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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

THE WEATHER. Last Saturday.
was the coldrst day in the State that
has happened { az sereral years,ffhe
the N ometev stood at'tcn below zero.
on Sunday morning hut the tempera
lure Of Tie. ataio ,pbere iccn 'schped
,ntc deliehltui sno " sisrm. whiehof
course. maj . the present very gspd
.Ieighine--so pleasant 10 all sor1-rs
and descriptions IL our poPsia.icns(
And indeed, ,cotd md 'ftoftn must be
The hsart. that Dies not rejnice 10 time
Of good sIsighing Eiike ourselves,
dut, hihsIers' aoy FROM AT act vs par
,icipatioo Ia This amusement tifling
quantum ol good feelirei, elougb 10
warm any civil soul 'nto happiness'by
an seeing the e'j 'yment of others,
and hearing the jingle of the merry
[beMs as they rattle along the streets.
Now we always allowed The ladies an
elevated preeminence over the other
aud sferner sex, whenever matters Of
taste are IN questicn--and that they
10 unil.are fond Of good rafting sleigh
ing, none will have the impudence
50 deny. Ifthen, the lair. give this
pleasing heaithful AID innscem
rec'eal'on theirs suaiages--let the
ehu l,sh vsrlct ~ho sets III lis window
looking cut on the joy of cther.. be-
ware how he lets the. curdlins spleen
oi his i.undiced spi il, ooze cut. iest
just and righteous Ietaibs.ioa oyertaks
him, even in his own sloomyGena
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

SUNDAY MAIL fErIrIoNs.--A Among
the petitions in the House Of Represen
tatiyes presented on Monday last were
one by MIR Letcher. from the inhabi
tants Of Rock Cattle, against Sunday
mail and one Of the same "a ure by
Mr. Lacomoe, Of other inhabitants Of
the same state for the same purpose
The whols number OF petitions on this
subject already presented at This sess
ion is as follows:-From New Hsmp
shire, a; Massachusetts 8; Connect
cut l2; Vermont 6; New Jerseya
New York 2S; peDnsyivania Is; Nor,h
Carolina J.; Kentucky s; Tennessee
/; Ono Il. In all. r. ON these States,
% fom the other State. ofthe U..icn,
lone. Oa the came day Was I-esen,rd
by Nj Spencer, memorial Of the New
York Association Of Fiends, pra,ing
he inle position of Congress in behalf
Of the Cherokee Indians.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

Ben Hathaway, "a pedar and queer
one, who lied in Bsrfing'on sAort
lime since, once transferred a d,uner
from the pot whereit was boiling, 10
that of the next scishbor; aud similar
I icks gave him the repu alton Of deal
ing with a Little old gentlemen who
shal be nameIess: but who is .aid to
hare Una foot SO high over the instep
that he cannut draw ON a boot.
O- Church ssrv ice will be perfcrrsd at
Coles Hall, tomorrow Sunday afternoon
Sailed from Cbsries,on 22d ult. brie Craw
lord, Luther, VI this port, for New Orleans
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06


4 ET Mr. Webster being re! eatedly
abused by the flse statements winch
Daft tsreen, Printer tothe Senate, has
published concerning hin. lately.
brought in resolution. to proceed on
The Ah cfFet'uary to The choice Of
u Printer to the Senate |; and facts have
transpired which make il appea, more
than probable. that the re resolution will
be sustained, andthe Dictator tunbled
from the situation he has 50 shame
fully .Iishonored.
txA s~N~N~~AN~NA~
The .Ndfionat Republican and Land
hot3ers Prox. The publication Of this
prox occasions no iucon siderable Hut
tering amoog the friends Of Coz Fen.
mar. They see in. Dr. Messer, a pow
erful antagonist, ano fear to put his
Excellncy's popularity to the test. A
fhir, respectable and vigorous opposit
ion, must defeat the re election Il lie
present incuabsnt From sll pats
of the State the voice Of the people il
in favor o! Dr. Messer, and when we
dpw acompar.son between the twD
gentlemen, as il will be our duty In
do in thcceurse Of the contest. the peo
plc VIII wonder how they ever came
70 allow HIS Excrllency I" retain Cub
ernatorial power unto this day.
kas yet TOO early to commence the
campaign, or we should publish . few
Of the many letters already sdd,es.ed
TO US OH this subject The people now
know that DR. .uesser isstthe he; d Of
a Prox let them consider the subject
well and 'he,e can be little doubt he
will be elected by a handsome major
ity. II Providence Journal.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

The New York Courier ssy. II j.
asserted by per sons Of ndoubted cred
it from Albany that Miss Wright is ACT
ually MAN and Mr. Owen is actually
a WOMAN.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

MAINE. H. the House on Mon.
day the time for he proposed convon
tion to II vacancies ia tie Senate
was altered to TuesslAyal1 o'ciosk.
IL the Senate the message from the
House proposing convention was dis
cussed until da k, and the Senate al
joured t. 10 O'Clock Tue sday.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

There are a, this tine three pres
ideDts of the United Stairs at WASH
ington-that is I" say. two ex- -prest
dcats, Messrs Manroc and Adams.
and president jackson, II is re-
,n.rkable that accident should have
led 10 This. but furnishes at the same
umc a practical commentary on the
stability OF our laws and government,
and he excellence nf anclccti,e aud
nol an hereditary Chief magistrate.
A lady had wrii'eh on a card. and
placed il her garden house. on The
l. y of an hour glass, ~ bcau;,iu, SIM
pie stanza froin "me ot The fugitive
pieces Of John Clare. the Ensiish
rural poet |; i, was II. the season Ul
the yea, whrm tbe flowers we're in
the highest heauty -
"To thns Of summers vet 70 come,
| That am not to see,
To think weed isyet to bloom,
! Fiom dust that shall be -
The next mOrn,ng she found pen.
Icillcd on the hack ut the same card I:
"To think when heaven and earth are
fed, Fay
Jdad tunes and seasons DER,
When all tha can die. shall be dead,
That | must lie no more 40
A. ,.harc y,lI IN, m INV naffinn hap
How shall spend Eternity ,"
~~>~S>~-~ v~>S>~
| Society Of Friends. .--1'hc epistle oi
the annual mretinS Of the Suciely Of
Friends. held in London a few months
simcr. states that the amount Of dis.
traint, ieyicA on The members during
the last year for rccie iasiical de-
mands and military purposes amount
10 Els 800. The society lament
the divisions which have br0kou out
~ this Country, and discIaim all cor,
nexion with such scCis as d. mt DO
iIc,e in the divine authority Of tbt
| Old and New Test aInents, or that
deny Jesus Christ To be the Son ol
God and the kedeemer Of manki ind,
! Bunyan had a natural turn for vii
and repariee, which appears in The
following story. Towards the close
Of his Imprisonment, Quaker called
tou him. pr"babiy hoping 10 make a
coo, ert "f the author of the Pilgrim.
lie thus addressed him -" Fticnd
John. l have Come Ia thee with u ines
sage from The Lord, aud & fter seai cl,
| .ng for thee in all the prisons ~
England. l am glad 4 have found
thee at last" /" II the Lord had
sent thee" returned Buny an, sar-
cas,icsIIy, you need not ha,e taken
20 much pains to end me Out, for the
Lord knows have been a prisoner
in Bedford iail these twelve years"
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

ca 7 Kssstsg House. 10 esiicd. ness
shs head o. State street. was twice
burned. The Old South. the West
Church. and the First and Second
Bsp.i,i Churchss haya hen eiihs
wholly orps italy destfSys1 by Gre.
The HAlis street Church-wss lotoi'y
destroyed by FIRE April. 1877 The
meeting hyuse fthe tho same Ascie-
~ was buried on Sabbath eyxning.
April 4. 1873. 80
We have had the pleasure. Of pe0
using the speech which M, horsss
late y madein favor pf. pf.''isribu'ips The
pr oceeds Of The public lands, ap,f s
,he different States, for the pnrpo.e cf
being sxpen'led in the -upport Z"
school, /; and nothing bot lie extreme
length, prevents US f.cm laying II be !
fore our readers. Mr.. Rurges advo.
Gates this splendid resoiution with an
sbili,y and eloquence, worthy Of him
,elf-ahL this is Recommendation G.
-noush With her p'esen. representa-
ion. Rhode l.lsnd, though httIe in ter
ritory wields powerful moral force
10 the national councils. She has
taught the Southern 4 Western sneer
ers, that ii New Eng aud from heI love
OF pace, can f,rbear, until forbearatce
ceases 10 lie .irtue-that 10 mt
past, she is TO more the plant reed {,
and that. though South asd West com
bine, her choice sous have enefg es A."
.tand the col,Aict, and conqu i every
foe. And this seems The fine il ever.
that she should stand firm in defence
Of her rights, inradcd as they are. ty,
The Dtmsgogues of fac tion andn'rigoe;
,ut. she will never need 10 seriously
fear any i'll design that may be formed
,painst her, .wn,Ie such men as Bur
.es and Everett, are in The House, and
Robbins. Sprague, anil Webster 10 the
senals these men are L'ous-and
their force is not like that ofthe South
Carollrians. cm Gncd to roaring
III y Gun roar AMI they can tear in
pieces, the enemies Of their country.
iiberties.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06


ns ~ ~~~N~~
MR.. WEBSTER. 1t appears from
the Washington papers. that Mr. Web
ster is at leuyth aroused and that
in reply to Mr Haynes attack on the
East and Easlern members, has more
than sustained the reputstion he has
long eejsyed for talents sni eloquescs.
He commenced his speech on the
46,h aud concluded on the following
day. During the whole. the i'ltense
intersst,Of tie rery numerous and re-
specialize audience WIS not in the least
diminished |; aud IL is not roo much to
say, tint the al !it"rs were never bel
ter entertained. O.s ei IN, m writes,
it was with difficulty. frequent bursts
Of applause csuid be Northumberland
when tic sat down, nothing sut the
vigilance Of the Vice President, who
was On the watch, ,prevcnted the gallery
from glviug sujibls pr,ui Of their in
tense feeling. This mas,criy efrnrt Of
Webster. itis supposed has Gu he'd
in the bud, design, 10 make de ep and
impassable, the gulph oi separation
between the Fast and he West by
means OF executing the conditions Of a
ompact, which bound the Southern
States tOvo,e in faCor of giving the
publ: land. 10 the Western States
and they ID return, we're t. jIin the
South. in destroying the protectire sys
'em. This sad state Of things will be
lefea'ed by the blow given by Nr w
n the S6th and "a h uls On hose
iays hi. unprecedented eioqucnce,
ietenGed the csu,e Of New Fnplan.
10 manner, that will secure Etc rna
sratitude. Col. Hayne was compile e
| y" doue up" So that when lie arose
20 reply--be VAS seen nolonger foam,
ing and roaripg-bui crestf.iIen, he u
tered a few soothing expressions, and
disappeared from the awful presence
Of the Northern Lion.
The Boston Gazette says that four
persons were found dad ip their bed,
N different parts ot the city, on sur
day morning. last, who are suppose ed
20 have frozen 10 death-a coiored
man and his house keeper at West Bos
ton. and two aged persons on the South
end. ft.a- Io IL
The Stone church. of the Rev Dr
Beecher in Boston. was discovered 10
be on fi'e, on Sunday night lat and
in short time The interior Of thi.
ha,slsome edi6ce was completely eu :
veloped 10 flames.
The Boston Courier says that Dr.
Bsecher's Church is the sihth or scv.
enth house Of public worship that bs .
been destroyed lie that city. The Old
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-13
BosToN, October 4.
MUTINY AND MURDER.

Capt. Jennings, Of the Brig Mentos,
which arrived here yesterday from San
tos, spoke on the lth ult., lat. 10 10,
long. 45 ~, brig Orbit, late Woodbury.,
master, Of and for New York, from Ak
i'm, Coast of Africa, 48 days out. Capt.
Woodbmy had been murdered By Me crew!
The following statement Of particulars,
furnished Mr.. TopIif by the supercar-
20 of the Mentos, Mr. James Brewer,)
we copy from the City Hall Bulletin
Board
Sept. II, Sea Account, 1880. Latitude
l3, 10, North, Longitude by Chronome-
ter, ID ~ West. At 4 80 u. Nj. saw
vessel ahead standing Southeast. At 8
she rounded to, miles ahead and hols-
ted her ensign union down, and lay to
until we came up with her. When with
in two miles of her, she sent her boat with
three men--(two black, one an Amer-
can belonging to Baltimore, the other
West Indian,) and an Italian, who stated
that the brig was the Orbit Of New-York,
Samuel nj. Woodbury. late master, ~
days from AKIN, Coast Of Africa, bound
TO New York. The West Indian (who
said he was acting mate) brought with
him the briggs Register, Mediterranean
Pass, Shipping Paper, Log Book, and
$40 to pay for what he could spare; and
informed us that Capt. Woodbury. died
on the 18th August, Of the Coast Fever,
and there was no one on board who un-
derstood navigation, they were short Of
provisions, sails all torn to pieces, moth
ing on board torepair them, and the brig
very lcaky-that her cargo consisted Of
100 casks of Palm Oil, 1900 lbs. Ivory,
and only 5000 in specie-and that they
intended to 60 to St. Thomas with the
brig. We found the following in the
Log Book kept by the West Indian;
"8th August, 1880. Between the
hours Of IL and o'clock, Capt. Wood
bury departed this life, after a lingering
Fever, from the Coast Of Africa, leaving
no officer on board after him. So the
crew think il fit 10 make a minute Of the
time ofhis departing this world, for which
reason they have all signed their names.
his
THOMAS r,BROWN,
mark, u
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-13
CELEBRATED
SALT RIIEUM
OINTMENT.

NIIlS ls unquesiionabIy the best and safest
remedy ever yet offered TO the public, for
that obstinate disorder the san Rheum. Where
every other means have lniled, il has succeeded,
and the fact that il has been extensively used by
eminent practitioners, speaks volumes in ils praise
IL Is equally eilicacious in all diseases Of the skin,
scald head, nveiorate Itch, ringworms, sc, &c.
Numerous certificates might be obtained but
the proprietor chooses that fair trial should be
the only evidence of its superior efficacy.
lCFPrice so els. a box.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-13
RUSSELL'S
ITCH OINTMENT.

IHNIIIS choice and safe Ointment is said to be
u superior To any now in for that disa-
greeable and loaihsome disease the Itch. II il so
certain in its operation that no person, troubled
with the above disorder ought TO be without il. II
Is a remedy for cuianeous eruptions, scorbutc af
iectons Of the head, salt rheum, chiIblans, or nny
breaking out which arises from sharp hulnors Of
the blood.
lCj@Price 25 cents per box
A fresh supply has j,. been received by DIR.
Rowland II. Hazard, Alexander T.. Moore, ;. w.
Nnson, Newport: by Gardner Thomas, Ports
mouth by Drs. Thomas 7. Moore and Jeremiah
Williams, Warren by William Amy, Tiyerton:
and by most of the apoihocaries in Providence,
Dos'oh ana New-i0rk eow9moi0
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-13
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY
Of Me safest in the Uorld !

H IN diseases Of The Liper, liberated Sore
IW0df, Deb,ftY resulting from Mtemp erance
anu Dissipdtion, Scrc|uia or Kings Epii, OM
anu MDeterate Ulcers, Pains ia the Bones.
Rh""motism, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Dis
eases Of Me Lungs, Syphilis, BiOfches on the
Face aad SKIN, White Smeiiing Of The Joints,
Ittter, Mercurioi diseases. Piles, &c. Sc.
The certificates Of wonderful cures performed
by the Calhocon, have become 20 numerous. az
TO preclude their insertion in any newspapcr.-
The unrvallcd and very extensive character which
1t has enjoyed for the last six years, as u complete
renovaior, and purifier ofthe biOod and hu,nours
both IN Hospitois and Pirate Practice, IL n
substantial basis for its future support i, has OBJ
tiincd III present great distinction by the extraor-
dihary success which has attended il in the Heal
ing Ar, while every avenue and every track hav-
been searched in vain for its parallel its discov-
cry Is one Of the most sacred boons that can be
afforded to the unfortunate martyr Of disease, and
II Is most sincerely hoped, that the sympathy of
The public will be aroused to the PRONUNCIATION of
inestlmable merits. Proofs of the value of Pot
ters genuine Ca,holicon-ils healing powers
ITS usefulness as general restorer of health the
city of Philadelphia alone could furnish thousands
OF witnesses, TO contradict the base and malicious
iabrlcallons which daily emanatc from the jtaious.
What, we would ask, can be stronger proof of
great utility, than s success in the PENNSYI,-
NhNA HOSPITAL, PHILADELPHIA AIMS
lIOSUE, and the PHILADELPHIA and NEW
YORK PENrIENTIARIES, and in other public
Institutions alike seryiccablc, where the eminent
skill which presides over them had been exhaust
IN vain "1hese Jocts speak trumpet tongued,
and c0nnot BE- gainSam. u is much 10 be lam
entcd that there are 50 many spurious mixtures
manufactured ~ imitation Of this invaluable medi.
cIne, some assuming 10 possess equal virtues, and
vended under the same title Others under differ
ent iitlcs-sone have gone the daring extremity Of
refilling the old bottles with the labels on-wbilt
Others, TO fich the public have Published for their
benefit the very certificates which the proprietor
OF the genuine CothoHcon had obtained liom
those who were cured by his medicine, of various
distressing diseases.
Thus, has he boon assacd in every Corr, bv
Envy, Jealousy, aud Fraud aud thereby pre-
vented extending the usefulness of this great and
long wished for remedy.
just received, direct from the mnnulnctorv or
the proprietor, fresh supply of the Genuine Pot
fer's Cothoiieon, and for sale by A. p. MeoHE.
Market Square Newport Il. L.
Where also, may be had, Potiev's "7reofises
on me Cofhohcon," containing accounts Of some
Of the remarkable cures Performed by its use
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-13
From the Massae ehusetts Journal.
I'M GROWING OLD.


] used TO talk Of moon and star,
And Of rainbow tinted flowers,
Ann thought the bright world seen afar,
line Of summer bowers;
But no,o, I step aside for thorns,
Aud doubt the glittering gold -
My hair is bacls-and / have no cons-
Yet sure Pm growing old.
Some years ago, my silly mind
Would not believe the dream,
That riches might be unrefned,
And pride be very mean;
] since have laughed TO find so true.
What age and wisdom told;
Yet younger fools will doubt me too,
Because I'm growing old.
At the sight Of wretshed boar,
used to be hysteric,
And fondly thoubg the grateful poor,
Were wond rous poetic;
So Wordsworth says-and he should know,
Perchance my heart IL cold;
try to think ii may be SO,
Because I'm growing old.
But worst Of all, seldom weep
Ger fine spun tales Of woe,
And very often 20 to sleep
On volumes all the go;'
I've learn d that human hearts are tough,
And consciences are sold;
A nd surely this n Droof cnough
That am growing old.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-13
RUSSELL'S
STOMACH RHTTERS

MAY be prepared IN Wine or Woier.
V1NllESE celebrated Biiiers are composed pure
ID ly of vegetables of the most innocent, vet
specific virtues; they are recommended particular
ly for restoring weak constitutions, cleansing and
strengthening the stomach, and increasing the ap-
petite; also ms preventive against the cholera
horbus, removing nauseas, vomiting, heartburn,
weakness OF the breast, pain in the stomach and
other symptoms of ilaiulence and Indigestion. One
box will tincture one gallon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-13
POETRY.

The following hymn, written by w. u. Tappa
vas sung at the second Anniversary Of the Ame
IAN Sunday School Union in Philadelphia.
If this low vale of strife and tears
Were never summed by mercy's beam,
Where gladness now, o God appears,
How dark would thy Creation seem!
Reveal'd in splendour was thy Name,
When morn her banners first unfurl'd;
Yet loveer is the lgh, that came,
Shedding redemption Ger world,
+. To this high impulse man has how'd,
And frgid hearts have learn'd TO love;
The fierce ale humbled; on the proud
Sits meelSness like a peaceful dove.
Now are the mighty of the earth
Workers with God-now hoary age
Pants TO pariake the second binh,
Now children are his heritage.
Earth has theme allied TO heaven,
And joys like those that linger there,
When to these lisping ones il given
The arless eloquence ofprayer;
They waken too, a trembling string,
While holy rapture warns and thrills,
With hymns as sweet ms seraphs sing
Upon those everlasting hills.
Our hearts rcjoice-our bosoms glow
This hour, what cheering visions rise!
These children nurtur'd here below,
Shall swell the assemblies Of the skies;
Glorious will be his diadem,
And songs and extaces unknown
Who forms for God one beautieous gem,
To sparkle on the eternal throne!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-13
Ne,D- York .N1feS.

NeD- York Mites.
New-York City....pa
Commercial b......
Albany bis under S2O do
New York :. b
Albany, under 800 dc
Bank Of Ncwburgh,
under $20. do
Mechanics'& & Farms. dc
Troy b............do
Farmers b Of
Troy ..........dO
Mohawk Bank Sclle-
nectady do.
Bank of Utica, ...... J
Birch b Of Newburgh do
Branch b. at Ithaca, do
Rochester b........do
Auburn, ..........do.
Ontario b Canaan
dnigua..........do do.
Ontario b Utica, do.
Duchess Co. b....par
l.ansingburgh b....do
Central b Cherry
Valley, ..........4 !
Geneva b ........ do
Cntskill ..-......... Z
Columbia bank nt
Hudson ......9O 81
Middle District, ..2J 80
Ornnge County ....SaI
Jefferson Go. b at
Adams, ........ 3
Washington & War
ren, ........7Oa 75
Niagara b......... unc
Greene Go. b
Catskill, 1880 a 10
Bank ofPlaltsburgh, 80
Barker's Exchange, unc
Canal Bank, Albany, 4
Merchants x Mccha-
nics b Troy. do.
Bank of Monroe, at
Rochester.
Bank of Ithaca, at
llhica, ........
Dgdenburgh bnk.. !
Bank " hitehalI.. !
Wayne Go b..... |
Bank oi'Gcnesee, |
BATAVIA, $3.50.
Lockport b......
Connecticut Notes.
New llayen b........g|
bridgeport b ......par
Norwich b........do.
] names b Norwich "a
Mechanics b New
N'iihNtil, 40.
Hartford ..........do,l
'hrnix blk. Hartford do !
'ilddietown b......do.
'alIfleld Go. bank, do.
Go. do. do.
.agle biz. N.IIaven, unc.
All others, ..........R
Mdssachusetfs. |
'oston Banks, .... lasI \
springfield be-. do
Nantucket b........ .do
'aciiic bank Nant. do.
lanulac. & Mechan- K
les b at Nant. .do.
Nj other Massachu- /
setts Notes, do.
Rhode-B Biand. |,
PAW luckeib. RaI
arm. 4 Mech. =. 20.
vi other banks, ....saIl: !:
Maine. /
Viscasset BE-. bro. |
. .enebec, IIallowell, do.
vi others, rs,........gult {
permOnf. y
'urllngt0n, n,........saAs i
{. Albans, ......-...IlI
III others, ........do.
Hampshire. |
VI the banks, ....aaI /
Nsw-Jrsey. II
tate bank at Morris
town under S5,....bIl
tate biz. nt Camden, do.
'om. bk. under $40. do (
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-13
LARGE COMBS.
TO LET.
HENRY Y. CRANsTON 0v

at LoW, has removed his office 10 the
House, directly opposite TO and north of the Court
House, where he may be found at all times hrs
Office being contiguous TO bis residence. Here
ailer his time will be devoted exclusively to his pro-
fApriI T.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-13
EXECUTRIX,S NOTICE

VNHE subscriber having been appointed Exec
y uirix TO the last VIII and Testament of Re-
berea Brenton, late Of Newport deceased, and
having given bonds as the law requires. hereby re-
quests all persons having demands lgams, said Fs-
tate 10 present them for settlement, aud those IN
dcbied 70 make immediate payment to
ELIZA &. BRENToN, Erec'r.
aug !, 1880. 1w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-10-13

MILTON HALL has jus, received, and
I'VE now offers for sale, few halfquarter casks
of LISBON WINE, at the very low price of
10 cents per gallon. aisos few casks Rosillon, a
superior article, at 90 cis. per gallon 10.