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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-18

I'm this town, on Saturday morning the 1ith in
stant, after very short and distressing illness, Mrs.
Susan Williams wife of John Williams, jr esq.
and daughter of Mr.. Seth Tallman, Of New-Bed-
ford, aged 22 years.
| ''The spiders most attenuated thread
| Is cord, is cable, TO mans tendertie
| On earthly bliss; it breaks at every breeze
Whatever there may be in the transitory scenes
of life, that is at all calculated to endear to the ch
dIen of men its protractcd continuance on this side
the grave, clustered around the opening career OF
this lamen,ed lady. But in the spring tide OF her
hopes-n the early dawn of her rich enloymcn,s,
DEATH as if in sport with mans brightest hopes and
the evanescent nature of earthly bliss, suddenly
wrenched asunder all those tender and delightful
ties that beund her TO life, TO her family, and to
the wide and extending circle of valued friends,
who deeply mourn her early and untimely DOOM
Possessed Of vigorous and cultivated Intellect
of affections warm, ardent and sincere-and OF
temper mild and cnjoying too, "A deep,
strong and unitcring belief in the religion OF Je-
sus Christ, Mrs. Williams was fully enabled to
sustain to its termination, the arduous and trying
conflict in deaths lonesome hour with steady and
unyieldng firmness, based on the cheering proml-
ses of the gospel, strengthened and emboldcned by
all the hopes that naturally spring up from faith
in redeeming loye-from the recollections OF well
spent life, and conscience in an enviable degree,
void Of offence towards God and man.
---"Smttcn friends
Are angels sent on errands full Of love;
For It's they auguish and for us they die
And shall they anguish, shall they die IN VAN:
Ungrateful, shall gieve their hov ring shades,
Which wait the revolution in our hearts,
Shall we dsdan their silent, soft, address,
Their posthumous advice, and pious prayer
Senseless as herds that Craze their haow 'dgraves,
Tread under foot their agones and groans,
Frustrate their anguish, and destroy their deaths'
No;-the thought of death indulge;
Give it its wholesome empire! let II reign"
Yesterday afternoon, Miss Ruth Champln,
daughter of the late Capt. Oliver Champlm, aged
20 years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-18
. Y.-Mary-Nichols, spen-

20, Monroe, all from N. Y.-Mary-Nichols, Spen-
Ger, from Nantucket
Monday, l6M.
Schrs. Reindeer, Rose, fn Phlad; Enterprise,
Burt, 8 DIS fin Nonolk.-In lat 80 10, lon 73 40,
boarded sch Friendship, Of Prospect, Me. no person
on board-masts, sails, rigging, spars, &C. entirely
gone--appeared to be loaded with hay and Stone
took her in tow as far az Aontau point, and there
abandoned her in consequence Of parting the haw-
ser.-Supposed from papers found in the cabin that
she was last from New York. Soops Exchange,
Davis, fin Southampton; Good Return, Phinney.
for Falmouth, and Susannah, Bourne, for Sand
wich, both from Washington, IN. J.) Amity Law
ton, and Gipsey, savery, both I'm n. York.
Tuesday, I'm,
Sch. Garland, West, fm Plovd. Soops Rising
Sun, Gardner, Iroyid; De Witt Clinton, fin New
Haven.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-18
BEAUTY AND HEALTH.

DERIIAPs nothing contributes more to tho
e continuance and Improvement Of both, than
Sea-Bathng, more especially in sultry weather.
The subscriber at the suggestion Of several respect
able gentlemen erected a BATHING HOUSE
about two Years since, situated at about one min
utes walk from Washington squire, adjacent to
the lower Bridge on the Long wharf, and precise
y in the rear of the large Store lately occupied by
Mr.. John Williams. 1t was mentioned to me az
an nducement TO build a Bath, that at the Reaclr
you were grievously ncommoded with sand and
sen weed, sharp ROCKS, and opaque waer--but the
gentlemen and ladies who have enjoyed this bath
ing establishment, have informed me that all ,hoc
grounds Of complaint are happily removed by the
clear and rapid current that almost constantly sub
merges, and puries this BATH.
he Bnthrng House IS open from sunrise ill 0
o'clock in the evening
TO LET--two PLEASURE BoArs. which are
in complete order-also a large Scow, suitable
for dscharging vessels, SC.
WM. PENGELLEY.
Newport, July 2ls,, $780,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-18
.rPBE CAREFUL. We n,

IPBE CAREFUL. We are requested
to give notice that the proprietors of the Long
Uharf are now at work repairing the wharf, and
in consequence of the materials that are scattered
about on the wharf, it is somewhat dangerous for
carriages to pass that way, especially in the night
time.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-18

The U. $. frigato Constellation, Capt. Wads-
worth and the sloop-of-war Ontario, capt. Stevens,
was leil at alarseles July lsi for Genoa.
Ship Com. Decatur, was spoken July 22d, lat
3S 30, lou. 32 80, 80 ds fin New Bedford, with TAO
bbIs oil.
The ship Elbe, Stanhope, ofthis port, was part
ed with 18th ut. of Rockall, from Stockholm, for
N. Y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-18
NOTICE.

The person who cast on'a Boat from
my wharf, one night last week, has also
committed several depredatons of a sim
liar kind. This is to notify him that ifhe
does not come forward, and satisfy me
for the outrage, ! will expose him, and
subject him to the penalty of the law.
JOHN w. SHERMAN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-18

"Malignant must be the mind Of that
person, with distorted eye he must have
contemplated creation, who can sus-
pect, that it is not the production of in
finite benignity and goodness. How
many clear marks Of benevolent intcn-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-18
MARRIAGES.

In Bristol by the Rev Mr.. Brsicd Horace Sey-
mour, Esq. of Newton, l.. Island, to Miss Sally
Bradford, of Bristol.
AT the Friends Meeting g-iIonse in South Kingston
Samuel A. Chase, of New-Nlarkct, to Anne A.
Robinson, daughter of James Robinson Of South
Kingston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-18
M AR IN II
LIST.
PORT OF NWPORT.
ENTERED

PORT OF NWPORT.
ENTERED,
Schooner Lydia, Small, Boston. Clito, Chap
man Providence. .Sloop Albany, Vars, New iolk.
CLEARED,
Schooner LYDIA. Small, Providence, Sloop
IIuntrcss, Dennis, N. V; Gipsey, sayery, Ware
ham.
ARRIVED
Sundoy, Aug. 18th.
slocps Alice, Brishtman; Planter, Wells; Alcn-
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POhs, ,E'Ef A HH'
PAINTING.

az MASON, has taken the room occupied by
~. him the two last seasons, corner Of Pelham
and Thames streets, and will be happy to wait on
the Ladies and Gentlemen of Newport in the line
of his profession. Specimens Of his painting can be
seen az above.-Aug. II. 1880.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-18
NOTICE.

Nhe subscriber having been appointed and quail
h flied according to law, as Guardian TO II. n.
Bailey, minor, and daughter ofthe late VIM. Bal
ley of Middetown, requests all persons interested TO
govern themselves accordingly.
DAVID BUFFUM.
Middletown, 7th-ino. 10th, 1880.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-18
TO COMMANDMENTS.

Our friend Zeno having been inadvertently mis-
laid till too late for insertion, we are reluctantly
compelled to lay his communication over for ano-
ihcr number.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-18

IA Office. Whereas the administration nc-
v count on the estate Of MARY n. ALMy, late
Of Portsmouth, dec. was presented this day for
settlement and the consideration thereof referred to
the second Monday in August next; Notice is here
by given to all persons Interested, to appear, II
they shall see fit, at the house Of Oliver ID. Green,
Inn keeper, in Portsmouth, on the aforesaid day,
at o clock =. NJ. and they shall be heard.
RICHARD SHERMAN, Jr. Town Clerk.
Portsmouth, July ~, 1880.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-18

SUPREME COURT. The Supreme Ju-
dicial Court Of this State, will commence its Au-
gust term in this town on Monday next There is
no criminal business Of any importance that will
come under its cognizance at the present tcrn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-18
INTERESTING COMMERCIAL
NEWS

We learn from VIM. Vance, Esq
(says the Portland Courier) who left
Eastport for this place, on Sunday last,
that on the preceding day news arrived
there from st. Andrews and st. john
on such authority as to obtain entire cred
it, that the British West India ports
were to be opened to the United States
in September, under certain limitations
and restrictions. The fact is said to
have been communicated by a letter
from Judge Chipman, Provincial Agent
in Europe, to MIR. Johnson, merchant at
ST. john The same news was received
by commercial house at st. Andrews,
from respectable commercial house in
London. 1t is added that Judge Chip
man stated in his letter that he had been
assured by the British Minister that the
interest of the British northern and cas-
tern Provinces would be duly protected.
The character of the restrictions, which
are to continue on the trade is not given;
but that the ports are to be opened in some
shape we think there is but little doubt.
Bost Gaz.
KENTUCKY ELEcTION.-The returns
from Kentucky are so imperfect that they
cannot afford any test of the strength of
parties.
Albany contains "a GIG inhabitants, an
increase of 65 per cent in five, and nearly
100 in ten years.
PhiladeIohia-The Census, it is rcck-
oned, from the information now obtained,
will give Philadelphia about two hun
drcd thousand inhabitants, viz: about
ninety thousand within the city bounds,
and about one hundred and ten thousand
without abou one hundred and seventy
thousand in the contiguous dwellings,
and about thirty thousand in the rest of
the county. Kcnsington alone has in
creased from seven to twelve thousand
in the last ten years. Two hundred
thousand inhabitants will give this Dis
trict another member of Congress in the
ratio of fifty thousand for each member.
Phiiad. Sentinel.
Baltimore. census of Baltimore
gives the following results-Whites
81 ,375, Free blacks l4,O66, Slaves.
1870. Total 81,l89, Increase in ten.
years 10 ,10l, or 29i per cent.
Cincinna'i.-Five hundred new build
ings are said to be in progress at this
place at the present time.
CAUTIoY.-Thc public are cautioned
against receiving certain spurious FIVE
DOLLAR bill, purporting to be of the Globe
Bank. They are from Perkins patent
stereotype plate" and all, which have
yet been detected, are dated |, 1898,
payable to r. Harcn, signed l. c. Pray,
President, and Chas. Spraguc, Cashier.
Seventy British cmigrants who late
ly arrived at Newly York, almost immc-
diately re-cmbarked on return home,
alarmed at the heat of the weather with
the consequent dull appearance OF busl-
ness. There has arrived at baltimore
in three months, ending with July,
I ,522 foreigners, and 800 persons coast
wise.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-18

vHNENDERS h4 services TO his fellow citizens
u and the public generally, as practitioner Of
medicine and surgery. Office at No. 9S Thames
street. three doors south Of Market square.
May 3, 1850. 5f
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-18
AUCTIONS.
PEW AT AUCTION

'NN THURSDAY Aug 10, at IL o'clock A.
~ nj. IN front ofTownscnd's Coffee House viii |
be sold at Public Auction, a DOUBLE PEW in
the Union Meeting House, in Portsmouth. Sit
uated on the north side Of the House-for further
particulars enquire ON. HALL, Auctioneer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-18
NOTICE.
&. HEATH, Respectfull

HHARLES &. HEATH, Respectfully
~ informs the public that he will attend the
arrival ofthe Steamboats, at this place, f:om New
York, and Providence, with large and coumo-
dious Wagon, for the accommodation of those
who have freight to be deposited in any part of the
town. lie has also covered wagon to take pas
sensers either 10, or from the Stcam-r roats-the
Beach, or elsewhere. Particular attention will be
paid to those who may favor him with their pa
tronagc.-Aug. lS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-18
I'm SATURDAY NEXT. e,stAu

~ gust, at 9 o'clock, a. m will be sold
at public auction, at the wharf called
Dennis's wharf on the Point-a two mast
Is . A Il, l8 feet keel. Also half of "a
boat If feet keel, with the Sails and
Rigging. Immediately after at the house
OF Mr.. Silas Southwick, on Washington
street,a quantity ofFURNITURE, bed
ding, sc, Conditions Of sale cash, be-
ing the property of the late Henry Glad
ding, dec. and sold by order of the Ad-
minlstratrix. VIM. LOWE, aue'r.
alip 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-18
EyECUTPLY,S NOTICE.

EYECUTRIX'S TICE.
VENIIE subscriber having been appointed Exec
n utrix TO the last Will and Testament ot Re
beccd Bren,on, late of Newport, deceased, and
having given bonds the law requires, hereby re-
quests all persons having demands against said Es-
tate to present them for settlement. and those in
dcb,ed to make immediate payment to
ELIZA G.. BRENToN, Erec'r.
aug II, 1880. 4w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-18

FFVIiE subscriber, agent for the prcpre;ors of the
IL Eagle Brewery, Providence-has and will
keep constantly Il supply of their ALE for
sale, in barrels and half barres--also in kegs for
families The Ale is not inferior to any made.
HENRY POTTER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-08-18
DEATHS.

In this town, on Saturday morning the I4th in
stant, after very short and distressing illness, Mrs
Susan Williams wife Of John Williams, jr esq
and daughter of Mr.. Seth Taman, Of New-Bed
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AMERICAN ALMANAC.

FNElE American Almanac and Repository of Use
Il full knowledge, for the year I83O:-Containing
Part LIST, Calandar gnd Natural Phenomena, for the
year: Part Cd, Information connected with the Calan-
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Directions, Hints and Remarks: Part 4th Statistical
and General Information, concerning Foreign Coun.
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LIFE OF ARTHIJR LEE

EUST received, the Life of Arthur Lee, L. L. D. Joint
81 Commissioner Of the y. States 10 the Court Of Fra7rre
and sole Commissioner 10 The Courts Of Spain and Prussia
during the Revolutionary Var With his political, and lite
rry correspondence and his papers diplomatic poti
cal subjects and the affairs of the u States during the same
PERIOD by Richard Henry Lee Author Of Life Richard
ian II r. ID. SANXAY.
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Iep JAS. WINSTON.
VINHE imported YOUNG TRUFFLE, an entire
IL Horse of the best blood in England, will
stand at the village of Barhoursvie, the ensuing
season, TO commence on the LIST March, and end on the
30th June. The price of the season win be thirty
dollars, paid within, and forty dollars If paid beyond
the season. Fifty dollars to insure mare in foal
and dollar to the groom. Three hundred acres of
lend covered with various grasses and well waered,
will be afforded gratis for the exclusive Of the
mares sent. Better or abundant pasturage could
not be desired.
This beautiful and higll-bred Horse, bought by
James Barbour Esq. at public sale Of Walkers
fine stud of horses in London, the 18th June last
is dark bay, sixteen hands high, of fine form and
great activity, and needs only to be SEEN to be nd
mired. His age The being only six years old last
spring. adds much to his other good qualities I'm
ported horses generally too old, before they are
brought to this country. Young pruflc was so in
jured in his first training, whilst he the property
of the Duke de Guiche, that he never ran His
Pedigree is In the annexed certificate, reference to
which will show any conversaut with such sub
jects, that he is of the purest blood in England. He
will be exhibited at the Court-houses Of Albemarlc
Louisa and Orange the first day of their respective
March courts.
NIB II any one will send FIVE mares, the price
Of one will be RENTED; and if sent to him this
season, fall she will be insured the next at the price
of the season.
Two FLIES, from any State in the Union, having
won n purse Ct $500, will be put gratis the first
applicants to have the preference. Care will be
taken to prevent accidents, but will not he respon-
sible for them. :. w. YAGER,
For James Barbour, Esq.
Barboursyillc, Jan. goth, 1880.
15h uune, 1899.
This is to certify, the brown Horse sold by me to
James Barbour Esq was bred by theDuke do Guiche,
got by TruAe out Of Helen by Whiskey, her dam
Brown Justice by Justice, out Of Xenia by Chalcn-
ger Xaulcppe by Eclipse. TrufTo covered in 1929,
at guineas. lie was got by Sorcerer out of Horn
by Lass, by Buzzard, her dam Puzzle, by Matchem
Princess, by Herod.
Signed RICH'D TATTERSALL.
Hyde Park Corner, London.
Trufle was sent TO France, and bought back again
at 1000 guincas. Il. L.
Jan 25v~wr2t c
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HUGH G. MCNAMARA

HUGH &. McNEMARA
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N and highly approved VALUABLE MEDICINES.
~ PTeueniiOn better than Cure. m
LEES FAMOUS ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS.
% AND so CENTS
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these pills preventive and Of Bilious, Yellow and
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o. Please inquire for LEES AN-TI-BILEOUS PILLS
with the signature Of. NO4H RIDCELY, aie Michael Lee
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caiauhs, aslhmas. sore throats and consumptions.
Lees Nervous Cordial excellent medicine for all nervous
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Lees Essence Of MustaTd-No medicine excced this in
curing rheumatism, sprans, bruises, frosted feet &c
Lees Ague and Fever Drops never failing
Lees Sovereign Ointment, warranted the ITCH by
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Lees Vegetable Indian Specific, an efTecttnl euru fr the
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