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FIjsf OF LpffcrS
I'D EMAIAING in the Post Office a, Charlotte,
IL y on the lsi OF July, 1887.

I'D EMAIAING in the Post Office a, Charlotte,
II y on the Isl OF July, 1887.
A-Wilam Alder, Andrew Alexander, Mss
My l.. Alexander, 3, Azariab Alexander, ,, Mai.
Thos. Alexander, Jas. Alexander, Miss Margaret
n, Alexander.
R-Lyman n. BurI Thos Brown, David Bry.
an, JOS Boyd, John Blount, Jno G. Barr, Messrs
Nelson s John Bird, Vim. X. Blggars, VIM. ",
Bell, sam. Berryhi
C-Glibert Comb, Moses II Cannon, John Y.
Cook, John Campbell, Mrs Rachael Cook, John 5.
Cheek, VIM. Cooper William Cook, Ms. Nancy
Chambers, :, ". VI. Cuthbertson, David Cox, Geo
W. Cooper, William Clark, Miss Sarah NJ. Caps,
Burch Cheshire, Jesse H. Clark, Alfred O. Cannon.
DR.. NJ Dougherty, Miss Margaret Duck
worth Joseph Draflin, John Davidson, 3, Joshua
A. Dirkins, Joseph B Douglass ., A. Deamothe,
Thos. Dinkius, John 5. DAVIS, Miss Lenora Davis
E-James Eagle, {. Films, Caleb Erwin, A. F.
EduopSton.
F-David J. Ferguson.
G-John Agosi Grille, ,, James Gean, II. P.
Grennell, James George, u. NJ. Gould, Mary Curry,
VIM. Gillian
Iiipp, Admir-. or ES'r Of j. G. Hoskins, S. VI.
HAYES, Isaac f. Holmes
~ john Irwin, Mrs. Anna Justice, Ste
puSN JOutSs hlSAoudtt JNuHSull. hottlulOic ~
Johnson, Mrs. Susan Gentry, Thos. Johnson.
k-Col. David karr.
L-William Lucky, Mrs. Jean Lesmond, j B.
Lynch, Shadrack Lintile, Donl Ledwell.
Md. MaginRis, VIM. Michael. Jas. w. Mot
ley, Philemon Morris, Alexander Marshall, James
d. Martin, Eliick Mcclure, VIM. Menteitb, Co
lumbus P Miller, Wm. Miller, Mrs, Margaret
Nckelyy, John Means, Wm. l.. Mitchell, Wilkins
Morris, John Miller, r. A. Nicely, Josiah Mont
gome5Y
O-Ma,thew or Dicey Orman, Henry Shell.
W Bryan OF Franklin Orr.
P-Wm. Perkins, ] Il. Watson, Sam Paul, .,
Mrs Jane b Pharr, Jno. C. Pbarr, Joseph Payne,
Jno w Prow' Jno, Penman.2
R-Mrs, Sarah Richardson, Adam NJ Rankin.
VIM T. Robson, VIM. Roberts, Miss Susan Robi-
son, Henry B. Reunick. Joseph Rodgers, Miss
Martha A. Robinson, John Rains.
S-Miss Elizabeth Scott, ?, Everett Stewart. 3,
Deberry Stewart Thos. J. Saudridge. 2, Genio c.
Scott, Jones SlmIson, David Sludra. Burton Smith,
Martha A. Stephens, Henry Spencer, David Shell
by, John H. Stanford.
T-Miy Tarlton, Adam Todd, Mrs. Emelrs
Tarlton. John Thompson, Jas. w Tagret
V-Frsncis Vents. John W. Walls.
W-Miss Harriet White, J. B. Wallace, Blake
WI llace, Peter Westmoreland, Joseph J. Wood
row, John Wilson, John W, c. Wilson, John NJ
Wilson, ,
100 HB WILLIAMS, Pm
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VOLUNTEER ToASTS.

By the President al the day, VIM d. Alexander.
Revolutionary Soldier May Peace. union and
Prosperity ever attend the County OF Mecklebbnsg.
By :. McComb. Vice President Mufin Isa
Bafcp. President Of The United S,ales--A true
republican Of the old Jciicgsonisn Sehool-~a Icnd
to the jaion and F1op!e--an Incorporating Gu
envy 10 the tnltcd States Bank, or any United
States Bank-and 80 long as he sticks these
principles The people wlll slick 10 him, and in 1870
Nill elevate hun To the Presidency second term.
IN spite Of Notification, old Federalism aud SHIN.
plaster policy,
Until this sentiment was proposed, complete har-
u.ouy pctysdcd the whole company A dampcr
was NOW lhtoWn Upon the hilari,y of the occasion,
and a number who attended the dinner To cele
bta,e tho Fourth Of Jolly free from party excite.
men, was mortified to find their pleasure soon
marred. As we stated above, i, was the desire Of
those who FRS, proposed the dinner to exclude par
ty politics entirely. at least for day, and II was
expressed on the subscription paper We were
however informed by ihe gentleman who gave the
toast, that he had no, seen the subscription paper
nor knew any thing Of such an arrangement
Under such circumstances there is none, we pre-.
sumo, who will feel disposed TO find fault because
a sentiment Of this kind was given.
Nv the Rev. A. J. LeavenN orth. The hour Of
the siga,ng Of the Declaration Of Iadependemee--
one OF the ptoudost periods in American history.
On being called on for toast, Col. Wheeler re-
marked In substance that he would offer a senii.
men, TO the company, which he felt much pleas
uto in doing.
He considered himself comparatively s,ran-
ger in this county, and elt much gratitude for the
kindness and hospitality which had been exlen.
ded towards him But although a stranger in
Mccklcnburg, he was not stranger TO North Ca.
rolina. lie was born in her borders. the bones OF
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-07-07
DEATH OF THE HON. NATHANIEL
IA1nN

We observe, with deep regret, the an.
nouncement OF the death of this distinguish
ed aud patriotic citizen, in the Warrenton
Reporter Of the lst inst. He expired on
the 29th OF June, in the S3d year of his age.
RAJ. Standard.
Supreme Conri-Charles G. Nelms, Of Arson
County, has been admitted to County Court prac-
tIce. The following Cases have been argued since
our last
Monday 10. State Z. Henry, from Rutherford,
argued by the Attorney General fo- the State
White .. Thompson ct al. from Onslow, by Bryan,
for The Plaintiff. Den eI dem. Mathews ct al. q.
smith ct al. from Rutherford, by Caldwell for the
Defendant Den er dem Duncan ct al. O. Hill,
from Buncombe by Burton for the Defendant
SHINE e. Wilcox, from Halifax, by Badger for the
Plaintiff and Daniel for the Defendant.
Tuesday 20. Terrell et al e. Morris ct al from
Rutherford, argued by Badger for the Defendants.
Wednesday u. Goodbread, Admir-. o. Wells tt
al Adm'rs from Rutherford, argued BY Burton
and Caldwell for the Plaintiff. Ifby ct al q. Will
son ct al from Lincoln, argued by Winston for the
Plaintiff.
Thursday %. Ttby ct al T. Wilson ct a. from
Lincoln, argued By Caldwell, Dcvereux and Burton
FOX The Defendants.
Friday % Falls, Admir-. Z. Sheriff., from Ire
dell, argued by Caldwell for the Plaintiff Simpson
. McBee, from Lincoln. by Caldwell and Burton
for the Plaintiff Cole et si Z. Terry, FROM Rich
nond, By Badger for the Defendant. Smalwood
e. Wood, from Halifax, by Moore for the Plaintiff
and Badger for the Defendant. Gee .. Gees Adm.
ct al. from Halifax, by Badger and De7ereux for
the Plaintiff and Moore Tor the Defendant
Saturday "a State .. Pcndegrast, from Gas.
well, argued by the Attorney General for the State
Ward y. Bradley et al. from Rutherford, BY Cald-
well for the Plaintiff and Badger and Burton, Tor
the Dciendants.--Rq! Register
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their Beauty and Intelligence. And may they
long remember the 18th July, 1776, the day that
he American Independence was declared
By Dr.. J. b. 5. Harris. LiJerty-May il expand
from shore to shore, like the brilliant luminary Of
Heaven; and Depotism go down in blood, like the
star that falls, 10 rise no more.
BY ]. II. Naff.
Here's 10 each sweet smiling lady.
(From the JGirsst 10 the shady)
A health; and hope that all may find,
patriot and husband kind.
Our Correspondents must excuse US for not at
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Return your List of Taxabies.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

G-=ftAss IL Company beg leave
csss 10 inform the public, that
they are having a boat built in Baltimore Of
hight draughl of water, for the express pur-
pose of plying betwixt Camden and Charles
ton, and TO be here early in September. IL
IS confidently believed that she will be able
with ease TO navigate the Nateree at any
stage of the river. Merchants aud others
from the upper country, will find it TO their
interest 10 have their Goods and Produce
sent through this channel, as the frelghts
will be reasonable, EN- no ease whatever,
will any additional charge be made for Ugh
terage, nor any eyeriIons or expense want.
ing to ensure regularity and despatch. She
will ply in conjunction with the new steam
er " Camden" whose success this last sea.
son has put the navigation Of the Wateree
by steam beyond doubt. Both boats will
be able 10 accommodate passengers CON-
lortabiy, being neatly fitted up, with the Ia.
dies and gentlemens' cabins distinct and Sc
parate, BENZ GASS,
Agent New Steam Boat Company.
June "a 1887. $50
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We are authorized 10 ablouuce DR.. JAS.
T. ]. ORR as a Candidate for the Office of
Clerk of the County Court, at The ensuing
August election.
We are authorised TO announce Mr.. JEy.
WINGS b. KERR, as a candIdare for the OF.
fee OF Superior Court Clerk, at the ensuing
August Election.
We are authorized to announce RRaLY
OATES, ESQ, as Candidate for reelection,
for the Office Of County Court Clerk, at the
ensuing August election.
We are authorised TO announce Pears.
ALL THOMPSON, Esq, as Candidate for
reelection, for the Office of Clerk of the
Superior Court.
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On Tuesday last Capt. Drane's COMPANY
Of mounted artillery, went oui on scouting
expedition in the neighborhood of this CITY.
They proceeded as far as Hewlet's Mill
about Is miles south Of US, and returning
making circuit 10 the west about 90 niles.
NO signs were discovered OF any Indians.
Three negroes belonging TO L. Kingsley,
Esq. arrived at PicoIata yesterday, from
Drayton Island, near Lake George, who
report that there was Indian fires all round
them, and that they left from fear Of cap
ture. 1t is feared that the remainder, II
in number, have been captured by the In.
dams, as they have not been since heard Of.
Mr.. Kingsley re-establshed his plantation
soon after the capiiula,ion Of the Indians.
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Our Correspondents must excuse US for not at
tending 10 their favors this week.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-14

To the Honorable General Assembly Of the
State of Rhode Island, &c. holden in Piovi-
dence on the last Monday Of October, A..
d. 1886. Respectfully represent:
CHARLES SHELDON and James s..
~ Hunt, Of Providence, in said State, that
upon the suggestion and request of nuIaber
OF merchants of the city of Providence, they
propose TO establish and keep in employ a
Pilot Boat Of from forty to fifty tons, to be
well provided with water and provisions and
other necessaries, for the relief of vessels in
distress; and to be stationed outside the
Rhode Island and Beaver Tail Light House
and for the purpose Of carrying their plans
more fully into effect, it is desirable that there
should be number of Pilots, say from four
to six, attached TO said Pilot Boat, who should
be appointed III such manner, and be under
such regulations, as the General Assembly
may think proper. They therefore reques,
that an act may be passed in relation to said
subject, and authorizing the appointment OF
such Pilots with such powers in relation to
all vessels bound TO or from said port OF
Providence, Of more than one hundred tons
burthcn, as may be- thought cxpedient.
Il CHARLES SHELDON, for self and
JAMES S. HUNT.
i True copy-wltness,
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-14
December 18th.
RECENT ADDITIONS.
JAMES HAMMOND'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY

266I Incidents Of Travels in Egypt, Arabia, Pc.
trna and the Holy Land with map and
engravngs, by Mr. Stevenson, 2 vols;
1862 Live and Let Live, or domestic service, H.
luStrated by Miss Sedgwick, vol:
1868 Memoirs Of Peeress or the days Of Fox,
edited by Lady Charlotte Barry, 2 vols;
1864 Midshipman's Expcdients and other tales,
by the author of Ratlin tho Refer. dnd
other celebrated writers, 2 vols;
1865 Venetia, by ID. Israeli, 2 vols;
2666 Pick Wick Club, part 4lh, by Boz, I vol
1867 Family Nurse or companion Of the Fruga
Housewife, by Mrs. Child. vol;
266s Ernest Maltravers, by Z l.. Buwar, vols
2669 Fielding. or Society by the author Of Ire
maine, 3 vols;
267o Lionel Wakefield, by the author Of sydcn.
ham, 2 vols;
267I Arethusa, naval story by Capt Chamier
r. N. 2 vols;
2672 Pick Wick Club, part lst, by Boz. vol
2673 Hawk Chief. a tale of lha Indian Country
by John II. Irving. Jr. 2 vols;
2674 Plebiuns and Patricians, by the author o
H Old Maids, 2 vols.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-14
MEMORANDA.

Ship VIM Engs, Vaughan. for New York, was
spoken Oct 18th, lat 59t, Ion 6, IL days out
by the Fulconer. at Boston
Cleared atWimngton, sOth ult. brig Laurel,
Finch, for Barbados.
Sloop Eagle, Wylie, Of this port, from Havana
Tor savannah, with fruit. was spoken 25th nit. in
lat 80, lon 81 30, had lost her mast, had jury
mast rugged, and was making good wsy.-I pas.
senger.
AT Havana, 25th alt. brig Gov. Coddngton
Cczzens, unc Poland, Gardner, discg.
Ship kutusof, Taylor, from Bristol, eng y
and schr Warsaw, Gardner, from 1obasco, arr
at New York the 5th
Sailed from Baltimore, Dec lsl, ship Palestine
Littlefeld. for New Orleans.
Arr at New Orleans. 9th ult. brig Sea Bird
Maybury, from this port.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-14

1t will bo noticed by reference to our
advertising columns that petition was
presented to the Legislature at its last
session and referred to the next, for an
act of incorporation, with power to build
and establish new turnpike road from
the Stone Bridge in Tiverton to Fall Riv-
er. We have seen the plan Of the con-
templated road, and sincerely hope the
prayer Of the petitioners will be granted
The present road is one of the worst with
which we are acquainted-hilly, rocky
and uneven. The one projected will be
comparatively level the whole distance
and much shorter. We hope to be able
to give more particulars respecting it, in
future number.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-14

shadow ofa reply to the numerous inquiries
which have been made with regard to the a
buses practised. and the money sqpandered
in the unavailing attempt to root out few
squalid Seminoes from their swaInps and ev-
ergladcs The attempts which have been
made to investigate this affair receive no
countenance or aid from the President
The Secretary ofthe Navyi is appauded for
the efficiency of his operations, but not word
is said in regard to the unfortunate South Sea
Expedition, in which SO many of our citizens
share lively interest ..
The Post Office department is mates OF
course whtewashed and praised for the "vig-
or" with which lis conducted. This is very
natural and proper in a message, of which
Kendall is doubtless the principal concoctor.
! A word or two is thrown in, by way OF sal
vo for the sub.treasury scheme, as to the
measures which have been adopted to prevent
the misapplicaton or embezzelment of the
public money by the sub-ageDts. We are
told that the bonds Of the disbursing officers
are required to be renewed every four years
Now this circumstance ifit suggests anything
suggests the fact that by the sub-treasury
system poor men will be thrown ont Of Office
and those only accepted who, by their veal
thy connections, can be enabled to give ade
quatc securities for their trusts. Truly de
mocratic scheme
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-14
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Dec. /
(Reported for the Boston Patriot)

At market SIS Beef Cattle, 200 Stores,
1000 Sheep. and $50 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cahie-We quote extra at
81; first quality G25 6 rs; second quality
5 50 a Sc; third quality 4 25 a 5 Is.
Siores-Ycarlings SO 10; two year old
SIS a 20; three year old $40 %.
Sheep-Sales quick. Lots were taken al
l IS, / 90. 50, IL. 2 81, and 80.
S,cine-Lots to peddle taken at &c fol
Sows, and 1.2 for Barrows. AT retail, 0 fo
Sows, and 10 for Barrows.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-14
The Revolution in Canada il appears
convalescent

The Revolution in Canada it appears
is assuming most serious aspect. The
Boston Atlas Of yesterday says-"The
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser Of 7th,
brings us the intelligence that the capi-
tai city Of Upper Canada (Toronto) has
been attacked and taken by the Pntri-
OTIS. The Advertiser states that the news
has been confirmed by letter from the
Cashier of one Of the Banks in Toronto
to q friend in Buffalo.
Martial law has been declared in the
District Of Montreal, aad large rewards
offered for the arrest of the traitors.
We regret that our columns are SO
much crowded we have no room Tor par
,ticulars.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-14
Died,

On Saturday, I'd inst. Mrs. Sarah IIorsewell,
widow OF Mr. Pierce iiorsewell, aged IS years.
On the 9th inst. at the Asylum, Mr. William p.
Almy, son OF the late Jonathan Almy, Esq aged
Al years.
ln New Bedford, on Monday morning last
Miss Caroline ID. daughter Of William and IIar-
riet Dawlcy, agrd l6 years.
10 Tiverlon, on Friday last, Mr. David llambly
Jr. aged 25 years,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-14
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, &c.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, &c.
In General assembly, October Session, 1887.
Upon the petition of Charles Sheldon and
others, relating to Pilotage: Voted and re-
solved, that said petition be continued to the
next session of the General Assembly, and
that in the mean time the petitioners give
public notice of the pendency Of said petition,
by publishing a copy thereof, aud Of the vote,
in newspaper printed in Providence, and q
newspaper printed in Newport, at least f're'
successive ,ceeks before said next session.
| True copy-witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
| Dec. ii.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-14
Notice..
Celebrated Compound Boneset or Cough
CANDY,

HREpARED by James Richardson, Boston,
II from the following prescription. viz: Bone
set, Elecampane root, Liquorice, Squis, Ansener
Root, Hoarhound, Flaxseed. Senegae, Harver
reot, Coltsfoot, and Iceland Moss all Of the We
getable kingdom The public may be assured it
contains no acid or honey which predisposes peo-
pie to take cold, thereby securing disease which
cannot be removed by medicine. The commune
,y can now judge whether il is a medicinal pre-
paralion or not
N. B.-Fsr clearing the voice Cor those who
sing and talk a great deal, there is nothing so ei-
fectua and yet pleasant to the taste. II has been
found by experience 10 be an eilectual remedy for
sore throa,s.
Wholesale in Boston only by Wm. Brown,
Druggist, 4sl Westinghouse, retailed by all the
Druggists In Newport only By r. J. TAYLOR,
Balct, Providence Shove, Fall River Dunbar
Of Taunton. Ipec ll-'sePom'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-14
Thursday, Dec. ii, 1897.

THE MEssAGE-In order to keep pace
with the proceedings Of Congress, and
other matters Of the day, we have pub
lishcd in this number, but about half Of
this annual State paper We should have
furnished our readers with the message
on an extra sheet last week ,as our neigh
bors saw fit to do, from the New York
press, but being desirous Of preserving
the document on our files that we may
the more. readily refer to it, at some fu-
ture time, should occasion require, this
course we therefore deemed preferable,
though in every respect, much less con-
venient to ourselves. The part we have
copied this week, embraces, among 9th
er topics, all iha: portion which relates
to the emrremcy--the subject in which so
general and deep an interest is felt at the
present time. The remaining topics Of
the message are of an ordinary character
the milita-the removal Of the In
dians-West Pent, &c., and will be just
as interesting next week as the present.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-14
BY WIN. LOVIE-Auctionee
Valuable Stock Of Dry Goods
at Auction.

On Monday neri Dec. lsM, riA be soli The
entire stock of EDWARD f. NEWTON, at his
store No. l5i, Thames sh'eSt,
ToNsrsrINe Of very choice assortment Of
~ SEASO.N.ABLE DRY GOODS, in
lots to suit purchasers Conditions liberal, aud
made known at sale. Salo commences al past
o'clock. dec Ia.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-14
SALE POSTPONED.

On SATURDAY ner., al o'clock r.
NJ. wiH be sold at the Firsi Rapiiss
Church,
nNE whole, and one half ofa Pew in said
~ House. Conditions al sale.
WM LOWE, .4uct'r.
Doc II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-14

We have received the Resolutions a
dopted at a recent meeting Of the New
port Anti Slavery Society, in refernce to
the Alton riot and liberty Of the press,
and for want Of room have been compel
led TO defer them uutil our next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-14

The election for Charter officers
Mayor and Common Council-took place
in the city Of Boston on Monday. Not
withstandina the extraordinary excriions
Of the Loco-iocos, the Whig candidates
were elected BY Triumphant maiorities.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-14
NOTICE.
BENJAMIN MARSH, Jr.,

Respectfully informs his Customers,
TaNHAT their Accounts will be ready and pre-
Il sented the first Of January, for settlement -
All those having demands, will please present
them at the same time for payment.
Dec ID
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-14
Twenty-fflh Congress !:
IrIRsr REGULAR SESSION.
IN SENATE.

IN SENATE. ~.
TUESDAY, Dec. 9th.
Mr.. Clay, in the absence Of Mr..
Spence, Of Maryland, announced the
death Of the Hon. Joseph Kent, of Ma
ryland. The usual resolutions were
thereupon passed, and the Senate ad-
journed.
In the HOUSE, nothing was done ex-
cept ordering 20, 900 copies OF the mes
sages to be printed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-14

The Wings in the Legislature of Ohio
have elected their Speakers and Clerks
in both Houses.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-14
Married,

In Portsmouth. on Thursday last, by Elder
John Taylor, MIR Levi Talman, to Miss Amey
Tallman.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-14

Hon. Benz. Watkins Leigh Of Vir-
ginia, is not dead, as was stated in the
N. Y. Journal Of Commerce. He is
convalescent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-14

as" received, and shall have
place in our columns.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-14

Many articles and advertisements are
unavoidably deferred.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-14

CAPT SEILER.-An article was pub
lished in our last from the N. Y Courier
s. Enquirer, reAecting severely and I'M
Justly upon the conduct Of Capt. S. on
board Of a transport having troops under
his command destined for the Florida
campaign. We are happy to publish to-
day counter statement from the same
paper, which will be found ou the pre-
ceding page.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-14
NOTICE..

EDWARD T.. NEWTON, would re-
-AL spectfully solicit the attention Of his friends
and the public generally, to the sale Of his entire
stock Of Dry Goods on Monday next The as
sortment being excellent, "A rare opportunity is
offered for purchasers 10 avail themselves Of ve.y
great bargains, as every article will be positively
sold, without the least reserve, and on the most
liberal terms. Dec IA.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-12-14
TO LET.
.4nd possession giren Immediately

End possession giren Immediately
"a TIE House in Broad-street, lately
fsss occupied by DR.. JOHN y. MANN,
aaeE dec.-The Garden attached to the
House, is extensive, and in good or
der. The House Lot and Garden together, occu-
py about I Of an Acre. There is a convenient
wood shed, and various other out buildings, and
also a good well Of water.-1rhe- tenant OF the
House will have the use Of the Farm yard ndjon-
ing the House lot. in common with the occupant
Of the Farm. The House will he put in good or
der. aud as a residence for genleel family, the
situation is in all respects highly eligible. The
House is now open for the examination Of those
wishing 10 hire j.. For further information, ap-
oily 10 either Of the subscribers
u. s. BRowN,
| BENJAMIN FINCH, Ers.,r.
Epw'D w. LAwroN,
FRANCIS LAwToN,
\ Dec Ia.