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The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1840-08-15
The War on Kauai.

When Kaumualii the king Of Kauai
died at Oahu, all the people Of Kauai
did. vile both mon and. women had.
their .foreheads. ,tattooed : fish, ponds
were broken open and the food was
|wantonly uprooted Whenever these
things are done after the death of a.
ruling chief war is the consequence.
The chiefs, their attendants and the
people all waited for the restoration
of order after this. When the month
Of June arrived, the twenty-frst day
Fat noon, the sun met with, the moon,
and Mr.. Bingham (beingat Kauain ex-
planned the phenomenon to the people,
and the people interrogated him con-:
cerning the eclipse, and he Illustrated
lit according tawhat had been known
Nof this matter in their own. land, but
the people predicted that war would
be the consequence, perhaps very.
clearly because Of their determination
to- fight. -. s.
After this Kahalaia landed, and
dwelt at Waimea, for after the death
of Kaumualii, the chiefs Of Kauai held
"a council and appointed him to be its
ruler A few days afterwards fKalani-
mokn visited Kauai to see the wreck
Of the Hiaheo, a vessel Of the king
which had gone to pieces at Hanalei,
and to make them acquainted with,the
pleasure: of. Kaummlii in respect to.the
governments. He landed at Hanalei,
and ,barely escaped falling into the
hands Of the rebel party. by, ieayingf for
Kona, before Kikala, a leader of George
Kalmllalii's forces, could arrive from
the district Of Koolan. to fight with
him On arriving at the district OF
Kona, Kalanimoku convened an as
sembly of the chiefs and wise, men-of
Kauai, in. house,of Kaahumanu, call
ed Nihoa. He addressed them, ttd this
effect; 81 have come hither tosmake
known to yon the pleasure Of your. for
mer king Kaum,ialii, andHto regulate
yonr affairs. This is his will, viz. that
the men who formerly held lands,
should continue to hold them, and that
those who are destitute should remain
destitute, and that Kanikeaoui be y0ur
king. ''''Not sO," said Kiaimakani, '''Let
the Old division of the lands be an
initiated, and anew division be made. :"
To this Kalanimoku objected, slyiRg,
sIt must be according tothe pleasure
Of your. deceased king" On Friday
morning this determination was again
repeated. On Saturday night the
George Kaumualii's rebellion broke out
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22
RIVERS OF BLOOD,

When few months since the Globe
talked Of rivers OF blood flowing to Sc
cure the dorinancy Of its party, most
people thought The editor was indulging
himself in rather a high-fown strain y;
but as the time Of the election approach
es, and the will Of the people becomes
manifest by the primary or State cleo
tions, we see little Of what the Globe
talked Of. Violence has already COM
menced. The Wings are mercilessly
assailed, and blood has already been
plen fully spilt-not yet enough TO de-
serve The name OF rivers--bu, enough
to cry aloud TO the friends Of the country
to shew that they are too numerous to be
disheartened by riots--too firm TO be
shaken by blows-.oo sensible Of what
they owe their country, to shrink from
their duty at the ballot box, because
ruilians threaten TO shed rivers Of blood.
u S. Gazeiie.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22

ing the circumstances, were not little
surprised that such was the fact.
AS to the charge Of "instituting com
parsons" with them, tho public will un-
derstand the meaning Of as well us our
selves. We scarce ever knew an indi-
vidual to be The proclaimor Of his own
fame that was not given to abuse or de-
tract from the merits of others in some
shape or other. We instituted no com
parisons with them for smartness, off,
ciousness or e6rOntcry-for ship news
collecting, or smuggling. or any thing
else--hence the charge was not called
for. We merely stated the simple truth
why we did not print, last week, the
shipping list of the whale ship Marga-
ret, and we now find ourselves com
PEELED to state the simple truth in rela.
ton to the Shipping List Of the AudIey
Clarke-nothing more than the plain
und simple huth--and with this we shall
leave, for the present, the soulless pub.
fishers Of that concern, to enjoy all the
consolation they can derive from their
own litlleness and mcndacity.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22
D e "A r. II 8 I.

In this town the goth inst, Isaiah, son Of Mr.
Richardson llarker, aged years and months.
Al New York, on the sd inst, Edwin, only son Of
tho late Capt. Edwin Gardner OF this town, nged 10
months.
At Jamestown, on Saturday last, Miss com,r, Carr,
Ia the s7h OF her agc-On Tuesday, 18th inst af-
ter lew days Illness, Robert II. Watson, ESD, aged 20
ycan,-or many years, N Representative from that
town in the General Asseniby,-a man universally es-
tcelned By all who knew him.
Al the Newport A1y iim the lsth inst in tho s0th
year ofbis nse, Mr.. Danorth J.. Lyndon. passing
tribute to the memory OF that aniablc man is justly due.
He was person Of strict integrity and Kindness. His
benevornce sincere, onanaline from the goodness OF
his heart Courteous o ALL aiable IN hrs dene,nor, ren-
dy to obge and grateful ir fnvors received In his
last prorsctod sickness, he gave the most comfortable
evidence Of genuine eiy, being always patient and re-
signed His life was prolonged to great rsc, during
which he experienced many Affective changes aud has
l-n us, we humby hope, to he with the iihiul aud
good in the mansions oi eternal rest
On hor passage from Illin"s to this place. Sept 18th,
Mrs Dorcas, widow Of the late Mr.. Benedict E'red of
South King.fow n the 9Th year of her age. The de-
censed called TO exchange worlds the bosom of
Lake Michigan, deprived ofever! friend, except dnugl-
ter and D,sny of the nscssares her situation rcqur-
ed but she bowed sbmsrvey to ts mandate q" infinite
wisdom. Her remains are deposited ut the island of
MHckinaw, iron whence trust her spirit hns arisen
to enjoy the presence Other Savior forever.
Aso, In this town. on the 10Th inst, after very dis
tressing illness, contracted IN consequence OF her un-
weared attention 10 her beloved mother the subject of
the above obituary. Miss Martha d. Eldred, in the 9th
year of her nge. This nmisbie and interesting female,
in company with believed sister, had left the land Of
their birth only n few weeks since fondly ancipntng
health and happiness for season. I'm the prarrs or the
west but no sooner had they reached tho place Of their
destination, than the mother felt evidcnce of her
mortality. and hurried towards the home she had
Gently lett, but which she hs,n permitted to
behold. From the hour OF her mothers burial, Mar
tha's disease continued TO Increase, until cofincd To
her he'd, where she would have suffered much more,
pain ul her suferngs were, but for the kind
aud attention of "gosd Samaritan" Of Onieds CO.
Utica, who with heart alive to her fcndcss and
pain fu stua,on rendered every assistance IN his pow
er, and lett Hn impression upon the affections of her
sorrowng relatives, which time only will he able TO
haHl lnun ain pn 81
lstous of religion che had many wears been member
of the Methodist Episcopal 'hurch In this town, and
NJ.
wilthe New York Christian Advocate and Journal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22
.NEW-JERSEY Redeemed |!

Since our last, wo have received the
glorious tidings that the Broad Seal Of
New-Jersey has again been vindicated
Loco-focoism has received lis death
warrant in this patriotic State. The
Election which was held there on the
18th for members Of the Legislature, has
resulted in tho complete triumph of the
Wings, in both MISUNDERSTANDING a
Wing majority on the popular vote OF
,ll5, and Wing gain from ! s3s OF
over 900 votes. Now-Jersey is there
fore safe for the Old Hero.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22

NJ q nxctsE FOR 4 COUGH There 10 nc longer
~ any doubt bat William Browns Compound Bone
set Candy nyou get he gcnn'nc viii cure cough,
move Iourssncss, and clvar the soics-hr vocnlis,s
and public speakers.
II b. now 10 extensive also, Tor the of colds.
Influenza, Whooping Cough, sud all diseases oi the
Breast and Lungs. No eau hut be- convinced of ITS
ocacy after examining long list Of names Of ndiy du-
ala who have b.en cured. AID arc willing To be referred
to. Another evidence ui ts efficacy this certfcss OF
Mr.. j. Richardson.
hereby certD that In the mo,L oi February, 1859.
nanuine ur,d nom a un,,crcd dee e,ton hbshsd h,
Mr. Brown, $50 pounds of hts JouPcid bonrSci Cand,
ard that ~ the ,lnc meath ofhr prrsent year, isiO
manufactured Ir hin twcntv-ihtco hundred aud ,hi,
eight pounds. iANEs RICHARDsOk,
$40 westinghouse. Boston.
iii were NO, whs, " b. said 10 bo why would ~.
sslos sh,w such nnirsH.o amt ever, bod, ~ prr.ng
a. In TACT ~ is literally VA the mouth oi ihs whole
nuhity.
CoNror ~p Boxs.gr CaNpv. The Candy prepared
hy William Bruwn, No. isr Mashineton street iron,
rrsni variety ~ vegetable n,asrs n,rny uf which at
often Hdvsningcousiy used sei HiHtcly hr IN.
colds witch ~ cscL the "Cuapo.ad Bonestt andy
Is re- commended cNc'eu sfucie Tor ~. rcl,,i ~
cough. and afe tion. of ,ho lhrost Best Daiy Adv.
For the rsnuiue, call Tor browns Dorcsrt Csudy,
whi-h hr SD, m Bcston bv the rrOrrr'cr, ls Wash.
ng'on -'re. ia S,rron b, h 1tso', ~ ThuT@
sfNtt Oct. q.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22
MORE VIOLENCE.

We learn by a slip from the Lancas-
ter Examiner that violence has been
committed in that city
As usual with them, for the past few
weeks, the Loco Focos issued call
for meeting on Saturday evening last t,
knowing that we had called meeting
on the same evening. Coming down
East King, from the place where we
keep our BIG BALL, we were met by
the Van Buren, men, some Of whom
threw stones and broke several holes
in the ball, and cama threw near hitting
The boy inside ! Our friends passed on
determined 10 suffer, rather than resent
the outrage. Returning from the place
of meeting, the Same outrage was at
tempted to be repeated but was pre-
vented by one of our friends. After the
ball was put away, our procession was
dismissed IN front OF Levi Swope's Qate
Sharp's) tavcrn-some few went into
the tavern, but the greater number re-
turned TO their homes. After this, a
number Of Van Buren, bullies-headed
by John Boot, George Huffnagle, Neal
Donnelly, Coony Pitt, Bill Hines, -
Fraley aud others-urmed with clubs,
stones, pistols, &C., rushed into the
house, and before our friends were aware
Of. their object, beat and bruised several
Of our most worthy citizens! Our friends
rallied and put them out of the house,
when they commenced throwing stones
through the door and windows, njuring
several persons inside and shaft ering the
door and windows to pieces! The sheriff
inter:ered, but was also knocked down
The Mayor was prevailed upon to restore
order, but complied in such manner as
to crente dissatisfaction among some Ol
those who assisted him, time after time,
into his present office! 1t is said, he
even declared on the ground that the
Wings should never be suffered to obtain
the nscendancy in this City! If this be
true, is it not seconding tho declaration
of Reah Frazer-that the Democrats"
should maintain their ascendancy, EVEN
If THEY HAD TO DO 1T AT THE POINT
OF THE BAYONET!
Order was at length restored, but sew
eral of our friends were afterwards way
laid and beaten on their return home!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22
~ L have this day entered into porIns r.i''p.
w aud will in tut uro transact business uh-
der the hrn Of II. Y. Cya,,sfon l. Son.
HENRY Y. CRANsros,
WILLIAM II. CRANsTON.
Newport, lst Oct. lS40.

rESHE RESURRECTION Ow PER-
II H. SIAN PILLS. These valuable Pills
raise from the greatest weakness, distress aud
suffering 10 n state Of strength. health and hap
piness. Many tvrs are who have said in their
hearts, there is no heIp for ms, whe have been
raised by them 10 pristine bosi,h and vixcr.--
They .s,uredly have healing vitues, which no
other medicine. IN this country Possesses. Every
individual has found, and will continue To Gnd
them to rupercede the necessity Of any, and eve
ry other medicine, which can be produced in
/ America. lr the purchaser does not fud them
to be superior 10 any article ad, eI,lscd in ihe
public prints, for the diseases menI nIioncd on ths
large bill which accompanies each box, when
taken according to the directions, their money
will lie refunded, on the return Of the box We
discard the idea Of publishing long list Of cev-
tIiicatss, or putting them 'n'o use by Publishing
n column IN each periodical. A treatise on tho
prominent Diseases. their symptoms and DHnnor
OF cure, u history flbe medicine, togetlsr wirp
many valuable certificates from phy siciins and
others, thu authors Of which may be called upon
or referred to by written COMMUNICATION, can hs
Obtained gratis, by calling on any one "f tte
agents Let no one be- Discouraged hows, ~
despa'ring their ease may be. until Hn'y hs,s
tried the i'srsan Compound FOR tho n.oS, in-
craduIous have been Obliged to acknowledge as
superiority in 9uell'sg Diseases which No oihev
medicine could reach. l'hsy are thu Cheapest
as well As the best medicine in uss. Price -
cents per box, containing 73 pills half box, ~
cents, containing 35 pills, with bill, &c. The
use Of one box will he more convincing than .
volume Of certificates.
| In removing diseases, the IIyaeap, Brrr,areih's
Evans and Tomato n lis, the high sly led Paus-
ceas, Catbolicons aud Arcaniusis bow their h,stv
IN humble reverence, To tho supreme excellsn-
ccs oi thu Vegetable Persian Compound
For sale by NJ. FREEBOKN, Newport: Eiss
phas barker. Mkidletown; Joh, IIe,iey, Ports
nmo'h; stephen Carpenter, FaIlriver; Oliver
Hicks and Thomas White, Tivsrfon; lsnse
ChamPln, Wickfopj; John i'rown, T.. Green
wich; aud a. r. Ado, 53 Market ~ Irovi-
dsnce. General Office OF Y. Chase l. Co agent,
for Amcrics, Arcade Hall, Iisfalss 81. Rochester,
N. Y. Oct I.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22
THE IIAIR! THE HAIR!

@ NO better evidence is wanting
CSsESASsS TO show the superiority Of the
Genuine Eufalo Oil, over other
preparations, than a number Of
Druggists are endca ,oring to initiate and foster
their miserable limitations on the public. for
genuine. Read advertisement. Beware Of ped
lars.
Genuine Buffalo OIL is fast taking the place
Of all other articles to promote the growth, soften
and beauty the Hair its use gives it a softness
that no other article does, and causes il " curl
beauiifully-by free use it will darken and give
the hair n satin gloss. II is highly perfu'ped and
gives perfect satisfaction all that have given il
"a trial. You will observe the signature Of the
proprietor, "N illiam Brown" also, "Builalo
OIL" imprinted OH the bottle. In consequence
Of II counterfeit which has recently appeared and
is now for sale, have been persuaded TO obtain
a new label engraved on copper, for which I
have secured copy right, entered according 10
an act Of Congress in 1889, in the clerks office
in The District Court Of Massachusetts. Any in.
fringement will be dealt with according TO law.
None genuine, unless signed in my own hand
writing. For sale in Newport by r. J. Taylor.
and DR.. II. u. Hazard. (Oct. %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22
NNWEODN
DY BOUS s Il.

JOHN ii. CLEGG
SILK, COTTON, AND WOOLEN DYER,
w WOULD respectfully inform his friends
w aud the public, (of Newpart and vicin.
ty,) that he has taken the DfE HOUSE.
formerly occupied by J. Viner, situated on
Tanner street, east of the Friends Meeting
House, where he is prepared to Dye aud
finish in the best possibls manner, the fol
lowing articles, viz: such as
| Bfoadcoths, Silks,
/ Cassimeres, Grapes,
i Mernos, Satins,
Circassians, Pongecs,
Bomhazins, Hosiery,
! Gloves, &c.
\ Also, permanent colors on carpet yarn
merino, circassian, bombazin,& Grape dresses
gen'lemen's woolen garments, such as dress
irock and grent coats, surtouts, vests and pan
falcons yed and pressed, without ripping.
lie will also clean gentlcmcn's woolcr
garments Of every description, in neat style
-merino and cashmere slawls cleansed snG
whitened, without injury to the border-cnr.
pets and WOODEN table cloths cleansed also.
< o. All articles loft at the Dye House on
Tanner street, or with the following Agents,
will receive prompt atteEtion.-h. NJ. Tho
mas, Wickiord-John Iedlcy, Portsmouth.
Newport, Oct. %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22
LOST.

vH'lIE f subscriber lost, year or two ago, two
i. Of his most valued books. viz the Pill
grim's Progress (Southcy's Edition)and llaw.
ihorne's twice told tales. he is confdcn,
that these books arc somewhere about town.
II hls friends will help him hnd them they
will really be doing him great kindness.
Oct. 90 G.. BROOKS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22
ARRIVALS.

FRIp,v, Oct. l6rh.--Arr. brig Monaco, Warden, I'm
Fall River for Philadelphia.
schi's Charles, Lincoln, 10, n. York for Taunton
Frankli Nickersop, K,nnebee for Fall River Iuc,
Absgail, Baker, I'm do. Lscn,ine, H I'm Bangor for
Dghton kathsiin Culcor,l, I'm do. for Prov idcnce
New Englsnd Pondlrton, do Tor doi Canton, PAW Free
town Tor New York Conductrcss. Penni'nnn, Danger
for Providence; Marcia, Smith, Saco f,r do Sarah
Louisa Trirhtmsn, I'm Pail River for Boston Darius
N .ckerson. I'm Bpih far Providence.
sloop June, Brown. New York fw rrovderee.
s,rr rppAy, Oct. i,ih.-Au. slocp Mn-sssoit, Brown
I'm Fall River frr v. York.
srsp,v, Oct sth-hrr ,chrs. Panama, Miller frou,
Sullivan Tor ". Ha,tnI Clnrptow, Holmes, I'm New
Work G,r Boston Hero. Drncsu. do tor dos Phsbs
Bs,t.r. Baker. iInlhs for philns lplih.
MoNpsy, Oct i9,h.-Atr. brig CITIZEN, brown, I'm
Iuberk pr York.
schrs M.rihs McCas,ie Cas,inc, fir. Baltimore Al
hion, Tolr,es, SinnnprJ mr Windsor, IN. = lane
Loud, TN rrovidenrs frr Bangor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22

A GooD JoKg.--The Globe of FRI.
day complains that the +" Extra Globe
and 4" Crisis" do not reach their des,ina.
tons when forwarded through the pos,
office. particularly on The southern route
Al, we can say is, that if the post office
b. ia rebellion, Mr.. Van Bureo's ease
nus, indeed be hopeless.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22
HERALD OF THE TIMES.

BACKING OUT.-Tho Republican of
yesterday comes out and threatens its
Loco Foco patrons il they don't support
them better, that they shall boil, g. look for
quarters elsewhcre--at n crisis too when
the prospects Of the glo'rous cause Of
democracy" ore SO cheering. What
incompatible and incorruptibls stuff they
must be made Of truly to support such
party to the extent they have-weekly
heralding forth more low abuss upon the
Wnigs than even the Extra Globe itself
for tho poor remuneration they seem
to have obtained for it. How ungrate-
lul on The part of the Locos for such
Invaluable services rendered them ! And
how magnanimous on the part Of tho Re-
publican 1t seems, however, that they
cannot come over to the Wing side,
though the Wings, arch dogs, have en-
deavorsd 10 allure them, they say by
tempting cGers," which they have
spuned" 1t would indeed be funny
in the extreme to suppose that the Wings
in this place, or in this State, were re-
duccd to the necessity Of making them
"tem,fing offers" to espouse their cause.
The Spaniel that licked the hand that
castigated it, would be parallel not to
be named.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22
AN EVENING SCHOOL.

NOR Arithmetic, bookkeeping, Pcnman
Il ship, French, Latin, &c. &c. viii be-
opened on MONDAY evening, October 9th.
Terms s2 per Quarter.
Persons wishing to acquire the art Of writ.
ing plain business hand, in q short time.
are invited to call and examine The method
of instruction. J. BRIGGS.
Oct 9Th
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22
ii. FULLER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL pEALtRi,
BOOKS, STATIONARY AND MUSIC,
No. 40, Uesiminsier. Sired, Providence, r. !
All orders promptly attended TO, and nj
the lowest charges. Ocl. lst. ISiO
NOTICE

,I,IlE stockholders Of the Rhndc Island
Coal Company are hereby notified that
at a meeting of the directors held IN the city
of New York ih. 2i,h instant on assess.
mcnt of two dollars wns laid upon each aud
evcrv share. of the stock of said company.
payable u, the office al tho subscribrr, ~ the
nwn of Portsmouth. II. !. on or before the
18th day Of October neat.
poi,su, uib, z. 1. Oyt isi, li@O-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22

RrA TIE ORIGINAL AND
oE GENUINE BAISAM OF LlV-
af AG ERNORT, and the most popu-
! NNfN3yal lar remedy for Pulmonary Com
MHsH1taAs plants. Price 50 cents a bottle,
58lf#MG&SSG the true, original aud genuine
GguC1l3LE6 Balsam Of l.wcrwort, that has
now been in use in Boston, Now York and Phil
adelpbia, for the past thirteen years. II is the
most popular remedy now in extensive use io1
the cure OF coughs, colds and all pulmonary
complaints, whooping cough, ph,hisic, sour siom-
ach, pain in the side, and all diseases Of the
lungs liv or complaint, SC. For genuine, call
for Mrs. NJ. n. Gordner's Basam Of Liverwort,
and observe the signature Of the proprietor, WM.
BROWN, Chemist, ASH Washington ST., Bes-
ton, on the outside wrapper. As furthor secu-
rity against countcrieits, have taken out copy
right Of the outside direction, entered according
10 act Of Congress, IN tho Clerks Office Of the
District Of Massachusetts,, in the year lSio.
Any infringement will be dealt with as the law
directs. II s purely a vegetable compound, aud
is now recommended by many Of our first ply
siclaus. See certificates accompanying dIrec-
tons. It, superiority over all other p,epar ations
is now fully cslablishcd-it needs only trial.
Il is with great pleasure recommend the ei-
6cacy Of Mrs. Gardner's Baisam OF lnerwou,
having made use Of II NY SELL aud in my family,
for the last two years, aud lave found II the best
remedy for the cue Of coughs and colds, and oil
complaints Of the breast that ever witnessed in
my iamily. ! consider il Que or The best ARTICLES
ever invented, aud I, commend II To all who may
bs afflicted. ELisuA tioR1oN,
Firm Of Baker 4 Horton, Boston.
BosIoN, Aug. II, 1910.
I hereby certify TINT within a lew years past, /,
have had several friends " no have been subject
to coughs, colds aud pulmonar, complaints, mud
have so been much troubled with cough my
sell. A young man who is agent ior ine AT New
ork, icii FROM the ears the Boston and W or
cester Railroad ubout iour years since, while
they were RAINING at the rate oi fifteen miles per
hour, and received y serlous INJURY, which caused
hun to bleed nwardly, daily, tor year. Ai,er
much pcrsuasiou, ! induced him To Try Mrs
t;ar,lnsr's Indian Halsum ef liyerwort. Tie
us,a = or 10 hotties, which entirely cured hin,
lie !. now ~ well rs ever. tic thinks nothing
but this Baisam could have saved his lile.
therefore, Gom experience, cheerfally recon-
mend !, To NY friends aud the puhlic. Tor rough-,
cold. aud all pulmonary complaints, faisms oi
blood, SC WM. b. liAsSDk>,
Conductor Of llarnJen's express FROM Boston Ia
New York
Tor sale Wholesale in Bosion by the proprietor
Also for al. ~ large quantities by all the ~bole-
sal. druggists and for sale by X. J. TAI lUR,
3 Il. u. liAZARD, Newport, r.
Oet. ~.
y .sisiL FrswS SEv 81:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-10-22

WIN. S. Ramsay Of the thirteenth
Congrc ssional District of Pennsylvania,
who has Just been reelected to Con
cress, (loco) committed suicide in Balti'
more by shooting himself, 1ew days