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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-12
OF TIE GREAT YVES.
TERN.


The steam ship Great Western, Capt.
IIosken, r. N. arrived at New York on Tues.
day morning, from Bristol, which place she
left on 9th August, having beat the British
Queen out twenty -four hours.
The intelligence altogether wears favo-
rable aspect. Large amounts Of specie had
been received in the Bank of England.
Cotton was much the same in price, rather
falling offin middling qualities of American
Exporters were purchasing considerable.
The crops are favorable from all parts and
the harvesting good
SPAIN.-Don Carlos and his troops, under
Zariatequl, are in the valley Of Ullzama,
watching the movements Of the Christions,
who have established the line Of Zubiri.
FRANCE.-An important pamphlet has been
published by Prince Louis Napoleon, advo-
eating his claims to the succession Of The
French throne. Another pamphlet entitled
the Crisis, a review Of the Princes work and
sustaining his pretensions, have been pub
ished, supposed to be written by Lord
Brongham. The Paris journals are severe
upon both, and boldly accuse Louis Of being
under the influence of Russia, with the i'm
pcrial family Of which empire he is said to
be anxious to ally himself in marriage. This
rnmor, and the pardon of Barbos, by Louis
Philippe, have dampencd the republican zeal
for the Prince, it is said.
The London Times snys that King Louis
Philippe is sending a confidential agent 10
Constantinople, on some mission which be
did not deem it expcdicnt to intrust to the
accredited Ambassador Of France to the
Sublime Porte.
| Parliament was to be prorogued Aug. 9Th
ALGIERs.-Thc French government il
would nppce-, are making formidable cxpe
diton against the Bey of Tuns, to be com.
manded by the Duke OF Orleans. They dc.
mand Of the Bey TO give up his frontier for
tress kept and pay the same tribute lie did tc
the Bey Of Algiers. II is cleur that Louis
Philippe medltates subjugating the whole
African coast Of the Mediterranean, and
probably Egypt also, when they have aug.
men,cd the extension Of their territory thu.
far. France first shielded and ncourogcd
Tunis in her rebellion against the Sultan
Now she falls upon her.
The run,ored marriage of Queen Victoria
with Prince Albert Of SAKE Cobourg proves
10 be foolish hoax.
The French opposition journals loudly
condemn the Treaty with Mexico.
II il found very difficult to find sufficient
crews for the French fleets in the Levant, SC
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Fresh Goods for Autumn
RECEIVED AT
J a w z s II a M M o NJ DIS /.

HNHlBEr and Mcrino cloth,
Printed Saxony and worsted chex,
Printed and plaid Victoria,
Figured aud plain Alpines,
Swiss and knit Sllawls,
ThIbet and Broclil ditto,
French and British prints,
Rich Moussclne de LANES, pain and
figured,
Scarfs, Collureis and Cravats,
Mohoir Miits and Gloves,
Printed FlaDnel-Welch ditto,
Rogers and Engish Flannels,
Worsted Damask and Moreno,
Whitney and Rose Blankets,
Fancy and colored Merinos,
French Work, and fancy Laccs,
Embossed center table Cloths,
Rich Satins for cIoaks,
Elegant figured and plain Silks fortresses,
Broadclotls, Cashmere and Cassinets,
Ribbed and plain Sattnets,
Mohair, Moravian and worsted Hose,
Superflne heavy sheeting and shirtlng.
Sept ~.
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ARRIVALS

TuuRspAy, Sept. 5th,-lIrigs Gazsc, Gom Camden
for New lork.--t;rand Turk, Dyrc, from Pctou Tor
Full River.-scr Florence, Scud,cr from Albany for
BosIon.-sloop Inde>, Gibbs, from Albany for New
Bedford.
FrID,y, Sept. 7th,--srh'r Caspian, Scarl, Of New
London, from Philadelphia, with coal Ia u. sirveis.-
On Thursday 81 mites W. from Mnniaug, spoke Sch'r
Catherine Nichols Woodward, nom Philadelphia tor
Boston, with loss ocdcck load IN the late gale.
sluop Hero, Read, from New York for Providence
Avon Gibbs from New lurk for Fall Rivcr.-sch ~
Frnnkn Greene, Saith, from ProNhlence.--Ccorgo,
studley, FROM Richmond for Portsmouth, \. II.
s,TuRD,y. Sept. 1th.--iIrics Pandora, Elvcll from
Providence fnr philadcp phia.-ligrim, Marble from
Somerset lnr do-Ellcn. Montgomery, from lhonaston
for Norulk.-s',h'rs Delight -ln-Pcace, Nckcrson, from
BosIou Tor proyidcucc.--Mokorn, Perry, from Fall
River Tor Kcnnrhrrk.--Sloop Meiamora Mason, from
New York tnr PrnyidohCc.--NictorN, Heath, fonl
proy i,lcnrc for New Nurk.-RiCnA, Heath, from do.
SuNpNy Sept. 9Th --Brir Sull", Mathcr, from Phila
,nhi, for rtstnn-sr'rs Hunter, Driggs, from ProV
d,nce for do-Nan hnrcr, Rogers, from do.--Slpop-
Mediterranean, Young, from Philadelphia Tor T. River
pion,.r, prrShcy, from Taunton ior New Nork.-Ncv
York Bnrl cr from Providence for do--Nolant, Spell
r,on from do for do -S,h'rs Ioraiio Ames. Godfrey
from Taunton fnr Dirhton.-thcrokoc, Hathaway, from
do for ,lo-Snmurl Jrockcr, Hahiwa,, from do or y.
York k-cInrlrs Lnculn, tom do for do.
Nin,u,N : nj gtl,-Srr- Constitution, smith, hor
phii,,i,, with rnal To =. Newton, Jr.-h. Marshall
Parker rom 40 fnr observation-disclosures, Walk from
I,osIon tr New york,-Eliza Eddy, TCw, from do lo
do-Forrst, Gilrhrst, front I.uheck TOR do,-unpifc
Lincoln from Passport inr do,-E. Wood Handy from
lo for do.-Tritor, ksnan, nom Quincy Tor do,
;r.,n Am kudrrsnn, from -. Johns, n. u. for Hart
ltord-Crnrqc studlcy fom Richmond for Fortlnnd,-
sloon China. Spnonrr. from Boston.
! r,'rsu,, l0th-siuop TCcunseh, Chid, from New
York with mdle "a Ilal'
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A PRrAcniSG FaMILv.---The Boston
Transcript, in an article on the late death OF
the lamcn,ed Rev. Wm. Vincent Thatcher,
says, 4" il is remarkable, that from the first OF
tie stock who came over from the old coun-
try, in 1886 and bis father was minister
also-down to the dcceasc Of our young fel-
low citizen, the line Of ministers has been
uninierrrptcd through eight generations. a
tradition existed IN the family of the Rev.
Mr.. Thatcher, Of hulcbor"', (ordoincd IN
i7isl that he wns the fourteenth oldest son
succsssireiy emr,oycdin the sacred professiop'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-12

NINETY VESSELS in THE HARBOUR OF
a commentary OH the rapid
progress of our country, in her grea, lake
commerce West, as the following paragraph
from the Buffalo Journnl of the 9th ut.
Lake Crap. There were in harbor, this
morning, 10 STEAMBOATS,, 2 ships. barque,
brigs and Gl schooncrs; in all 81 sail
Among these is not included the Julia Pal
mer, now being converted into stcamer.-
OF the steamboats,, about one half are under
going repairs. or being repainted, preparatory
to commencing the fall campaign, the others
are taking their regular turn in the line
The sail craft are all or nearly all, loading or
unloading, and present lively appearance.
A few years ago and some small craft Of
schooncrs were all that existed in that
vicinity!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-12

COMMODORE ELLIoTT.-We learn
from the N. York Courier s. Enquirer,
that the Court of Inquiry, appointed to
investigate the charges against Com.
ELLIOTT, have sent in their report to
the Secretary. The majority recon-
mend that he should be tried by Naval
Court Maitial-Com. STEWART disscn-
ting.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-12

CURE FoR rHs st MINER CoMPLAiNr.-Slx
drops Of loudanum to half n tumblcr full ot
rice water halt a tumblcr OF tho mixture TO
be taken every three or four hours THIS
simple remedy may be given to infants, ehIl-
drcn, or st auy period II life. aud has nc'cr
failed Of giving immediate rchcL and, u prc-
served IN Tor few days, " invariably ,ht,is
d ,uIc, however violent The disorder
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-12

Loss Of lie ship yMiisdgeriiie from ". York
ioih nine tires.-rbe Mllledgcullc, Capt,
Potter, which loft New York Tor Savannah
Aug. ~. with valuable cargo. went ashore
on The 0ih following in the great gale, 20
miles to the northwnrd Of lIaiteras. Eigh,
steerage passengers lone of which was
fenale,) aid one seaman were drowned.-
The ship has gone to pieces.
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Bargains i'm Bry Goods.
ia NJ ES II. II f. A -,

HAS Just received from New York and
"a Boston package sales, large and valua.
bic assortment of DIV Goods, among which
are Broadclo,hs, Cassimcrcs, Sattincts, Pad
dinrs, Beaver and Pilot Cloths, Ticklngs
Tollnets aud Valencia Fesiings Flanncls. Sc
ALso-Sk Velvcts, Slleslns, Nankins
Scrgcs, sc. SC, comprising every article
of trimmings wanted BY merchant taiors, al
of which will be- sold 10 puncinal customers
on as favorable terms as can be had IN this
-! any other market.
Providence, Aug. %, lS30.-G3w.1 s5.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Sept 8
(Rcported for tho Boston Pairiot)

At market 400 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, 1000
Sheep. and 42O Swine. Several lots Of Sheep
and few Beef Cattle unsold.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattix-Wc continue our quo
taiions without much variation First quality
vs. 25 6 80; second quality 50 Ss; third
quality 8 5Oa$7.
Stores-Yea.lings $,2a I6; two year old
SIS %; three year old s..
Cors ant Calres-Sales at $50, SO, AZ, IS,
55, and 80. ....
Sheep--Dull. Several lots at market were
quito ordinary; lots were sold at 81 25, so,
G2, l 75, 200, 2i7, 2 33, 2 ~, 3 90 and
rs. ....,
S'cine-Several lots to pcddlc were taken at
81 SIC for Sows and 81 a 81 for Barrows; at
retail 6ac for Sows, and Z a Tic for Barrows.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-12

PATENT AIR DUoYs.-Wc learn that theex-
pertinent was made on board the Rev. Gu
ter Hamilton, Capt. Sturgis, yesterday by Mr..
McKcen, Of his invention Of buoying ships
by means Of airtight bags, which are first
adjusted to the ship by the assistance OF a
diving bell, and inflated by means of on ar
pump. The experiment succeeded as Tar ns
was practicable on ~ small vessel, and IT
showed that the apparatus was adequate to
the raising Of n much larger vessel, and in
manner no, to expose her to the least dan
gor.- f6os. Pat.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-12

A Mr.. Chase, of Fall River, had one
of his legs entirely crushed by the up
setting Of stage in which he was q
passenger at Clarence, N. Y. on Mon
day last week. OF eight other passen-
gers all were more or less injured
The accident is said to have been oc-
casioned through the culpablc careless
ness Of the driver.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-12

HEALTH or MoBn..-The Board ofllcalh
have made no report since last Saturday, and
we nrc unable TO state the number Of cases
of Malignant Fever which have occurred this
week. From what we can learn, however,
we are satisfied they are on the decrensc.-
ithstandibg, there is much sickness and
distress, and many deaths for our present
sparse population. The congestive fever
prevails to considerable extent, also the
bilious and the city is by no means free from
the Yellow Fever. The utmost prudence
and attention is necessary for those who are
compelled to spend the season in this city ;
and those who are absent ought by no means
to return for the present. The number of
deaths which have occurred since the lst Of
August, we learn from an authentic source,is
i33.-G.H Mobile .4dc. .4ug. 80 a,'
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Newport Academy.

vUSIIE FALL. QUARTER will commence on
n Monday, Sept. aih, when pupils Of both
sexes can be- admitted for instruction IN the
common elementary studies, in Natural phlioso-
ply. Chemistry, Algebra, Geometry. Navigation
including Lunar observations, Surveying, Draw
ing Of Maps, French, Latin, sc. &c. A com
petent instIuctrcss Is provided for the lcu,aes.-
\ continuation of patronage is solicled Terms
from - 10 S5 per quarter. }. GRlG6S.
Sent ).
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-12

SOMETHING NOVEL TO SAY THE LFAsT.-
The Army and Navy Chronicle states that
Licutcnants Eustis, Fl. s. Turner, and p.
Kearney, have been ordered to France, to
study and examine into the French and other
European systems of cavalry tactics.
We were always under the impression
that our countrymcn were first rate horse
men, and as 10 the employment of cavalry,
we believe no nation can come near us ~
that species of troops, Mounted Rangers with
carbnes, peculiar to our border Indian war.
fare, and vi hich did such execution at French
torn under Gen. Harrison, in the Seminole
war under Gen. Jackson, aud more especial
! ly in the recent conflicts of the same species
Of American troops in the late battle of the
Texans with the Indians. IT is, however,
the fashion tn have our coun,ryinen doing
homage to royal courts abroud.-[.N y Star.
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Fall and Winter Goods,
FOR DRESSES AND Cl0kKS.
WM. JAMES TlII.EY

MAKES if possible, a close of his Stool,
A'A of Goods and Store by January. He
has lot Of figured Gros dimes, one ward
wide, at 62i cts per yard yard wide figured
Merinos at 62k cts yard WIDE figured Nous.
sclioes at so cts; 5 A figured Crcassians at
75 cts lot of Flannels at half their worth
a lot OF Broadcloths, for cost and under lot
OF Cosslmeres, do do: u lot of Suttinets, do
do; and many other articles Dog Cheap
French Culicos, Jaconels and Muslins, q,
half their worth.
a lot of Stoves and Crates at Cost.
Sept. l2
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This day received,
IN No. I65. Thames sirc,t.

N No. l65. Thames sirctt,
4 good assortment of NEW GOODS, among
them are the following
Moussclinc do lDaincs.
Mous-cme do faino Shawls,
Winter Ribbons,
Shawls, Fancy bdkis.,
and u great variety Of other goods too numerous
10 mention, Which Will bc sold Ms low can bc
purchased at any other store IN Newport ior
CAsL sruCktORD l.. 11LLEI,
Sept ., 1850.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-12

Loss OF THE LAKE ERIE STEAM SHp
GREAT WEsTERN.-From the Buffalo pa
pers we learn that this fine new boat was
burned to the waters edge while lying at
the dock at Detroit, on Sunday evening last.
Passengers who have arrived ut Buffalo state
the accident having occurred as follows -
that the Western had been on trip to the
upper lakes, was returning, and caught fire
while crossing lake ST. Clair. The fire was
early discovered, and soon got under, but il
would seem, not entirely guencbcd. After
the boat had reached Detroit, the smotlere d
FIRE again burst forth, and in an instant the
whole vessel was one entire sheet of flame
The fire burned with snch rapidity that very
few Of the passengers secured their luggage.
One gentleman from Orleans county was
much burned, in attempting to save his valisc,
which contained large amount of money.
The bar keeper was OF shore, and also lost
a considerable sum. In short, but few arti
cles Of value were rescued, SO furious was
the connagration.
The Great Western was most splendid
specimen of naval architecture, and one OF
the finest vessels ever set ailoat on the ives.
tern waters. Her loss will be regretted by
the community generally. She originally
cost 100000, and was owned in shares by
the agents here, Capt. w. and a few enter
prising persons at Huron. There was 10
insurance.
A letter from the Clerk Of the boat. states
that the hull was sound and the engine I'M
damaged, and that she hns been towed down
to Huron to reft.- Boston Alias.
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NO1ICE.-The subscribers to the
Reading Room under Colonnade Row,
are requested to meet at the room to-
morrow friday evening, at 8 o'clock.
Sept. 70.
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NOTICE.

DR. WARREN, agent of the american Col
onization Society, will present II statement Of
facts connected with The formation and opera
iions of the Society and the present state Of tho
Colony at Liberia, in an address, on Sunday
evening next ubc 18th inst, at 7 o'clock, in
the Spring Street Church, (Rcv. Mr.. Dumont's.)
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-12

THE UNITED STATES ALMANAC FOR 1910.
leaves bearing this title, and VIC have simply
to recommend all WniGs TO abstain from
purchasing it. 10 the returns Of elections
which il processes TO give, oil Wing votes are
Chased us those of Fcderasis. II is not that
VIC think the title dcservcdly opprobrious, for
some Of our most distinguished revolutionary
patriots wore proud to bear it, but il is that
il is used in this pamphlet in party sense
aud with party views, and therefore do We
desire that the publishers should alone find
snppcr, among the Loco Focos, whose de-
s,ructve views it is intended to promo,e..-
IN y. Com. & Eng.
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MEMORANDA.

Al npI,more 81 inst. schr Gcn Cobb, from this port
A bsrk wss seen, on Friday noon last, ashore on
Great Ro,ud Shonl, Nanurk'' WIN sgnHs g, ,disirrss
n,ir, rvI a fishing sch'r standing inr her. Tie bnrk
Was n t,rcism r, probabs the Swedish bark Skurnnn.
ffornsrl, Antelope o noston from Goitcnburgh, last
fr,,, ts uovt whence she sailed rncstay. n inst
Al ,.Irn,lV Tav Aprl 17d, ship Ere, Dcnnis, oi this
port. 100 WI 100 sp, Warren, Lewis, Warren, Sloo
WI 200 ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-12

KENrUcKY.-We learn from the Louisville
Journal that Mr. LETCmER has been nomina.
ted by the Wing Convention at IIarroGs-
burgl, for the office Of Governor, and Mr.. NJ.
V. THOMPSON for that Of Lieutenant Cover
nor. The nominations were made on Mon
day, the 25th ult-one day before the death
of Gov. CLARK. The Convention also nomi-
mated Is Presidential Electors, two on the
part of the State at large, and one for each
congressional district. Four hundred and
fifty delegates were present After the com
plc,on Of the business, the convention was
addressed by Messrs. MARSHALL, MENIrEr
and GRAVES. The effort of Mr. Marshall is
spoken of as one of tho most ,hrillinely co-
qucnt eyer made in a delibefa,vc body.
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NOTICE..

The Rev. Z. Il. TAYLOR, of The Seamcn's
Bethel, Boston, will preach in the Unitarian
Church in Nill-strect on SUNDAY NEXT. The
West Gallery is reserved for Seamen onl y.
Newport, Sept 18th. 1889.
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Real Estate for Sale.
For sale,

A THE well known stand for bu.
f.s.IR sincss, in Thames. street. now
|:ss,H1 occupied as Store hy tho sub
sk2s2 scriber, with Dwelling of thir.
teen rooms and all necessary out buildings
and well Of good water in the yard. The
store is large, aud first rate stand for any
kind Of business. Possession given on the
first day o! April.-If not sold at private sale,
by the first day of March, it will ihrn be
sold at Auction. HENRY POTTER.
Newport, Sept. 10 39.-[tMhlst.
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CRors or Nl,iss.--Tbe wheat crop Of
Maine is unusually abundan, this sgason corn
promises n large yield, nnd Of potatoes enough
will he raised ], j. sad, to supply The whole Tn
ION.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-12

The Late Gaie.-A large amount of ship
ping and many lives have been lost in the
late gale. Every day brings Us the melan-
choly tidings Of solGc new disaster. Its vio-
lence extended along the whole coast, ,strcw-
ing the scaboar with wrecks.
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In this to;sn on the Goth ult Mrs Eliza Vinson widow
of Mr.. Samuel ". Ninson, aged Al years.
On Wednesday, last, Mrs. Susan Clarke, wife fMr
John 4. Ck'rko, and daughter of Mr.. William Clarke
in the 33d year of her age
same day, Wm.ii. Vars, eldest son Of Capt. William
Vars, in the 2ist year Of his age. o. 10, , '
On the passage from New York TO Jamaica, on the
9Th Of August Catherine Elizabeth second daughter Of
Robert Johnston, EsT, ia the 10th Year of her age.
At North kiHgsovh oa SuudRy Isl INST, Mr.Stcphcn
Congdou, aged 96 NCHrs.-lir worthy member OF
the First Baptist Church in that place, iur period OF
60 ears. 90 t.
At Providence the 3nth ult, Mrs Patience G. An
thony, wife OF MIR. Nelson Anthony aged 20 years.-
Mr.. Henry Mucnchcr aged 81 wears. Oh Saturday
evening last, Miss Elizabeth Sessions, wife OF Col
Thomas SESSIONS, aud daughter Of the late Hon Henry
Marchani, ol this town. the 69ih Oi her age.
On Monday morning, susan Adams Simmons, in The
10th year of her agr.--Mrs. Ehln, wife Of Capt join
Justin, in the 6eh year Of her ase.--Mr Rodolpli
! Taft, aged AZ ,eurs.
Al BRISTOL 2jth ult, Mrs. Hannah, wife of Mr. John
Diman, aud daughter Of Ambrose Waldron, Esd aged
10 years.
Al Charleston, S. &. on the 2jth ult. Rt Rev. Ma
thahiel Bowen, ID. d. Episcopal Bishop Of South
Carolina. 49,.
In Darlington. The 3Oth ul Mrs Abigail Saishnr!
widow the lnte Mr. George Salisbury, aged one hun
drcd aud one years three months and five days.
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PORT OF NEW WP0RT.
CLEAR led.

Brig Emclinc, Heath Pensacola.
Do Boy, Williams, New Orleans.
Sch'r Clcmcntinc, Tay lor, Apalnchicola.
Do Dclght-in-Peace, Nickerson, Providence.
Sloup Mct'tmora, Mason, do.
DO Hero, Read, do.
DO Three Brothers, Stuart, Fall River.
DO Tccumsch, Child, Providence.
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Lowell, Mass now contains % 900 inhabi-
tants
Counterfeit half dollars, dated 1884, ara in
circulation. They can be detected by slightly
rubbing the edges.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-12

The Consul General Of Spain has applied
to the President for the surrender Of the ne
groes captured in the Amstad.
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W. ANrED -- Gil TO do house work. IN
w Gu,,c 1t lhis ofiiGe. sept II.
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"ANTED--a woman about 80 years of
w age, to serve in the capacity of Nurse
take care of children and do some washing.
One who can come well recommended, may
hear of situation by applying at the Herald
Office. . g.. ........ [Sept. i2.
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II. WOOD & CO.,

OFFER ron SALE,
.Now la' ing from !Sioop Rien-i,
~ boxes brown Havana Sugar,
Nv 30 bags Lagulra Coffee,
10 bbls Mess Pork.-6 do prime do,
10 DO Pilot Bread.
IN STORE
25 boxes No. manufactured Tobacco,
20 half chests Souchong Tea,
10 boxes old Bordeaux Wine,
pipes Hollands Gin,
9 casks 4th proof Brandy,
30 tons assorted Iron, ..
2 do do Steel. [sept ~.