Nc. The Eectuary is
perfectly safe for Pregnant Ladies', and the most
useful Catharlic that can possibly be used, as II
will no, only remove the Piles and all innamma-
| tory Diseases ,eithOm pam or irritation, but wal
ensure an easy time, safe delivery, and sound
constIlut on IN the offspring.
CURE FOR LIFE SECURED.
! The flectuary contains no mineral medicine
no Ai0oS, COLOcurh Gdmbogc, or other powerful
aud irritating purgaIve. No fear oltakng cold
while under its influence, no change IN diet ne.
cessnry. lflaken according to the directions 4
/ Cure for Life Is GuoT0RtiCd.
/ Pamphlets. giving valuable information re-
speeding tins Medicine, may be obtained ol
\ Agents, gratis.
4 ID. +. BRADLEY, 40 Washington street, Bos
ton General Agent for the New England States.
AGENTS IN Newport. Il. J. raylor,-BristoL
\ 5 w. Briggs. --Snaasey John A. Wood
! Proridonce, Chase S Dodge Fall Rircr, l.. 5
Chase, Nelo Bed5ord. T.. Thornton, q Son, anC
\ by the dealers in medicine generally.
ap l5.-ly.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-24
Complete Assortment Of
DRESS GOODS,
BLACK and RLUE BLACK SILK only
-consistlno Of

BLACK and BLUE BLACK SILK only
stand 5G CTS & wide and very heavy; black and
blue black Apaceas; AlpncS (Lubn's iabrlcS,)
corded rashmereS, twilIed, do; all wool, very
ine and cheap, only 2S. per yard, (cost W cts
10 import plain, figured and plalded De Laines
some as low as l.. per yd; mourning Cash
meres and De LANES all entirely new; plald
Bareges. silk and wool, only - cts per yard
"A muslns and lawns, warranted fast colorS
only H. per vd some as low as l2a cts, yard
wide. with n large assortment of GlnghamS
Prints &c Stripe French muslin ~ : aune'
patterns beautiful styles from auction Callcc
Dresses. only Is. fast col0rS, worth 81 all
kinds Of white goods; such as JaconetS' cam
brio muslin, India book do swiss, Sacca rllla
do.. nainsook, satin, stripe, figured camblc,
and plaid, very cheap, only II " cts y3fo
wide; white damask covers brown inen' hg
urcd linen, embossed wooden, scarlet ana ma
room. very desirable colors-wth variety o
common Goods, blcached and brown Cotlons
some a. low a. IL cts; Flannels, all coioFS
ticking 3 cts per yard stripe shlfiing, deh iulA
gambroons, twilled silecias' coloTed calhOIlC'
&c NC ,,-
HOSIERY ofall kinls, black and blue bl X
raw Silk; Cashmercs, all prices; AlpaccaS
.bleachpd and brown, cotton DO some aS low a.
Cd. and very good. with n large assortment o
ibc best Alexander's Kid GLoyEs; Isle SIX
Cotton and Misses and ChildrenS' m any
quantities best quality Of spool cotton, Cts
be,, needles, cts. paper.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-24
Noticctot.,c PUBLIC.

THIS is to certify that MesSrs T.. f. N J.R.
l NEWTON, have become sole agents, IN the
town OF Newport for the sale OF the "rea yam
kee Ivory Jct Backing" manufactured IN.
Chelsea Mass, All orders directed to the abovo
firm will be supplied at the manniacturer's
lowest cash prices. mar IL
~ q. This blacking is warranted equal, IL
not superior, to any thing ofthe kind ever Of
lered in the United States. 1t is put up in the
nralesl style, and is the best article for leather
without exception--it being composed Of n great
quantity of oil and other ingredients Of the righi
Kind, which will not inure. II is warranted
superior to any grease or oil alone for preScry-
INC the leather, and a most beautiful aud dura
bic Jet black polish Is the result lnnumcrablC
certificates could he presented, but this is deem
ed unnecessary. Dealers and consumers will
please give 1t fair trial, and If 1t does mo-
prove as good as recommended, the money viii
be cheerfully refunded.
KEMP 81 KNIGHT, Propri,tors,
api. Chelsea, Mass.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-24
A large invoice of SHAWLS, viz:

Rich Brochc Skaws, $3.50; Broche Cash
nercs. from S3, 80 10 $500; rich Cashmeres,
do. from ; to $500; splendid Cashmeres from
: 10 $1,000; q new style of faced Cashmere
only $1,000, with four different designs; super
all-wool Cashmercs, $1,000; real India Cash
meres, SIC, (cost S2j) bought at auction, to-
gelhcr with black silk, figured and striped, and
plain rich black Ottoman, very large and
heavy; plain, all-wool Printed CashmereS; fig
ured Cashmeres, with silk frngeS Barage
black sewing Silk, Berlin, Cashmareles. NC
all of which are offered at GREAT BAR
GAINS.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-24
The Producing Classes.

Every student Of history is Hwsre that a
srge majority OF the warriors aud statesmen
OF the Reyoiutlon wcrs from tho producing
classes-were, before they were called upon
TO relinqush the implements Of industry. Ia
boring mon But look into the Legislature
of this and other states for the last f'lry years
and what proportion of producers do we fnd9
n - conte nded that lawyers are the best quail
fed TO form aws2 Look at the cumbrous de-
tails OF chancery practice in ourown state
The iarring systems Of law and equity,
[as h law and equity might with proprlciy
diTsrl1-the annual acts explanatory OF other
acts. which were wrought up with so much
legal skill. that even their own iiom'f could
40, undef,sand thcn,,-the multitude oi laws
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-24
Bonnets! BOnnets !! BOnnets !!
-, ,ooo,,,y 6ued \ BONNET sA-

Having recently fued up BONNET So
LOON, we are now prepared 10 offer the
largest assortment Of hon NErS, compfl l>ing
all of The different styles and qualities yl[ =
French Coburg, China Pearl, Blrds Eye'
Ncopoliian Caracas. Palo Alto. fine Dunstabe
while single and double English Braids, PrIn.
oess Adelaides, Rutlands, Florence and DE.
von's Braids. with o good lot of misses and
children's Ronnets 200 different styles Of all
prices Cfrom cts pair and upwards) Amer
ican and French Wreaths for chldrens irim-
mng's; Tabs, only 6 Ia cts.
JOHN +. AUGUSTUS.
an2o South Of Tonn Hall