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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
sHERIFFrS SALE


7 Talicro Rcturnablc TO Holmes
VS. ais Il ia Circuit Comt to April
K Plummer term lS40.
Boford use Sc
IS a. ia
l. McGeIcc
K P!ummer eI nj
jonathan jordan
VS. pl f "a
J Il Glascocb Maker
| A d Oiphint
G Is Cansey
j VI Brown &
X Pummer
BY virtue Of the above stated execu.
Il D ton to me directed, shall expose TO
TO sale to tho highest bidder for cash, at
the Court house door Of Holmes county
on the
3rd Monday IN April
next, the following described tract or par
Gel OF land TO wit; the west half OF the
north west quarter of section 5, township
10, range 2 east, continuing S1i acres
more or less, also a parcel OF land embra-
ced wuhIn the following limits, commence,
ing at The north east corner of section 6,
iniownshlD 10, range = east, thence due
North 10 t'unnagusha creek; thence along
the neaniers OF said creek to where the
ball mile line running north and south Of
section |, township Is, range / east, cross
ses the said creek thence Que south to the
halt mile post 90. The southern line of said
section, thence due east one mile and Il
halt 10 the,souIh eastern corner Of said sec
iion &, theoce Eorth 10 the beginning CON
talning 800 acies Of lapd more or less.
Levied On aslhe property Of Joseph Z.
Plnmncr TO satisfy the above stated exc.
cations and cost OF suits, VIII sell all the
fright, IlIe, interest and claim, that the
defendant Joseph Il. Plummer NAV have
u and TO The above described tract or par
eel Of land. f!arch S, ..1
). ID. WYATT, sheriff.
March,7. u, IDS FPS lee see.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
Third Monday IN Aprl

next, the following described PROPERTY to
vii: lot number 81, add soaih half Of lot
npmber ~, on which last mentioned lot
there is a fine house, now occupied by ".
ii. Hines as Printing Odice,all lying in
the town Of Lexington.
levied on rs the property Of, Alvah
wilson to satisfy the above stated yeodi-
to e1ponas add cost d suit. Mar 4, IS40
j. b. NYATT, Sheriil.
iAiorelf7, II IDS PRS fee @l2
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28

,SilATE0F MISSES Il III We Probate Court
lipiAies Coua;y, to wit: fsNler. teyp,, 1890
I, Al. GREE BAg ta an order Of the
IN. Honortbl5 Probate Cum Of sa.a
countg, smale AZ Tie Nfarch Term 1850,
thereof, ilctic@ls hegchYeiyen to al per-
sons Interested IN The lands, teaGmeo,sahdl
hefeditageats;it John Sloan deceased,
2 be aud persegallY Fppeq' Leijres the
Honorable prhhale S,9nrt Of SAID cpunty,
at We Nay TERM. 1870 tbereof, % SHOW
cause II any athsyg1stve Or can, why an
order Should potbs made by said Court4or
the sale Of be loIloSang lands' teloaaing
to SAID decedeHE's estate, 10 wie. ahswesi
NAN north westfaarte auI north lialiswesl
hall south west qpafler, ssciien 4, town
ship IL, range 4eest. II .fiasiass been
suggested, tosulis Court by the Admins.
TRAITOR, James H.. Cooper, ehat The per-
sonal property Of the saila dereaent is
insufficient 70 pay the, deBts owliig from
said estate. 80 ~
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28

The FLOWING sale IS postponed until
HE list Monddy N April next.
SuERIEE'S SALE.
Erancis Niece, Returnblc to Holmes
IS scpd eXpo Cncuit Cont to Aulil
john hearn ct al term Io4D.
a b \ virtue Of the above stated case of
Z > yendNio eXpouas to me directed, !
viii offer Tor sale 10 the highest bidder ior
cash, at the coart house door Of Holmes
county Mississippi, on the
la Nonday Of MARCH,
next, the fbIIoHing described property to
wii:- south west quarter OF section nam-
Der %, east halt q the south east qgarter
and nerthhalfof tie west half Of Inc south
east quarter Of section number -, and
YES, halt Of the North enst qaar;er Of sec
tion' number -, to"nsi.ip is, range
irayie'l on as the. property Of Robert NJ.
g. y. AsAfagomcfy. TJtnqary'@1, 1910
j. ID. " gaTI, Sheriff
81 H9lmes,cofntY,
isy VIM. ..51iGLER,
1 FEB ~ ~ tbs l}rslee $40
fl
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
/ sHERlFF'S SALE.

SlIERiFF'S SALE.
> Grifin Returnable to Holmes
vs. sehd expo Circuit Court to April
WIN MAN etTal term 1910.
MRY virtue of the above stated case OF
- vendiiio eXponas to me directed |
viii offer for sale 10 the highest bidder for
cash, atihe court house door Of my county
on the
s3rd Monday in APR!
next the following described property 10
"is: theswest halt south east quarter and
east halt south west quarter section 80,
iowpshlPl arrange 3 east.
Levied On rs the properly ofihe defen-
dant Arthur Hays to satisfy the plain
lifts claimsiand cost ia the above stated
case. March II.
n NV ,. d.. WYATT, Sheriff
OF Holmes county,
March el IDS FPS fee $40 SO
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
lEAhSHAL'S SALE

NAhSHAL'S SALE.
Baker, johnson, 4 Co GctumabIe q u.&
IS ycnd expo Cacuit dourl u III
John + Williams truu Is4y.
Same
We vend expo
Same
Same
VS. tend expo
Same
BY virtue Of the above stated yeoiao
eXponas TO NE directed, from lae H@a'
able Uuted States, Circuit court, lor i'i
Southern District u lIisslssippl, WI
expose to public sale on the
3rd Monday The 2oA Dag Of AFT5
next, before the Courl house door IN '' g
town OF Lexington, Holmes County an
The right, tide, interest, that me sal" o''
tendant hath in OF 10 the following O',
scribed property TO wit:--lhe sou'a 'a''
section ), aud west hall north east q0'''
Ter section II, and west halt south YES
quarter section Q, all in TOWNSHIP u
range 3 east, containing 10 all 4o0 a''''
And also the west half north west 9D9',
Ter section 10, township ID, range '''
containing so acres more or Iess' :
Levied on as the property Of ooo' b. ),
Williams, and wifi be sold to saual d 4
above stated vendilio exPonas anu '''' "
suit.
w Nj GWIN, Marshal.
BY p NJ FERGUsON' y o. o.
naaroh IA ids TPr's lee %
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28

a. NOTlCE.
hts hereby giyep that The undersigned
FL as administrators and administrators. Of
solomon Spfoles deceased, viii al the
next May iermsof the Probate Court oi
Holmes. county, present their aaministra.
tlon fer final settlement.
a RiCHARD I. SPROLES,
NANCY spROLES.
Mar IL II
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
SHERTFI7:S SALE.

r Fisher eco. Rpturnablc 10 Holmes
vs. vcnd expo Circuit Court to April
James Sergaut term lc40.
Il b Harvey
a wilson i Others:
VIII X virtue OF the above venlitio expo
ii , mas to me directed | shall expose TO
public sale 10 the highest bidder Tor cash,
ut the court house door of my county on
the
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
sAERikI'S SALE.

L.
G G. Ellis R.mrnable TO FhlNes
vs. f n liycuil Gdufttu j pril
] S EIl;s term 1911.
II D Haynes
vs. & III Same
} $ Ellis.
I51Y virtue Of the above stated execution
70 me directed, shaIl EXPOSE to aIetoihq
highest bidder tor cash, al sle court house
door Of my county, on the,
Third .ioeday gAfrHncrt,
the following Cescrlbed. hnc, 70 vii: fifty
two acres If land in tie north vest quar-
ter Of section %, towpship "A, range !
east; and l40 acres Of The north east quar-
ter Of section -, township ID, range /
cast; and the south cast quarter section
Is, township IA, range east; levied 90
MS the property OF John $ Ellis, 10 satisfy
lae above stated executions and COSTS Of
suit; viii sell all the fight, tile and in.
terest and claim Of the defendant John S
Ellis may have ia and to the above &C.
scrbed tract Of land SInrch ;, 1910
D WYATT, SaerlT.
March 7 IDS II Pr. lee 5l2
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28

WIN ESS. the, Honora-
BE AlvahS Wilson, Judge
!. L. S. ofsald Court, lht~lisst Alon-
= day Of March 1870. And
Z seal Of saitisCourt
ISSUED The 4fh day Of nIarch, 1870.
J nj. HOLLNGsWORTH,
Clerk. i
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28

January II 20 tbs
fprlnler's fee % dollars and 80 cents
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-03-28
POSTPONED

The Glowing sale IS postponed unit.
HE let Monday N April next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23
SPENCE R'S
u. @%$fTTST*tT4SsgST*STG
rENlIERE is no mistake in ihi. in,olu,l.Io fam

TENlIERE is no mistake in this invaluable ia'ni-
/ ~ " medicine II hats been used, and IT.
efficacy tested. by thousands and IT ~ no lon
ger doubtful, that it is the best family mc'li0Inr
that i. or has been offered 10 The public. Ever,
family should constantly have these pills al hand
fnr thGre are 80 many cases in which they give
instantaneous relief, that they may be almost
sard To he an universal preventive, as wei az II
rure and would, nine times IN ten, II promptly
rc,orled to, remove difficulties, which, too often
neglected, bncausa apparently slight, or for the
want Of u present remedy, result IN painful and
protractcd diseases, aud frequently in death.
j. r H. PARTICULAR. Each boA las mn
inside wrapper, with an engraved fac simile OF
the proprielor's signature aud an engraved label,
signed hy his own hand. aud containing the
uo,ds "VrGErAnI.t pILis" Tho cover of
the box is stamped &C. s., None others are
genuine.
t. - The reader is particularly referred TO the
recommendation aud certificates which accom-
pany lhc pulls aud tho respeotabil,y OF which,
cannot be questioned.
In all cases Of pnin, single trial will satisfy
the most in"redulous. that they are what they
are recommended TO he.
Their operation j. SO perG city gentle, that
they may be taken without difficulty, Mt all tunes
aud places aud under all circumstances, aud no
traveller should be- without them.
by proper use, these pills have been found to
cure the most iu,eicraie scroiula, headache,
piles dyspepsia, &c. SC. Sc
Prepnred by GipIoN SPENCER, Uoruich,
u. L., sale proprietor, AMI to rhom only the
imposition Is hnomn.
The Pills may be obtained in this place Of
MARY TiiIEY, 10 Spring street, sole Agent
for Newport and most Of tins Towns and Villa
gr- in The State Of the appointed agents.
The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed Agents for the sale Of "Spencer's
Vegetable Pills.
G.. Brown. Little Compton,;
Monro & Clifford, Bristol
N. B Burr, Warren
IIowlanj ~ Church, Wcstport;
Albert Clifford. New Bedford.
Also, at Wholesale by the proprietor, a'
Warwick: Oliver Johnson ~ Go. Providence:
and A. B. Il ID. Sands, 100 Fultonst. New
York City. Dee u.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23
t((cu:iOy. Esasd Heads !

nPaIthe remedies ever devised for the resio alton
aud prese, vniion of the i'rr, noibing has bceu
Gnd ruual la AltiWr's Ilrag iiai ione. II sci
,un td soresiur the hrir tu hrdlh and hehnly Many
who we're bald three months 40, can how oxheiiiuAu
rldnt he ds nf hair. .,,, a.
ia Is prepared lron rec pc of The ceebraied DR. Ali
en ut Pifis, hy one of h y pupi's. ,
The I ing etteI from Dr rl'eh, is very MN"
y pcnnitted L. be used. .. -. A., ,o ,a,s
nr Ja,n.--ucar Sir. I feel that can harly say
no 40 40 " a "a favof of Aliburs ltug hons ilair on"
add by a. had The honor uf personals quhlhthic'
win aron N b.r IN PnrIS. ie Is known !" an N'
world al the most minehi tiurers an p'aci
iioners in al snf the KIN, sc Thai has'Nt b"h
knnwn as an who Save attended his consultations
Il the s'rat iospia ~aln l.ouis, oT VIII" we htah M
., biie lectures Witnessed t" sue ess oi ms rNie
T1riice, vi uDbssItatInEy acknowledge. ms an
ionic cons der nt The 10 II preparations i1' In'
har W III wh.rh we acquainted, and iully Jusilh'S
le assertion IN the Irosp.ctso al The pr ptl"l' nave
experienced The most signal brncn from H. Ny hdh
had been hling oH about two years, ahd had he"'he
seD thin, threatening speedy ballno's When r"'n
mcnc Il u inp ihi remedy. In about one week y r"'s
ed I" fall q. have us ~ now about three months,
,nd have lu aud ihick he Il at hr as can ?os.i-
lb desire. have recommended lis u'e 10 a nu'nhof
pf NJ, friends, who all sprah wet "fn VI laihInlly
lrmplnyci, havc M Goui uf its penelal suCce :.
may add before nsng the Tonic, h1d ticd almost
the varinns Articles "np Dyed for the hdir such ~
the cassnr oil, all the dl,ren Preparations o b ~ =
nil vegetable hair oil, without experiencing much,
ifnUy beneht. R'spee'm y yours; ,,,
,opy of a tier from CC rark. Pastor Of the Baptist
lhiclI at iladdnnield, n J..
Iialdnnield, Feb ~ 1889.
I'r u JHync--Sir; Ia q peasIre in Informing go
hGt The b,Ie of Alihn's 'air Tonic hh obtained
ui you last ucub Z, h proved mot sat ctory nh
successful. My hair had COO long time been exceed
ngly hn. But oI iva of ihre' years pasi II hnd ."
fallen odt. that hc,d had become mot cn'irI
bald. was under The nee, s,iiy of concrali"g III
hainrs by rumbinp the hlir the s,des ovrI u. bul
after using about hair nf b tiIe Of the 1unie
have "A luXuraEt growth of ha,r as ever hat
CCPARK.
The rev Iconud Fhich'r, Pastor of The Baptist
htIch nj 'ireat ball,y, Ia. who a used ia e" bt e-
oi This ronic and who had been Id FOR years writ
to ur 'ayn": Mach . ie;o.
"My hair Is growing 6n'Iy, assure yor."
L. FLErCiEP.
NJ Fetchcr's he d is completely toveiod with
dne growth of new haI Where he had been perfectly
bal befor.
II may be had wholesale and retail Of DR.. ID.
JAYNE, General Agent, No 20 South Third
street, Philadelphia. Price 81, [june 3.
For sale by Mrs. ANNA NJ. EDDY,
Agent for Newport, and JouN A. WADs-
WORTH, Providence, X. |.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23
MAJOR DOWNING AT TIE LOG
CABIN-..NORTH BEND.
LOG C.nIN, NoRru BEND, !
hlarcn % InID

LOG SABiN, NORTH DEND,
Nlarch 80, 1910.
To The .Woderdior OF The Downinerihe
COnrenti0n.
Respected Sir-I got here yesterday
safe aud sound, and am as happy as "A
clam at high water. My journey from
Washington TO this pla &C would take u
bout a qnire of paper to describe, so
wont undertake it but never was a man
had such n time, it was one etarnal hur-
Tah from the time | crossed the Potomac
I'LL ] struck the Ohio. | didn't care the
first 60 off To let folks know who l was
or where was going but one chap look :
cd into my hat and seeing my name, slept
up TO me at the dinner table, and asked
me if was d" Jack Downing" teIed
him when was boy folks called me
'jack ; but when riz in the world !
thought was entitled to be called john
Downing. SWELL" says he, " are you
Major Downing ~ Jist so," says /.
Is that your az" says he, Z" lashed
under that bundle - :; II is" says !.
"That's enuf," saws he and ont he
went, and from that time till got here
needed neither hard money or paper
currency there warnt stage or n
tavern that would let me pay cent !;
and if ] could have eaten all the Bar
beques offered me, guess wouldn't
want TO cat again for considerable
spell.
don't think there is sny use in keep
ing the Convention at DpwningviIle to-
gether after you get this letter the work
Is pretty nigh done. There is only one
notion now all through this everlasting
and etarnal country-and the present
administration stand 10 more chance
than stump tailed bulls in fly time. The
only difficulty is, folks begin 10 swarm
over leetle too fast and there are so
many on 'em To clam the honor of be-
ing on the right side, that Gineral IIar-
rlson will have TO say as Gineral Wei
llngton did at Waterloo" when SO ma
ny have done their duty | can't discrim-
mate"
got here yesterday, and inquired
for the cold nero,' aud was told he
was oni attending to ploughing up some
bottom land, and went off boxing for
hun aud sure onuf found him rs busy
as bee IA "A Tar bucket, aud twice as
spry hadn't got my regimenials on,
and he took ne Tor u settler. "Well.
stranger" SAY : he, how do We do /"
"R'eht smart" says l. GLOW is j,
with you Z" From the Eas, ~ saws
he, and going West 7" eyes aud
no." says ! Well," says he, "tha,
sounds right, aud makes me hope YOU
will stop IN these parts" had never
seen him allure, aud as ! had come TO
measure hun through aud through, got
eying hlin, and We had considerable
conversation nlorc let on who ] was,
and when ! did tell hnn | guess all
D'wnIngv'Ile, and especially our family
and name would like To see the ripht
down hearty shake of the hand the old
Hero gave me Why" says he, " Ma.
jOr, n rise ~ The OHIO arlcr a long dr,
spell, was never more pleasing to me
than To- see YOU
Gone says he, " come aloug 10
my cabin, as iV' youI stopping any ~heic
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23

IRON the bostoh hUhss
HARRISON MELODIES.-No !.
VAN AND THE FARMrR.
Tune: The KING and The CoUNrRYMAs.
A rrmer there was, who lived NJ North Bend,
Eslremed by his noighbors and many friends
Aud you' see, time, II you ioow my duty,
How he TOOK II short walk mp 10 Washington Cny.
RI ~, di M, d' M, di mn,
ri III nj M, ri ~, di bn, II ma
Ills tidy log cabin he len with regret
Aud he put up sign that IL would bn tn let
but whatever sights the white House might display,
He'd fnd none 81 strange Us he seen Ia hi day
III tu,&c.
The farmer walked on, aud arrived At the door
hnd he gave such ihnnp as wa- noer hnhp'h btor.i
Mister Van thought the rap the sound Of null
Aud his heart beat with car nnd he turned deadly pale
ri ~, ac.
"Run John, nrd run Lcv,--rn Jool and Jim"
Sad Van, but leave Amos, cannot spare him
There's only one living thai dares make such ndoj
That sturdy old fellow called lipPeeanoo.'
They Were NIL growing happy, and taking champaign,
hId The Isrinut impatient raped louder ugnin,
To he door Nil a., cabinet nit listers run,
Aud demand who 80 boldly had spoiled al their fan.
IA "a, Ac.
Paws Tip, my Gne fellows get ori of m, way,
I've routed Who'll. armies like 700 IN nly day;
NN mnd r. mnd. up 10 vaik Ltu that char,
Where Van takos his VINE with sNs g,girg nlr"
III tu, &c.
Then Amos who listened. spoke mp, Mister Van,
know h0w 10 tickle that old farmer man
III AZ him p"ltcl, 10 Come up and dine,
Aud then we eau mudde his wits VITA the wine"
nj tu,&c.
" oh pray, Mister farmer, lIst walk up this way,
We hardly expected to see ou this daN
- nIguN stuul swgg,,s are here ~ this time,
There's bat bottle et but yOuli find Il j. prime"
RI IL, DC.
" tell you what Amos, see what You're at,
wont take glass ut champ aud that's nat;
iin mug of hurd cider VIII answer my turn,
It's goiuhg IN fashion up here, M enrn"
r. tn, &c.
Then Amos and Van searched TIC table all round
Not n drop ut hnrd cisrr there to bc found;
30 the Lirmcr advised them to lay IN u store,
oh the fourth Oi neat March, IL tcs should at before
ri tn, dc.
Tho hrmcr was on. Lnt twas easy Ia see
That his visit had snbered their cabinet greI
And Van said he knew boN the matter would end
lie should have 10 clear for the of North Bend
ri IN, &c.
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MAJOR JACK DOWNING.
From the New York ENprc,

From the New York Express.
We have now the pleasure TO commence
new series of Letters from our friend "Me
.Mgor;' which. To guarantee their auhrn
ilc,ty will appear first in print under the IF.
gure head," originally designed for him.
We are glad he is where he is-though
he Is seldom ont Of place any where. We
congratulate the country generally and the
Old Hero, IN particular, (who has been desig-
mated as the S'dndard beor0 at the great De
mocra'ic Wing Column, that he has at his
side valuable aud lrusty friend have
lule doubt that the Majors Letters from the
I" Cabw RI" Of The Cabin, will traverse, trum
pet tongucd, over the land, and infusc new
life IN the present pased. chained, aud tram
mcIcd energies OF the country.
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NEW GOODS.

THOM las II. SII T. FFl f. LID,
GratclM for past fapors, bsgs ieaue 10 inform
has friends and The puLtic in general,
'p'IiAT he has taken the new store, at the
junction OF Broad and Spring streets, and
Just returned from New York. with new and
fresh suppl of choice GROCERIES, which
he is ready Ia dispose of as low ms they can
be purchascd IN town-and hopes TO receive
a share of the public patronage.
April %, Is8J
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ia T. II A l. ID OF II Ill A. II nj r s.
=. LIVERY = SI l. - :. =. .

ygyIIE subscriber, late Of the firm of Stewart
4 n Weaver, respectfully informs his friends
aud lhr pubic, tina, he will contlnu" 10 carry on
the business of y Livery Stable, IN all ItS branch
80. ut the west Stable in Greene street - ~here
the best Horses and Carriages can he had at all
time. At the cnslomar, prices Particular a'len-
ton paid 10 conveying passengers 10 and from
the Stcanbolts on their arrival and departure.
JOHN q. WEAVER.
Newport Dec. 5, 1889.
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DIR. ATKiNSON'S
CELEBRATED
TegelaJic GOldcn Ointment.

This ointment having been used in the
Doctors private practice for many years with
perfect success and the many letters he hah
received begging Of hIm to give the public
the benefit of his research, he has complied
and now warrants Tins ointment to be n Ger
tain cure for all ScrofnIons Erup,ions, Itch,
Chopped Hands. Salt Rhrun and letter or
Ring worm, AbrasIons of the Skin, and u
ccratcd Sore Legs (of no matter how long
Sianding.l also, for Scald Head and Sore
Ears in ChIldrcn; for sore Eyes or cracked
lips the cure is ininllihlc.
For sale by DIR. u. X. HAZARD
Sign of The Golden Mortar,
Near the Court Ilousc.
Newport, Oct 30. IS36.
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TOOrG-ACuE TOOTH.
AcIE!!

"M. BROWN, Cbcmi,i, isI Washington
w street, Boston, has invented an nr,,cl.
that will cure this iornrnimg pain. Ri,ipy o5
right honsond ,ascs IN BOSTON mud y,cInn,
have been cured within ie" monrhs I, ,aL..
away all SIucll aud soreness. Cali lpr BEown'.
ENiHAcr 90 "AhL Ann kH,o-olt. Db-
serve his signature Tor genuine. prccs 30 cts.
nrd 2b rrnts.
tor sale hy J. rhYIDI:, aud u. Il
ilNItkD, ~ Nevpou,-l. 1bo,,,o, 4 snn.
IN New-ledIord-sndb by the Druggists IN p,cy,-
"Vhce' Nov 2S
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Al information thai may be- required in relation l.
" Mnsnns Patent Cylindrical Fker,n can he obiailie'
on application to HAEIES DlER, Jr. Agent, Proyi
drnre, 90 SAMt FL H. MASON, Newport X. L.
The following is the Hnouut ot power required Il
propcl the different Kinds of spndles, weighed b.
Thomas J. Hill, Esq Agent Providence Machine Com
puny
Ito0 Dead, or Witham Spindle, called, rcquir,
Is t7 100 horse power Ia drive them 43io revolutions
per minute.
lp0G Live Spindcs require 2l-l00 horse power Il
drive them l1tS revolutions per minute.
l0Gn Rng aud Traveller, require 5O-lOo horse powei
Ia driN e them 43bs revolutions per minute.
lU00 Musots cylindrical f,ef, require 3C-lOO hor.'
power ~ driy. l1us revolutions per minute.
Ann
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23
JUST RECEIVED.
n fresh supply Of Me Jotloming
VAL u ABLE
Datsnt 5AsCiri,leS, %r.,

VIZ:
Doct. Phelps Tomato Pills.
lays Liuinont for the Piles.
Oldrdgc's Balm Of Columbia for promoting
the grow tn of hair on bald heads.
Buffalo Oil--ior do do.
Mrs. Gardner's Balsan Of Ivcrwort, for colds
and coughs
Browns Kroosoic and Gall Toolh-ache drops.
MUore's Essence of Life
Whlwcll's Liquid OpodeIdoc.
Volatile Aromatic Snuil
Carpenters Extract Sarsaparilla.
Thompson's Eye Water.
Lees n J. Bilious Pills.
1hompsons Kreosote and Cali Tooth ache
Drops.
Doct. kingley's Pills.
Nlahy's Plaster.
Jehb's Eminent
Relics botanical Drops.
Relics hslhnla,ic Pills
liinckley's Rcm,dy for Piles.
Aromatic Tooth Paste.
American Salt Rhcum Ointment.
Universal Corn Cure
billiards. OH Soap.
Williams Oi' Spruce.
Vegetable Indian Specific for coughs, sc.
Dr. RuSh's Pills for Dyspepsia.
DIR. Thompson's ioo,h-achc Drops.
Rawson's Itch Ointment.
boct CooIcy's Vegetable Elixir, for coughs,
colds. asthma, SC.
Lees Windham Bilious Pills, sc SC sc.
For sale by
Il. Il. HAZARD,
SisN or rHE GoLDtN MuRrAR,
.N'or he Court House, .Niwpori, II. L.
hpul ls 1882
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-23
Painting, Glazing, &c.

'sNH + subscriber, would respectfully inform
his friends and the public, that he will
hereafter continue TO carry on the business
of Painting, Glazing. &c. at the Store re-,
equity occupied by Williams s Hopkins, II,
Thames street, next north Of Gen. WIN
i.ovie's where be will be happy to wait on his
old customers and the public generally.
All kinds of Pant, Window Glass, and
Putty, for sale AT the customary prices. Ev
cry favor gratefully acknowledged.
SAMUE y HOPKINS.
Newport, May |, Ie;0.