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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-24
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NE,V ENGLAND FOREVER


I',r travelled Ger the boundIcss cHr'"'
Der mespsain, rock, and nVer'
uut my heart hath ever been Win ln'e'
Now England, my home forever
s,xc yiow'd IlaIn's farcst scenes,
tic, Iovoljest. brightest daughters,
M, INV trnant thought, my hope still flo"
Across the dark blue waters.
I've traverscd all enrlhs brightest spots,
Eve climbed her highest mountains,
I've viewed her hills, her wales, her GIcn''
Her waterfalls, her iountains-
Her mighty rivers, hound!ess sens,
tlcr forests lakes, and streams
Bnl NV own sweet land is still TIC theme
Ornll nv iondest dreams.
syc view ed carth's treasures, searched hcI depths
Tier caycrns, caYcs, and cells,
Her luveliest haunis, her solltudeS,
Her woods, her peaceful dcUs,
Her ancient castles, ruined towers,
Ave viewed. I've viewed them all
And now me thinks, some gentle voice
IL whispering my recall
Come, | come, with bounding henri,
No more from thee III roam,
Sweet land Of liberty and love,
NV country ard my home !
New England oh may all who tread
Upon thy fertile sod,
Be tuueht to reverence and TO love
Their country and their God I'm ITdr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19
EJETsAL OF THE TIMES.

parted company with .c;irs VICTOR Tro stranger, MIN
rad and Gangcs ull h,r DOstoa,uy,nl ~ get nio ~,
Vnoy ard sound. rhe frsnd was obliged ~ go 20
aud ruh on 800 miles. Spoke Iih, W miles south ~
Gas Head, bark Niagara, 0f Bosion.
PILOT loat Superior, of risbory rnm cruise. spoks
lah off Block Island. brig Pearl fn Philad,iphia Or
eosloni full riggrd brig i,n Phadepha ior PoraDd
18th, bark LaxingUn. of Boston, fi Mobile for Prov.
Scbrs. Three Brothers, I'm New York for Fall River;
Blanca, Baker. Gn Providence for PLiadciphia
sio0p Providence, Ga Providence for Now lerk.
MONDAY, Nov. 10th. Arc. sshrs Ann, Chnpin from
Hartford Tor Boston, Ia distress, with loss of sails and
part al deck oad u the late gales; Fortune small IL.
IN Norfolk tor Dighor, with loss o cable and aicior-
tore up windlsss, aud leaks slightly.
Sioop Ari0n, Hull, I'm New York for Providence.
saiIed-ship AuJley Clarke, Crisw"ld, Pacific Ocean
-snd Sil the vessels In port that were wihd bound
TUESDAY, Nov l7th. Arr. schrs. thnmpion, Drew,
I'm Nantucket for New York; Hannah, Brian, Mhchns
Henry Burt, I'm North Cafolinu; Pequoi Baker from
Boston for Nsw York; Fancy Chase do for dol Salem
Eldridge do fo do; 1fgress, Lewis, do TOR Albany.
Sloos Ri.iag su, Pre- sherry, and Oscar, Puddeford
both I'm Taunton for New York.
schr. Experiment. Atkins, ian Chathnn
SaIrwREcE.-The srhr. B0nevolcnce SieLerson, nj
Dennis, In Gales Perry, Conn. Tor Ne" bedord, win
rargo Of wood ashore on Erehioirs Keel III The
South end Of th. Island on Monday night iast about
o'clock. GGi biised The vessel Dnd cargo have boil
Lerh abandoned the uuGerwritcrs HBd " III be tGla
i,s. Vessel aad ~ 90 insured In Dennis
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19

The North American, in an article re-
(erring to Amos KcndnlI's rawlings in the
Washington Globe, says:
"It nscribes the success Of the Wing.
lhroughou, the country TO bribery, or, IN
other words-so many Of its own party
have sold themselves TO the Wings that
they have been able to carry the cleo
tion 10y overpowering najorities in al
most every State. When apa,ty has be.
come so corrupt hai ii can, as The Glob'
nsseris, be bought orer IN such immens.
masses, ills erideniiy no longer fit 10 be
entrusted wiih the administration Q a gor'
e,nment"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19
HARRISON MUSIC.

uCREEMENS' QUICK STEP, as perform.
Il ed on the l0,h of September, at Bunker
hin, with on elegant engraving VI the scene
presented that day;
The Log CABIN sorg, with on engraving Of
he U. ). Log Cabin;
The Harrison Song, by r. Power;
The Wings of Columbia shall surely pre-
vail Harmon song nid chorus;
Tip aud Dy,u new coClc Wing e'ce;
The National Wing Song, b. Hayden;
The people are rousing--a Harrison duet
and chorus;
Bunker Hill song--' welcome the dawn o
the day brother;
\ The Pcnilcnt Loco, nGlcc;
i The Past the pas, written mod composed
for the monumental Fair, by Mrs. Mary :
g. Dana.
ALSO
Syracuse Railroad Onick Step, b. J. j
Wind;
Round Hill Waltz, by &. Brown;
q touch The harp, by Edward l.. Whr
Tie voice of the psst. by T. L. Whlo;
The home love 40 woll, by r.. l.. White
A grind wallz for the Piano Forte.
For sale NJ
Oct. 22l JAMES H.l.N.fOND'S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19
Z IL "a W S Q

4
/ ArLAEric STEAMEks-- There ME nov
three steamers on their way from Europe. III.
British Queen, from London. day Of departure
the 2d init; the Columbia, from Liverpool. Tho
alh, ,and tho Great Western, from Bristol The 9TH
The Queen and Columbia may 10 expected
daily.
Nrw JiRsIY.-Thc Legislature Of New Jor.
sey adjourned on Saturday morning, until III,
! 2ih Of Januaiy. The appointment Of a Senator
was deferred until the winter session.
EP1he Governor Of South Care has is
sued his Proclamation, setting apart Thursda,
the 2Glh day Of November rs u day Of public
thanksgiving aud prayer.
pksrRucrIvE FIRE IN NArcHkz.--Ws
learn that on the 4th inst. IN enlre squire lo
twelve buildings) has been burnt At Natchsz un.
der the bill. Property to tho amount Of at leas
fifty thousand dollars was destroyed.
The Governor Of New Jersey has i..ued hi,
proclamation, appointing Thursday. the Sd oi
DeceilDcI ~ De ouseISeu w tIiut fiate as u Jay
Of thanksgiving aud praise.
The Legislature Of Now Hampshire will con.
vcne on Wednesday next, (yeslerduy] 10 COM
mence u session of forty days. During the ses,
sion U s. Senator will be chosen. According
to The n. u. Courier, there are several aspran,s
TO that situation. viz: the present Incumbent
Henry Hubbard; Isaac Hill; J. T.. Hale; Isaac
Waldron; and though last not least, Levi Wood
bury. the prcsen, Secretary of,he Treasury.
GENERAL iiARKisoT will come into powc
with both brauches Of Congress in hi. favor, 4
popular majority Of tho vote ofprobabIy zoe, ,oO1
aud The Legislatures Of nineteen, perhaps twenty
ono .taie-. in his favor. Such is the will OF tho
people
John Van nuren, who is elected 10 Congress
in Ulster and Sullivan Counties in New York, il
not the PsesiJent's son, who bears the sam,
name. Prince John lives in Albany
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19
Notice..

The Anti Slavery Society Of Newport will
hold their quarterly meeting on THIS (rhurs-
'day) EVENING, I0th inst, at the 4,h Bap.
tist Church. Members Of the Society, Min
isters Of the Gospel, and all, friendly TO the
cnuse of humanity, are requested to attend.
Nov. 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19
t<OTTCE.

The fifth Annual meeting Of the Rhode
Island Anti Slavery Society will be held at
Providence on Tuesday aud "Wednesday, the
Gath and 25,h of November, commencing al
10 o'clock, a. m. The place of meeting vii
be noticed hereafter. Delegates are request
ed to report themselves ot the Anti Slavery
Office, No. I4I.2 Westminster street.
GEORGE l.. CLARKE,
WILLIAM APl.lN,
JOSEPH SlSSON.
Committee Of Arrangements.
Nov. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19
PORT OF WP0RT.
CLEARED.
18th, sehr. -. Paul, Rahhiase, Do.ion.
ARRIVALS.

Tstp,y,Snv. i5'a. Arr. brig Esslc,Nom Ea'i Green
,t,h, Rev Cater wclcuii, Mnih,r, ol The " io,.'o
station IN cral.r; ,loup Asssasoii, brown, ~ f"'A
H. Fall River. ,L
Briy JnnUi icus, giey, 10 hours froin New ors n.
s,yusn.y Nov l,,b Arr Siuops Charles, Nh, ~
Nv ImI f.r pruyidones, James Lamnh.re, kenn, ~"
mr. doi vletoty Hs,ih, do. ior dr h'on, 6b.s son-
er.et Gc Iiarlfudi Candsse, Brown, b" f'h h's' w
New Nork.
snl,.G-Brlr Ys,ieo. rsssr, we,pori.
SuNpA,, Nov. lbth--Nrr. schr. Dnisrio, t"smsn, w
yr,x,ior,, mr. N. Lsfulua, Cisi.IGop, Holntr, 1hos
s,t.n or New york, bnIlias, HsvkG-, IN twi"n io
a., Erfs, P,rry, Aibsny f,r New lsd'md Hero, Dun
o-n M, Portland NJ New i",,i CJfr,',hrnnJ' nm
eh,.s , a, eo, ghii sacfgr Wnds In RAPPORT lor No.
an, Ftt.rj fnrsi'. Ios. fp Nr~ yoii fof hns'cs
srs ,f, 81 ,-r s.'., vi'h ips oikys' f~'.g m, snd
ssf1s t.,b ESQ kss rsgs ss'r HnSe '-' 'D' 'h'1
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19
For Newpclt and Providence,
ULN'1'ER .7RR.7.t'GE.UE.NT'.

Until further notice
-, y2kGs...-7SS~.=fs The Malslase viii leave
isssgF5.i~sSI1ss Providence for Warren,
-. s.;.a''s-z7 Bristol, aud Newprl,
every morning (Snudoys exccplcd,) AT ninc
o'clock, a. NJ, and arrive in Newpor, al lw"
O'Clock r. NJ. A Mail stage will ulso leave
Newpoi, for Providence via Bristol and War
rcn, ut o'clock, A. NJ. and arrive in Provl'
deucc at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, 10 time 10 take the
Stonlngiou Cara for New York, the cars for
Boston, and The Stages for Wo"ns"ckei aud
Coventry. This Is The most direct aud expo.
ditous route between Providence and New.
port, and passengers taking this line may
rest assured that every attention will be PAID
to render the ride as comfortable us possible.
The coaches are IN good order--good horses
aud careful aud obhglng drivers There l.
now II new hurscboai at Brls,ol Ferry which
makes the crossing much more eSpedIious
aud pleasan, than formerly.
II QPEAtra horses aud coaches furnished II
either place Il, shout notice.
/ Books kept in Providence at the Monnioc
lturers aud Fraukn Hotels; at Coles ~
\ Warren, aud ut Jones' IN Bristol, and at llaz
ards and rownScndS, Newport
q. Il KiNNiCUrT. Providence,
h :. MASON, Jr. Warren, Pro-
/ J. CHADWICK, Hii,iol, prslors.
\ JOHN &. " EAVEK, Newport.
4 N.v Is, 1910,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19

WuIG JuBILCE.-We hear from nn'
merons quarters, inquiries whether It is
the intention Of the Wings to mark their
triumph by any celebration in t"is State,
We presume that some festival Of the
kird will be held, not to triumph over
our opponents, but to give expression to
the JOY which fills the whole country
and TO exchange congratulations upon
the happy termination of the long and
arduous struggle in which we have been
engaged We have no doubt that the
mode in which this is carried into effect,
viii, DO rational, and worthy Of the high
occ nsion which calls for it. We suggrs
TO The Tippecunoc Club the pr"preiy OF
taking the matter into consider alton, as
soon as the fnnl result is precisely asccr
tnined. - Providence Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19

GREAT SALE or WHirE MES.--The enc
mies of Gen. Harrison soy that he il, or was,
when Governor Of Indiana, in favor of selling
"poor White Men," who had been conricie d
Of being rogues and 1IfIETE.S. If such
be the fact, we anticipate u large sale ut
Washington city on the 4lh OF March next
of these gentry. is said ,but specie will
not be demanded. - Harrisonion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19

At Town Meeting. holden Newport, Nov.
2, 1910, the following vote was adopted:
AT a 1own Meeting, holden .Ntmpon Nor, 2
1910,
'ENHE following Resolution, recommended
i by tn. committee appointed to examine
into the condition OF The Town Beach, Sc.
was adopted:-
Jot.d, rhu, any individual wishing to take
sand or gravel FROM the Beach, shall first OBJ
tvin permission from the Town Treasurer
and shall pay at TINT time Ia the sald ufficoi
the sum of ten ctnts for each OK cart load
and fire cents for each horse cart had, drawn
BY one horse; and any person carting sand
or gael, contrary To Tho provisions OF tins
law, shall be subject to penalty OF one do-
lnr for The first offence, aud three dollars for
each succeeding one, and no resident Ut any
other town shall be allowed TO take sand or
rravci from the Beach, under any clrcuins,an.
ces, and the town treasurer Is hereby auhori.
sed to grant pernissions for carlins, under
the conditions above expressed.
Aurst-B. b. ilowL,Np, TO,on Clerk.
n said meeting II ,9as also v,ted--
That the Town Treasurer and Henry g.
Place. or either of them, be and they are here.
by authorised 10 sell the sand and gravel, &c.
TO any inliabtant Of The town, ut the price
fixed.
Au"-t-B. L. Rowland, Iown Clerk.
Nov. 9.-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19

There is rumor in New York that tho
New Era office was attacked OIL Monday
night by mob OF its own parlizans, who were
infurialcd a, the loss Of heavy sums, stnked
upon the authority Of the shameless false
hoods with which that paper has abounded.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19

o. K.-0GJor Cuta.-Wc were informed
that Francis =. Blair, Esq, oi the Washing
ton Globe, has sailed tor Cuba, in the Chris
toval Colon. We do not hear taut hlr
Woodbury. or Mr.. Poinsctt are among thu
passengers in that vessel. Probably Mr.
Blair hos gone as an 0raat courier. TO sec
that comfortable quarters ere provided in
their reception by The fourth Of March.-.N
Y. Iinus
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19


The Republican positively denies the
truth of the charges contnined in the
communication signed "a Newpor,
Whig," published in our last, and chul
lrngcs the proof.
The frs, two they have pronounced
false, viz ;--"thai they have left nc
stone unturned TO bring our Banks into
discrcdit, ,"-nnd "have resorted 10 low
slang and vulgar abuse Of them, and o
all concerned in them"-wc only refer
our readers 10 be convinced OF the truth
of (if they arc not already 10 the files
of that paper since Jackson's war upon
The currency.
The next denial that they ever bor-
rowed dollar from any Bank "to sustain
their filthy shect"-we beg leave to re-
fer those Of our readers who may be de-
sirous Of asccr,aining the truth Of, to in
auiro Of the editors Wing endorels.
As to the last positive denial that they
have derived from the Wings "ar
amount of patronage, without which they
could not have sustained their paper Il
single year,"-wc can only answer tina,
this charge we arc assured is rrcdicated
upon their oipn siaietieats Ia various IN
dividuals, al times when they have found
it convenient to speak or complain Of the
me anness of their own party.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19

IoSoa TO LITTLE DELAwARE.-No-
bly, l,uve the Wings of wnrm-henrIed,
gallant little Delaware discharged their
duty. They have chosen the Harrison
Electoral Ticket by $50 minority
They have carried EVERY COUNTY
AND EVERY MEMBER OF BOTH
BRANCHES OF THE LEGjSLA-
lTURE! They have secnrod the elcc-
I,ion of rwo Vine u. S. SENAToRs!--
They have gaiucda MEMnra OF Con-
eREss! In short they have done every
thing tha, the most sauguine anticipated
and have done il we'll tool What Siui'
has done bcieri What nther State ho:
clean Legisla,arei- Bosion &!G'.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19

Court Of Probate. .Niwpon, .Ntv. 10, Ie4O.
yE,iiE administrators frs, account on ih,
, Estate OF Ezeklei Luther, late Of New
port, dec. was presented tor allowance.
1t is ordercd,,ha, the same be received ant
the consideration thereof referred 10 a Cour
of Probate, to he holden nt the State llous'
in Ncwpor,, Oh the frs, Monday in Dec mex
at y o'clock u. ~, and iha, previous notice b,
gwen by publishing copy OF Tins order, ,lhre.
several lnts la the Herald Of the Times, fo
all persons interested to appear at said um'
aud pluce aud be heard.
by ogdel of The President
B. b. lIowLAnp, Pro. Ci'k.
Nov TO-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19
MEMORANDA.

Spoken, Oct leih, lat 2I 40 Ion &c, schr Cora Ma!
berry, I'm This port for Kingston, Jam.
Arr at Mobile 29Ih ull sloop Annawun, BurdieL, IN
this port Via Tampa Bay.
Arr nj Wilmington ~. c.. 25th ult. schr Lurannswa
ey, fn 81. Augustine,
AIR az liza, aha, 25sh inst. schr. Tasso, Burdick, from
this port.
Arr al chrrssion, Sh inst, BRIG Caspian, s"asey, if
New York.
ARR al baltimore 18th inst schr Isabella, Baker, from
this pert.
Arr az Wilmington, NC 9TH inst. schr Oetavin
Neeisa, d. fn la. porIj brig E.ho Messer, Ii Phil
al.l pha.
Arr ai savannah ?tb inst soop America, burr, OH
this port
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19
Nov. 10.

Court Of Probate. .Ntwpori, .Nov. Is, 1870.
rS,,iE od,nini.irsio,'s second account on TIE
estate OF Elizabeth Eis,on, late OF New
port, widow, dee. WAS prcscnlcd tor allow
ancc, and all order Vi distribution Of the bal
ance.
1, is ordered, that the same DC received an'
the consideration thereof referred 10 Conr
of Probate. to be holden nj the State House
I'm Newport. on the first Monday in d. L
next, Ut 8 o'clock v. ~. and that previous no
ticc be given by publishing u copy of this oT
der three several times, in the Herald NJ ~
Times, for all persons interested 10 oppea
at .ald lime and place and be heard.
BY order of HE President.
B. B. IIowLAND, Pro. CIR.
NV 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19

NEMrsr.-To speak Of a divorce,
says the Picayunc, now isvu!gar. The
phrase substituted for j. is "A repeal OF
the Union"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19
sweet Potatoes,

4 Il Vosc's store corner of market square,
IA in frs, rate order. Of superior lnalny.--
those ,lini wish to purchase will do well I"
furnish IT., lnsclves soon, as this probably WI,
be the las, chance this season. Price sa
SIS. for IS lbs and Will measure over u bush
ell. Nov. ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19

REJsLLioy. I'VE learn that sorrc of
the Office holders, when notified the
other day tn cnlI n, tho captains Office
and settle no the annual nsscssIne ni ON
their salaries, rcbcllcd outright aud rc-
fused to fork over. They probably
,honpht there wasn't much fun 10 being
hanged aud paying for the halter
In Salem Register.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19
ES il - iA S Is g y 8.
Nov. ID.

In this town, on Saturday evening last, ~ the Rev
Francis N,nton Mr.. WIN Farcr to Miss Eliza Lnyrd
IN New Bedf,rd, OIL Thursday evening 5ih i.si', Mf
John Fraser OF New Belinrd, Mrs. Anne u. fcrshs
daughter OF Nj. " NJ II. v,rDon, iuIncry oIih!' town
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19

WAN DENG Up.

'l'HE subscriber expecting soon to leave
L the town, and wishing 10 be able. tslionld
he ever rc'urnl to look every man full IA the
facc, would inform hi, creditors, that Tor nl
demands against him he will be happy To cx
change ION sigIh,) Gold, Siiper. or Bunk rugs
rs shall best suit their convenience or taste.
ARTHUR A. ROSS.
Newport, Nov. s, 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19

q capital OF nj least half "A million. Ono
Of these extensive establishments which
cost about $4,000 aud owned BY
nearly an hundred proprietors--who
aro among our most respectable me-
chanics, traders and sgiicul,uralists---
such men ns constitute the bone and
sncw of uny communiIy-has never
been able (as is no doubt the fact will!
hundreds Of other similar establishments
in the country topay to its numerous
proprietors, any dividend from its earn
ings since its completion, owing wholly
it is well known, to the ruinous tinker
ing with the currency, and the genel al
war upon the manufacturing industry Of
the country. under the administration
Of Van Buren, and his miserable prede-
cessor. Now we ask, is il decent in
the editors oftbe Republican, (who they
will not pretend to deny hrve derived
no inconsiderable portion Of their sup
port from The classes above referred TO,
to exulting'y boast that the people of the
country ut large who have SO trum-
phantly elected Gen. Harrison, will,
through the efforts orthe nullliers OF
The South be defeated in the success OF
their ultimate measures for sustaining
the policy und the great staple interests
of the northern and middle States 7
The name of Van Buren, (says the
Republican in the samo article, "and
his DOCTRINES. will hereafter be
considered tho clearcst lights to guide
true democrats to the goal oi'their hopes
and wishes"
The doctrines Of tho administration
party are wha: the Wings object to. and
the pertinacious manner in which they
have been advocated by the Republican
(and especially aitor the election, when
il was known the broad seal Of condem-
nation had been eGectually stamped up
on thcm) has been alluded to by us for
tho purpose only of proring to the ciii-
zens Of this place (four flihs Of whom
are Whigs) that the managers Of that
paper were hostile in every sense Of the
word, to their best interests. 1t is i'm
material whut other nsotire is attributed
TO us. We wholly disc1ailu any other,
at any rate, and for tho present leave
the public to Judge and act for them
selves in regard to the tacts rs they
really exist.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19

NEW GOODS
RECEIVED AT
JAMES IIAMMONDS,

JAMES UAMMONOS.
.-.V Z-..
French Thbeis mud AIoIenos,
Hadn't cloths and Broodclo,hs,
A!plncs aud MonsseiEic die Lnlnes.
French. Engish and American prints,
Printed Saxony, and R'-lln plsid',
Shaws iidkis and Scaris,
Silks. Satins aud Mushns,
Engilsi, and American tlsnnels,
Whitney and Rose Blankets.
Bonnet silks oud bonnet vel'rts,
Garnl,rre punue, Ribbons,
Bfoade luths aud Cussncres,
Orange aud Scarlet Figured Flanne's,
Avery general variety ot nnurn'nR articles
Home made Flanncls and Plaid ditto,
So aud g-4 Conn'crPanrs,
Salrtings-naii draws and vests.
Linen Damask-pinper and Nankins,
Eurlisb aud Gro dc nap MorcBos,
Nors,cd Dama>s aud Moreno,
Wo.srcd nnd WOODEN hose and gloves.
Colorcd and white Jean and Drilling,
Cut aud uncm VclvCis,
Fancy cap materials, sc. &c.
Ott. lG
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-19
o,xcr,r rcR coucu. Ther. /. y. lrrs

| NJ o EXCISE rCR COUCH. There ne hrrs
\ IN nm, uoult but Nillirm browns No"P"ci'o Lohs
.e, Candy, n ou get tire gsruinr w eu', e.ogn.
no,o Voarscntss, uIJ clear thc t"iee-"f 'vcaii'"
aud pu lie srcnksis. ...,. ..,.. ., ..,,.
,,nr' uz, WhgCpng cohgh, and ni dpra.ts ~ 'hs
,i,,., aud Lang. No hut sr convinced ~ 10
.pc.ey after nnhing q hong ist oi snmss oi u disnm
nj. who bs,, barn cured, aud wilas 20 b, tsiored
~" hnothf svid,Lcc VI IL. vlicncy tbls csiihe"leo
NJ. J. Riehardstp. ,s,o
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