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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-28

DIR. DUNcAN.-By reference to the Con.
gressional proceedings it will be seen that ,
resolution was offered to tho House OF Re
representatives., having for its object the cx
pulsion Of this person from that body. DR.
Duncan published in the Globe a letter al
dressed to the Hon. Mr.. Soutbgate of Ken
lucky. The letter was never sent 10 Mr.
Southgate, although that impression is con
veycd by the publication. The following
extract from it will show to what degree o.
blackguardsm and scurriity member oftht
American Congress can descend:
81 think your remarks were unwarranted
nncalled for, and unprovoked. And, sir, OF
my own responsibility, and without claim to
privilege, permit me, by way Of Offset ant
compromise, to recip-ocate the remark BY
another, which think better founded in trutf
that is, that you are liar and scoundrel
and, permit me TO ndd, also, that in my opin
ion, you are better qualified TO odorn tho
gamblers board, the brothcl, and the dogery
than the halls Of Congress. .-
A. DUNCAN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-28

sC-A Lecture on the interesting
subject Of ELEcTRIcITY, will be given
by DAVID MELVILLE, Esq. at his room
in Pclham-street, this cvcning--to be
repeated tomorrow and Saturday even
ings. Mr.. Ms apparatus for illustrnt-
ing the subject is ample, and having
himself n thorough knowledge of the
science, his Lectures cannot fail to
crafty as well as instruct his auditors
-l6s See advertisement.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-28
Ell LECTRICITY.

'V>lE subscriber having been solicited by
4 many, proposes to give Lecture on the
discovery Of ELECTRICITY, and the pro-
gress and present state of the science, with
experiments and demonstrations in explana-
tion Of the sane,at bis room in Pelham street,
this Thursday evening, aud repeat the same
Friday, and Saturday evenings, provided the
weather be clear.
Tickets at I2t cts. to be had at the store
Of William Coggeshal, south wing of Union
Bank Building. Lecture to commence at
o'clock. ID. MELVILLE.
Feb %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-28

PuREYoLoGY.--Mr. Fletcher, tho
Phrcnologist, it will be seen by advcr-
tiscment, gives n second Lecture al
Armory Hall, this evening. His first
Lecture was very fully attended, and
ms far os we can learn, was well re-
ceivcd.
Mr.. +. has room at Mr. Townsend $
where he examines heads in accordance
with chronological principles.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-28

The French SHIP ALExANDRE.-
Last Sundays mail from New York,
brought letters from Doct. GouRAuD,
at Brest, Consul Of France for this
Port. The prediction of Doct. G. that
Piracy and Murder had been committed
on board the Alexandra, it seems, has
been verified beyond all question, as
will be seen by the following extract
from the Doctors letter to Mcssrs.
Pearce and Turner, of this place.
"The Sloop of War La Bcrgcre, ar
rived here OH Saturday, the 10Th ult.-
Soon after her arrival, Marsaud, Ray
mond and Bailly, were pat in prison,
where they were kept apart.-On Sun
day morning tho youth Bailly was taken
before the CommisSaire Rapporicur, d,
tribunal maraiime, (similar to your Uni
ted States Attorney and made a full
and entire avowal or confession of the
murder of the unfortunate Captain Du-
bois, and a part Of his crew, exactly
like the confession Of the cook LcClerc.
Tho next morning ton Monday, Jean
Raymond, was brought before the same
gentleman, and made the same disclo-
sures, so as to leave no doubt about the
guilt of b. Marsaud, and that they were
the murdcrers Of the Captain Of the
ship AIerdndre. The Government is
determined to have them all punished. "
BY the same letter, we are informed
that sloop of War has been despatch
ed to the Isle of France, for the carpcn-
ter and one Of the seamen Of the Alex
andre, left by Marsaud at that place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-28
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Feb. 25,
(Repored for the Boston Patrot.)

Al market, i25 Beef Cattle, 10 yoke Working OAcn
Cows and Calves, 1875 Sheep, no Swine.
PRIcEs-ijEEF CATTLE-Owing TO the large quantity
nj Inarkst aud the bad state Of the weather. prices ol
last week sustained. FIRST quality se to sS,;
second quality ~ 10 s7l third qnalty ,6t tos7.
WORKING OxEN-One yoke sold for no.
Cows AND CALVES 80. 50, 40 aud So
SBEEr-s3,75, "A, $3.50 TO IS. Another lot from T..
Phnney's frm similar To The lot reported last week for
$3.50. Five beautiful oosse weihcrs from Princeton,
Mass We're offered for $26 each s25 offered but
refused
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-28

JoHy NJ. Mus has been nominated b,
tho administration party Of Connecticut 70
Governor OF that State. A number Of can
didn'es wore proposed, and after several un
successful ballotings, the Convention wen
into secret session, and upon the doors being
thrown open, II was declared that JoHS NJ
NILEs had received the nomination.
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III IL E II OIL OGY.

MIR. FLETCHER, will deliver his second
A'A Lecture on the above science, THIS
EVE.NI.VG, T. Thursday, Feb. 2Sth, n,
Armory Hall, on which occasion he will give
an analysis of ul the mental faculties, poin,
out their situation on the head, and an easy
method Of judging their relative size, in fact
more practical information can be gained in
this one evening than can usually be acquired
in six months reading or study.
Admittance I2t cents. To commence at
7 o'clock. Feb %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-28

DANIEL M'ALLASTER,
Respectfully Informs his friends and the public
YNIIAT he manufactures at his establish.
l. ment near the head Of Broad street
HOUSE BLINDS, DOORS, WLVDOV
FRAMES, and S.4SHE.S. together with
every other description Of Carpenters work
warranted Of the first quality, and on the
most reasonable terms. Orders for Building
or Repairing, promptly attended to and faith
fully executed. The most unquestionable
reference will be given, if frcquired, as to the
general style of his work,specimens Of which
may be examined by all those who feel dis.
posed to employ him.
Newport, dec. 6, 1893.
FOR SALE, Chandler's Patent .Norticing
Jfaehine, BY the subscriber, who is proprietor
Of the Patent right for the County of New.
port Any one wishing to purchase, may
call and examine one in use 1t my shop near
the head Of Broad street. ID. MA.
/
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Died.,

At Portsmouth, on Thursday last, Mr.. Rufus Potter
formerly of Son,h-K ngstown, sgcd SIS years
In Aquhinesctt, North-kiBgston on Wednesday the
goth inst Mrs. Lydia sphinx, widow OF the late Nathan
ial sphinx, Of Kngston.On Sunday evening last
Mr. pcleg Card son Of Mr.. Philip Card aged 80 years
ln East Greenwich, oil Friday last, Mr. Benedict r
mold, sacd ~ years.
In South Kingstown,on the 10th inst, Sarah Elizabeth
daughter OF the late John 8. Tucker, ngcd years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-28

The Boston papers of yesterday con-
tain information from the disputed Ter
ritOry as late as the 22d, at which time
all was quiet. The rumors of battle,
which have been afoat for day or two
past, are of course without foundation.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-28

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
WiH Be sold at Public AUCTION, on Saturday
March 9Th, 1889, at 10 O'Clock a. m. at TIE
house recently occupied By Sarah Horsreu.
dec,
h quantity of Household Furniture, consisting
"A Of beds, chairs, tables, Sc Sc
Feb FL. Z. =. REMINGTON, Adm'r.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-28

Clerks Office, Torn Council, Newport,
February Odd, 1889.
T'HOSE persons wishing to obtain Tavern
Il and Retail license, will make application
for the same at the Clerks Office, on or be-
fore Saturday the Both Of March next, and
leave the name Of the person who is to sign
their bond as surety and deposite the amount
of license money, which if license is not
granted them, will be returned. II was or
dered that the above notice be published in
oil the newspapers Of this town.
Feb %. B. B. HowLAND, Coun. elk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-28

There had been no election Of Senator by the Lcgsla
ture OF Virginia at the lnlest dates.
The President has approved and signed tho bill pre-
vent aud punish ducng In the District Of Columbs and
j 10 10 nov aI,w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-28
Notice.

VuNIIE subscriber wishes 10 give notice that he
u has sold ali his right, title and interest in
the Nauaganseu Pier Company To- John ID. VIII
liams SAMUEL RODMAN.
Wakefield, So. kingsto~n. Feb. 20, 1899.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-28
FOR NEW YORK.
Notice.

'TNfIE undersigned, sole Executrix Of the
last will aud testament Of her late hus-
band, Doctor WILLIAM TURNER, late oi
Newport. dec. has appointed PErER p. REM
IScroN, Esq. her sole agent 10 settle the bu
siness of the said estate, and requests all hav.
ing demands against the estate to present
them to him for adjustment, and those in.
debtcd to make payment forthwith,to her snid
agent IlETTE +. TURNER, Ext'tx.
Fcb7.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-28
For Sale.
FOR NEW YORK.
FARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 $

FARE REDUCED-S3.-Deck 81 so.
ARGD The steamboat JOHN
W. RICHMOND, Capt
VESS:;:fS VIM. II. TOWNSEND, will
leave Pro, dence for New
York, (Thursday,) TINS DAY. nt 3 O'Clock ,and
Newport at o'clock p. NJ.
The regular days for the J. w. r. to leave
Providence until further notice, will DO Mondays
and Thursdays. and New York Wednesdays and
Saturdays
'.'freisht taken at cents per cubic foot
| Feb 2S.
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II February II.
/ JAMES HAMMOND'S
CIRCULATING LrBRARY.
M!
RECENT ADDITIONS.
2766 -Four years in Paraguay, comprising ar
account Of that Republic. under the gov.
ernment Of the dictator Franeia, by J. l.
and w. y. Robertson, I vol;
2767 The only Daughter, a domestic ssery b,
the author Of Subaltern, 2 vols;
330 The life and adventures Of Nicholas Nick
leby, containing faithful account Of the
fortunes, misfortunes, uprispgs, downfall
l'gs, and complete career Of the Nickleby
family. vol;
PIGS Rob OF the Bowl, a legend OF ST. Inigoes,
by the author Of swallow barr, &c. 2 vols
27o7 Oliver Twist, by Charles Dickens, (f50z. }
2 vols;
$40 Oliver Twist, or the parish boys progress,
by Charles Dickens, with illustrations,
vol;
33S Observations, on the Structure, Physiolo-
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and on the natural Food for man, by Her
vey Burdell, I vol
2169 The Huguenot, a tale OF The Ere Hch Pro-
tcstants, by G. p. X. James, 2 vols;
277O Tales illustrating the passions, by q. Z. X.
James, I vol;
277I Travels in the three great empires Of Aus
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NJ. A., F. r.. s., (vicar Of Godalmih
(Iate Of the Bengal civa servre,) 2 vols.
z712 Cicero. &C F l. Nos 8, 8, Io,) 8 vols;
2773 Virgil, &C. l. Nos II, l2,) 2 vols;
277+ Aeschylus, &C l. No l3,) translated by
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1'hos. franklin, I vol;
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lated by Rev. r. Potter, 3 vols:
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Philip Francis, 2 vols;
277S The Sian,ese Twins, a satirical tale Of the
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Great Metropolis. 2 vols:
27sl Gurney Married. Il sequel to Gilbert Cur
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This Library contains upwards of
1000 VOLS. History Poyages and
Travels
1000 eeHaneous work.
and
5000 VOLS.-.Noue.-T and Ro-
In all, about 5000 VOLS.
Being the Largest Circulating Library in New
England.
NEW WORKS ARE CONSTANTLY
ADDING.
The terms Of this Library are-to annual
subscribers 2 dollars per annum, payable in ad-
vance-who are entitled to set Of books at a
time, and can exchange them when they pesae.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-28
AUCTIONS.
Sllerin,s Sale.

NEWPORT, sc.-Newpor, Feb. Ia, 1899.
by rirfue Of an Execution issued out of the
Court Of Common Pleas, May term. 1888.
| to me directed and deiirered, spiH seV oi
Public Auefion, to tine highest bidder, on
Monday, March lth, 1889, at 10 o'clock
II. M.
A IL tle right, title aAd ioterest that Thee-
IA dore Phinney had on the 4th day Of Octo-
Der. 1887. at 8 o'clock y. NJ. in and TO q certain
lot of land, with the dwelling house and other
buildings ihe5eon Standing, situate in Newport,
and bounded Westerly on Thames street, North
erIy partly on land OF Benjamin II. Altman and
partly on land Of William Price, deceased,
Southerly on land Of Nicholas Gefiroy and 9th
ers, and Easterly on land Of Christopher q.
Champlin, II being the estate pu~ehssed by saia
Pbinney, Of the heirs Of Walter Chanaios. dee.
Also, one other lot Of land belonging to said
Phinney, lying contiguous to the first described
premises, and was purchased by said Pbnney Of
Benjamin u. Altman
All the above property having been attached
on an original writ.
WM II. DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-28

EREsB TAMARINDs, Is lbs for 81, for sale by
l. Feb 2s. T.. =. BELL, Broad-st.
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Married.,

AT Mddlctown, on Friday evening last, by the Rev
MIR. Taylor, Mr. Charles u. Davis, Of Troy, Mass 10
Miss Mary Barker daughter Of the late Mr. Iaac Barker
Of Mddlctown
In North Kingston, on Monday evening 25th inst, by
the Rev. J. W. Allen, Mr. James Austin, to Miss Lucy
Youngest daughter Of the Lutte Sias Allen, Esq all OF
North Kingston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-28

y AIsINs.--5o boxes Bunch Raisins, for snle by
LII EF& w NEWTON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-28
Real Estate for Sale.

TIAvANA q NEW ORLEANS MoLAssEs, for sal
j IL Feb 2s. bY L. Il. BELL. Broad-st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-28

SODA aud MILK BISCUIT, Dor sale by
~ Feb ~. c.. BELL, Droad-st.
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CO-partnership Dissolved,

a LCOIIoI.-just received, and for sale by
IA l.. +. a. W. NEWTON
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have the honor TO be, with great respect
your Excellcncy's O'bt. S't.
JOHN FAIRFIELD

Governor of Maine.
This despatch was forwarded by Mr.
English, Sir Johns messenger. McIntir,
and his associates have been released OF
their parole of honor. At their trial, The
ground taken was, that they had not violate,
The laws Of the Province, but the law of ma
tions; and they have therefore been consid
cred aud treated in some measure as prisoner.
Of war. They reached Augusta on Wednes
day evening, and passed on their journey
two companies of British troops, proceeding
to the frontier.
From the Bangor Democrat OF Tuesday 10Th.
The news Of the capture Of the Land A.
gent, &c. was received at Augusta on Friday
morning, and the Governor forthwith sent q
message 10 the Legislature. communicating
the facts. Charles Jarvis. Esq Of Ellsworth
wns immediately appointed, PROVISIONAL
Land Agent, and left for Aroostook on IA,
urday morning 10 take charge OF the cxpcdi.
tion. Col j. p. Rogers of this city. l,ft here
on Friday evening, for Fredericton, com.
mssioncd to demand the release of our citi
zons II imprisoned or restrained, and TO as
certain whether the British authority in an,
manner sanctioned the proceedings and con
duct of the trcsposscrs and armed mob.
Col Rogers, the Maine messenger, subsc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-02-28

DoRK HAMS, for sale by
Feb %. c. +. BELL, Brosd-st.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
THE WEEKLY METROPOLITAN.

A general. Literary, Historical, Congressional &
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PROSPECTUS
OFsTHE
STATE RIGHTS AND DEMOCRATIC UNION.
BY w. IL TOLBERT &. co.


Having heen solicited by the united request o
HA State Rights and Democratic parties OF Missis
sipl and especially of this section of the state
have been prevailed upon to publish weakly new.
spapsr, to support that creed Of politics. which ,ht
name we have assumed demonstrates. Firmly pre-
sudet that the liberties, prosperity, happiness and
lndepcenca Of soiiih. deeply involved in these
nomenlons questions, now agilated throughout The
Union. The period is at hand, when il hehoove'
every friend ofthe South to and support thcst
principles OF right and interest, which we solemly
claim by the charter OF our confederation; 10 main.
tain the integrity of the constitutions the purity
the administration of the general government, and
the Sovereign independence to which are Untitled
TO as people.
The welfare ofthe south has been too long neg.
lected-her original magnanimty and honor are fas!
linking into disrepute-our own state Is striking
instance of this fact, and our snp'n"' well
reduces Ne to northern vassalaps has disorga
community at one time eniinsntly prospe s-and
destroyed The means Of recovery from s.lbafassment
for years.
Sn"h policy has protratcd our energies, lead
Us into unwise probe Is heapea upon corrupt and
nnproftar.e ,pard'ions; which almost cast stig-
ma upon the good faith ard honor Of the state These
errors should be corrected-thc times demand it,
lei us then resolve TO rid us them, and assume that
enviahle condition we formerly 80 proudly held.
Our might and mems should be exhibited to the re-
nublc--t is Just to ourselves, should do il in or
der to relieve of that crcdnli,y of dependence,
long habit has engendered among s.
We hear speak TO men of Southern principles, aud
TO those devoted to that original Of government
under which the constitution Of this republic was
greed upon and settled.
Our object is not to mar the gooi feelings Of the
north and south. or to shake that amty which should
exist between them, as nation but merely to vindi-
cate those rights we are entitled to, and explain the
constitutional remedies by which We protected
We are nnequvocaly opposed to .ational Bank
Ito the elevation of Henry Clay, to the Presidency,
which we consider would be most destructive blow
to the south and stability of the union will also
oppose that system of Internal Improvement by the
general government. advocated by the federal part,
opposed to all abuses and extrayaganee in the
administration OF public Enthusiastically oppose
70 superfuous revenue, or high TaGff--in favor d
free and dcct trade, with the choice offoreign or
domestic markets. and in all other respects zealousv
advocating the doctrine of the Republican and State
Rights school, fotth in the Virginia and Ken
tucky resolutions of '98 and '99.
TERMS.
The Estate Rights ana Democ4rtic UDion," will
be published at SIS in advance or Sc at the end OF
the year.
Yazoo City, Miss. July 90, 1879.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
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