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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19
8erbanolunseu Der groBen
6ffentliben Qerfomm(una,

speld,e am Nbeno bes 8ten eSanuars, i'm
SaaIe Der 0erren Oc9an uno Sarris, in
MaBilton, 9tart @anntD, gebalten tpuree.
Die Seriammluns UrsaniiIrte fd, burh
grnennuns folsenber 8eau,ten.
prdGoent: 81. Wc@uaY.
. 8icesprdGbenten: s. 9urrtbaI, s.. Btee,
Ter, jr. 3. Sebufon.
Secretdre: s. o. Gcean, &. 9. 8utler,
6. GiBseralo, 9. Hatrfon.
ScIseabe 6erren tpurben aIs Committee
ur Mbfaeuus BON SelhlIBen ermanut, uda,s
d. bic Oerren:
8. .. Westcu, So. .Sosan, Ssee WeId,
s. g. Scbnsen, 8. 9. 0arris, 81. Mcs
MiIan, So1epb Watson, g. Budius, 6.
&. Sfinner, Saccb Wtitler, abel l1uoerbia,
gbomas 8aldburn, 8. SO. @bite, g. Q.
0ine, q. 0anhuBen, 6. S. 8onb, George
8reeo, patrid 0arnep, .. WaDace, S.
@briitman, Daoib Mt,pater.
Serr S. o. Wefcn brahte feitens unt
diif etrinilithi8es @erlan9en Der Committee
fcl9enbe BefAlaee eth
Da alle Wenlhen frep uno aLei d, aes
bcren flno, nno ba Mmerifaner bas 0feoJt
beIBen, suiamnten s1 fommeu, um ibr Mits
gefiibl iber bic Qeioen unb 8ecriidunaert
ibrer Mitmenlhen aussubriiden; uub ba
mir jeber Nbfd)t, bic gelebe bes Qanoes
uber als sln9reifenoe irseno einen sfpiIdenl
ctptlifIrten Iationen belfebenben 0ertras su
Derle6erl, fren,b flno llnb ba mir ait Die
aIeihe biir9erlide nnb religiSie 9ied,te inter.
Waenlhen, ipie an bas Nedt CUR Gerbreis
nng repnblifanifher @rnnoldse unb gin>
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19

ben, bato cine lebr nabtbeili9e Wenoun9
fdroie eiberateu bsrbcpfGbren. @c5 ents
f,beioenoer oIs aaes eieIes uirft Der funo
9eeebene 9Sius Der ameritaniIben Te8b
run9, nit otIeu ibr Su @sbcte itebenoen
Mitteln Die 9teutralitdt swiiben beleen
goticucn aufre6t ju batten, uno leoe MI
Iitdrifbe ilnteritdsan8 BON Selten Der
Bereinietsn Staaten ja binoern. Sin
Sscbabtunssecrps an Der 8rense tpiro
cieitm Billen Grfols 9eben, uao Die ei6e:
raleu, su f6pa6, um no6 @bippapa tber=
;ufeen, uno obne 9ofuuns, bon bier aus
.6dlfe 5u erbalten, tperoen 5uleet 9en0tbs
ist, lspn, itb ouf5ulsisn. Gerabte Die
icr Dirt iiao bereits i'm uml1ufe, uno bic
70 etsn aneeseiste 8erbaftnabme BON
Wac &cn;ie oGrfte nod uoQenes Die ent-
ibsioua9 bisr5u 9eben.
Sn Montreat iit man Der Weinun9, oaf
gopineau auf i,insr SIubt na6 Den Ser
einioten Staatcn in Den @dtosrn umee-
frnmsa iei.
- 8eneral San Genbelaer but Die Nus:
tiferuu9 Der @aftn, wel6s als Gi9enz
tbum oes Staatss Nepz zYorf an9eiprodz
en- p,rsen, uerlpei9ert. 6err Arfulorius
foG Die tanaoiiben Seb0trsn erfu6t bo-
ben, oieie @afen, foos lie in bic 6dnoe
ber brittii1en 3ruppen foQen, an benSt.
Netp:Yor ous5uliefern.
Sin 9erGdt fa9t, oob Or. Duntombe
in Der 8dbe BON Sort Moloen cine ami febn:
libc Streitmabt eiberolen 8eiammelt ba:
be. Dies !pdre in Dem ee9enpdrti9en Iu
eenblide Don Der duBerften Grbebli6feit
fdr Napp Sstano, uno mir odrften, tpenn
es tb bsitdtist, balo BON tpibti9en grei9:
niben b6ren.
@ep- 8ounolanb. .-Sn oieier brittifben
prcpin5 faben bic Seine Der ltnsufrieoen'
belt t5sr bieNe9ieruu9 ibneu @ur5el, II
IS f6nnts oer Saa eintreteu, oab Sbre'
Maisitdt Sruppsn. bic no6 1nterfanooo
ouf BEN Maribe ftno, iu ibrer Seimatt
speit notbtpenoi9er tperoen, ,oIs inoen Na6:
barprouin3en. Die 9efte9ebun9 bat sc:
gen Die Re9isrun9 cine ntibloSsne Stel'
lung bcbauptet uno BET @ouoernsur Die
felbe ouf9eI6f't, obne tdb bic Mittel 3ul
Seitreituns Der Qussobeu fir oos loufea'
De Sobr an9erpie fen tpuroen. Der Sbcr
ti6ter erbob9lo9e 9e9en 3 @eiee9ebun9sz
Mit9lieoer, tpeil Fe &pdbrsno Der Serotb>
unssn sinise barlde 8orte 9e9en bic Re=
oieruna 6uBerten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19

Der preseB Gid,arb s.. @bite's onaef(aot
Seuer i'm Shabamt an9ele9t au baben, foils
te am Gcnncritas gu Waidinston abermals
be9lnnen; /; ba in Der Anflaee eiuiee eiiden
,paren, tpnroe cine ueue 9lnffaae eebiloet.
sas urtbeil ,puroe besbalb aufScitbobeu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19
6 o n q T { E.

= otl9r B.
9ll5 unIdn9it bic Bia sur lnterorilfung
Der ShiupIdfer i'm Ditrjft Columbia i'm.
@on9reB pcrfam, bielt Senator Sentcu etne
trefRihe 91ebe, aus wether bic "Stimme
oe6 9ulfS" fcI9enoen sIusSu9 liefert:
0err 8entou In9te, bas eano .pire nun
NIT einem fhlehten llmlauf Don uueiulS5s
barren 8anfnoten uno Sbinpldltern gepla9t,
uno cine srcBe politifd1e partbey 1llAe Bic
pla9e ouf Sen. Sad1on uno feline Nreuuoe
III tpdlSen; er CLAUDE aber> eS naBten 8es
9ebcubeiten berau, tpelhe Die Dfentlicte Meis
nun9 ilber oteIeu punft auffldren uub hem
2unoe Set9en tptlreen, tpcr fir rno tper ae9cu
einem l1mEauf BON Sdutplditer Hnb 0toten
9ebrohener 8anfen Iei. Die 8pr9dnae in
Der 9teu yprf 8ane Scnoentton, nu6 Die
Sttmmc1t-uiht bic Teben-aber oteSttms
men, tpeld1e balo i'm @cn9reB uno in ben
Staatsseiee9ebun9en 9eseben tperoen tpiir>
oen, miteteu bic Stellung jeocr pplitiIhen
portbet All ben Sag brin9en, ,tid)t bcy ib>
ren Wcrteu, Ionoeru beD ibren Werfen.
Mande 9eute bdtteu iibcr bic BON 8eueral
Sadlon orr9euommeueu gerbe6erun9en oes
@cloumlaufs Su tpiscln oerludt, uuD Ie @r,
pertneute genannt, cbne oielletbt at piBeu
tprrin oieie @rperimente et9entltd beitanben.
CUR 8elebruug oieler eeute poue er foIeeuce
8eIhllee anflbren, bic er ocr eiut9en Sab
rem Dem Senat oor9ele9t babe 11dmlih:
SelhlcBen, oaB pom Senat cine Commit
tee augeltcllt meroe, ltln nit elmer oomNaule
su beratheu uno 81 beridter, tpeIde @erdt,>
berun0en erforoerlib IeDen
1, SIM Bertb beS in Der Neiuse Der Ser,
Staaten 9eprdGtcu @plbe5, 70 oaB Die 9uS,
fibrun9 OeBeIl CT eebiuoert, l,no berllmlaut
oeBelben III str 9. Staaten ber9etellt peroe;
2, Sn beu geieben Die in 8etref ausIdn.
otider Wunsen erlaBen fne, onmit bielelben
TIT ben Ser. Staaten III umlauf 9ebraht
peroen u69en;
8, Sn bent 9emeiulameu 8efhluB bon
1916, 70 oaB ale 9tcten unter $50 bel 3abs
lun9en In ben Dhentltden &o6en auseefd)los
Gen weroen, oamtt burd) ba6 91eoenllezSD,
item Der Ser. Staaten etue aQmGtlioe LII,
terorilfun9 Der fleinen 0tSten; uno Die Gtl,s
fitbrun9 bon @jclo 1t. Silber als eetp6bnlihcr
umIauf bss eanoe6, berbep9efribrt ,perbe.
Dieles feyen bic @rperimente-t> nm ben
Wertb Der @cloml1n5en 5u berihti9en; 2,
Inn auslancilhe Wlin5eu III umlauf III brins
9en uno 8, um alImdbli9e llnterbritdun9
Der 9toten unter $50 su betptrfen. Oeit wele
DIEM erfrl9 oieie slbIhteu 9efr6net rporben
leDen, 9ebe ooraus berppr, baB Der @oloun,z
lauf oes eanoe6 ilh felt 1882 BON nibts bis
anf Is WlllioneuL uno Der oes Silbers bon
% bis itber 80 Willtpnelt oern,ebrt babe.
Wetrere Staaten in oenen Sad1ons Sreuuoe
Die Sberbano batten, unterbriteften feitoem
bic tletneren Toten, nno oieies iet berStano
oes grpsr'nents I'm lesten Weay 9enelen,
ais alle 8anfen ibre @cn6lbe Ihloeen. 8tele
oerfelben bdtten es un9erue 9ctban, uno bic
pilroe man erfennen fDnner, tpenn bic 3ab,
lun9en ibren 9Infan9 Wieoer nebmeu.
ST.. .. ocrla6 oanu cine Gabelfe Die er
ilh aus oem Shoss Department perlbafft
habe setsenD bic 9Iusfubr uuo @infubr bon
,@rlo m,o Silber tpibreno ls Sabren.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19

GFDer Rricg gegen Sdiupldifer bat in
Necbile begcnnen. Der Staatsanwalb bat
ge9en mebrere in jeuer Staot &fagen eii,s
9eieitct, uno ain 2lften 0ccemter tpurbe
elmer berIslben, 9tamens Gcerse s. SarneN
in $3.50 Gtrafs uuo Soften perurtbeilt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19
1err cSameS Nu Cf, a n a n.

Serr Sames Buhauan, Senatcr
BON penRiDlpanien im @onareB, bat cine
feineit Galenten ansemeBene Stelluns erbals
ten, inoem ct Sordser Der Committee iiber
austpdrti9e slnselesenteiten gesperoen 1T,
elmer Der erbeblthiten Dpfen i'm Senat.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19
StaotS.G Contention

um eincit bemofrotiIhen @oupernors >@an
oioaten auBunebmeit.
9Im Stem DieIe6 fam bic Stast5sGcupen
tton in Columbus su1dmmen, uno pr9aniTrt|
(ta bnrd) @rnennun9 fol9euoer Beomten:
Sir prdTbent.
@ber So. Soubbarb> 9oraiu.
STIR gtceaprd Tbenten.
Snnathau GaDlcr, 2tdtng.
@lUab SdnceI Butler.
Sobu @lIiott, Wercer.
@ibeon Suffer, Clinton.
Shomas =. Bnd,anan, @lermput.
9Stlt1an e. QSaltcn, Wcnrce.
Spbn Npu9h AoB.
Sobn Oeccre, MobiIpn.
Soh1 F1oeD, YerrD.
Wiaiom 6. 0enberlou> Saucod
Sobn Sruet, Selmnnt.
Jotepb Vsc@ntdent Gratpfero:
8Dram 3ecnarb, Guor.
Billtam Sbephero, Gupabcoo.
Hnfu5 .. SpaloinA Grnn,bua.
Nobert y. Wc@aQ, Starf.
9tatban phlllps, Narrilou.
Jacet 9tpurr @plumbiana.
Secetdre.
Somes 9. ShcmaS, Tairfelb.
SoIeph 0tepman, 9itdlauo.
Hnfu6 .. HamIap, 9tihtabula.
Sboma6 e. Scptt, MoB.
9Stltlam Sounter, Sutler.
Diaiam Cunningham DaYne.
Srallcls FaD, Soarrtlen.
6. q. SateS, @rcene.
SScl9enoe Aoerrcn D,roeu ernannt, lin
ScihiuBe abjufaeen Scbn 9. Weller
Sames Scpf> s. st. @mrie, OcptD litter
'BiQtam Baa, q. g. Gburman, @owarf
S5cne6, Sobn grcu9b, 8. 0antjltc,t> SIaat
parildh Samuel 81. Barter, s. e. Ganne:
hia> Sciepb s.. Nartpiu, Q. 6. SO. Virotte
:f. .. Ganep, San'es TbcmpIrn, pctel
&aufmanu, Brancis 9ianep.
Sim 9tcn id,ritt bic @cnpcnticn ,ur 9lb
ltimmun9 fir einen ben1ofratiiheu @cuper
norsssansioaten fol9enbes it bas Nsiulta
Bll@on Sbannon 81 Gtilnmen.
Samuel Spanster l6 DO.
Sobn Il. 8rpan 10 DO.
Bilfen Shannon bon Selmcnt @auntp
elm 9ebcrner Sbioaner, lit allo Ger bemofrd
tilhe @anbioat fir bic tcmmeuce @rupcr
nOrssgBabl.
Gin Delesat ihrejbt Sctgentes iiber bief
&rnennm9 : "Q8tlion Sbanncn, @Iq. DO,
Selmcut @auntp, unfer, bepm erl1en Sallct
auf9encmmencr @anbibat fir @cupern5r> if
Elm Wann, tpte tpir faun, eineu bcecrn uu,
itdrfern bdtten ftnben fGnuen. ytaa 1eine,
@rnennuns tparo ibm bieleIbe burh Elm,
Committee funo getban, uab er eingelaben
Dor Der ecnsenticn su eriheinen. Gr tba
bies unb nit elmer anipruhIrIeu Biirbl
uno Saltuna, oanfte er fir Die linn erseiotE
@bre unb 3ntrauenL nabm bic Grncunnnf
an; nno leste baun in elmer fursen, flarer
unb sebaltreiden 9tebe bic Grune fdec bar
bic er fir bas gBcbI oes Staates, ais DC,
9anscn Taticn fir notbncntis uno S.pecf
mdeig batte, uno meld)e CIR, ,pcfern er,patlt
befrl9en tperoe. Seine 9tebe wurbe sutpei'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19

81 Seucrleans fInb 1000 Hrapa, bic at,
u ~ ,l,l1sn elne ldb'lde ginnabme BON ,eoo,.
600 9, ,lar baten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-01-19

DieIes la9te S,r. y. .set9t uns etnen 3eits
raum bon II Sabren, III melbcm bic Sant
Der Ser. Staaten III ooacm gauae tpar, unt
Die pom ben Sreunoen ocrielben ais pos bod.
lte Der 8ollfcmmcnbeit aeprielen miro, unt
wds ereiebt itth oalau6? ? 81, oa6 bic unees
beure Summe bon 85,28O,368 auSsefiibrt
unb nur So, ,356, ,662 ein9cfiibrt rpurhe. Cies
le iibermdBiae smsflbr enttlSBte oas eanr
I'M % Wiltionsn.
5n 1882, eenl cSabr Der 8etos@ptbfhaft,
ffreneten @eueral SadIon uub feine Sreuuse
ftd, sner(t an oen @eloumIauf at rerbeeern,
unb ben Grfcf9 baocn seiet bicfe Gateue:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-04
Charles N. Tilley,

Has for sale at his store, No. lie, Thames-st
GROCERIES-such ns -four, rice, sugar
y" tea, coffee-SPlCES ofall kinds, s,raisins
cranberries, apples, pepper sauce, catsup,cay
enne pepper, mustard, naster,iens, olives
New York and Boston soap, fancy soap in
boxes, shaving soap, white bar soap, lamp oil
vincgar,-Muscat wine, &c &c.
Also, great variety yofCROCKERY and
GLASS WARE, China, Earthen and tin
ware, wooden ware, children's chairs, broonS,
brushes, mop sticks, wash boards, TUBS, pals,
canpails, Sc SC.
Books, prints, combs, knives, snnf boxes,
friction matches, loco foco matches, blackiDg,
black ball, beeswax, essences Of all kinds,
with good assortment Of CONFECTlON-
AIRY, and other articles. Call and see for
yourselves.
Auction business attended to as usual, and
consignmcn,s solicited. Public Sales, every
Saturday morning.
Jan 4.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-04

CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.


INVENTED by the immortal Louis Often
4 Goelicke, M. ID. of Germany. Europe, IL
astonishing The world with lis mighty victo-
ries over many fearful diseases, which have
been pronounced incurable by physicians iif
cve;y age, being the most VALU ABLE ME-
DlC!NE, aud the most unaccountuble ~ its
operations of any ever prepared by human
hands a medicine obtained equally from the
.4aimat, Mineral and Yrgcirbie kingdoms,
thus possessing THREE FOLD POWER; (;
a medicine, of more value TO mankind than
the united treasurers Of our globe, and for
which we have abundant reason to bless the
bcne6cent hand Of a kind Providence u me-
dcnc, which begins TO be valued by physic-
ians, who have heretofore opposed il, who are
daily Witnessing its astonishing cures of ma
ny whom they had resigned to the grasp of
the Unsuitable grave; precious aud power
ful medicine, which has thoroughly filled tho
great vacuum in the Materia Medcn; md
thereby proved itself to be the CONC UER-
Err OF PHYSICIANS.
! Dose oftac Sonativc, for adults, one drop |;
for children, n half drop; and for infants, a
quarter drop. The directions explain the
method of taking these portions, and contain
history of the medicine and its distinguish
ed inventor.
| Price-.Threc and one third rx dollars
(S2,50) per half ounce.
For sale at the store Of CHARLES N.
ITlLLEY, No 1IS, Thames-street, Newport
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-04

Pursuant 10 n Deere Of the Court Of Probate
orMe tOvn Of .Ntmpoh there miH be srid at
Public .4uction on Wednesday, The 2i1t dsy
Of January, 1888, nj J ] O'Clock a. N. on the
premises,
A IL the right, title and interest which John
IA Deblois had at the time Of his death, in aud
TO u certain lot Of land and Dwelling l!euse there
on standing, situate in said Newport, bounded
northerly on Levin street, westerly on land oG
Na,h'l. s. Rugges, easterly on land of Joseph
Sanford and souihery on land Of the Perry Manu-.
featuring Company
HENRY Y. CRhNsToN,
Dec 81 .fd,nr. on J. ID.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-04

petition on the subject of slavery, be referred
TO an appropriate committee. ] shall not,
however, make that motion now, because
have in possession petition which ! shall
hereafter present, after due notice, for re-
scinding that resolution. That petition, I
am happy 20 say, is from large number of
highly respectable citizens of Philadelphia,
and it demands of this House the respect of
that rule. also give notice that when Of
fer that petition shall accompany it with a
Resolution for reconsidering that infamous
Resolution. In the mean time, these petit
tons, which now present may be laid on
the table, but not in conformity with the Rule
ofthe House, because consider it as utterly
unconstitutional and oppressive.
Mr.. Tiilinghast presented some memorials
md resolutions relative to the annexation OF
Texas, and proceeded to make some remarks
thereon; but the Chair stated that if the petit
tions gave rise to debate, they must lie over
one day, when they would be called up. The
papers were then ordered to be printed.
Both Houses adjourned over from Saturday
to Tuesday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-04

us. STEAMER FULToN.-The new U. s
Steamer Fulton, commanded by Capt. NJ. c.
Perry, made an experime trip on Wednes-
day, proceeding from the Navy Yard, New
York, to the neighborhood of Sandy Hook
and returning from thence to the city. We
understand that her performance is such as
to give promise of an efficient vessel for coast
and harbor defence. This arm Of our Naval
service, which in effect may strictly be called
its right arm, has been too long neglected by
Congress, but as beginning is now made,
we hope to see commendable progress in
giving it efficiency The Fulton mounts tw o
long 32's and six smaller guns.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-04
Political Notice.

The Wing freemen of this town
are requested to meet in the Rep
resentatives Chamber ofthc State
House, on Saturday evening next,
at halfpast 6 O'Clock, for the pur
pose of appointing Delegates to
attend the Whig State Conven-
ton to be holden in Providence
on the 10th inst in conformity to
the above notice. A punctual at
tendance is requested.
Jan. a, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-04

The United States ship Of the line Penn
syLrania, Com. Ctewort, from Philadelphia
arrived in Hampton Roads on Wednesday
morning, Dec. 9th.
The wagon price of Flour at Pittsburgh
last week was only S5 81 l-2 cents per barrel
1t is said that there are numbers of well
executed counterfeit Mexican dollars in cir
culation.
There was good sleighing at Washington,
Christmas day.
CoTTON CRoPs.-It is stated that the cot
ton crop in Mississippi will turn out $4,000
bales more than that of last year. 1t will be
worth at the present prices-say O,OOO
bales-S16,5O0,O0O.
A singular phenomenon was engaging the
attention of the curious and scientific Mt Vera
Cruz, about the middle of last month. The
sea coast was covered with dead fish of vari-
seen for several leagues out sea.
The Florida war is said to have cost this
Government the trifling sum Of seventy three
thousand dollars per day.
LATE FROM FLoRIDA.-A letter from For,
Mellon, dated the 18th, says that Sam Jones
will not come in, and the prospect is now
unfavorable. He has several hundred war.
riors with him.
We notice in the Boston papers, that Mr.
David IIenshaw, Collector of the Port OF
Boston, has resigned that office, and that NJ. :.
John X. Simpson has been appointed his sue
cCsSOr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-04

CoNGREss. 1t will be noticed by re-
ferring to our Congressional summary,
that Mr. Calhoun has taken his ground
in the Senate, by he introduction of n
preamble and resolutions on the subject
of Slavery in general, intended nsan ex-
preston of southern rights--and that re-
solutions Of an opposite character have
been introduced by Mr.. Morris, of Ohio,
who gave notice that he should call them
up when MIR. C's were taken into cons-
dcration. The day has not yet been as
signed for that purpose.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-04
Dec 2l.


Pursuant TO Decree of the Court Of Probate
ofthe Iorn OF .Ne,cpori, there wM be sotd
at Public .4uciion on TUESDAY, the Itah
day Of February, 1888, at II o'clock a. NJ.
on The premises,
! A IL the right, title. and interest which John
IA Is. Lyon, had At the time Of his decense, in
and to FIVE undivided six parts ef u certsiin lot og
Land. with the large we'll built three story brick
Dwelling House, and other buildings thereon
standing, situate in said Newport, bounded westcr-
'ly on 1hames-street, souilierIy on land Of H. N.
Tracy, onsierIy on land of Nath'l S. sgges, and
Norherly on land late Of Robert Robinson, dec.
Henry Y. CRANsroN.
.4dmr. on j. u. h..
Immediately gt1,r,
VIII he sold lnrse quantity OF Household
Furniture, consisting OF beds. 'abIes bureaus car
pets, chairs, crockery ware, SC sc.
Also, a fine toned Piano forte-a Pew in Ii
on Church., and Bass-viol.
Dec 81.
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Decth by Dro,cning.-On Saturday eve
ming. between 5 and o'clock, two boys, ono
IL and the other 10 years of age, promising
sons Of the late Mr.. Benz. Wheaton, Of this
city, fell through the ice upon the canal, near
Thurbcr's Mill Pond and were drowned
One Of them was taken out of the water soon
after he fell in, and every excrtion was made
TO rcsuscitate him,bu in vain-the vital spark
had fled ; the other was not found until more
than an hour after the accident took place.
This melancholy &C cident should be rightly
improved by all youths who venture upon the
ice for amusement at unreasonable times
Providence Courier.
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OTTO F..

The Rev. GEO. S. WHITE, will continue
his Lectures on MENTAL PHILOSOPHY, design.
ed to show the conncxion Of PHRENoLoGl
with other sciences, at the State House in
this place. THIS and TOMORROW Even.
ing (Jan. 4,h & 5th,) commencing at 6 o.
tribution will be taken up to defray the OK.
pense Of lighting the house, &c.
Jan. 4, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-04

The annual meeting of the Newport Tenn
perance society, was held at the Vcstry room
of the lst Baptist Church, on Tuesday eve
ming last. Other engagements prevented
our being present, hut we understand that
the meeting was very fully attended, and
tina: several highly interesting addresses were
delivered on the occasion. The following
are the officers chosen for The ensuing year :
VIM. Guild, President Robert Dennis, Vice
President; B. r. Howland, Sec retary Geo.
w. Sayer, Treasurer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-04

MR. FLETCHER's ADDREss.-To the ex
clusion Of much other matter, we publish to-
day the whole of the Hon. Mr.. FLETcHER's
clear::an satisfactory Address to his constitu.
cnts, in reference to his Faneuil Hall speech
and to his late speech in Congress, rs well
ms to the statement of the Boston Atlas in
relation to this subject. He shows conclu-
sively in it, that what he said nt Faneui Hall
was true-that he never re.rncted, or thought
Of retracting what he actually did say-,l,at
his disclaimers, when assailcd by the MAORI
ty of the Committee in the House, related
merely 70 particular phrases in the printed
report Of the speech, which it is now admit
ted on all hands he had never revised or cor
rected previous to its publication-und to
tho publication having been authorized by
him. He admits that, deening the rcpor, of
the speech substantially correct, but without
bcstowing upon it any particular examina-
aion, he did assist in causing copies of it to
be circulated.
As to the "question Of veracity" between
Mr.. Fletcher and the Editor Of the Atlas, and
about which so much has been said. the lat
ter makes the following honorable acknow-
Judgement:
awe arc now perfectly satisfied, and upon
the most unqucstionable evidence, that every
correction in the copy of the report, was
made BY q gentleman connected with this Of
fee. (who was absent from the city at the
time our Extra was issued, and is still absent,
though we have since seen him j and we are
perfectly satisfied. that in point OF fact, Mr..
Fletcher's assertion respecting this matter is
most completely and literally true, that he
never saw the copy, nor made single cor.
rection in it, nor could he have read line of
the report, till after it appeared in print. 1t
gave us tho greatest pain to come into col.
iision with Mr.. Fletcher as to this matter of
fact-aud it gives US the sinccrest pleasure
TO be able to make this correction.
1As to the pamphlet edition OF the speech,
we are also satisfied that it was already in
tvpe before Mr.. Fletcher knew OF Its intend
ed publication, and was not revised by him."
The Boston Post and other Tory prints,
continue to abuse and vllify Mr.. FLErc HER
in the most indecent ncr,notwlbstanding
these satisfactory explanations. This, per-
haps, is no more than ought to be expected.
They thought they had got hold of something
calculated to injure the Wing party, and ru-
in distinguished member Of it, and finding
themselves cgrcgously mistaken, they are
determined to hold on to it as long as posi-
bic, and make the most Of it.
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Notice.

A S we will at all events make n close of
n our business, we want those now lndcbt-
ed to call and pay rs, and all We owe to pre-
sent their claims Immediately.
w. J. TILLEY will sell his Estate in
Thames street, as also the COTTAGE, and
give possession at any time within thirty
days, of all except one half the Store, which
can be divided-and will hire the whole or
any part, for one year of The purchaser.
Our Goods arc sold at cost, and under cost
for cash.
TILLEY s. HAZARD.
Newport, Dec. 2S, 1887.