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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-22
nR. VAN HAMBERT'S FEMALE
&V RENOYATING pILLS-Erom Ger

nany-An efeclual remedy for suppression, ir-
regularity, and all cases where nature does not
have her proper and regular course.
Sold by J. II. Hart, corner Of Broadway and
Chambers street (; aud l.. NJ. Guion, corner of
Bowery and Grand street, and csrner Of Henry
and Pike streets and by r. Burnct, 35 Sixth
avenue, New York. Also, by DR.. r. Il. IIAZ.
ARD, a, the Sign Of tho Great Mortar, Newport,
rNarch 1
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PoErRY.-What is poetry? A smile, n
tear, glory longing after the things OF
eternity. 1t lives in all created existence
in man, in every object that surrounds HIM.
There is poetry in the gentle influence OF
love and afllictlon, in the quiet broodings OF
the soul over the memories Of early years,
anc in the thoughts of glory that chain our
spirits to the gates of Paradise. There Is
poetry too in the harnonies of nature. 1t
gltters in the wave, the rainbow, the light
ming, and star; its cadence is heard in the
thunder, and in the cataract; its softer tones
go sweetly up from the thousand voice harps
of wind, and rivulet and forest; the cloud
and the sky go floating over US to the music
of its melodies and it ministers to heaven
from the mountains Of the earth, and the un-
troddcn shrnes OF the ocean. There is not
moonlight ray that comes down upon the
stream or hilt, not breeze calling from its
blue air throne to the birds Of the summer
vallies, or sounding through midnight rains
its low and mourntul dirge over the perishlng
flowers Of spring, not a cloud bathing itself
like an angel vision in the rosy gnshcs OF
autumn twilight, nor a rock glowing in the
yellow starlight as if dreaming Of the Eden,
but is full OF the beautiful influence OF poe
try. The earth and heaven are quickened
by its Spirit, and the heavens of the great
deep in tempest and in calm, are but its SC
cret and mysterious breathing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-22
Cure for Bowel Complaints.
SUPPLY OF DR.. ID. JAYNE'S
Carminatire .BdiSdm,
Is received by J. w. EDDY.

II TcCtTFtu Jy u W r1r717f'
THIS unrivalled Balsam, and its nstonish-
ing properties in the cure of most disea-
ses of the Stomach and Bowels, such as d-
arrhea, dysentary, cholcra-morbus, cholera
hlJaniiinl or summer complaint among chll-
dren; has been tested by hundreds in this
place, and throughout the United States
The immense sale of this article; backed by
the strong recommendation of the Medical
Faculty, has never been known to fail.-Cer-
tificates furnished gratis, and directions fur
nshed gratis, to all who may call for them.
Price so cts.
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HANOVER STREET,
BOSTON, MASS.
FROM WHICH, on FROM

MIR. J. q. LAM LEY,
my duly authorised Travelling Agent, sub-Agcnts
in Rhode Island. will hereafter receive their sup.
plies. the Agency Of Miss T.. NJ. Bcntly, Of Pro-
vidcnce, being discontinued.
All Pills having WM. BRANDETIl on the top
Of the box, and GEORGE I}ODGKlNSON on
the edge. ARE COUNTERFEIrS, made to DE-
ICElvE the PUBLIC and EVADE the LAW at
the same time.
OBSERVE each agent has COPrERPLATE
certificate Of agency. See that il has been re-
newed--NO CERTIFICATE BEING ANY
GUARANTEE AFTER TWELVE MONTHS
FROM DATE THAT FILLS SOLD BY THE
HOLDER ARE GENUINE.
N. BAH travellers from DR.. Brandrc,h have
"a power Of Attorney, proved before the Clerk Of
the County Of New York.-Observe it. No per-
son can be too careful Of whom they purchase
10 HANOVER STREET 10
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE AMERICAN HOUSE
is DIR. BRANDRETH's PRINCIPAL Of
FICE IN BOSTON,
for the EXCLUSIVE sale Of his Pills
The Agents now made, and Of whom GENC-
INE BRANDRETH'S VEGETABLE UNIVER-
SAL PILLS, can with certainty bn obtained, In
the STATE OF RHODE ISLAND. are as
follows -
Newport, WM. S. VOSE;
Al his Fancy md Variety Store, l2i Thnmes-st.
And at the Lottery Ofnoc, % Thames-s,.
Providence, NJ. Robinson, 10 we-tmins,ers.
WHY'S Ames, lis Iligh-st.
Stephen Martin, 355 North Main-st.
Noel Matthewson, l6s South Nain-st.
John shaw, 95 North Main-st.
Pnwtucket-Jnn,es T. Benedict.
Central Falls-Rchard Smith.
GIoucester-D. {. Tourtelot q Co.
PawtuNet-A. w. Potter.
Warwick-B. r. Vaughn.
Warwick-Thompson Avery.
WRrvick-Amos Fish.
Warwick-Amos Stone Co.
East Greenwich-Geores S. Gardner, and y. r. Bate
WEXFORD tvillage'-R. w. Reynolds.
South Kngsion-S. Robinson.
Kingston-w. Mar, Ingraham.
Rchmord-Mrs Reynolds.
North PrGvidenee-A. Irons jr.
Grccnville-E. VI. Smith.
Johnston, near Center Mills &C. J. Arnold.
Lonsdalc-P. II. Clark.
Cumberland hill -Gsorge Cook.
Manville-Allen Mason.
BurnOn village Seth Arnold.
Abion-Mason Grain a. Go.
Clayvlie Comb Manufacturing Con. 3. Draper
sctnate-Joseph W. Warner.
sctuatc-M Manufacturers Go. Store.
Scituatc-Hnriey Fish.
Coventry-John G.. Harris.
Coventry-Renngton Ellis.
Coventry-Charles Green.
Nstck-Oliver Baker
Oneyvillr-John Waterman.
Observation-Disclosures Olno,.
Burrivillc-D. L. Shumway.
Valley Fails, Smithfeld-Amo, Dabeock.
Observation-Disclosures a Marvile.
Cranston--J. X. Potter.
Woonsocket--J. n. w.iser,
Central Falls-Reh orl Smith.
Unnisville-D. 4. Morev.
Little Compton--Church & Brc~ps-.
Tivcrton-Samuei seabury
Tivcrton 4 4Cnrrers--GNytr Hicks.
Charleston--W. 4. EoAic.
Brstol-John Gl-ddinc.
Wsrren--S. A. Drireel
Centroville--wuvrt Manufacturing CO.
II. BRANDRETH, NJ. y.
Oct75l 2ti broadway, Mt
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lust received direct from DR.. JAYNE, OF
" Philadephia, supply of his
SAN ATIV T. P1 LIS,
a new preparation, which has proved to be as
beneficial in tho Diseases for which they are
designed--as his Carmindiipe Baisam and
Indian ESpeciorant. These Sanaiive Pills
are offered as cure for Liver Complaints,
Costireness, Dyspepsia, and many other dis.
cases. Those who use the ESpectorant,
ought to have Box Of these Pills-whch
will be explained by calling on the subscrIh-
er.-Price only - cts. per Box.
Also, with the Pills was received, fresh
supply Ct the ErpeetOront and Carminaiire
Bnisdm-'he latter, the only certain cure for
all diseases Of the Bowels, and sumner Com.
plants. J. w. EDDY, 3gcnt.
Auy y
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PILES! PiLEsi!

MIR. IIALE'S Pile Ointment is n positive
VA cure for the Pilos in three days time.
Sold by J. ". Hart. corner Of Chamber street
and Broadway r. Bnrnet, 81 Sixth avenue;
and Il. Nj. Guion, corner of the Bawcry and
Grand street, and corner OF Henry and Pike
streets, n. York. Also, by D.. r. X. R.HAI-
ARD, At the Sign of ths Great Mort,r,NcW-
pot, Il l. March
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GOA L..

EDERSONS wishing to supply themselves
d with the best quality Coal, for grstes,can
be furnished with ans quantity by leaving
their orders at the store of
b. WOOD g. Co,
June 81. Vars wharf.
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The above is for sale in Newport, by R. j.
TAYLOR and r. r. HAZARD, and by the
Druggists in Providence and New. Bedford.
Newport, Nov. ~.
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stocking Yarn.

WANTED 200 lbs. OF good blue mixed
w and shecP's grey yarn, spun by hand,
and good price given hv
JOK.NF TOU.l,SE.ND.
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THE BEsr MEDICINE FOR COUGHS AND COLDS

TIE be., msdsias fus
Coughs, colts, snd all
Lnng coinp'sin,s. Hoop
ing Cough, spit,isK of
blood, PAIN in ths Side,
Liver colnplsln,. and
snse,ions or ths trsAl,
u Mo. N N GARD.
kER's INDIAN BAL.
sAAl OF LIVER.
WORT, containing the
strength Of many roots
aud hsrts. Among the
number ere L,vsf- orI,
Eleeampans. Boaess,.
Asclspiss t'lbsro,., lee
land Sloss, semlls, Hys-
|sop, Ruts grsvsolsns;
also many other hsrls
not To te procured ia this
psrt Of the glebe. fos
Il -. -.
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III e II AL ID OF II III e IL M Il S.

ewes filled with tears, he told me, when ]
returned home, to say to my countrymen,
that had seen and talked with recipient,
of their bounty; and though the Greeks
might never repay US, they could never for
get what we had done for them. | remem-
bered the excitement in our country in their
behalf, in colleges and schools, from the gray
bearded Senator to the prattling schoolboy,
and reflected that perhaps, my mite, cast
carelessly upon the waters, had saved from
the extremity of misery this grateful family.
| wished that the coldbooded prudence that
would have checked our honest enthusiasm
in favor of a people, under calamities and
horrors worse than ever fell to the lot Of man
struggling to be free, could have listened to
the gratitude of this Greek family. With
deep interest bade them farewell, and tell
ing my guide to follow with my horse, walk
ed over to the foot Of the mountain"
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III 'hat swels IN prosperity. will shrink in
sd,efhiy.
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IUeeislp AlManar.

for the meridian Of .Newport.
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DIR. PHELPS

Paironised by the Nary ofthe United States.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-12-14

0.yTho Secretary of the Navy has ssu-
ed an order prohibiting in future the prac
tee of bringing in the public vessels OF the
L. States, various animals, such as horses,
asses, &C., formerly authorized by the De.
partment, recent experience having shown
that this privilege is liable to abuse ih,s
order was caused, no doubt, by Com. Elll-
oft filling the Constitution frlga!e with such
animals.
r.,,,. S.,.,,, ,t,,., ,l,co NJ 81 IN t0l .
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Sugar Greek Academy,

= Nh Subscriber takes this method to in form the
Il public generally, ,but the Exercises of this
ACADEMY uiil be resumed on the ID day Of January
Heli It's location is 3 miles distant from CAarlotts
near The great road leading 10 Salisbury sufficient
" retired 10 attention to business and remote
from the aAursments Of rice and dissipation.
Taitien, per session Of fire months. sl2 50.
Beard, Including Bedding, Washing and Fire.
oo0d, can be had at respectable families al 81 per
month.
His desirable that Pupils should enter e4rly, yet
they can enter at any time; but after entry de-
duction made ercept for sickness.
X. l. MCDOWELL.
Dee. G. 1888. t430
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Self Protection JustiiEabIe +!

UNHOSE toho are indebted 10 the subscriber By
IL Note or Book Account, ave requested TO come
fortcard bctlceen this and the 18Th of January neat
and settle b. CASH Those pho DO not comply
cifh The Adore requisition may WITHOUT respect Of
person, age, or ser expect 10 be SUED-Sheer JUS
ice prompts this course. Hook upon each of my
Creditors as a part Of my" Household" and an de-
srous TO escape "ths ,ooe pronounced against those
tcho do not p,oride for their household. Ihumbly
ask compliance for phieh I,oiiI feel thankful
JOHN NJ. HAPPOLDT.
Charlotte Dec. 10, 1858. 42stf
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as, thefe are conflicting opinions among the pco.
PIE OF me Stale ol North Carolina upon the sub.
I Ject OF National Bank, and upon the policy Of
a" ihotPebdent Treasury, under the exclusive
control OF the Federal Executive Therefore,
fesofred by The General Assembly Of North Ca.
roma, That II would eminently conduce to the
prosperity OF the people Of the o. States, aud tend
nuch' Tor the future, 10 withdraw the business Of
lhe country from those entanging alliances with
national politics which have been found injurious
10 both, that the Congress Of the United States
should charter three separate, distiact and inde.
pendent banks, 10 be located, with their branches,
IN the three great sections Of the Union, North,
South and West
and be further Resolved, That in the opinion
OF this Assembly, the nnlted capitals of these
banks should not exceed hfty millions of dollars,
TO be distributed in such portions, 10 the different
sections Of the Union, as to Congress might seem
just and proper
Mr.. Jones, from the Committee on Fl.
nance, to whom SO much of the Governors
message as relates TO the currency and de-
positcs, made a report, asking that the
committee be discharged from the consid.
Grafton of those subjects, and that they be
referred TO JOINT select Committee Of five
TO be raised for tina, purpose. Concurred in.
Mr.. Shepard presented bill to amend
an act, passed in 1921, to incorporate a
company, en,itled the Roanoke Inlet Com.
pany, and for other purposes aud Mr.. Ba.
ker, ball TO lay of and establish cooniy
by the name Of -. Read the first
time, and The latter referred TO a commit.
tee TO consist Of the members from The
-
La the Commons, Mr.. Hoke, from the
Select Committee 10 whom was referred
the memorial OF citizens of Lincoln and
Rutherford. reported bill TO establish a
new county by the name Of Caldwell which
PASSED IFS first reading.
Mr.. Trolinger presented The petition of
cit'zsns Of Orange, praying that said coun.
~ be not divided. The bill TO establish
the county Of Jefferson was ihen taken up,
Mr.. Hall moved for It's indefinite postpone
ment, but the motion was negaiived Ga to
"A: Mr.. Robards moved 10 nmeod tie bill
by striking ou, Jefferson and inserting Blake.
~. kegallsed GO TO 80. The bill then
passed It's second reading.
Mr.. S,ler submitted a Resolution direct.
Jog the Secretary OF State to issue grants
fOr lands sold al the lat. sale Of Cherokee
Lands. Referred 10 Tie Committee or
Cherokee Lands.
Received from His Exeellency, the Gov.
ernar, by hts Private Secretary, message
transmitting the Repor, OF the Commission.
ers for tho sale OF The Cherokee Lands
l.
Messrs. +. 5 Bell, Proctor, Hester and
Baker, were appointed the Commtlee on
Enrolled Bib, for this week.
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Judge White.--The Nashville Wing of
he 2la ultimo, states that Judge White
las consented TO resume his scat in the
United States Senate, for the short session
at least, If his health permit him to reach
washington by the first week in January.
49,
MssissiPpi.-From the Mississippian,
We learn that Thomas II. Williams, of pom.
totoc, has been appointed by Gov. McNutt
TO be Senator IN Congress to fill pro TEN.
the vacancy occasioned hy resignation of
james F. Trotter. Mr. ". is ~ favor Of
the Administration.
Thomas ii. Benton has been re elected a
Senator Of the q. S. from the State Of Mis-.
souri,, for six years from the 4th Of March
nex..-Ater. Gdz.
Great Britain and Merico.-The Brit.
ISL Minister to Mexico, Mr.. Packenham,
sailed from England on the Goth u!t. in the
Pique irlgate, to touch at Halifax, and
thence proceed to Mexico. II is stated
that MIR. Packenham is the bearer OF in-
structions with reference TO The disputes be.
tween France and Mexico, and that he is
invested with the requisite powers 10 med.
ate between the two parties. The Btnish
Government had further instructed Sir
Charles Paget to proceed with a naval force
from the mouth Of the 81. Lawrence 10 the
coast OF Mexico, to render any protection
to British interests that hnigLt
requlrt. This force was seed KeAl
instant in the Gulf, steeriS krad
Nat Intel.
Murder. We leafnV hr. Kendall. of
Montgomery, whose dehh was mentioned
IN our last, as hSng happened BY fall
from his horse, was murdered, and that one
he supposed murderers, man named
In, is now in Jail. 1t is supposed that
IL deceased was taken for another person,
And thus murdered by mistake. Fay. OBS.
We learn from the Army anirNavy
Chronicle, that Lieut.. James GlynN tths
navy, has been selected TO make the exam-
nations ordered by Congress, of6ke har.s
bors of Beaufort and Wilmn n. =
Other officers TO aid hi1ip III III
ordered IN few days. thesfNsneF Engi.
neer, belonging to ~ar Department,
has been assigned TO the Navy Department
for this purpose.-ib.
A Defdulter.-The Auditor of Missis-
suppl, Maj. John h. Mallory, is ascertain.
ed to be defaulter to the amount of S54,-
go
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Negroes TO Hire.

"IL be hired on the 3lst instant, at VT
w house, TO the Highest bidder, for one gear,
eli the NEGROES belonging to the estots Of d..
herRes H. Alexander, deed.
f. w, ALEXANDER, Guardian.
Dec. 10, 1888. 1890
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Canadian Agdirs.-lt IS our painful
task - state that. IN the Preset atfray,
son.c hundred and fifty ol our eoufding
country men (~ho embarked IN this enter.
Prise solely through desire 10 assist those
whom they were led TO believe werc painting
COR freedom, aud whose supplcatous had
trcd their PATRIOTISM have been oVerpow.
cred and taken by the Canadian auhori.
ties, and iha, they will ia all probability
lose their liyrs for their ,emcriiy. While
We feel the deepest sorrow for the loss of
human life, and more particularly tgr That
OF our own counltymeu, ne do hope II will
teach our honest sylnpathlzrrs 20 withhold
theirsy mpaihies and assistance from race
Of men who have proved themselves uuwor.
thy of elIher--who have seen these men
riskiug their lives for their beneil ~lthou,
an eycri,on on their part 10 help themselves,
and have lgci,ly welded up these friends to
cTuel aud lnomnnus death, without a
struggle ia their behat,- OHrtgo Wig.
L.; those Of the Wings of Maryland v no
fcli short OF their whole duty at the hate
elcelloa-le let the Wings &C Ohio, 10 pariIc.
ular, Who were found slnmberlng at their
post, and 50 fell an easy prey TO the CON.
mon enemy OF free government, profit by
the noble example ot their brethren OF New
York. Such exemplary devotion To the
good eause, with IFS glorious attendant re.
suits, cannot but wake 10 new energy the
Wings Of other States. The victory in
New York viii be felt in every State aud
Territory oil the Uniou. - BdltrmOre Pat.
7eras.--Thc President, Gen. Houston,
and the Congress appear to be at logger
heads. He has been IN tho habit Of deliy-
crlur hts message 10 the two houses yer.
bally, Atlhc opening Of this session, CON.
mrt,ees were appointed 10 inform hm that
Congress was ready TO receive any 'rrlitCn
communication which he nigh, have to
make. lie returned brief massage, sa'
luuug the honorable Congress" and stat.
ing that il he had not been restricted III the
mode, hc should have presented some I'M
portaut information and suggestions on the
affairs Of the country; as II was, he deeIln'
ed any further communication with Con
gress than TO enclose the reports OF the
heads Of the departments.
Miss Charlotte Mitchell, eldest daughter
Of Major Thomas Mitchell, of Thomas
county, Georgia, when married, some tune
since. was dressed entirely in silk OF her owl
manufacture, VIZ. cap, stockings, gloves
and irock, which was pronounced by al
that saw her to equal the best Ponsec'
Fire in .NobHc-A calamltous fire oc
E Cured IN Mobile, Ala, 90 the DIST Nov
Tho loss of property is estimated ut one
: hundred thousand dollars, OF which but {
very small amour, sas insured. The hr'
T hrnkc out ia the Mobile Theatre,
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Charl0tte, ". c., llh Dec. 1888.

49,
or More Dcfdlcdtions. Iii is stated that
deta!catIons are taking place IN Washington
City. Mr.. {. 4. Harris, Superintendent of
Indian Affairs is stated to be deiaulter TO
the Government-he has been specuating
pretty largely IN the public lands; also Gen.
GratIo,, who is at the head OF the Engineer
Department. The time is coming when a
" searching operation " will take place at
Washington and the corruptions of the pre-.
sen, aud past administrations will be laid
open to public view, the people will then see
who are their friends
In reference TO the dedication Of Mr..
Swartwout, the former Collector Of New
y ork, the Washington correspondent Of the
\. Y. Journal of Commerce says:
"If the late defalca,ions in the New York Gus
tom House were unknown 10 the Treasury, as
they probably WERE it shows that there must be
something very defective in the organization of
the department, and a system that will better se-
cure accountability, the part OF the Collectors,
must be adopted. A system must be very rotten
which will enable a collector, with million OF
dollars Of Government money IN his pocket, TO de-
mand of the Secretary nj the Treasury money to
pay the current expenses of his office But this
has been the case In regard to the New York Gus
tom House. Sixty or seventy Thousand dollars
were at one time sent by this Treasury 10 the New
York Collector 10 defray tho current expenses of
his office. The Secretary Of the Treasury was
warned of the situation of things there, and was
urged to institute an inquiry into them, but the
suggestion was not needed. The fact was, that
no one at that time dared TO distrust any Of those
officers who had the confidence Of Gen. jackson.
Any attempt to investigate abuses in his day, was
secuted All his iavortes were presumed, By the
heads of department, to be immaculate But the
state of things is now changed. The csrruptons
which Gen. Jacksons popularity for a time pias-
tered over, are uncovered, and are a stencil in
every man's nostrils."
Is it any wonder tina, detalca,ions take
place when there is so little accountability!
We are surprised there is not moro of IT,
OST-Gen. Scott has been ordered 10 take
charge of the troops on the Northern from
tier. He was invited to partake OF i'ub
lie Dinner by the citizens of Nashville, but
declined, as the order from the War Depart
men, required he should lose no tIme'
| or Messrs. Clay, Crittenden and sever.
al other gentlemen were injured by the Up
setting of the stage near Brownsville, Ky.
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OF Messrs. Clay, Crittenden and sever
al other gentlemen were injured by the up
setting of the stage near Brownsville, ny.
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Fire in Nobilc.-A cdlamtous ire oc'
Cured in Mobile, Ala. 90 the 2ls' Nov
The loss of property Is estimated nj one
hundred thousand dollars, OF which but a
very small amour, vas insured. The hire
broke out IN the Mobile Theatre,
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A DTdulter.-The Auditor of Nissis-
spppi, Maj. John h. Mallory, is ascertain.
ed to be defauter to the amount of S54,-
079 90.
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C-Gor. Dudley and he Mint.-Ws
were requested TO insert the following H.
ter which, as an act of justice to the So.
periu'endent we could not refuse.
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Cotion.-Sales at this place at 81 to lo3.
Observer, 5th AS
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Mss Charlotte Mitchell, eldest daughter
Of Major Thomas Mitchell, of Thomas
county, Georgia, when married, some time
since, was dressed entirely in silk of her own
manufacture, VIZ. cap, stockings, gloves,
and lrock, which was pronounced by all
that saw her to equal the best Pongec.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-04-27
Ser Water(anDsz 8reunb unb e3ellt ber 3eit

S6metterIln9, DEN Elm 9foturfor-
(6er, Der oenMontblonc beitie9,oort
gan; einGam ,niihcn Den @Iswan'
oen umberAattsru fay .. SO Dobte
an Die lobme 2lefln, Die NIT Den
Wenfben 70 Oertraut mar, NIT ibnen
pislte, NIT ibnen fpel1te, aber stnit
bel Slide in Dem Broten, Der in Der
|@6i0el lag, ibr elqenes jun9es
Nefben errannts, IS bafi9 ersrItt
oamlt in ocu 9Ea!o cite uno fh
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