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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
To the Citizens OF yir.;n,.
Dk. KUN.

= hli7iied ls Iroie ssianal tour through, a hart, 81,
. nfou' IN Nealcihes gave general s4tiif,r,,ia - me
winch testimonials are noticed in all The tirgiia a,a'a a !. OF
sonlhern newspapers. The demand Tor his r-Ia.,i,es si' o1iei
rlns increasing M The South, particularly in the STAT . !
Slniaa that he found It necessary TO rcnuYc 6Is ofiro a. ~ u ! II
aoIh 70 ue cny OF HieiamOND ttireiniu5 ub,,e INem
ers Bank, Tor the sale OF hs eelelnatel s'iN'' the + am.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17
Agents in Virginia.
Agents i'm MARYLAND,
FIR the stare of.srsc York.

of NeV York.
Robert Kelly, Nevburg
Joseph Bogudus, Tish6ill Village, Duchess county.
- Wholesale Puo hnsars Vilbr favored with a discount
OF = per cent. fpr. III Ills Office. Richmond, Va. bat the
uIlGlnt must Le tai aMit ed hY uuil, post pail,J in current
baahtillso7 L re.t otziglt,o on Richmond, VA.
Dec. l2 lem
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

AhAsSiNiA MIXTURE, lin liquid and in No..
Tor tsspeedy aud perfect removal Of Goro,,l p'sf'(
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-17

BIT ST. LreIR L. CARTER.
She ecncs-she comes-the Ship
The Lion flag flies Ger.
Fresh from her oeesn trip
Roar for her. cannon roar
4 vas; and mos ins mass OF black
The mighty " esiefa hail
She's Ploushins up lcf fSamins track
As ploughs the sea, the whale.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18
CONGRESSIONAL are unable tn

CONGRESSIONAL. We are unable tn
appropriate rs much space to the pro-
ceedings of Congress as usual, this week.
In the Senate, on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, the time was almost
wholly occupied in the disposition of Mr.
Calhoun's resolutions, which were SIEVE
rully passed, after undergoing very ma
terial notifications by MIR. Clay.
Nothing important was done in the
House on Wednesday or Thursday
The committee on Elections reported on
the Mississippi case on Friday morning
a statement Of facts, as they were in
structed 10 do.
The Senate adjourned from Friday to
Monday-the House from Saturday to
Monday. MIR. Preston's resolution pro-
posing the annexation Of Texas to the
Union, comes up for consideration on the
lst of February.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18

A convection Of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church in the Eastern Diocese,
composed Of the clergy aud delegates
from ,he churches IN Maine, n. Hamp-
shire, Massachusetts, and Rhodc-lsland, +,
has been in session IN St. Paul's Church
in tins city, from "Wednesday morning
to last evening, deliberalinG upon the
important subject of tho election Of an
Assistant Bishop, Of that diocese, for
which election the Convention was es-
pecially held. The Convention was
very lully attended by delegates from
Rhode-lsland; but large number Of
the members from Massachusetts, be-
lieving the proceedings To be illegal,
declined attending, and sent n written
protest against any proceedings In rela-
tion to the election of an assistant Bishop
Protests were also presented by other
members from Massachusetts who were
present in the Convention, and one from
the corporation of Trinity Church in this
city. The Convention decided not to
proceed in an election, but recommend
ed that the association be dissolved at
the decease of the present Bishop, leav-
ing each Of the four states at liberty to
choose Bishop for ITSELF. They agreed
however to nominate the Rev Alonzo
Potter, ID. ID. formerly Rector of ST.
Pauls Church in this city, to be pre-
sented to some one of the States for cleo
tion as Bishop Of that State, and to act
as Assistant Bishop Of the associated di-
occse during the life of Bishop Girls
void Boston Mercantile Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18
Married,
Died,

In this town, Oh Friday 18th inst Mrs. Glenn
ence Cornell, widow cf Capt. Clarke Cornell,
aged ~ years, highly respected member Of the
I'd Baptist Chhrch in this town.
"Biessed are the dead who die in the Lord"
On Monday last, Harriet Louisa, daughter OF
Mr. Thcnus Stacy, Jr. aged 10 months.
At Portsmouth, on the 2lst uit. Phebe Ahtho-
ny, wife Of Job Anthony. in the Goth year Of her
age.-On Friday, the 5th inst. Martha Freeborn,
widow Of Jonathan Freedom, Esq. aged XCVli
years.
AT Portsmouth, OH tho 9th inst. OF consump-
ton, MIR Stephen B. Slocum, eldest son Of Eorden
Slocum, Esq. ir the 22d year Of his age
At Tampa Day, East Florida, Mr. William ID.
Coggeshall, formerly Of this town, and son Of Mr.
Simeon Coggesliall Of Portsmouth, aged about so
years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18
LATE FROM EUR8fE - \

BY the arrival at New York an Friday trvvss
Liverpool, of the packet ship United States,
aud at Boston from Halifax on the same day.
of the mail packet London dates of the 7th
nli. Liverpool of the 9Th and Falmouth OF the
OH, have been received. They contain but
little news.
The Liverpool Cotton Market is reported
TO be still improving.
News of the first oulbreaking in Cmiada,
c"ntsined in the Montreal papers of Novem-
ber 18th, had reachad London, and of course
created no inconsidcrahle excitement, aud
much contrarcly of opinion relative to the
conduct OF The Canadian authorities and their
opponents.
Two transports were under orders to con-
vcy the Odd regiment to iiallinX, from Cork.
Col. Sir q. Arthur is said to have been re-
Gently appointed Lieut.. Governor Of Upper
Canada, in the room Of Sir Francis Head.
SpAIN.-.Nad,id-A most horrible deed OF
Vandalism is about to be perpotratcd HERE
The gold and silver Jewels Of the convenls
and churches have been collected at Madrid;
the treasures of the celebrated cathedral at
Toledo, tie richest in Spain, are here. The
whole is about to be sold by weight Agents
from England and Germany are carrying off
tire scarcest and most precious books-the
bells are being sod--the converts and
churches demolished. 1t is an universal
chdos.
| The French Governme Mt ceased to license
Gambling Houses on the Dist Dec. The in
come fron this source has been 6,00O, 600
francs per annum
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18
.ME.NOR.2NO.l.

Brig Confidence, Bailey, arr at New Orleans
9Th inst. in the remarkable short passage Of 5
days from this port,
AT Charleston, sth, brig franklin, Baxter, from
Boston via this port.
At Maanzas 27th alt. brig Canonicus, Bigley,
% days from this por..
At Savannah lst ins,. ship Palestine, Lililefcld,
loading for Liverpool.
On of Shore Ground, Aug l7tll, ship VIM.
Lee, iIuSsey, Of this port, $50 bbs oil.
Spoken Nov 10, lat So ). lon "a w. schr Sal
ors Return, of ths port, for South Shetland
islands.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18
From the N. Orleans Con Bulletin, Jan. 5

Immense Destruction By FTe.-Our city has
probably never suffered more. extensively
from any single conliagration, than from one
which broke out-on the evening Of the I'D
inst. As many as eighteen buildings were
consumed most Of them stores, containing
merchandise, groceries and goods Of the rich
est and most valuable kind. 1t is estimated
that one million Of dollars would not cover
the losses that have been sustained. AS u
great deal Of the property was insured, the
insurance offices will have to meet heavy
drafts upon their capital. The printing OF.
flee of the Louisiana Advertiser, we regret
to state, was involved in the calamity. The
origin of the fire is generally ascribed to ac-
cidcnt and carelessness. II commenced in
the building Of Ferguson, Parker Z; Co on
Front Levee, and from thence extended
across the short intervening street to Old
I.evee. The destruction was immense, and
falling upon us as it has done, at time of
unusual pressure and embarrassment, will be
felt more sensibly than if it had occurred un-
der more prosperous aspect Of things.
Another account states the aggregate
loss to be $4,000; insurance S470,00O-
Five lives were lost viz: Mr.. Van Pelt, Mr..
Jacobs, lad named Sterling, and two slaves.
A colsred woman is also missing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18

Court of Probate, lIiddletoicn. Jan. Is, 1888
Am The petition Of Joshua Cogge,halI, Execu
~ tor Of the last win and Testament Of John
Alien. late of AiidIelown, deceased, stating that
the personal estate aud tie proceeds Of sale of the
real estate ordered and directed by said Allen 10
be sold for The payment of debts, is insufficient; to
pay said deceascd's debts, funeral charges, and
allowance to the family by the sun Of six hundred
and sixty six dollars aud ninety five cenls, and
praying for liberty 10 sell much Of the real
tate of which said John Allen died siezed as shall
be sufficient to raise said sum with incidental en-
penses 1T is ordered, that said petition be re-
ceived, and the consideration herof referred to a
Court of Probate to be holden at The Town House
in MiddeIown, on the Sd Monday Of February
next, at o'clock,P NJ and that notice be given
by publishing Il copy Of this order three weeks in
he Herald IF the Times, for all persons inter-
,sted in said estate 10 appear al said time and
'lace and be heard.
true copy--witness,
WILLIAM SMIIu, Prob CE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18
hdEsliEEist~aecr's e Sale.

Pnrsacat 10 Deere Of lie Court oC Probate
cjhe I0rn oj .irtoPort ii,rt w.W be soia
. at PHblic .4uciioA on TUESD.jH. The I6H
dogc FibraG'y, 1888, al II o'ctock a. 80.
on ht pr'G';3eS.
q IL. the right, title, and interest which John
IA u. Lyon, had at the time OF his dccease, Ia
and 10 five undivided six part, Of n certain lot of
Land W nh the large we'll huiii ihec story brrl.
DWELL Z House, aud other buildings therenu
standing. situate III said Newport, hound.d we-i.r-
~ on ] names street, snuleily on land Of H. n.
Tracy, rnsIerly on band of Nalh'l :. Rugscs, ,anf
Nort,crly on land lie Of kohcti Robinson, dec
Henry \. tEANsroN
.H(W D. on j. u. L.
a Mmediat,ty c9r,
WIN hc sold large quantity of Household
Furniture, consisting OF Dds. tables, bureaus, car
pets, chairs, crockety wae. &c &c.
Also, a lne toned Piau forte - Il Pew in Zi-
on Church, aud Bass-,i.!.
Dec 2l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18
FROM TIE FRONTIER.

We have dates from Buffalo and Niagara
Falls to the 9th instant. The report of Nc
KenZie's arrest is confirmed. lie was taken
! in Buffalo OH the evening Of the 4th but was
liberated on giving bonds to the amount OF
5000 and was permitted to return 10 Navy
! Island. General Van Rensselaer, had per-
emptorily declined to deliver up the artillery
and muskets belonging to this State and it
is said that Gen. Arcuarlus had made sue
cesstu application to Sir Francis Head for
permission to take them, if they should fall
into the hands of the British authorities
This certainly indicates the most commenda-
bic courtesy in the Lieut.. Governor. it is
further stated that Sir Francis Head dlsavows
any participation by the Government ofCan-
ada in the ailinir at Schosscr.
/ There is no positive information in regard
to the movements of Duncombe no reliance
is placed in the various reports that represent
him as in force in the vicinity Of Madden
An attempt at mediation is said to have been
made on the part of some of our citizens, be-
tween the Canadian authorities and the per-
sons on Navy Island.
General Scott reached Albany on Tuesday
morning-and left there i'll the evening for
the ironlcr, in company with Governor
Marcy, Colonel Worth, of the United States
Army, and Adiutant General Macdonald.
The sympathy cvnced by some of the
people of Buffalo for Mckenzie does strike
us as most absurd. What possible claim, any
individual can possess, to the good Offices of
men Of well regulated minds, who plunges a
whole community in confusion for an object
which the result has shown, he had no chance
of attaining, ALLOWING even that object was
jnstifable are at loss to imagine
Blood has been profusely shed, and still more
may flow, at his bidding, in hopeless and
worthless cause. There are other considera-
lions growing out Of this case which renders
in our opinion the course of the citizens in
question particularly obnoxious to censure.
1t Injuries our national character abroad by
exhibiting us ready to take part. with every
one who chooses to place himself in opposi-
ton TO the regularly constituted authorities
under which he lives. 1t Injuries the charac-
ter of our civil institutions by showing them
so weak, that our national obligations may be
violated with impunity in spite of the express
mandate of our Government that they shall
be upheld " T. Courier.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18
Notice.

4 S We will at all events make close OF
IA our business, We want those now i,debt-
cd 10 call and pay rs, and all We owe to pre-
sent their claims imme mediatcly.
w. J. TuLEY will sell bis Estate iO
Thames street, as also the CoTTAGE, and
rive possession AT any time within thirty
days, o: all except one half the Store, winch
eau be dividcd-and will hire The whole or
any part, for one year Of ihe purchaser.
Our Goods ure sold ut cost, and under cost
for cash.
TI1LEY & HAZARD.
Newport, Dec. %, 1897.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18
Administrators Sale.

Pursuant 10 Il Deere Of He Court Of ProJait
ofMe to,rn of.Nt~Pot, Mere oiH be soa at
Putlic A'tctioa on UcincSioy He 24M day
Of Jonud'.b 1898, IL |! o'eio,a Il. W. on the
premises,
4 III. the right title and Interest u hich John
"a Deb"i> had al The time Of his death. in AID
to a ceItdin lot Of land and Dwelling ou.e there
on standing. situate in said New port bounded
northerly ON Levin street. wc.t"ly on land at
Nalhl. ;. Kugll"s easieil, on Ilnd Of Jo-epIf
Sa"l"ld.and s"uihcIly on land of the Perry Manu-
faciaglg Company.
HENRY y. CRANstoN,
Dee 2l .1lni'r. on T. r.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18
From FlOrida-Disas trOUs
News.

Office Of The Sdrdnndh Georgian, Jan. D.
From Captain Mills, of the steamer Cam
den, from Garey's Ferry, arrived this morn
ing, we learn that on the 2Sth ult between
Peas Creek and the Big Cypress Swamp, a
small party of Indians was seen and pursued,
and when the pursuing party reached the
hammock, the Indians were discovered in
great force, and severe contest immediately
ensued, in which % of our gallant troops
were killed, and III wounded.
Among the killed are Col. Thompson, Capt.
Van Sweariugen, Lieut.. Brook aud Lieut..
Center, all of the Army, and Col. Gentry,
Capt Andrews, and Lieut.. Walker, Of the
Mississippi volunteers, wounded. Col. Gen
try has since died
The loss Of the Indians not ascertaned,
but presumed to be large. A few day pre-
vious Gen. Jesup captured 27 Indians near
Fort Lane.
The following letter published in the jack
sonville (Alabama) Courier, confirms the a
bove distressing intelligence. As the editor
OF the Courier remarks, "such an account as
this cannot but convince all that The foe we
are pursuing is not to be contemnad."
Extract Of letter dated Black Creek, Jan. 2.
An express reached aefe thls morning III
40 hours from Tampa Bay, bringing the IN
telligence Of battle having been fought be-
tween the Senlinoes under San, Jones and
Alligator and the regular forces under Col.
u. Taylor, lst infantry. 1t is not distinctly
stated where the action took place, but pre-
sumo it must have been in the immediate vi
cinity of Lake Kissinnec, as we know by
previous accounts, via Fort Mellon, Of his be-
"a, tb,. tbo a.
parties must have fought with the most de-
tcrinned bravery. We have mt with u Sc
we're loss. Lieutenant-col. Thompson, capt.
Swearengen, and Lieuts. Center and Brooks,
killed-capt. George Andrews, and Lieut..
Walker, severely wounded; colonel Gentry,
of the Missouri Volunteers, mortally wound
cd, (since dead) Killed and wounded, l39;
say i'll wounded, and % killed. The loss
of the Indians we have not ascertaned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18

Late Canton papers received at New
York, contain accounts Of dreadful fire
ut Surat, which commenced on the Oath
of April last, and ragged for three days
and nights. The number Of houses de-
stroyed is said to be upwards Of 1000,
and the loss Of lives truly appalling. No
less than 500 are stated to have perished,
together with great numbers of cattle.
The whole scene is described as one Of
most awful ruin and dcsoalon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18

A letter from Buffalo, dated 9th inst. says:
The Grand Jury of this county have been
in session this week, and found bills Of in
dictmcnt against a number of the persons
concerned in the horrld murders committed
on board of the steamboat Caroline. Sir
Francis will be required to deliver them up,
but it is supposed that he will not do it. Ma
ny Of them are high in rank, and they acted,
it is said, in obedience to the commands of
col. McNab." lie has published a statement
declaring that the act was done b. his order.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18
Jan lS.

Court Of Probate, .Middleto,0n, Jan. l5 1888.
7HNlIE Executor on the Estate Of John Allen,
n late Of Middletown, dec. presented his I'd
account on said Estate for allowance
IL Is ordered, that the same be received and the
consideration thereof referred to u Court Of Pro-
bate, to be holden at the Town House in Middle
town, on the Sd Monday in February next, ut
O'Clock T.. NJ. aud that previous notice be given
by publishing copy of this order three several
times IN the Herald ofthe Times for all persons
Interested to appear at said time aud place and be
heard. tue copy-witness
WILLIAM SMITH, Prob. elk.
Jan IS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18

FALL OF FLoUK.-Thc Baltimore Repub-
lican says-"We notice general decline in
the price of -four, in all quarters. The de-
mana too is generally reported as lght,while
the stock in the larger markets is full. We
anticipate still larger fall in the price Of this
staple, which at this season of the year will
prove most acceptable TO the consumers in
our large citics"-[a well as small ones.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18
NOTICE..

The second Lecture under the direction Of the
Committee, will be delivered at .armory Hall,
TOMORROW evening, at O'Clock, by Rev.
tory.
Tickets to be had nj the Book stores Of Messfs.
VIM. Callahan, and II. & w. A. Barber, and OF
Mr.. X. }. Taylor, Druggist.
Jan Is, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18

The packet ship Susquehanna has ar
rived in safety at Philadelphia, from Ii
verpool, as she did in Liverpool from
Philadelphia. A suspicious looking ves-
sci it is said was seen lowering about the
bay as the Susquehanna came in-sup-
posed to be the "long, low, black schoo-
ner."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18

A letter from Indian Key, dated Dec. 20,h,
says, THE whole Of the Florida Reef. be-
tween this and Cape Florida, is literally lined
with the Indians; the wreckers see groups Of
them OH the shore continually and no less
than l.!rty or forty were seen in the burning
of the Lovely kezia, Capt. McWiliam, Of
your port. AT night the coast is IN perfect
illumination with their fires" p Boston III
las.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18

CoTTOS.-ln consequence of the recent
intelligence from abroad, the cotton market
the present week has been more than usually
animated, and about ten thousand bales have
changed hands. This is the largest weeks
business transacted for some years in this ar
ticle.-T ~. J. Com. .2dv. I3h.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18

Capt. Laurence KearneJ according to the
New York Evening Star, on receiving the
order from Washington that the Macedonian
was to be Withdrawn from the Exploring EX-
petition, declined hosting his broad pendant
as Commander Of the squadron. 1t is said
that he had received from the Navy Depart
ment an express assurance that the squadron
should not be in any manner curtailed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18
By WIN. LOyiE-aac,ioneor.

On Saturday, The 81 February nesi, i
far, II not, on MOmloy Joilortng, al lU
o'ciock a. NJ miH be sold {. AUCTION at
HE House cf JAMES IIoLr, near The
head ofMe Torn,
A quantity Of new and valuable FURNITURE
"a Of various aHices-also, ii list rate llorscf
aud pleasure Wagon. tIah ls.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18

GOVERNOR OF MAINE.-OGciai.--The joint
select committee Of the Maine Legislature
have reported that tie whole number Of votes
cast for governor at the late election was g.
523. That Edward Kent has received 81 ,35S;
Gorham Parks 1889 and all other candi-
dates 296; and that consequently Mr.. Kent
is elected governor Of Maine by majority of
1913 out Of all the votes given.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18

TUE WEATHER.-Thc Hampshire Mas
sachussctts Gazette of January 10, says
The weather yet continues MONDAY after
noon as nild - Spring. We have seen vi
olct blossoms which have put ont during this
warm "ealhcr, III tt1 open air. Grass, IN
some places, looks quite green. VIII not
this weather cause buds of trees To- start so
that they viii suffer injury, from the subsc-
qucnt cold weather Z"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18

A Wing Convention will be held al Hart
ford, CT. on the l4th February, to nominate
candidates for the State Officers.
An the banks in Albany have resumed
specie payments.
Wilson, tie speaker Of the House Of Re-
prcsentatives OF Arkansas, who it will be re-
membered, rushed from his chair while pre-
siding, and with a bowie knife barbarousy
murdered in his seat Mr. Alexander,a lnem-
Der of the House, was bailcd for $4,000
two judges out of three, determining that his
offence, of rank murder in the most mon
strous form, was bailablc.
A tin box, very much decayed, containing
several hundred severe igns, and silk hand
kerchief continuing Spanish Dollars, the
whole amounting 10 six or seven thousand
dollars, was found by two boys OH Thursday
afternoon in Brooklyn, n. York.
The news Of tho failure of the Common
wealth Bank was received in New York on
Saturday morning, and produced great ex-
citcmcnt-partculary among the loco iocos.
A large sum of money, it is said $l5,eCO
was stolen from the Eastern stage house in
Boston, on Saturday evening. A man sus-
pectcd Of being the Thief, has been arrested.
Much excitement is said TO prevail in Ma
ryland, in consequence Of a demand made by
the Governor of Pennsylvania on the Exccu-
tive Of Maryland, for the delivery. agrceably
to the act OF Congress, OF certain persons
charged with the crime of kidnapping, (sup-
posed savcs.) The case has been brought
before the Legislature Of Maryland.
AT New Orleans, the weather is so mild
that the dinner tables are furnished with
green peas, and garnished with bouquets Of
flowers, all raised in the open air!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18
LAST NOTICE.

Z Lii those indebted 10 the late firm of j.
IA u j. liorswcl, either by Note or Ac-
count, are requested To call and settle the
same iGmedid.,iy, or they will be forthwith
pu! into the hands oi an Attorney for colcc.
ton. To this course 40 reasonable person
70 indebted can object, as that firm has been
dissolved about one year end half, and most
OF those demands wero of long standing even
ut that date. JANIS IIonswELL,
JoHS HJnswELL.
Eoapoit, Jan. IL, lS3S-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18

WELL FILLrD.-The N. Y. Courier states
that some police officers had occasion to visit
house in Cross street, few days since
They found that it was tenanted by ~ wO-
men, G5 men, and l35 children, exclusive Of
the live stock attendant upon such a family.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-01-18
NOTICE.

A Sermon will be delivered on Sunday evening
next, at the Unitarian Congregational Church -
after which, collection will be taken up for the
benefit of the DORCAS SOCIETY.
Services TO commence at q o'clock.
Jan IL, 1888.