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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24

States. 20 our senator and Delegate. in the
General Assembly, 10 cur n. presentat,e !,
Congress, and To Tho President Of the Jn,on
Convention OF South Carolina
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this
meeting DO published In the virginia Ere.
Yress, and other papers OF Virginia.
GEO. W. HUMPHREYS,
Chairman
s a....- + r! Dass...rr' Secretaries.
The following resolutions we're offered bv
John Davenport, Esq. as q substitute for those
reported BY the committee:
1. Rssotrsd, That VIC arc attached to the
Constitution OF the United States, and 10 The
Constitution OF Virginia; and that we viii
oppose with equal zeal and devotion, an m
fraction Of either from foreign or domestic
violence, and that we will support the 90
vcrnmcnt Of the United States in the exercise
Of all her delegated powers.
2. Rsscirsd, That we arc ardently attached
10 the uaion Of the States Of North America
estceming the same our defence in war, and
IN peace our source Of prosperity.
j. Rssoired, That nc will cling 20 our state
government rs our own special vine and Rg
tree, anfies the brasrle. Of which NC can All
In happy and domestic communion.
\. Resolved, That We would ask the con-
stituted authorities Of our common govern
ment, IN executing their duties, SO 10 per-
form them that the shedding Of the blood Of
our brethren may be prevented, and peace
and concord flow from their acts.
D. Rssoired, That we utterly rcpudiate Nul
iificat'on as Unconstitutional and disorganiz-
ing.
8. Resoired, That justice and patriotism
require the immediate reduction Of The exist
Ing Tariff to the revenue standard, as tho on
ly means Of preserving the union Of these
States.
The following resolution was stricken out
on suggestion OF WIN. Lucas, Esq, and by
consent Of Mr.. Davenport, aud the above nth
and sixth substituted,-to wit:
Rssoirsd, That the Executive be requested
to discharge from his councils, all who una
advise him to execute the laws Of the Union
upon sister state with military vengeance.
On division of the meeting on the adop-
ton OF the above substitute, but twelve vote
were found in their favour
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24
CONGRESS-.

TuunspAr, JANUARY IL.
IN the SENATE. yesterday. Message was re-.
ee'ved from the President Of the United
states. transmitting copies ofhis Proc lam.tion.
the Ordinance Of South Carolina. and y.r;ou,
other documents connected with the s,,b;.e,
OF nuIihcation. After the Message was read.
Mr. Grundy moved that IL be referred, toee,b.
CT Win TIE accompanying documents, TO the
COMMITTEE on the Judiciary. Mr. Calhoun
rose. (sPpareniiy under deep excitemen,)
and 10 short and vehement speech. CON.
tested some Of the state nents and views oon.
tanned m the Message. Mr. FORSYTH said |,
few words, particularly in reply to an allusion
made by Mr. Calhoun, TO the case of t;eoro;.
and the supreme Court The whole subiec e.
was then referred 10 the Committee on the
Judiciary; and. on motion Of Mr. Grundy,
a,ooo copies Of the Messsgssnd Documents
were ordered to be printed
In the Aosss Of Representatives. after y.
veral resolutions and petitions presented b
different members had been disposed Of the
fres'dents Message vas laid before the
House, with the accompanying documenta. :
Aher the Message had been read, Mr.. wilde
made some remarks upon the importance OF
the subject and moved that its further con.
siderstion be postponed until to-day. and thar
the message snd documents be printed. -
Upoo this motion . debate arose, in which
hessrs Cambeeleng. Wayne, ArneId. Dear.
born, Ellsworth. Stewart, Carson. z. Eyere,,.
Coulter, McDGffie, Wide, Drsyton. viii.
Hams. Archer. Hoffman, Ingersoll, Burgess.
Crs,g, Bell, u. ~. johnson, snd ws,moash h.
took psrt. when the question vss taken and
me motion 10 postpone lost. yeas Sc, oays
io4 Mr. Archer thcu moved 20 refer the
message and documents 90 the Commi,tee on
the Judiciary. Mr.. Stewart moved 20 ref,,
them 10 Select Commi,see TO be compos,d
o. one member from each State, and NJ. vii.
Hams moved 10 refer them to the Committee
OF the Whole on the state Of the Unlon. AZ
ter discussions apen the relative proprietv and
advantage OF the reference to ,hese scyer.l
Committeessi IN which hsessra Archer. soei0ha.
irwin. williams. Cambreieng, Coulter. zen
and Drsyton participated, The question "a,
eaken,-trst upon the references 10 the Com.
mittee ofthe whole on the state ofthe Union
This vas negaiived by large majority
TIE question was then taken upon Seferr;ao
the Message and accompanying documentS
70 the Judiciary Committee. which was ear.
RED Be Arnold. by unsn;moas consent.
ssoved that 20. 900 copies OF the ASessage and
Documents be psioted-snd afierwards nnosii.
ned u 20 Is. coo. II the INSTANCE Of My. N~r.
Ger. which was agreed 10. The House then
adjourned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24

-. ~. lEhES TING FROM 8. CAROLINA.
- We reser the reader 20 the sreond sizing of
%: adopted BY the people Of 3sravell
District, - Of much consequence ror ,o,., ,i,,,
has been understood tisss the ChaFlesson Sier-
ehaHss vouid voluntarily pay tIss DUTIES nu 1I,,.
ieave nothng FOE the Ordinance 10 set nuep. H,,sl
pse.ens tbe tAressened eoiiision sad mssy Asster-
ea tnsmsei,es that by dies sinple expediess the
views OF TIE Ccayeutioa would ~ rendered ns,-
gatosy. The acts passed IL pursaanee q The o.
u,nanee, .s@amed the eOasuFTenes q the raer-
ehHnss " their rxeeutioa, and contained 40 nenal
y ep2n mas suemissioa 20 the requlsitious of the
liz. LIs sops ,has ioSssd ' szpIOed By the Pro-
RESOLUTIONS.
He'streas That the Wbig eitizsss of hi,
District have read with ind;eas1;o,, ~. 80
Proclamation 81 the President 81 the IJa;s-S
States that u is unprecedented IN ~. .r,.-s.
% THIS Rcpubl;c, and e-s csly b $3.50 81,
tbe lneendiary publications of GsRe. CIosor
s"rgeyne and Cosnwallis. dasiuE' Inc vrVel..
.,oa, and that as our ancestor net tho,,- IN
90 re meet tbs, viib seora end dehsoee'
hs'efUsd. That the doelsisss sVowed /.
me rrorinmsison. n rsIstion to the theorV Of
~ 90 srasaenf, efe bisissieally uatsue, aad
prs.sueAily oesPoiics aad ihsi the eassblisaeus
~ - s seen - NE ssssled psisciPlss ~ shls enc
cheek Of 81 fetessl uu,sspasisIs 49,, 49,.
s'eie assbesi'iea. y 10 reader ehsaes al "a.
yerBmeni insvnabta.
hsaefp.as be- say state has 81 en- ,;u,. q
r'sm pesessbly % secsds iron shs Uoion.
Rsssfseas That eur primary asd psssmon,s
aileg'saes - siti1ens 81 The Biase, aas;ps .,
adapted. j. sfrighi dee - he sgsse.
ResshRd, Thai tbs Pederal f,svern,,s 1,
neyrase whnfeveF has i,sa rirhs % eoeree -
Stalus ED thst e the staempt shull ba n.sls
ngAiag 8Outh Caroi,pa, pe sre peepssed 90
fspti fNea - force. sad ri, iaw o. sks blrss.
Ings etsfs13 sin unaiafa;o eur liberties - al
hazards.
Rs'siee& Thas ~ modissa,isn ~ he Ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24

SHE. Subscribers takes great pleasure IN
n making his best thanks To bis many
friends ana customers, for the patronage he
mas already received ~ -slErchant, and At
she same 'sn.e oegs leave 10 storm them that
ks has taken Nc. sAaUsl n. Roursn.reu
into partnership with him. The We OF the
hrm viii be Wa. CLESELAND T. Co, who so
lieh a continuance of favOrs that have been
bestowed on the a Iic's obedient slfvant.
jan ~ ieS5A VIM. CLEVELAND.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24

Among other late public meetings, we no
tice one in New Orleans, on the Cd inst,
tho lion. ID. Beuligny in the Chair, at which
800 persons were present, and resolutions
were adopted denouncing Modification, sp-
proving the Presidents Proclamation, and
determining, Mt every hazard, 10 sustain the
Union Of the States
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.

ri6 which dsss sss expl;eisly dscsss thsa u
shsli be reduced 20 the Su,sdsrd - the o.
dsssry Reveses sf the Gesersl 0ovessneass
wili meet the wishes of the people. a. justly
. saspcssioe or repeal Of the sets Of Nvliscs
tioe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24

The McsssEs esosrs vtsh esss sso2sh IN
which the Presideus sxprcsscs BE reee1Des - Ne
dispoitios q eash dspsrtsews 81 - Cssees-
m~st to perform Ia duty. while scssesrisg
v.rtis the erruss Of our bs<shrse In . psrtieuiar
quarter, duty 70 ~ ress q slss usioa (ssys The
Presid<ns) demands thss ope~ nd osyssized rc-
sisssoee 20 the Laws sAsli nos Be exccvsed With
imps,nisy. He trusts that The preseat diasculties
may ressis in proving that Ne Cooaitusioa md
a.L..s arc ssp5ems, sad The Uaioa isdi,solu-
bic.
The Whole Message, ef which this IL bu, q
brief sod messre outline, 10 written with much
ability, ssd the whole contents Of il, when pub
iisscd q large, viii eommsad universal attention
The resdiss of IL produced. in both Houses, .
very considerable sensation. bu, not greater than
vas natural On such IN oec.sion.
Extracts from the Prssidsnfs Massage.
"By these various proceedings, therefore.
the state OF South Carolina has forced the
General Government, unavoidably, to decide
the new and dangerous alternative Of permit.
ting State 30 etssrsct The execution Of the
laws within its limits, or seeing if attempt TO
execute threat Of Withdrawing FROM the
Union. That portion of the people at present
exercising the authority Of the State, solemn
~ assert their right to do either, and as So
lcmniy announce their determination 10 do
one or the Other.
In my opinion, soiA purposes are 10 Ss regard
cd ss revolutionary IN tAsiy character and Ten
ae"ey, and sssrsrsiss Of tAs supremacy Of tke
f~se' and Of As isiegrity Of tie Unio~. The
result OF each 70 the same; since State in
which, BY an usurpation Of power, the con
stitutional authority OF the Federal Govern
ment Is openly defcd, and set aside, wants
only the form to be independent Of the Union.
The right Of people OF single state to
aosoise themselves, ut will, and without the
consent Of the. other states, from their most
solemn obligations, and hazard the liberties
and happiness Of the millions composing chi,
Union, cannot be Acknowledged. Such autho-
rify Is believed TO be utterly rcpugnant, both
to the principles upon which the General Go
vernment Is constituted, and TO the objects
which it is expressly formed to aitainA'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24
A C.ARR.

WIE beg the attention.. d the pubIie 20
" v pnF stock - 0O0TA, whick - largo
80 yell sssoyisd particularly onr Cloths,
CsssimtTes, snd SaiiBeis, are worthy of At
'ention, ~ they wiR,be sold uncommonly
ehsaf. VIM CLEVEf.AND 4 40
Jan. ~. l535.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24
Communication.
troR THE FREE PRESS. I

THE TOCsIN-No. S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24

Wr' 3Eebfs re sgEmgvmSFeV
- EsPEcTFULLT ssuasru BE prss.s.io,,-
y ~ services % ths eiiineas q sher-
hss.lstoHn and ~ yicinity. Sis retiAssse y
q ~. Dahisl Entlega tavern.
bhephcrlsiosn, Dee 8, ig37s-2m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24

North Carolina L<gisiafure.--Ther esolu.
,ions adopted in the senate Of North CaroliHs,
hostile TO Qualification. by . vote Of 81 TO z,
have been concurred in in the House cf Com.
mons by vote Of 90 to 20. The joint vote
against qualification Sss 1<9 TO %. The Rs
leigh Register says that several Of the nays
diselaimed the doctrine Of nullificaiion, and
opposed the resolutions % not called for by
any Legislative duty. A resolution protesting
against the employment Of force by the Gen.
er.l Government TO execute the LAYS, wss ~.
so lost in the House Of Commons by nearly
the same vote.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-24
FROM COLUMBIA.

The Times Of the llth, says,
Prom the sesbossd To the mountains,
South Carolina 10 nsw oas school Of military
discipline. The votasies Of the Union and
the Csnssisusion Of these United sssses, ere
every where preparing fos the eeasess which
Andrew jackson and The Manufacturers are
attempting TO cure THE lend wiih. On the
first day Of February, $4,000 CarsSsiaRs Gill
be ready To serve their Commsodes.in- Chief
a company OF mounted minute men vill Be
ready in eseh district 10 move 81 the sun.
moas. to the scene Of action. vbersvests msy
be. Although the Leg,slstures OF Alabsms,
Georgia, North Carolina and Virginia may
have passed resolutions denouncing NuiliR-
cation, Thousands OF volunteers from these
States. are ready, nous, to come to our aid"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-01-03

u. S. sloop Of Var Concord. nj. G.
Perry, Esq. late commander of the Con-
cord, on the REIMBURSEMENT of the COM
mand Of that vessel, says that during his
late cruise in her he has visited nine Eu-
ropean Kingdoms, besides Greece and
Egypt-has anchored in and commune
Gated with 40 different ports-sailed 28,-
600 milcs-and been at sea 345 days.
No officer or man has been before a
Court Martial, either as prisoner or wit
ness-and a considerable portion Of the
crew have discontinued the use of ardent
sp irits.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-01-03
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PORT OF NEWPORT,

ENTERED,
Steamboat Benz. Franklin, Conan, New York.
CLEARED,
Steamboat Benz. franklin, ,Colman, Providence.
Brig Eagle, Burroughs, West Indies.
ARRIVALS.
Friday, Dec. 28h, y
Arr. brig Packet, Howes fin Madeira, FOR NY (;
schrs. Elbe, Washburn, I'm Norwich, for n Bed
ford; Mount Hope, Kelly FIN Elizabeth City, NC;
Messenger, Chase, lm Brunswick; Comet, Mich
OILS, I'm Richmond for Somerset.
Saturday, 29M,
Arr. brig Huston, Clark, I'm Buenare, for New
Haven; sloop Portsmouth, Eur,, FIN E!iz. City NC.
Sunday, 30h,
Arr brig Quito. NIaxiield, fm Oporto for New
Bedford; Pizaro, Stone, fm Bangor for N York;
schrs Roderick, Sears, I'm N Bedford for Norfolk
Swift, Cover, fin Portland for do; Henry, Thurs
ton, fm NBedlord; sloop Henry, Anthony, fun do.
Monday, 3lst,
Arr. sloop Rising Sun, Sheannan, FIN n Bedrd
for York; Fame, Folger, fm Providence for Nan
tucket; New York, Dennis, fin NYor!S for Prov
Tuesdoy, jim. lsi,
! Arr sloop Trader, Hammond, I'm ProvideEcc
for Rochester.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-01-03

.Nt'"pot Temperance Society. The
annual meeting Of the Newport Tempe
rance Society, was held in the Vestry of
the Rev. Mr.. Beecher's meeting house,
on Tuesday evening last, when the fol-
lowing persons were elected officers for
the year ensuing, viz:
WIN. S. Nichols, President;
Samuel w. Ninson, Tice President;
Eleazcr Trevctt, Treasurer;
BENZ. B. Rowland, Sec',y.
On account of the inclemency Of the
weather, the reading of the Address on
the subject of Temperance which was TO
have taken place on that evening, was
postponed till Tuesday evening next, at
6 o'clock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-01-03
NEWPORT ASSOCIATE SOCIETY.

.NO7ICE.-A meeting Of the New
port Associate Society will be held THIS
Ercning, January Sd, 1881 at I o,
clock, at the Masonic Hall
GEO. G. KING, Scc'ry.
Newport, Jan. Sd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-01-03


Fifty thousand dollars have been sub
scribeG for The bencti, OF Amherst Col
'ege during the past year;-a sum sul-
fcient TO pay lis debts, and to provide for
the erection of new college building.
The amount of gold produced in North
Carolina during the last year, was $780,
900: double the amount of the year pre-
cedIng
The House of Representatives Of Geor-
gia, has passed bill furnishing duclling
by confinement in The penaentiary; and
has rejected another, proposing TO trans
fer The election ofiudges from the Legis-
lature to the people.
The death Of Professor Leslie, of the
Edinburg University, is announced in the
London papers. He was said to be one
of the most distinguished sarans Of the
age.
One ofthe robbers Of the Branch Bank
of South Carolina, has been apprehendcd
and Sl20, 900 Of the stolen money recov-
cred.
The public will be gra,ified 10 learn
that the report of the loss of the United
States frigate Constellation lis uniounded.
Mr. Calhoun has responded to Ex-
Governor Hamilton's call for his senti-
ments on nulliic alton, in very long let
ter. 1t uttcrs the ultra doctrines of null
LITIGATION, and argues for the adoption Of
the measures proposed by the Convention.
The Loiesi Pun-In Debating So
ciety, at West Point, short time since,
the subject Of the evening happened to
be some question on the Law of \ atoms.
A great many learned speeches were
made, when one of the Cadets rose in his
turn to speak. He placed before him a
large open volume, and thrusting his
hand into his pocket, he solemnly drew
forth a potatoe, and placing it on the
book, said-"Gcntlcmen, here is ' attel
on the Law Of Nations, and here is a
common-taier (commcnator) on it," lie
won laugh, and achieved a victory.
.--------------.-----
EDO you Think" said the female
"that there vii! be many ladies this eve.
ming, at the Academy, to hear Mr.. Ser.
geant's address before the Apprentices
Library Company"
"Truly do' replied the gentleman
with clever shake Of the head, as il
he had got good idea-"truly i do, io'
always remark that the ladies flock tc
any exhibition or exercise where there
is no charge for admission"
"That, perhaps, is true" replied the
lady, "bccause when the exhibitions OF
exercises are gratuitous, then the gentle
men are ready to wait upon them. p u
$. Gazette.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-01-03
FALL GOODS.
n usT received and for sale by
y jon SHER rdAIs,

A good supply Of fresh FfLL GOODS. con-
si.,ing Of broudcloi@, cassIneros -uftineaS, bluc
and drab re'crshams, red. white and yellow Han
nes, add circassians, Nth groat VARIETY oi other
Goods. Also,
case Of stout oalicos, tas, color. Tor ~. tho
yard. onio 2c'h, 1897
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-01-03
December o1.
JAZGEs unrrr-c--,s


& r u l. n TI.WG LIBR ARY
RrcENT ADDiTIoYs-viz:
22G2-IIenry Mastcron, or the adven,
tures of "A Young Cavalier; by the ou-
thor of"RicheIIcu," philip Augustus
sc &c vols;
@@G3-Cook's Oracle The Cooks Ora
Gle, and House-keeper's Manual; con-
tanning receipts for cookery; also tho
art OF composing the most simple and
most highly finished broths; gravies,-
soups, sauces, store sauces, and flavor
ing easencss; pastry, preserves, pud-
dIngs, pickles, Sc.--tho quantity of each
article IS accurately stated by weight s.
measure; being the result of actual ex-
permcnts, instituted in the kitchen; a
new edition, by VIM. Kitchiner, Mp
adapted to the American public, by
medical gentleman, vol;
22Gi-.jeremy Taylor; the lie of the Rt.
Rev. Jeremy Taylor, d ID, Lord Bishop
OF Down, Connor and Dromore; with
critical examination of his writings; by
the ,,ght Rev. Reginauld Eebcr, ID,
late Lord Bishop of Calcutta, vol;
22G5-NlilIenium; A treatise on the Mil
lenium, in which the prevailing theories
on that subject are carefully examined,
/ and the true scriptural doctrine attempt
ed to be elected and established, by
/ George Bush, A NJ vol;
22GG-Mental cultivation; remarks on
the Influence Of mental cultivation upon
health; by AMriah Brigham, vol -
'ls not that the best education which
/ gives to the mind and to the body, all
the force, all the beauty, and all the per-
lection Of which they are capableW
3OO-Dermot Mac Morrogh, or the con-
quest Of Ireland, an historical tale Of tho
twelfth century, in four cantos, by John
4 Quincy Adams;
2267-Channing; Discourses by VIM.
4 Ellery Chnnnlng, | vol;
: 2263-Poliical Economy, in connexion
with the moral state and moral prospects
of society; by Thomas Chalmers, d D,
! | vol;
2269-Shakcrs; pecnliarities the Sha-
kcrs, described in n series ofletters from
Lebanon Springs in the year 1892, con-
tanning an account of the origin, wor-
ship and doctrines of the Shaker Socie-
ty, by Visitor, ] vol
30l-Noyagcs g. Discoveries; n narra-
tive of four Voyages to the North Sea,
North and South Pacific Ocean, Chi.
nesc sea, Ehiopic and Southern Allan
tic ocean, Indian and Antarctic ocean;
from the year 1929, to 1881 comprising
critical surveys Of coasts and islands,
with sailing directions, and an account
Of some new and valuable discoveries,
/, including Massacre Islands, where thir-
! teen Of the authors crew were m0ssa q.
/ cred and eaten by cannibals, to which
is prctiyed brief sketch of the author s
early life; by capt. Benz. Morrell, Jr.
! vol. (d27
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-01-03
MARINE .nE..fOR.fN-Da.

.WHR7yVE .1IE.HOR.I.NUI.
Cid at Boston, 2sth ut scllr Minos, Price, Of
this port, for ST. Thomas
Arr. at Wilmington, lth, brig LAUREL Higlcy,
from Havana.
At Flores, Aug. la, ship Lie, spooner, of this
port, for South Pacific.
Cid at Mobile, 2tl, ut sch ISOLATION, Mes
ser, of this port, for It. Jago
At Gibraltar, 2Cth Oct brig Ann Gadsdcn,
Northam, Of this port, fin Opor.o.
Arr. at Kanso, Oct 2, brig Benjamin Ruggles,
Waite, of this port, from England
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-01-03
MIR. CGA lSEX N,

ED EsrEcTFULLY informs the ladies and
E@ gentlemen Of Newport, that he
will open school for the improve
mcnt of ID A y G n G., at the Masonic
Hall on Friday evening next, at 6 o'clk.
Terms So.
NB.--A course OF Lessons will COM
mence on Tuesday, Jan. 8, at . o'clock,
p. IN. an Sd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-01-03
M A IL RI A G. T. y.

In this town, on the evening of the 9th ult. by
the Rev. mr. Eddy, mr Charles Browncll, to miss
Elizabeth Stevens, daughter Of the late mr Pardon
Stevens, all of this place.
On tho goth ut. by the Rev. mr.. Van Nlcck,
mr. Joseph II. Records 20 miss Mary G. Hubbard,
daughter of mr. James e. Hubbard, both Of this
town.
On Saturday evening last, by tho Rev mr. Kent,
Capt. peleg W. Gibbs TO miss Alice Ann Russell,
daughter Of Capt. Charles Russell.
In Providence, on Monday evening last, mr..
William Gurncy to miss Caroline ID. Pond.
-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-01-03
BOOTS AND SHOES
lT rDCYt

WyHE entire stock in trade of Hors-
Il well and Aldrich, consisting Of ev-
cry descriptio of B o o Il S and
SHOES, and quantity of INDIA-RU B.
BERS, will be offered at private sale, at
cost, for cash, at the old stand, recently
occupied by them. The store will be
opened on Mondoy next, for the purpose
of selling said stock at wholesale and re-
tail, and will remain open for that pur-
pose, for one month.
l have appointed Caleb Trip agent to
dispose Of the above property.
HENRY Y. CRANsToN, Asg'ne.
ian Sd
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-01-03
.qD.Wl.NIS TR.qT TORS NO 7ICE.

THNIIE subscribers having been duly appointed
u by the Hon. Court Of Probate Of the town
Of Middleiown, Administrations on the Estate OF
Sarah Manchester, late Of Middctown, dec. and
having taken their engagements according to law,
therefore request all persons indebted to said Is
tate to make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing demands thereon to exhibit the same for set
Element TO WM. w. FREEBoRN, Newport,
Or PuiLiP ANTnoNy ,.Njddieto,cn.
nov 20