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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26
SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT
RIIEUM.

O.,
N1EsSES A. n. \ u. Saua. / h {" been afflicted
i'l with the "a Rheun in it' vems, firm f.r ser
lead Years aud at times was .s bad on my trd and
differ nj paris ot my hodv, n aim st tn prevent my
rtt- udur to business had made usa Gf gr al num
her oi different preparations without ob'i ins nj I'ie
any neGt, aud became so much DISCOURAGED ihh'
resolved {" G no more unless could procure one
,anted To crre. Tearing u yo1r Naluahc remedy
went to Providence, H. l., and purchased o,e doa'n
uf II, confident that if n cur d - cruid dispose :"
hundreds "i bnxs. I used II, Il inmr ~. per
c-Ivcd that II brneftrd me, aud after using T. few
weeks, was cured 'nircly, ahd my SKIN was rs " :
never had IL. u iS How ahGut iva lL1r tihre VS.
cured, aud since that time ave bcsh rnlire'y fe"
from 1t have SINCE sold hundreds OF bo1'so VI t.
NV trierfs aud tustonrrs aud II has been used with
aIn,ps un yrrsh success in rv ry distance. One adS
Il wh, called fr ", had tie coinn NJ ." bad "r
her face, that could aidly her 10 lock At her She
huugl,i one box, and In css than one wc'k, sc whs
q, Ia,niivev d. she used wo box ., which eh.
Itrcly Gu ed her. In short, SIT has hem s succr,r
~ cot ng disc nf the stin, that think sh n'd do
\ hos, mi rt.or who arc similarly AFFLICTED dii mol Is'
III, Gnow peculiar henrh, whirh have rsce''.d,
ard "h'ch have hncwn l,nd eds OF "n,F' 10 receive
II from th- use of your valuable nemed!.'
II Truly yours, &c.
II EDiIN /, RrER, Merchant, Fall rivcr.
II ~ lie with much satisfaction that the pf"?',.m' are
able to- lay tue above crt fcaie bef re- tho bile III
II all may aud know III great bnneh which onc ind'
II id,al Is able 10 carly TO having received ~ tn'"h
oihu eccive from the nj this valnabl, M, dc nr.
II Sut only tor alt rum, hut FOR all other diseases ol
II the IN such as RmgWnrn, Tie tef Ca lrad hhr
bars or Jackson ,ich Eczsra &C. th. mrdci"r - alec
u u certain cure. The syrup ~ sarsaplrlia IL recon
mend Il to be u'cd with the rm'dv, rs erdS Ia Pi
II rify aud hrow out rom r ho'd ard system, AL il
Il inh.a ty hunioi I'D with IT., disease, ~ The
ami cation ,r the Remedy externally ~ the time
II cradicat,s u from the sy,icm. Numc,"n instance
have occurred where this course ha' Ell ct d cues 10
II one wcrk's iimc. Evcty prr-o" hirtd with ihfs
comp ants IN nny form. u in,iIrd Ia a'e inmed Al"
us of this valuable ~ dciGe. d get cured without
\ d.lay.
II rt.ra,rd d sold by A. u. a. ID. karda 20 Fulton.
rs. r. co,nI Of Cod s'ect aid 20, Ll,n. eeTntt OF
|, William ~. New Yuik. aud 'nd by r. y. ". w
Il ARD, Ncwp IT, u. l., AID by The nost fesrce'nbr =
III druggists IN the ". '. rSe 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26
TooTH-ACHE! TOOTH.
ACHE

NEvM. DROWN, Chemist, 4sl Washington
w street, Boston, has invented an article
TINT will cure this tornpuiing pain. Rising Of
eight ho,uoRd cases in Ios,on md vicinity
have been cured within few months II takes
nway nll smell and soreness. Cali for BRowN'S
ExrnAcr or GALL AND kRgosoIe. Oh
serve his signature for genuine. Prices 90 cts.
aud % ccn,,.
TIP For .nle Nv r. J. TAYLOR, and n. n
HAZARD, in Newport Thornton s. Son
in Nsw.Dedford-a and by the Druggists in Provi-
dsucs. NOV. 25.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26
THE VIRTUES or sARsApARrlLA extracted on

I,HHE VIRTUES or SARsAPARIILA extracted ou
J. an entire new plan, by Messrs. b. n u. Sands, loo
Fulton street, New York.
Its superiority over most preparations Of sarsaparil
is now fy established. II is an article much used tol
purii,in the blood Nil OF the year, II W pre-
rartd with M. best Spanish ShrsHparils. Its rro"N
or curing the Salt Eheum, BARRIERS Itch, scald Head
and Nil diseases OF the Skin, when used with sands ce
ebraiot remedy, IL now fuly established. Tor sale on
w ~ Boston By WIN. Brown, isl Washington street
Seth Fowe, Prince street James Fo~lc Green street
| 40 q5.l For sale in Newport by TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26
BARRETT'S
OIu MaI1en Dpe Bouae,

80 CornhiH, corner Of Franklin Iren-
nc, Boston,
A T. this establishment, of 81 years experience,
"A the Dyeng and finishing OF the following
goods il done ia the best manner and at the
shortest notice-,iz:--
I'roadoloths, silk & Cotton Velvets.
Cas-iperes, Wonted Cords,
Saiins, Cnmels Hair,
.ustrings, silk & Cotton Shawls.
Grapes, Hosiery and Gloves,
Plush, Ribbons, &c. &c.
Also, Ladies aud Genilcmen's GAR
MENrS, Of ovcry description Cleanses AM
glazes Furniture ,-cleanscs Garments. Carpets
lIed blankets, &o. Iuls, Shears, Dyes and
Dresses in the best manner, Broadcloths, Cassi
inc'es, Saine,ts, Sc.
MILDEWS and STAINS removed from Go,
ton aud Iincn Goods. OF nll kinds.
Dye Woods rosped and ground. and Mcdicins'
pulyerized.
silk, and Silk Dre.ss waiered 10 the hes
manner.
Pisir silks. saiins and vslves, Figured nno
Embossed w beautiful style.
ags-t fer ree,ising GoeS' at .Nenpsr!.
W. ". p B'AsiEY March 7.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26

Large ach.s from LdHle Toe Corns gro,c."
HORNs, CORNS-An eileciuOl and war.
u ranted cure for Toe Corns, which does not
fail TO cure in one instance in 100, for sale by the
gross dozen, or single box, by a. b. & ID. SANDS,
90 Fulton, corner Of William-sucet, N. York.
Also. by Il. u. HAZARD, Sign Of the Golden
Mortar. Newport, x. l. Price only % cents.
Dec %,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26


he opproachi"g season.
coNsrsrISG or
n AIDES French Shoes Victoria ties, llnr-
rison ties, ard large supply of SIlpps
and f.accs, manufactured of the first qnnI'ty
of kid and morocco. Also Misses OF differ.
cnt qualities, aud Childr"n's Of all description
and dcuors--,ogethrr with large supply Of
Ladies' low priced Kid Shoes, good article
At 62 cts. per pai'. Genl'rmem9 summer
Boots 4, $3.50; ditto fine Calf and Seal SKIN
Boots.
All Of the above articles will he sold on Nc
| adorable terms as at my other store III New
port. Those wishing to surchasc viii please
call and examine for themselves.
\. B.--Gcnllemcn's Ere Hoots mad" II
rider Of French Cali;kln, after the ne"
! York style, and warranted 10 iit.
Ladies and Misses Shoes manufactured Ia
order in the nea,est manner. aud of the best
materials. IApril 4, 1890
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26
True copy-witness:
HENRY BOW EN-, Scc'ry.

AN ACT in addition to "an act concerning
crimes and punshments," aud to the scvc'
raj acts concerning the State Jail IN the
county Of Providence.
BE It enacted By The General .is'em'ly as
follo,cs
/ Section I. The compensation of the M
derkcepcrs in the state periienlIury shut
hereafter be fixed by The boord OF Inspectors
Sec. 2 The keeper of the Jail in the count!
Of Providence shall receive and saiely KEEP
all such prisoners as may temporarily be com
miti ed to his keeping while transferring from
one county to ono,her. under direction OF the
supreme Judicial court The officer ha,i"2
charge OF such prisoners sholl certify then
commitment and discharge upon the books
Of said jail and the warrant of such officer
ls,t with the JaIlcr during such prisoners de-
-tention, shall he sufficient protection To hm
therefor. True copy-wtncss:
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26

AN ACT in addition TO the several acts en-
lar.ng the Jail Limits in the county o.
Providence.
BE IL enacted by The General Assembly as
jtlors:
The Jail limits in the county Of Providence
shall be the same as they are now establish
ed, excep, that they shall continue from 'h'
north east corner of the fsh mnrkc, thcncr
round aud including the 6sh market. To Tho
soulh-w esterly corner thereof; thence ~ I"
Inc from the south.westcry corner vt th'
fth market. to tL.' north.westrry corner oi
the wooden eide walk on the easterIy sid'
Of the river between The bridges thence
sou,herly on the westerly side and including
said side walk ond 10 line with The side
walk, I'LL it meets the cap log on The south.
easterly corner Of the bridge on South Water
street, and thence as the line now runs.
True copy--~iincss
HENRY BOW En-, Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26
@TrGINAN P0NVDIo
lFor the Herald Of the Times.
TIME WITHERs BEAUTY.

" VI the " Wv -'~'~
TIME wITHERs BEAUTY.
Early things
Are bat the transient pageanis OF an honri
And earthly BEAUTY like the passing mower,
That springs TO isll, aud blossoms but 10 die,
II. X. WHIrx.
One summer morn, In early year,,
A female form went ont 10 roam,
And "fair n Edens garden blrd''-
Was she when parting from her home;
Careless and pure as morning winds,
She chanced to stray in Pleasures bower
Tho blush OF morn was ON her cheek,
Her eve gave brightness to each flower.
Within the bower was musie heard,
Unbroken In its peaceful sound,
And fountains rippld on beneath
The h.iry forms Il mIrrowd round
Al length she reneh'd one vsrdsnt tsups
And this by far the richest cline,
She saw q veteran form asleep,
Which soon she found was Father Time
Ills wings had caught brilliant hue
From all the lovely things around,
His seyihe forgot cen deaths command,
And Iay In peace upon the ground'
And wi,hsr'd flowers sprans once niors,
As did the tall and yerdant grass,
Each bioom'd with yerdure rev aud gay
From meath his well used hour -glsss.
she bent above his veteran form,
And round him roses too abe suew'd,
And abl, psss'd to revel in
The charming glories she had view'dj
Al length she changed her steps again,
And backward turnd her hce so sesk,
That uot a trade ofyouih had fed
From, of her fair and virgin cheek.
No biemish mingle with her hair,
No iustre lef her eye to lower,
While .lumber bound OLD Father Timo,
Within the shades Of Pleasures bowsrt
And a. she slowly oaward came,
Minstrel music's ioudest number,
Rs-.ehood through this pleasant bower,
Rousing Father Time from sluinber.
He gard upon her lovely face,
With looks of deep intensity
The chill OF wears came DER her brsnst,
Her beauty .oon began TO die;
Her raven iresses soon grew pale,
Nc longer now Ia youth she sings,
For every trace Of beauty fed
Beneath the shadow ofhis wings
Fen 10 with every earthly hower
That basks bensath the morning sun.
The hand Of time its beauty blasts,
And soon its transient course Is rum
The op'ning bud is nipp'd AT once,
Within this cold and barren cline,
No brilliant plant at heavily birth
Can flourish meath The hand Of Time
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26
FILES! PILES!!

MIR. IIALE'S Pile Ointment is n positive
1VH cure for the Piles in three days tino.
Sold by J. II. Hart. corner of Chamber street
and Broadway; Z. Bnrnet, e Sixth avenue;
and r.. NJ. Guon, corner of tho Bowcry and
Grand street. aud corner or Henry md Pike
streets, \. York. Also, by DR.. r. X. IlAZ-
ARD. nj the Sign of tho Great Mortar,Ncw-
port, RI. March I.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26
Cloth Dressing, COIOring, & c

yHNUE subscriber, respectfully informs his
q friends and the public, that he continues
to carry on the cloth Dressing and Coior!ns
business Mt the well known Mill, formerly
rented by Gould & Durire, in Portsmouth, and
viii be happy to wait on his old customers and
the public az heretofore.
THOMAS GOULD.
Portsmouth, April II, 1899.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26
$40 FAMILIES, HOTEL KEEP.

n EUs, &c. &c. For 6r,ering Puddius'.
Pudding saucr, Cu.isrd,. Blanc nspge, Gales,
&c So. PRESTON'S EXTRfCT OF
LEMON. j, tho most convenient article that
ran Ice u..d il gives in perfection, the delicate
favor Of the Lemon pnel, purihsd from oil bitter
or rnnoiJ qvnies--never spoils by age or cli-
mate. 10 b. had OF X. J. TAlLCR.
Nav 2s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26
LIVERY ST Z 2,

-zyIIE subscriber, late Of the firm Of Stewart
H 4 Weaver, respectfully informs his friends
and The pubic. ,ha, he will continue To carry on
the business Of Livery Stable. in all ia branch
es, ut the west Stable in Greene street here
the host Horses and Carriages can be had ot all
times at The customary prices Particular aiten-
lion paid Ia conveying passengers TO fnd from
the Steamboats, Oh thor arrival and departure.
JOHN q. WEAVER.
Newport, Dec. 8, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26

EAR. VAN UAJBERT's FEMALE
~ RESOvATING rfLLs-FromG Ger
many-An eiFcc,ual remedy for suppression. ir-
regularity, and all c,se- where nature does mol
haye bct proper an'i regular cou,se.
sold 10y J. ~ Hat, corner Of broadway and
Chb,nher sucei rnd T.. N. Guion, corner oI
Bownry and Grand street, and corner cf iIen'y
snj Pikc streets and Ivy =. Burnet, 80 siNh
avenue, New York Also. by DIR. R. R.
Hazard. H tho s'.1 OF the Great Mcnsr,
Ns~psn, Il / tSsr-h L.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26
TU" 0WVy H""N
HENRY BOW EN-, Sec'ry.

UTIs WILLIAM BROWNS COMPOUND
Il BONESEr CANDY, INDICATED, that
has gained such celebrity for clearing the voice
for public speakers aRd vocai-ts-also, to remove
Coughs and Gods, and all lung complaints u
has already taken the place Of many cough mix
lures.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26
yWeeklp aImamdr.

Calculated for the meridian Of .Ntvport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-03-26

In General assembly, January Session. lslo'
AN ACT in addition to on act To pr'scno'
the iorm Of wrils and manner OF serving
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
DISTRESSING FIRE.

The Baltimore American OF Saturday says:
Abeai niue o'elotk las, nigh, fire occurred in
tie lover part Of IrEe four Story hnuse m South
Liberty street. - The corner oi Grrtran street
occupied by Mr.. + Seholmeyer. upholsler. who.
regret TO say. was burnt death. and his lie
ard chfld much injured BY the Ere and sufoca.
ton 10 have hat lutte hope that they survive.
l. Is supposed thai he unfortunate sufferers weTe
ssesp ard when a~skeHd ~ the FIRE. they rttfested
ITO the fourth siors. from winch they were after
- taken ts he 6ftmco. who entered the apart
mts, l., -. Nj ; Vas found iiieIess, but hi,
SIC ard ,Lfl acre sun alive ahen the Ere,
nsen fssched th'm. aud although every .furt
made 10 restore them. ilty ~ere So much burnt
The fes q he lace and b5dy 81 both having part
y faan Of -tist there vas believed TO be no
ffebsbiiy + iheg recorrry
We uodrrstand Thai Mr.. George Hsupi. assistant
sas,,.. a.. - AeH Maker Company rescued the
tiJ At lie risk ., rs fe tie s'"Ae being so dense
tn, be & II twice before he reached the Mo" BY
aLich he eatef.d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12

An extraordinary outrage was perpetrated on sun.
day night on the person of Fueud of this Guy. Dan
lei Neal. lie was travcI g quietly with preach
me- party al hs sect In the ighboring State oil Del
aware. and Vas up To The daic OF the outrage, everN
where KINDLY received by members OF his den al ina
ton, as customary on such occasions IN the
ny among J. nends. Blu, the word was uttered thai
MI. Neal was an aboh1onist-a preaching aboiIoo-
ISL, thou h he had address any re gous NEE
ies, aud 0as merely silent member OF an ordinary
haf"itnc iriig'sus party. Accordingly maugte his
pf"i-satont The contrary he was iorc ibiy siagged
IRON las stopping place. two miles from Smyrna, tn
tia, town, iarred and iealheied aud ridden on rail
The vene fabe suheie, tubo is an old treble man
uiteird during the whole time no word of complaint
but "held his peace.''-Pha. MAJ. Ga<.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
SATURDAY March 7, 1910.

The Senate communicated the passage Of several
bills p.r Sonlhal, the Chairman OF the Commiee
the New '"rscy case, suggested that from the
laieness oftle sion, the rapidly thinning OF the
House, its reslessh' 50 under discussion, &c, he
was unwilling call up he report on the subject, as
It involved important quest,>ns, and would nctessa-
lily lead 10 debate. Messers. Chapman May and
Tunstall concurred in the onjecii.rs to consider
ing the report, urgedby Mr. 5. Mr.. r., h"wever, re-
marked that no question had ever occurred III The
nistory OF this Country more emnenIly dcman,iEo
an expression Of the opinions OF The State Legsla-
lures upon The action of the Federal Government
and .1ated his desire to give his vote on the rcEoit
and To see his friend from Monroe (Mr. Chapman
aud 9th, Z friends OF State nights give theirs, Nj
Keen sain he should call up the repor, Monday.
The joiot order OF The day was the election of a
Bngadtr III neal ofthe 18Th Brigade. The gentle.
men tut III no nlnaiIon were Col. Joseph raley, #
Clarke; Maj. +. = Hunter, Of Berkeley; Col Josiah
W. Ware, Of Clarke; and Col. James H. Carson Of
Frederick. Oni.,e 'hird ballot Col Carson WAS e.
teeted over Maj. Hnn,,r, by Id majority.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12
DOMESTIC .NTELLIGLNg
From he Rich aaosd Ing.
ANOTHER FIRE.

II :. notable fact. that no hie has ever Occurred
rfiy bot shat u has been Immediately sue
eerdrd ~ Since ihe destruction 81
Mr. Cei.msn's properly. ~eek ago. ~e have had
several slarn,s or attempts At Gfe-one most my,-
ierlou. Altar. ~ the d~eiliog Of the Mr.. Robert
PBore. IN "Wednesday night At the hour OF i o'clock
dnirg the blow which. but for ITS timely dis.
eoYtty. uust lave resulted ~ immense destruction
II properly. snd Hote than itts the loss OF life TO
OF Mr.. p, Isn.iis ard another attempt To
6,s an old ice house opposite The residence Of Mr..
Fleming James
Again. on Friday night FIRE broke our IN Mr..
b. ". Greens sisbe.. the Peoiientisry. which
estii ell, destroyed hs buildings. aud "llh them Sc
tsral har..s--one Of ahich. ne learn. wss yer,
fine animal AID held Al hugh price by Mr.. Green
Many Of our SISTER have suffered severely by
lie iucendisfy. md Circumstances sustain The OPT
that own CITY Is not free Of these villains
Would u not be sell f,r our citizens 10 establish
patroies. 10 addition TO the Wsich OF the city
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12

'rsf II "a sisu>4s9,las sfies e Ten.efal 81 lie
sizse.. Ns D. ust esueuf N ai4is suggestion eha
- bes - consider The position 81 'hass ~bo
tisasf * - reference % every pfnio-
siaH realsiHsd - I'D before VOC eahdeHaG siea-
II = asrr tlsis eiati.of faf ihe tenfh o. "
- Bufsn. zsrsfasiu sheihsf NJ. Van Bntsn. Ana
I,s Aafg fitsnds. tor he NEST pat ha'e
4zssIlted fneaissi,ss al that Ten 1sfStson
s.ExrssJ. ter. li1uis rs pessnfs, 4 cog
z-slisn nav be 20 lrJ. Involves 40 propositions
fts. The distribution 81 tbs safpiu. revenue snd
secondly. Thar distributing y. It nay be applied.
9Th the consent Il The slssslaaiding States. 10 the
,ssaoTsi .f avery. Ate The first proposition. .e
suppose ihste ali be 10 disagreement the night 10
distribute tie ssfps resrnne 70 admitted hs all
frafn Gen. Jscl 90 Jssn ihsse -ha lailos IN The
Footsteps Of hIs Il'asfuoOs predeeessor; and ns
rsrsSs< has bets d,lI1Laitd Gen. J0eksoa aP-
pfore.i and siesti fte bii tvr Il, dtstyitaltoa
Remainder 10 ouf a.If.l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12

TEAAs-Tlas nfzzas Ionfset efshs l>'h IT,
eaaszan. ss.ss.uer.t. "a BE- aaAesn. aeaeI ifaIn
RE 6.sude tass tht Me.zesE. afatsss ssd esii-
baayas Iztrt lsses. s.sts 4 issa' - sas esa gu
sble % lroi 81 lnvzasas Tesss- The death 81 1e''
b. y. 1ohnsen As.asauf tseneTsi - %. Teas sf',
al I'd Tk. bodies o. hIussea ssd eseof''
desp.ehed 4. sise 6atorsatai the kas Gtsnde,
haze k<eu fe,ssa murdered nsaf he tgsuf. Il ssP
pa.ed the, ere iaiefeepeJ b, lasss parry Of To-
ds-ss OF N.,,eans. ADJ ostrrS~efed. Gel Lutte
bsr. Hs-kln.. tspess iottsesls n tins country as
effcer der ge.eFament.l has beea murdered
also. The act assembled 80 the Cherokee Ind
ans. rho -sre insti gated !, the hoPs Of Pluadst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12

KENTUCKY BANk.-The Philadelphia U. S.
G'zeue ofyesterday says
We have made enquiry as TO The y,rio,s r,n,o,s
alioat IN relation to the kcnrucky Bank. and find
there IS not shadow OF truth in any of ibcm
That institution has expressed no determination az
10 a reduction OF The nonin" par Of her stock. nor
az 10 recognition ot the spurious issues of her
la'e agent, the Schuy!kill Bank. We believe sb.
Is doing every thing that can be doue l., b,,ny M,
uef out OF the chaos into which her affairs have been
'nto"n unfortunately by The rxttaord,u.r, issue
oil stock ~ This city and New York.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12

Mg. NArrITr.-Ths gentleman sull remain, in
Ma,su.ic. Ky, and his labors continue to be sue
eeesful. ~. .slisions excitement which has pre-
vailed ever sine. his arrival amongst us, does not IN
the least abalc. l.oe han one hundred and 6ily
have already been added 70 he church under his
ministry with aprospect OF asn:'ny more. The re-
wal has mol been confined exclusively TO ;he Meth
odist Church, but the Bapllsts aud Piesbyterians
have also made considerable acquisitions 10 their
speotse churches. The converts ATE general.
!, 9th most respectable and ycneeting classes OF
the comnuniy.-M aystHe Eagle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12

Queens have advantage over other women, in
the matter II making proposals" The Liverpool
Correspondent Of The New York Star says. that
Prince Abru had idea that he TO mary the
Queen OF e land until lie fouud her picture IN his
room and a note from her. suggesting that the or.
,gioal a CHI be his II he pleased. Upon this him,
he .pVhe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-12

laporiaat Raii,say D.scoreTg.-The Ptus.isn
STATE G4z.le informs that NJ. K.lkenh'mer has
Invented a Kind of carriage for railways,
Which will est only $500. (fI00l each. and
which may be moved al the iaIes Of SIR French
leagues IN an hour. -iihoni steam horse power.
1t states thai csuige containing "a persons may
be moved with the force OF a slogle man.