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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10
8 BostOn'seidlitz Water

his artificial preparation manufacturedp.
Joseph Boston, chymist, No. J Wall street MI
is drawn Fl ON a fountain Us the coda water ~,
Is put up IN bottles, containing each one dose
as mud and efficient laxative us can he ri
quired, and @ithal as paIalaLe as the .od,
water ltsely.
"Ihis preparation is differently comno,sd
from that OF the common seidlitz powder al ITO
| shops.
We have for year past been in the bsbi, ~
recommending ii TO our patients, especially the
oyspeptic, the nervous, and the hahtuallv
cosuVe, with the most benign effects We are
induced TO prefer il TO the congress water A.
possessing all the virtues Of the latter. with
out being pernicious to any habit or cousta
ton.
We have visited the establishment in wb,rh
Mr.. Boston manufactures this Article. II "a
! conducted on a large scale keeping constant
I iy four hands employed. There appears to be
much labour bestowed in impregnatlng the wa,
| tel with The several materials of which II j.
| composed. We learn that Mr.. Boston trans
| ports the water to various parts of the Unlled
Stat 5, furnishing hotels and other public pIa
ces. We aha persuaded that il viii take prrce.
! dence OF the Saratoga " aters as Il laxative and
! mild tonic, as soon as its virtues become
| appreciated by public taste and experience"
| The proprietor making no secret Of the art
! Gle has submitted It's preparation TO a Number
Of the Faculty. who highly approve and 70.
commend il, particularly to those Of infrm and
delicate habit, as a medicine so agreeable T.,
the taste that even children take IT with ayGi.
| ~.
The comparative small dose that it required
10 produce an active, and w. hen taking fssling)
almost immediate effect, renders the SeIdl.t
Water invaluable as a remedy TO the man Of
business, removing in less than All hour the
unpleasant oppression many feel from beay.
ness IN the atmosphere or too lice lndul
| gence in conyYlality or The luxuIies Of the 10.
/ Bile.
To those whose business will not admit Of
visiting Saratoga Springs, this waller is offered
as ~ ife unal, agreeable and cheap substitute
and is pan tIcuarly recommended 10 the IN.
ha1i,anls OF warm climates, aud masters u
vessels visiting iror.cal regions, for Whose &C.
eommodeton it is kept pucked in quantities 10
suit purchasers.
The subscriber, agent for Mr. Boston, is nov
! opening large supply oil Boston Setdltz Waller,
which Is for sale al New York prices.
! Howell DAVIES,
! Nov. %.
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AIerlun GlntlIs.

n JEW pieces crimson, salmon, blue aud
~ punk, forming rare assortment, viii be
much under lormer prizes.
MckEE, ROBINSON & Co.
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Y AEiE.NAEo.

ca Az IA 4 4 IA o.
HflE Subscriber is now receiving ana
- opening for sale, al the i0uest prices VIC
GLOWING Varieties, VIZ:
Under Boxes, plain,
do DO engraved
Phrhorus Lights, 70 md boxes,
d. hat do
Crton Oil (Pcllttier's)
Anise Oil
Nut Oil, =
Poppy on.
Ouu Hoses, -.
Hair Brushes (variety.)
Iheriac Andromica, =
Sterl Tweesers (supe,ior)
Real Turkey Rhubarb
Paper oiders,
Co cured Sand.
Aromatic Vinegar (fancy)T
do Hehry's (superio,)
Oil Carnation,
Curling Fluid
Spring and Thumb Lancets }yoristy
English and American,
English Called Magnesia,
Superior Watch and Clock Oil,
Powder Puifs in boxes (beautiuD
Rowland's Essence OF Tyre
Besi English Indellihle lns
Howell DAVIES
Nov. %
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CONDITIONS.

This work is issued IN numbers, on the first
of every month, comprising Of large oc'avo
pages printed ou 6ne supet-rogal paper with
entirely ney typo, aud carefully stitched ia
Lolored GOV IS. Eve, number will Con- in \
piece of MusIc, one CorrERPLArE EEGRAYING
aud al least lonr Wood GUrs, 'linstlat>e q
some oil the ooo'enis, ana ssfrs ihree months
q CoLotLp PLATE OF tue LATEST Fashions.
IN" subscription priee Is - o. per annnm,
PAYABLE IN ADrAHtL--23 per cent semi-au-
nuslly, Will be added to all subscriptions that
remain unpaid, aud the work discontinued
TO those who neglect 10 settle up then arrears.
Great attention VIII he observed III iur.
wardng the work TO country subscribers, that
they may receive IT uninJuIad by mail trsnspor.
tttion.
j = All letters and communications con
cernIng this work will be promptly attended
10. Address l.. A COLBY Il Co.
Daiy Chronicle Office, PhdadeiPhis
az Subscriptions received by MARLIN w
DAVENPORT, AGENT.
J.
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NOTICE. All persons having c, ca, then
~ gainst the subscriber, will pre'e". 10 han.
for payment in his absence they may
ded 10 Chisweli Dasney, Esq. possER.
Dec. Is
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TAKE NOTICE.

kR| AS found, Cor said TO have been found. \
w by negro OF nine, between this place
and my residence, in Amherst county, 7 miles
from Lynchburg, a BANK NOTE, which the
owner can have by giving satisfactory ev,de nee
OF lis being his, and paying for this advertise
nen'' WIN. KENT.
Dec. l3 I,
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NOTICE..

"A n pursuance Of deed oftru,l, cieeu'eH
q me by Jonu Bullock, for the purpose u
curing o William Daniel, the payment Of
tain Sum Of money, which deed bears dae , ,S.
sixth day OF June, 1928, and is recorded " wv
Clerks Office OF The Hastings Court al Ly
burg, will, on Friday the 2sth day Of ''"' IN
~ neXl, expose to public auction ior ea'" ,,oo.
the premises, one half Of TWO lots OF ,bs
lying on the Main street, in Lyncnguso' and
first lot having been conveyedto jour M
James Bullock, by Rowland Jones' aoJo aud 10
Planter.'warehoose aud the other conveyed =" -
John Bullock by James Saunders, as W.. w.. "
pear by deeds of record in the Clerk 0Dl''
the corporation of Lynchburg he nur-
Acting as trustee l will convey 10 ~ deed
chaser such title as is vested ia me by ''s
Of trust above mentioned. r..,oe
WIN. RADTORD, Irus,e''
Dec. %
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FOR RENT.

A VniiE lower tenement OF III,
El.M - Brick House, two doors n,
bose the Franklin, occupied last
.& year ~ Benjamin l.. seruggs-
n comInodious nnd convenient bouSe for busi
ness. Aprly to
WILLIAM BAILEY.
Ian. q II
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Musical INSTRUMENTS.

ahE subscriber is this DAY receiving and
- - opening beautiful supply of A. Hopkins
C,"r'pne's' Flutes, pIain aud tipp'd ivory, all
'o' sa'e al manufacturers prices.
n.o Howell DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-10
COpavtnership.

vnNHE subscriber, will, in future. carr,
L their Rope, Irvine. aud Baggine mai ~, ~
business al the old stand of. II. EcboI.
tue lower end oil main street, under the firm =,
Echois aud Cunditf' where they will kpep o.
hand good assortment OF Cordage, Twin. A.
Cotton BsggIng, for sale wholesale aud ,e,.S
at unusually low prices. '''i
J. IL. ECHoLS,
JONATHAN E CUNDIFr.
April % ,s
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" anteN.

a SMART country Boy. from IL to 10
~ years Of age, as an apprentice 10 the
Boot aud Shoe making business.
BERNARD FINNEY.
Jan.3 81
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REMOVAL.

WINE subscriber has taken The Bell TAvT,s
81 Nelson Court House, {Loyinrs,sa
where he Is now ready TO receive all n.,.a(
VINO may favor him With their company. and -
pledges himself 10 use every exeTton 10 ~
tue most general saiisfa ction. s'S
His house is situated near the Cop,,.u.
and is large and commodious. HIS .,abia ''ei
brick, and calculated To hold from FORTY r. ~ VI
hofse',-this is likewise beautifully sun, my
With grain, fodder, &c. which. with the I'm
ton of good and faithful servants, he a.
hmsslf Will entl,ie him to patronage. '''
J. B, STOUT
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New HeneAy.

aEIDLlTZ WArER.-Ths agreeable ~.
- RENT rs with confidence ofieted 20 Tho , ap
l,c, aud particularly TO th,se who canno, s,',.
mount their dislike to the medicine, in ~.
mon use being deprived of all the nau.so'.
taste. il is not less palaable than soda u,,""
1t has stood the test OF experience, aud pn.,
satisfaction 10 grea, numbers OF persons in H.
habit OF taking il. Sedliiz Water is slrono',
recommended by physicians as a remedy N
disorders OF the stomach and digestive organ,
headach, bilious objections, Cutaueous md
scorbatc eruptions.
The following remarks appeared in the Med
cal Inquirer monthly publication conduelcd
by an association OF physicians aud surgeons Of
New YORK.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-04
For Nert

Fnr N&tt,
m,ssS Tha, co"''no iiuu> tree stor'
s4Sss YrAa DW'EILING HOUSE.
IN. si&st the corner of aln,ron and FairfsS
SAgxfxx& street,, late in the occupancy OF Miss
Ashton boarding house The situation win {
gard to health, quiet, &C. very desirable
Also Brick Warehouse and Store at the intersS O.
of Union and streets formerly used b! Nh
Maurice herbert. This is eligible stand for one en-
gagged in thr Commission business nr storage. Posses
sion given imme diate'y, Ehquira at this flee
dec IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-04

District NJ CnsuMbia.
.Aierandria County, Set.
NOVEMBER TERM, 1850.

Richard johnson and home Inhn
son, trading under the firm Of
Richard Johnson Son, Com
plainants, PIN CHANCERY.
against
William Bever aud lIoratio Cha
gett, d. fer dants,
fs>HE Defendant, lillian Beverly, not having en-
4 tered his appearance, and given securt, accord.
ing to the statute and the rules Of this Court, and it
appearing the satisfaction Of the Court, that the said
lism Beverl, is not inhabtant of the District IT
Columbia, The motion Of the Complainants by their
counsel, Ills
Orderea That t.e Defendant, William Beverly, dn
appear re betor, The frat day of tn nextApril
term Of this Court and answer ihe bill of the Com
paisnts, ana give securt, for performing the DEGREES
Of this Cour, and that the Defendant oratio Clagett,
do net pay away orsecrete the debts b, him owing to,
or the mene,, estate effects in his hands, belong.
ng to The said absent Defendant William Beverh. un-
I'll tbs fu her order and decree Of us Court; and that
copy OF tins order be forthwith published in the Alex
,EIria phenx Gazette for two months successfully ard
tir another copy be posted at the front door Of the
Cur; house Of said County
fest: EDM EE, C. c.
dec 80 Pm
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Oats
Fresh Fruit.

boxes Banch Raisins. tsupeD of late impor
d. Just received and for sale by
WA. ID. MUTT.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-15

Several Peers, and those Anti-ReForm
Peers, too, have recently beenvcry large
purchasers to the American Funds! One
Peer, who refuses all Reform, purchased
last week 3O,O0Ol. American Stock
His ancestors refused all concession to
the United States; but folks there arc
who "lorget nothing and learn nothing" ]"
be the experience what it may Daily
Paper.
The truth is, that, for several days
past, there has been no American Stock
in the. Market, the Anti-lseiormers hav-
ing become very considerable holders;
thus, the opponents of public liberty at
home declare that they place no reliance
on the legitimate Governments guided by
the wisdom Of Metternich; by the tru-
gality and foresight of the most cnlight-
encd Monarch Of the age! they refuse to
mcddle with the funds of Russia, of Aus
tria, of Prussia, of Holland, of Miguel
or of Ferdinand the Beloved, and seek
safety in those institutions of unmxcd de-
mocracy, which in this country they de-
clare would be fatal to all property, al
order, all safety!- Examiner.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-15
ARRIVALS.

S.ruRpAy, Dec 10th, h,-arr. the schr. Morn
IN. Star. .Nickerson, 20 days fin Wilmington, (N'
: for Boston with loss bowsprit, bulwarks sails,
Jeck-load, and leaky; south shoal Of Nantucket
hearing N. +. dist 20 miles, spoke schr' JARVIS
Brown, l6 days i'm .Newbern, Tor tins port
SuNnAy Dec. llth,-Arr Schr Minos, irce'
% days from Rum Key. Has experienced very
severe weather on this coast,-on the o'h inst was
within 80 miles Of this portland was blown on IN
the recent gales. Left at Rum Key tng'sn Dry
Rozsin X. Reece, of Bermuda for Charleston ,'oou-
ing; schr Henry, Brownell, sailed i1th 'or ,o"s-
Island, Bahamas, to procure salt ior Wi'"'ng'on :,
both mas,s sprung and fshcd; brig Cyno' Nenne, na
sailed for Philadelphia, 10th Nov. 2o'n' 'a,, 20
long. "a 40, spoke brig Ospray James, lrln % iu.N'
Is1nJ Cor New I.ondon Dec. lst lat. 81 u long
GO *. spoke schr. Magnolia, OF sale',,--al, ne'
.a;l. bown away except the loresail wished TO %
,aron from the schr.-informed them we woul'
,al ,heu on board as soon as the wind sea mou
sr,,eJ so ,ha, our long-boat could be got out WI.
s,c,,v.--i, war then blowing very heavy 'rol' 10
i NJ 1.-THE gale continuing & increasing .'so"s Ml,
the nip,a.--los, sight Of him. lie was 'rn ro'.
carolina bound 10 Phladelpha. and sho'' 0, wa
tsr--had been days wi,hou, fire or lgnt--enpe.' @
ored TO throw brand on board Had 'here nee
any possibility Of taking thcm irom ne N''s''
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-15

safety, we would willingly have done it, although
short of provisions ourselves. 4th, lat. SO Il long.
10 40, passed schr firm Gloucester for NYork---
informed us they had on board which they
had taken from wreck in the gulf stream, under
stood the name Of the wreck TO be the Chic. eth,
lat. 40 80, long GO So, spoke brig Agenora, w
hours from Boston. From 9TH to 9th Dec. passed
large quantities of lumber
schr. Abigail, Norris, 20 days from Alexandra,
with flour & corn for Boston, experienced wealth
er extremely tempestuous, in which she sustained
damage in hull, sails, spars and rigging, and was
obliged to throw over his deck load----put into
this port for repairs.
SUNDAY EvENING,---schr. Galaxy, Sylves-
Ter, IL days fin Bath for TaIl-RiSer, with lumber
experienced heavy gales on the Ith, oh, 6th,
lost deck load on the ith. Dec. 3, LAT. 80 ~,
long. 90 30, spoke schr Three Friends, fm Bay
of Mexico for New York; had picked up the crew
of brig Ontario, Of Portland. Dec. 10, lat ~,
long. ~, passed schr. ly ing OH her beam ends,
mainmasi, mainsai and boom hanging by the
board, painted black with yellow moudngs and
stern; appeared to have had double name could
distinguish only the letters Ohm, part Of the
first; her size about 80 tons.
H MoNDAY, l2th-schr. Hero ,Crowell, fin Prov
for Yarmouth; Betsey & Polly, Baker, fin do io'
Dennis; ship VIM. Baker, Martin, fin do for Sa
vamnah; schr Content, Nickerson, fn New York
Anginoria, Tyler, fin Provid. for Baltimore; Rich
ard Rush, Kelly, fn do for Philadelphia.
II TUESDAY,, l3th--schr. Eliza Hand, Harding
| fin Proyid for Alexandria; sloop Three Brothels
! Gladding, fin New York for Fall River
4 WEDNESDAY,, I4th-brig Fame, Ninson, ia
Nlatanzas for Provid.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-15

October and November amounted to l >
O58 $40, showing an excess over the
same months Of last year Of 459, ,608 dol
lars.
1t is in contemplation to construct a
Rail Road from New-London to Provi-
dence, to intersect the road contemplated
to be run between Providence and Bos-
ton.
Mr. Luther Munro cautions the public, through
the Warren, X. l. Star, against purchasing part
ridges at this season. as the LIST inst he bought
one in that market, which had in its crop sepen
striped snakes, the largest 81 inches long
A Boston lady says there are ii, 800 stitckcs III
fine linen sbnt.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-15
Bearings, &c. of Uickfor Light-Uouse.
MARKET, Monday, Dec.
REPORTED FOR THE BOSTON PATRIOT.

At market, this day, $50 Beef Cattle, 526 stores,
100 sheep, aud 20t0 swine About 1000 swine
have been before reported.
Es-Beef Cattle The best qualities mar
ket catlle1 sold little higher, but barrellmg Cat
tic were not III so great demand and were taken at
rather less. We shall quote for extra 50 20 a 3
33, prime SIS, good 62 II SO, thin 3 a 4 37a
we noticed one or two yoke taken at 80.
Barrelling CattIe--Ihe barrellers were unwil-
linz to pay last weeks prices: some cattle were
purchased at less. We quote for Mess ffi %,
no. l, 3 80 75.
Stores Many sales effected ut former high pri-
ces
Working Oxen-Wc noticed sale. at So, 80 so,
~, 73, and $50.
Cows s Calves--Sacs were effected at Is, 2l,
23, 25, rs, and $40.
Sheep--Dull: sales were effected for lots al IS
II S4, 90, 2 II, and 25. Some leautliu
we,hers were at market but not sold
Swine--Market completely ''gutted." W.
have reported some of them from four to six tunes
! About / so only were sold this day. We notice
one lot of 80 selected barrow shoats ut 4!c; on
! lol of 10 selected at 4c. At retail, 81 io
sows, a for barrows
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-15
IDI ED.

Tn this town on Sunday evening last, Mr.. VIII
liam Pullen, aged 66 years,
On Monday morning last, of Group, VIM. Mar
tin, son of Mr. Edward Austin, nged months,
days.
On Friday last Of Group, James Summons, only
child of Mr. Anthony Manuel, aged about one
wear. This is the third child the parents have lost
from this fatal disease, all about the same age
On Tuesday last, Mrs. Martha Buckmaster, wild
oy of Can't. Geo. Buckmaster, aged 81 years.
Yesterday morning, Miss Abby Waldron, aged 63
wears They were sisters, and had lived together
for many years, previous to their death Their
exemplary piety and anabllity Of character, en-
deored them TO a numerous circle of friends, who
deeply lament their loss.
On the 2d inst. Andrew Jackson, son OF mr. Jo'
siah Tew, aged l year s 2 months.
Yesterday afternoon, Anna Lawton, wife o.
John Lawton. aged about so years-a highly
respectable member of the Society of Friends
On Monday last, of Group, Thomas Jefferson
son of Mr.. Thomas Jefferson Potter, aged years
5 months. M
At Portsmouth on Sunday last, Capt Pele!
|, Thurston, aged IS years.
At Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. John NJ Breeze ior
merly of this place, aged 81 years. - :,
II Al Stafford, Conn. on the 9TH inst Mrs. Rut
Patten, relict of the late Rev. William Paiten .
! that place, in the 92d year Of her age.-she wa
a woman of great pie,y and usefulness.
II In Providence on Thursday last, OF the influen
! IN. after very short illness, Mr.. VIM. Wilcox
/ oped 40 wears On Friday last, MIR. Isaac An
gell. in the 18th year of his age.--On Sunda
nornny last, of influenza, Miss Lydia Wilson
| daughter of the late Mr. David Burr in the 7al
| wear of her age--On Sunday evening last NJ
! Wm. Field, I'd, aged 53 years.---On Monda
morning last, Mrs. phcbe Keeeh, wife of Mr. IL
nhaniah Keech, in the 27th year of her age
On Monday last Capt. Joseph Potter, aged abo'
on veors: Mr. Z, was one of the oldest inhabltah
of Providence. On Tuesday morning last hlr
Nancy Allen, widow of the late Gabriel Alle'
Eso. in the 74,h year of her age.--On Iuesda
morning last, Sarah Ann Cbapm, wife oil Mr.
i. mory Chapm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-15
L + r nj 5.

Hon. John Cotton Smith, of Connec-
,;cut has been unanimously elected Eres-
;dent of the American Bible Society, IN
Mace Of Col. Richard Varrick, deceased.
The Connecticut River is frozen over
Letters from Mexico to the Goth Oct.
received at New Orleans, represent al
fairs as tranquil.
II is proposed in New York to erect a
monume mt to the memory OF the ia'c Dah-
iel ID. Tompkins.
The packet ship President, fin Charles
ton was wrecked in Newly ork lower
bav. on the 4th inst. Grew & passengers
saved; cargo principally lost. Inc scnoo, r
ner Lottery, of New-llaven was arlvt" O.
ashore in the late gale at Long beach'
N. J. and all on board perlshed.
The New-York Insurance Companies
have chartered u schooncrtocruIsc OIL INC
Coast to afford rcliefto vessels In distress
slarpe buildings were destroyed by hre
in Georgetown, ID. c. on the 2oth ult'
Major Hordynshi, a Polish officer nov
in Boston, is preparing sketch OF .n'
war in Poland. lie was in most oi ,n'
severe engagements which occurred II
the late heroic struggle.
The population of Scotland is 1850
100.
Rev. David Benedict has been al
po;nted Post Master at Pawtucket, IL.
vice Otis Tiffany, removed.
The amount of duties received at II
Custom-Housc, Boston, for the fsc
year ending Sept. 30th, was 4,oRa,ol
81, showing an excess over the year l5''
of ,sl8,O72 Of. The duties secured
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-15

MASONIC INVESTIGATION, Sc.--The
States Committee for investigating the
subject of masonry, SC. has for the last
ten days been constantly and industrl-
ously engaged Cat the Court-llouse in
Providence, in prosecuting the business
for which they were appointed, and it Is
presumed the investigation will continue
for some days to come. The chairman
Of the committee, it is understood, has
expressed a wish that the editors Of pa
pers and others, would refrain from Civ
ing partial and garbled reports of the
proceedings of the committee. The do
ings of the committee it is presumed, will
be reported in detail to the Assembly at
it's session in January next, when the
pcople will be able to learn whether their
interest is most endangered by masonry
or anti masonry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-15

BY the following notice from the Secretary
will be seen that a Lecture is to he delivered be-
fore the ASSOCIATE SOCIETY Of this place, THIS
evening. by the Hon. WILLIAM HUNTER, Pres
iden, of said Society. The price o'tlckets Is tXed
a, a very low rate, and the proceeds will be gwen
to the Relief Society I'VE know of no charitable
institution especially at this nclement season OF the
wear, that has greater claims upon our generosity
than the Relief Society.
E.--A Lecture Will de-
l;vered before the ASSOCIATE SO-
CIETY OF NEWPORT, this even
ing, by the Hon. VIM. HUNTER, at hall
past 6 o'clock, in the Rev. MIR. Choules
Meeting House. Tickets of admission
Cat 70 2l.2 cents each,) may be obtained
at w. j. ii. Barber's--James Ham
mond's--Wm. Callahan's--Geo. Engs
and at Mr.. Townsend's. by vote
ofthe Society the proceeds arising iron
the sale of the tickets, will be paid owe
70 the RELIEF SOCIETY.
GEO. G. KING, Secr'y.
Thursday, Dec. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-15

norant, or as a thorough going party
man.--HENRY CLAY has been placed by
Gen. Smith on two very inferior commit
tees, and in the third and fourth class on
such committees.--Is such conduct ju-
dicious' Is it magnanimous? Is it hon
est? Nay, is it decent ON the part of Cen
Smith? No matter.--Gen. Smith, nol
this administration together, can ado
nothing to the fame, the intrinsic worth
and the daily increasing popularity OF MI
CLAY; and therefore, thank God, they
can detract nothing therefrom.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-15
MARE RHED.

In this town, on Thursday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Tucker, Mr.. Thomas A. Richardson Of
Providence, to Miss Mary T. Remington, daush-
ter of Mr.. Peter =. Remington.
In Pawtuxet on the 4th inst. by the Rev. Mr..
Shurtlif, Mr.. William lIorswel', Of this town, TO
Miss Charlotte p Rhodes daughter of the late Capt
Charles Rhodes Of the former place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-15

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HENRY CLAY took his seat i'll the u
nited States Senate Oh Monday, the first
day of the present session, apparently In
fine health and spirits. Every mark Of
respect, we learn, was paid to this dis
tinguished patriot and statesman, by his
old friends and acquuintanccs.