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The herald., 1837-04-24
IMPOsITION AVOID
1MPOSITION AVOIDED.
Prudepce in all es but the saving Of coppesin
pia e mcdcsne Is riiul and often leads
conseolences than the less ~ The mon Y: :
III X. JORDAN'S BALSAM OF RAkASIRI

Prudepce in all bu' the saving Of coppein
iS1S y 4; & =
~ havns been established sianda for nearly half
acenury London; forbe easy, mild ard Icct q
n. sas 5 o With T. ''s !.
s,,%s s % great s S 70 h e ssyos % ssec
where may be oaiped eenuse One single dose s
i; Ss y 81
as SSi 1dss s ' ss
and s"a
from Me host Of medicines whose only aim have
d Nd f fssi Rxs As s s%a sga al The
sss. ao i sss Ss s and william F.
epr and 4 Nonss 81 sRCsSawsy two 10 door; :,
,hs New Yo'S chemical Hall 80 Sixth sss spgs:o
..ls = ar MEAD; 4 s; T; .
MACH PILLS the only nedne evs y feses ~. 70 the se
% sn fGs Is ne .s
.atns thai ca,ce disease termed Dyspsgs,s .,e
long ocnnoa, sss ss. nr, q
the sossch and sometimes vomiting bschnt ~ Of wser
which oees asieess but cormenl, sour, sasw,as
ess 'ss Is.ss S.s nfss s".% ss.ss
.s, I Tss nussr s ct sf n ss:s ss:
with being e only par. .'e e s sass
Seas The stomach !, and bowel rmses,,ior
wasting q The ws sssy ss s very aessy esceS y
many meica s2w ,,ls ! as, % bee. y dsrsooa ne
plainly shows. Let take one example 70 sssi. ~, s.,e
bon Heart e.ss Ic eompn ~, ssr1g s ss
directed search ofssme article that should have power
ssdI Browne as Maiden Lane George p cess..ha
Of soa vssy sna e % Gs a.
Reker street, andby most the druggists hghsu the Uni cd
ssnune ~ithou, the signature Of GEORGE SMITH
mx52m
rs, 81 III p;,. Male. r % c%s9t 1 g::
cor o anrs St and Brosd~ay syms cor OF Bowcy A.
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~ No. &. Peck SIP, fsst dssr below PeasIsst date Dr
Carpenter having the Of regular ue
R:s % having ave Deere f., the q
and Ts,sa ssay .ss s
sn o III Ssssss ias sss
e
the newspapers require treated asrsesby to ts
they may satisfy ssS
hospecihc nosum canse applicable to an
as s Ss Of
sure and TO adopt class medicines so arranged and com
sas t. ths Say COM
$500 EfEWAKD dfda d., ;asPEcIfIc MIXTURE, for cure
plants Of the orsans Of generations A''' ''-''
remedies yet discovered for The above compapt. this is
makes SPEEDY and permanent without least regard
gye no 9ng suaekls TO de Give the pub
Our Object noy Nh be Ha had '"s s that s'sfs I
sS"is sS' ss e 5ssfs be
This disease that unfortunately pervade all ranks Of society
mhsh low VT en and poor and ge They
% % " b ty @ faa e WITH tn
cannot be contacted ii dose taken az
it's Up nboes, with full directions mpanyng at 81
bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally cures Many
For sale By sae Gamble Roadway corner of Dey st.
Broadway and Duane ST d sass leo Fulton, Of
seventh IS Phsdep6ia ms.iysm. EeSV%, ana
AND cEKTAS =.
this dreadful dease. Having had
much and by which have
cured and kro~nto fail His for not be-
fore making public Isl he laid unde obligations the
to state that time And bitten need nst die with
out choos for being sensible Of the happy and effects
that this medicine produces and the mness
without eau Ing the patient be confined froa business also
with the combination OF ferr health The medicines made
OF are very enesetc and eu perfectly harmless
after consr Quencts NO need be ncedons its eff
ects has been known fail edecting
confident he Of his perfec dreadful
that he would dread the bite
than a d. BIDWEII,7 Mott street,
mS6ms near the of Chah?m str
nOCTON EAWCETT, late Surgeon Of the 2ith
~ RcgiMenof the British Army member oe Royal COHegs
of Of London and Edinburgh and the Med
ca College continues still drec
o the treatment ofthe following diseases, viz
C0nOrrhRa
ton and baGder. and all diseases arising
abuse efderangement ethe fluids dyspepsia
b &c Persons who have injured themselves by de-
habit invited 10 ca preveEve he had
the of disorder 0ice, 2is Fukoa
0reenwch 81. a22u
HUNTEFS X ED DIR OP.-Thanks to Dr. Hunter,
OF Gettenburs the disease dsp Imcd of oil
rors single bottle ohis nfa:e remedy proved
sufficient the most Dyettrae The edcrs prompt
and decisive in its effects and requires but few days and
but few hours to particle OF disease from
the system In its operation il be said to act like
without after NJ whatever
Beth with perfect safety without regard to
cumsaFce staaton csrect TO met Price ~ bot
by LEvlSON agent All shall be strictly conf
dena The medicine be obtained other place
m30lm
N n. NJ rT nVL ~ Is tod
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CARD TO THE LADIEs.-The subscnber'

hack or imbs OF coughs have
%so have viii eon sssa oSatie"s on he .uebe by
forming him by letter see OF the effect produced BY wear
The tiswnr rom ss".ecn who ii IN society hat
impossible fo them bc influenced by am but the
most noble and exalted, 10 write thus .,,., -.
Mr. BadeauI grateful you. sir for furnishing and
effects heavy cold afflicted witt
had cold and felt severely pressed lungs with pains
much relieved IL two days and have continued A. until The
difficulty cectuay renewed and consider them the
eheayc and most plcasan, remedy such nya can obtain
Yours &C. Rey. J, H. NICHOLS
sFrom knowledge sfthe materials Of which your Psstes
eeca am prepared 20 Place hs@ above any thing the Kind
only complaints for which pasters
orally apped but for others o. your adyerise
New York. May cd.
These ase are entirely free FROM every species ofquackery
and cbserfuy the closes ofihe scientific
selsent Persons alb rurehasos wbep rtcs
that directions my signatare ar placed the back
Of The paer Sold wholesale and retail by the subscriber whs
Sss the sole rsenGi and proprietor at the sowery Messne Se
~ DECK wITH's sANTI-DYsPEPTICP PILLS
- -Undoubteny OF the most usef and puar medicines
the stomach bowels liver ap spleen, such heartburn nausea
Aeadrche pain apd ness q the stomach and bswe
sess, &c &c In ruH dsscs they hghly approved bill
ious medicine and oitelr greatest that
sys purely yeseabe epoon boT msv @ asp "nde,
circumstances ofeyposue with perfect safety The highest
he, deotas. % ase They msy
,e had Of the following ascnts;
~ RSsh,n Aspnwal William st mo bssss~ay' and 10
Asts HoIse James Hart 27s Roadway Dr. Less Fesch
Neey aa BleccRcrst l. Fmbc y East broadway, XinS
sgessol 3s Grand ST. J. NJ BeakIey 2i2 Tsison st.
Grower IS; BroaSway Howe Bates 7s Chatham st. james
Ss:,o % agencies; gyrsss;Gs s whole
m2i-ime iso Broadway.
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- Germany An edctus remedy fn suppression
and all where does have
and ~ BThey hc take daring
nsncy they would poduse abortion Sold by j. Hart,
nef q Boadw and Chambers ofBowery anl
/ Wakers ffe 3rps
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II DKVP-A h0tt infaIhc rcmcdy
when d~ected has boon fund every
eac safe and speedy cure, havins failed u is
know edged 20 be he most certain safe and that
discoveries does not require rsrcton n diet Price
s-to be obtained ony at the office ID on street Advice
vraf,a IN v~cFsou MAJ i'm,
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s TERLING,s ORIENTAL BALsA MIC

~ cfhcacious snlutaU and ecc remedy
in all Of Lcueorhan Involuntary
reguany II the Menes H Itaed Diseased
Bladder aHd IN All disease Of The Urinary oIseDs Ne mmed
relief generally aodeA by Me Of Basarpc
IN space ofme eeebnty The
Of the above dscacs IL IL confidently offered aceo-
certificates Of the eminent Of the Britain Faculty
which viii stamp the high reputation IN winch the us,e prcpaa
oa valued Prepared only ny w. Sterling White Chapel
don Sold Wholesale and retail, BY NATHANB GRAHAM.
The herald., 1837-04-24

ten. &C emthe skin and ali impurities FROM the sy.tcm this
pleasant and healthy Syrup has egual Perhaps
more way opforot general es h hcs MINER
this syrup ~ the spring The medre prsesis
give The esnfed
rup and nur.nr mocrs whose ;nnts afflicted with
Head Sore Ears, Weak Eyes, particularly
mendsd t IT, II 10 perfectly harm and when combined
with sesy soda water, forms cool and agreeable bve
Used with cod water II makes pleasant
drink syd may te ussd with advantage by sny
tipne prepared from the best Honduras accord
to the Get approved formulas and great has taken
oketp trse tom impurities and al obnoAi adx'uss
Prepared and .od Wholesale and retail tbc subscriber
pAnrAu
The herald., 1837-04-24

- Medicine fes Children causing
charged sumbers IND when there NJ ap
peaance of they do much good - CARRYING on the sec eon
nucus the mach bowels, which generate Them
apd chfen alive For sale by the pro-
nr;etor : GENT NATHAN B. GRAHAM
p' Cedar of William.
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NOTICE..

A LII persons having unsettled accounts
"A with the subscribers, especially those OF
long standing. are requested to settle the
same previous to the first of April next Be-
ing desirous of settling M oil their accounts,
prompt attention to this notice " expected.
Feb. is. n. s. j. lihMMOND
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-04-06
DENTISTRY.

T. GOURAUD, NJ. D. and SURGEON DEN
rIsT, has the honor to give notice to the
Ladies and Gentlemen Of Newport and It's
vicinity, that he has returned from his tour
down East, to his old stand, at Madame F..
PrRRo's, in Farewell street, near Liberty
, tree; where ne ,s vii, be happy to give bis at.
skill in the art of Dentistry, from the grating
OF single tooth, to complete sett, with oil
the improvements of the age, accompanied
with upwards Of 20 years practice,-the ease
and comfort experienced by all his patients
during his performances, is the best recon-
mcndatlon he can offer to those whose bad
state Of their Teeth require some attention
Porcelain. or mineral Teeth inserted as usu-
al, from 81 to S5 each; gold plate, extra.
Newport, March l6.
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NOTICE..

VNILLIAM NEWTON is This day ad
w miited IN the firm Of James X. Newtor
& Co. A continuation Of public patronage is re
spcc,fay solicited
SIMON NEWTON,
JAMES X. NEWTON,
Feb. l6 WILLIAM NEWTON.
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REMOVAL.
II. u. Lee. & Co.

EH AVE removed to the Store. corner OF
q 4 Thames and Alill-streets, where they now
offer for sale, full and complete assortment Of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Also, CHARTS OF the latest aud most ap-
proved surveys: brass. copper and wood COM
PASSES; double and single tangent QUAD
RANTS; day or night TELESCOPES; scales
and dividers; Bowdiich's Navgators; Blunts
Coast Pilots; Nautical Almanacks; longitude and
decmalon tables; Seamans Journals; Shipmas-
ter's assistant; log paper; IA and % second gas-
ses: log states; bunting; deep sea and hand leads
and lines, Sc SC. April %.
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TO THE LADIES.

EFF TlLIEY & HAZARD continue to put ou
Il any kinds Of Lace for making up or working
the Ladies who take it must comply with the fol
lowing
Not to ask for payment before the work is re
turned.
Not to take more Goods than the work comes
to, except the balance is charged on account al
cash. or paid in cash
Not to keep the work out over three months.
Ia no case will there DO any thing paid but thu
dry goods specified, for any kinds Of Lace work
The work TO lie paid for according to the
worth, subject to our inspection aud Judgment
All Lace, floss & cotton. and all stuls for fan
cy work. kept out more than four months will be
charged on account cash.
II is requested that no lady will call for WORK
except before calling she is perfectly satisfied VIC
will do Justice by her in paying for the same.
The foregoing becomes necessary owing TO the
very great difficulty in our lace business.
Newport, Dec. !, 1886
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Zt0erD s ole.
James r.. Metchc1r,

H EEPS for the accommodation Of the public
AA generally, HORSES and CARRIAGES
Of every description, to let on The most rcusona-
BILE terms, at his Livery Stable, in Prison-street,
near the Jail.
IT, J. E. Al. returns his thanks to his former
patrons, and hopes by strict attention to business
To merit a continuance Of their favors.
Orders left at his residence, directly opposite
the stable, will meet with prompt attention.
Passengers conveyed to and from the steamboats,
Horses kept for any length Of time-terns liber-
al. Newport, March 8.
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are ~ DOStOI, .f
A stage will leave New
tss;s E"''' E,.aa,vs ;ysy syeeu,sS %%r%'"s al
sss:s;z. 9 o'clock. A. NJ. arrive
in Fall River at 10 I.2 A. MIN Taunton at
] J.. M.--iD Boston, at u ~ p. NJ.
Returning, stage will leave Boston CIV ry
morning. sundays excepted, at l-2 past o
clock A. NJ. arrive in Taunton, at o'clock,
=. Min Fall River, at O'clock New
port, at 70 o'clock.
Stage book at Townsend's, g. TTassard's
Hotels in Newport. The stage will leave
Townsend's at IL g. lIassard's at Z q
Stage books at Barker'S Marlborough Hotel
Boston.
This stage is connected with the New
Bedford stage at Fall Rver.-Icavcs Fall
River 10 l2 o'clock every day, Sundays ex-
cepted, arrive in New Bedford at l-2 past ~
o'clock.
Leaves every day, Sundays excepted, at
] I2 o'clock, arrives in New Bedford at 3 l-2
o'clock.--Rcturning leaves New Bedford
every day, Sundays excepted, at 8 o'clock
A. NJ. aud arrives in Fall River at 10 A. M.
:nd at =. NJ. 3 o'clock p. NJ.
Stage Books, at Coles g. Blake'S Hotels
New Bedford.
GF@Passcngers wishing to GO to New Bed
ford; are informed that they can, by this stage,
leave Newport in the morning, and return
early the same evening, and have half an hour
leisure time in New Bedford.
A stage leaves Fall River every day Sun
days excepted at l.2 past 3 o'clock p. NJ. for
Swansey, Warren q Bristol.--Rcturning
leaves Bristol every day, Sundays excepted,
at 8 o'clock A. NJ. and Warren at 9 A. NJ.
and arrive in Fall River at 10 l-2 o'clock
A. NJ.
A stage leaves Fall River every day, Sun
days excepted, for Providence, leaves Fall
River at 10 l-2 o'clock, arrives in Providence
l.2 Returning, leaves Providence every
day at 10 o'clock A. NJ. arrives III Fall River
p. NJ.
Passengers wishing to 90 to Fall River
can have q hours in Fall River, and return
the same evening.
O. Extra Coaches furnished at all times
81 on reasonable terms.
"" All baggage and small parcels at the
risk of the owners thereof
Nov. 10. r. b. KINSLEY, Agent.
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Winter Arrangement. A

For the Newport & Boston Mail Stage.
JL4-E1LL RII'E md T.AU.NTO.E
Fare 10 Boston, 81.
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CALICOES, vcs.ings, merno circass'ans;
~ cotton cloth, bleached aud unbcoched;
ladies' worstcd hose, cotton do; lambs wool
hose. ladies shoes, boys shoes, mems boots,
and a variety of other ARTICLES, too numerous
to mention, ior sale by CHARLES n. TIL
LEY. at his Auction Room, No. lls, Thames
.,.oo, March lG.
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CARPETING.

CIARLES N. TILLEY has about ~
" yards second hand WOODEN Carpeting,
to sell cheap, Call at No. 80 IThames-stree'.
March 90.
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THIS DAY
For sale al rcry reduced prices by
JAS. II. NEWTON & GO.

JAS. n. NEWTON & GO.
sbO sss' ss 'ns' @o ISlIss; psass:d,
25 quarter boxes raisins.
20. 1000 Spanish scgars,
50 bag. shot,
25 :" l.agnira coffee,
ID tierces rice,
400 loaves sugar,
25 boxes brown sugar,
40 baskets champagne,
20 chests souchong tea,
20 bbls gin (Curts,)
5 " alcohol,
5000 Principe sugars,
25 boxes ping tobacco,
Is chests gunpowder tea
8 cases canisters do,
5 boxes white Havana sugar,
100 demijons,
20 chests Young hysOn tea,
35 kegs lard,
900 lbs dried apples,
SO boxes brown soap,
10 colored and white do,
32 jars Nlaccabo snuff,
bbs. smoking tobacco,
100 drums Sultana raisins,
20 boxes citron,
s cases prunes in fancy boxes,
SO boxes pipes,
10 lemons,
10 oranges,
10 bags peanuts,
20 drums figs,
2 bbls. Cayenne pepper,
so hams,
bbs Newark cider,
20 boxes starch,
20 dozen mats,
IL brooms,
IL bbls. crackers,
100 casks raisins,
so half boxes do,
80 900 half Spanish segars,
CASTLE soap, French walnu,s, almonds, corks
essence rose. mustard, &c. &c.
March l6.
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TO q rOCeT. $.
New Dry Goods Store.

'lNIIE subscriber would respectfully give
notice that he has taken the store No. 2,
Coionnade Ro,o, where he is now opening and
intends keeping an assortment Of STAPLE
g. FANCY DRY GOODS.
his friends and the public arc invited to
give him call. AUGUSTUS Bush.
Newport, Sept s, 1896.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-19

ter. From the four Cardinal Points as many
lines run in from the circumference to the
centrc--"'rhey shall come in from the EAST
and from the WEST and from the NORTH and
from the SOUTH" There il very natural
gradatlon of sentiment from tlIr outer circle.
embracing the certificate Of membership, To
the ineffablc name occupying the centre Of
the place. Such is very imperfect descrip.
tlon of this singular hut expressive and ap.
propriatc form Of certificate, for the members
of church, peculiar in many respects. and
not the least so in its zealons and eloquent
pastor. To be understood perfectly it must
be seen. Some ofthe copies are to be printed
on silk, and will doubtless be considered by
many others, besides the church members for
whom it is designed,as n curions and instruc-
tive document. We repeat that we think
that Mr.. Rcnd deserves much credit for the
style in which he has printed this form of
certificate. We think that Mr. Taylor will
have the opportunity of presenting it to ma
ny pious son of the ocean, who shall bear
it to the four quarters of the globe as a just
testimonial of an ardent and consistent at.
tachment TO the saviour Of all classes Of men.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-19

VBSiIE greatest ornament TO the human body Ia
y splendid head of hair. II has re, tly
been discovered that the genuire BUFFALo's
On is a sovereign remedy for Badness, prevents
the hair from coming of, promotes the growth.
continues the luxuriance, aud improves the beau
~. It u Far superior to any other animal veg
etabe OIL and in case of fever, where the h.ir
becomes dry and begins to come of, there is no
application more efiectuaI in restoring its beauty
aud rendering it in n healthy state
1t is put up at low price, that all classes can
have access Ia it. None genuine unless put up
in flat bottles, with HAIR On. impressed in the
glass, Also. TO prevent imposition. il will be
signed by the sole proprietor. VIM. Brown, Bos-
ton. 4Sl Washington Street. Retailed 37a cents
For sale by Il. J. TAYLOR, Newport J.
Bach, Providence Samuel Shove, Fall River !;
f. Thornton s. Son, New Bedford :. q. Dun
bar, Taunton.
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q FTHIEVES!-There has been gang
Of thieves prowling about our streets for some
time, and it behooves our citizens to be on
the alert to ferret them out. One of them,
on Tuesday evening last about o'clock, OPP
ened the front door Of the house of Mr.. Benz.
Hazard, in Broad street, deliberately walked
into the Entry, and distracted thereirom five
valuable Cloaks-two gentlemen's and three
ladies'. The family we're sitting in an ad-
joining room at the time, but supposing the
person to be an acquaintance who had step.
ped in, did ! ot discover the mistake until too
late. We have heard Of several other robbie
ries ofa similar character, which have been
perpetrated here recently.
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At Cincinnati, on the llth inst. -four was
sold at 1851 10 $5.3 at the canal, and from
stores $3.50 10 $5,75
! At Louisville, on the 18th, snperiine -four
is noted at S5, so per barrel.
! IIEALrH or NATcHEz.-The yellow fever
had almost subsided at the latest dates-7th
inst, and the cases then existing, were not of
malignant nature.
! The great fair of the American Institute.
Niblo's Garden New York, was opened on
Monday last.
RUBRIcs OF THE PRAYER BooK.-The
Rev. DR.. Bayard, of New York, has projected
an edition OF the Book Of Common Prayer.
for the purpose of having the rubrics, or d.
rections in the book for the use of the various
parts OF the service, printed in red ink as they
originally were. The edition is To be pub
lished by the Bible and Common PRAYER
Book Society.
! There was fall Of snow in the ncighbor-
hood OF Albany on Thursday evening.
fUe TILLEY'S Friction Matches are good
enough.
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for she soon settled so deep in the water
as to render her wheels ealirely useless,
and her sails were then raised to run her
on shore.
About seven or eight o'clock, p. NJ.
the water had qmerchcd the fire under
tho boilers, and she continued nearing the
land b. means her sails until half past
ten o'clock at night, when she sir,,: the
shore near Orracoke,. and, Immediately
went TO pieces I!
The passengers were now in the great.
est confusion and ularm-somc lcapcd
overheard, and were drowned in aitrnpt.
ing to swim to land, while others pos.
sessed themselves of pieces of timber.
and iio'ind ashore, nearly exhausted with
cold and fatigue.
One of the gentlemen above mentioned
informs us that he remained quietly on the
frccastle, and hoated ashore on i. after
the boat went to pieces Mrs. Schroeder,
one Of The two ladies who were saved,
lashed herself to one of the timbers,
and reached the shore in safety.
Mrs. LacOste, although a very feeble
old lady, aged about 10 years, was safely
dragged out of the surf she is supposed
to have been buoyed up by settcc. One
of the passengers had on his life prescrvcr
and got safely to land by lis aid.
The boat was entirely broken into frag.
ments, and :he few trunks which were
washed on the beach next day were more
or less injured. Messrs. Rowland and
Holms remained at Ocracoke two DAYS
before they could get a conveyance to
Norfolk.
They state that about twenty bodies
had been washed ashore, and were buried
before they lett the beach among them
the bodies of two or three of the ladies'.
The list furnished above, we are sorry
to add. is believed to contain the names
ofall who were preserved from this most
distressing disaster.
The Philadelphia steamboat Charleston,
which sailed on the morning of the same
day with the Home, narrowly escaped a
like fate. Having the star. some hours
she succeeded in weathering Cape Hat.
teras.
Among the passengers lost; enumerated
above, we notice the family of II. B. Groom,
Esq. Of Charleston, S. C.-himself, lady, two
daughters and son--who passed several weeks
Of the summer at this pace-at Mr.. Whit
fields house in Touro-street.l
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yWerklp almanac.
Calculated for the meridian Of .Neuport
Married.,

In this town, on Thursday evening last, by
Rev. Mr.. Dumont Mr.. James N. Hood, of SOM
erset. Mass. to Miss Ann Maria Moison, daughter
Of the late Capt. William Moison.
On Monday evening last. by the Rev. Mr..
Freeman, Mr. Nathan NJ. Chafee, to Miss Harriet
Chapman, daughter Of the late Mr.. Peleg Chap
man, all Of this town.
On Tuesday afternoon last, in Trinity Church,
by the Rev. DIR. Wheaton, Charles X. Loomis,
Esq, to Miss Marin Williams. daughter of Maj
Samuel Brown, all of Brownville ". Y.
In this town, yesterday afternoon, at the Mil.
Street Church, by the Rev. DR.. Charming. Rev
Charles Il. Brooks. Pastor Of said Church, "a
Miss Harriet Hazard, I'd daughter Of Hon. BENZ
Hazard, Of this place.