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Wilmington, Nov, 70, 1870.

A Good Erumplc.---Ws heard Mr.. Clay
in a debate, a day or two since, upon the
Loan Bill, remark that for twenty or thir-
~ wears, neither he nor his wife had owed
any man a dollar. Both Of them, many
years gone by, bad come 10 the conclusion,
that the best principle of economy was
this, "neycr to get N debt. To indulge
your wants when you were able to do SO,
and to roprees them when you are not able
to indulge them The example is not on.
~ an excellent ono Tor itself, but comes
from a high source. To repress a want
is one Of the w.sasi, safes, and most ne.
cosary principles Of political economy. 1t
prevents not only the dangerous practice
of living beyond the means, but encourages
the cafe precedent Of living within them.
If all who could, would live within their
means, the world would be much happier
and much better than il is. Henry Clay
and his noble housewife gives rs an exam
pie worthy of all imitation.-.Nelr York
Express.
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A Long Chimney The largest chin
ney in the world is at the soda ash mann.
factory of Jas. Muspratt, Esq. near Liver
pool. II is the enormous height of 406
feet above the ground, Is feet diameter in-
side at the base, Q feet do. at the top, and
contains nearly 10000 brick.
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PRESS EOR SALE.

EBEING dc1rou4 Of embarking IN another bu.
N y sines-. now offer the establishment OF the
WILMINGTON ADVERTISER, for sale
90 mol know Of a more eligible situation for
re.sons desirous Of cmblfking in The printing bu.
sincss, than Wilmington, North Carolina,
Terms accommodating, Application nust be
post paid.
Our exchange papers Y i'll ohicc US by copying
this advertisement Until forbidden.
f c. HILL
Wilmington, Nov. r. lsi0
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Booh,-RiI.E{asg.

NM lillian HUNTER would inform his
Wv customers and ihc public generally, that
he stll continues the B00K.DINDIEG BUSI-
NESS at his old stand, Il few dooys southeast OF
tho Branch Mint. lie will b. happY to receive
orders ID his line, and pledges himself 10 spare
no pains 10 give complete satisfaction.
D Orders left al his Shop, or al the Olice Of
The Mocklcnburg Joiiersonian,' viii receive im
mediate attention.
ChHiioVs. My 3, Icti.
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Gold TEinc Cor Sale.

fENiE subscribers offer their valuable Gold
Il Nine for Sale known by the name Of Hun
iers Mine, five miles North Of Ch5r!otte in Meek.
lenburg County y q For lerms apply 10 the
subscriber, living on The premises,
ELAN HUNTER.
oct %, lao. 5tf
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NNANTED. IMMEDIATELY, two boy,
w from Il To i6 yesrs Of age, IS Appfenli.
ecs 10 the Tailosiog Buainoss
J. q d. JAMESON,
Jtss Is. isai. 3sd
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The old q. States Cap, stock
shirt. Linen Collar a Oiled siIk
MANDATORY.
JOIN, w. FDacies s. ZONES,

tNvcUxEsaAs 70 IugE DAgigs AM SON
lg6 Biiiissa sheci, esIHsr ef JoAR.sGeei, t10
dssss atere tkeis ~ sand,
NEW YORK.
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VOLUME Nj.
TERMS:

TERMS:
Tro Dollars and Fifty Cents if paid in advance.
Tire Dpilars Il not paid within three months.
And Yarss DSiiars and Fifty Gents If not paid
uutil after the expiration Of the rear. No paper
discoatinued until all arrearages are paid, except
a. thg option of the Editor.
gTAdveriisemonts inherited at One Dollar Der
square nc iiaes or less. this sized fgpt.) for The
first insertion, and IS cents for each continuance
Court advertisements and Sheriff. Sales charged
25 per cout higher; and deduction Of 33l per
eent will be made from the regular prices. for adj.
ycrtis1rs BY the year.
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Wanted immediately.

NsWO BOYS, ftom II 70 10 years Of age as
n Apprentices toihe TsIlgfinr husiaess--boys
from the oeunwy would BE- preferred.
BfruUNE & Johnson.
C5ahsfie. Jslg Z, 1871. Ag
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Clock 81 Watch Repairing.
TE0s. TR0TTEg

onder, situated Sonth from the Court House. be.
tween the Mansion House and the I" Cbarlotle
linlci' Il viii be his carnea, deHiFe 10 % work
faithfully 50 as merit encouragement.
Claaste, Jlp- g. lsil. 5G,f
\. b ils price shall b as moderate as posi-.
BE, fof CASH
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~ SKEE REELS

Al superior ;salitY made b. tho subacfilcr
" Al Dir. ossrman's old Coach Shop. 4 fair
@mplr 70 be Recn At Nr Joseph Summers, one
g;gr atpss the Shop.
wM. II. WRlSToN.
C3afiens. jay 70. is4l. ts5
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MARTQN RQDDY.

CORNER or QUEEN8 STA TE STREETg
CHARLESTON, S. c.,
n IS on band On extensive assortment Of
n v FOREIGN and DOMESTIC LIQUORS
choice WINES. FRESH TEAS, CORDIALS
sc, &c. consisting Of
{ Fire Old Cogniac and
FRENCH BRANDY. Cha mpagnc, Of The mos!
fsyofite brands
G" Hour Glass" Grape
HOLLAND GIN. Pine Apple" and swan
Imported direct
Utyre ! Choice Old Madeira Sherry, To7erifFa,
" - Clarot, Marscies, Sicily and Malaga.
Tr.s : Hyscn, Young Tyson, Imperial, Pon.
I chong, &c.
London dad Piiladlpdid Porter and die.
Scotch and irish " hiskey,
Cordidis, Syrpps, Sogdr, Coffee, sc. Sc
which be Offers fer sale on accommodating terms
J1ae 70, lsiI, til
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Geoslemea's Sporting, Travelling, Opera and
Dtess Caes ysuih'N childrea's and iaaats, Of
clah sosigtis, slk, velvet, tnorino, &c, q al the
ueTest Eafopean and American ttyee Objects
Of The Army aud Navy furnished Nish Dress and
Taafeas Csus
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or satin, vesiinE. velvet. bon'hssin mode, &c.
plata, trimmed with boas. With bosoms plated,
&c. PATtssn Stocks, sery kelI. rud beautiful
article, for samme- wear, eu cniife new slylc--io
vhish J. III, d. n J. would respectfully solicit
TIE stealloH " uirlf customers The superiority
ofonr Csps. Stocks, Sc u w,ll established BY the
cuasiant care taken 10 render every article per.
aei AID durahlr.
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Shirts

Of linen, muslin, piain and filled, WITH linen
callafs, FONTS and Wristbands, Of tbs most ap
proved psi,crn fancy Cambria Shirts, OF Ftonch,
EnRiish and American tsbrics
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
upM III s. .

RIOT AT raE PsEsIDEnT's HousE.-Tac
persons on trial for breach OF the peace,
near the White House in last August, were
liberated on Tuesday, mol pros. being en-
tered by the President.
Mr. STEVENSON, late Minister to England,
will be the Van Burcn candidate for Cover
nor Of Virginiu, and his friend. will urge his
nomination for the Vice Presidency.
Fire at 81. Johns, NJ B.-Tbere was n
mos, destructive fire in ST. Johns, N. B. on
the evening Of the 18th nit. About eighty
buildings were destroyed, comprising the
principa business part of the place. Loss
\ estimated of n million and half
The Prince de Joinvle left Boston for n.
York OH Thursday afternoon. On Friday, a
magnificent dinner was given to his IIighness
by the Mayor and Common Council Of New
York, at the Astor House. $40 persons par.
took, at the gon,eel price Of $40 per ticket.
The large factory near tho bridge, at Fac
tory Village, in Clnrcmont, N. H. belonging
to the Union Manufacturing CO., was burnt,
down on the evening Of the 10Th ult. A
dwelling house belonging to Austin Tyler,
Esq. on the opposite side of the river was
partially consumed, having caught from the
Factory. Loss sac, 0,OO0-$I0 900 insured at
two offices in Boston.
Mong LIBEL SuIrs.-Cuoper has com
menced legal proceedings against The editors
of the Albany Evening Journal, and New
York Tribune for daring to comment on his
reccn, verdict Of $4OO by default against the
former. SHOW are the mighty fallen !"
II Fire al 7rrerion. house Of Mr.. Noah
1 Mscombcr, at Watuppa Ponds, in Tivcrton,
r. l., was burned on Saturday morning OF
last week, with most of its contents. The
loss is estimated at $4,000.
/ DoINo BUsINEss.-Thc New Orleans Ad-
vertser says That d" the ship Hope, owned
by Ezra Weston, Of Duxbury, Mass consign-
ed to Levi II. Gale, Esq. cleared on the 18Th
ult. for Liverpool, with 3lI5 bales of cotton
on board, under deck. The total weigh, OF
the cargo is ;)5l $40 pounds, and the burden
Of the Hope Is $50 tons.
Il GLESrwonrn.-A noiic prosequi has been
entered in behalf Of Glcntwoith.
II HoY. DIxos II. Lsws.-it is reported
that this distinguished member Of Congress
from Alabpms, died near Mobile Of congsst.
i've fever.
\ MlrcntLL.-The jury in the case OF this
forger, returned with a verdict Of guilty
! Tho case will be carried to higher court
Tho plea Of insanity was urged in vain BY
hi. counsel.
|. The Hon. Clement c. Clay, Of Alabams,
has resigned his sea, ~ the Senate Of the U.
Solus
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SEAEEaEFs7S SALE.

NtwPoET, sc.
NY virtue OF ell Execution issued out of
- the Supreme Judicial Court for The
county Of Newport, March Term, lSIl. in fn-
vor of Nathaniel :. Rugglcs, and to inc d.
rectcd and delivered, will sell OF public suo-
ton on the premises, Ia the highest bidder. "p
Monday, the 9Th day Of December, 1871, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ.
All the right title and interest that Levi
II. Gale Of said Newport. Merchant, had on
the 2Slh day OF Juno, 1889, at & O'Clock p.
| NJ. in aud to 10, Of land, with the three
dwelling houses aud other buildings thereon
standing, situated near the State House, IN
I Newport. aud bounded as follows, to wit
souihcrly on Tuuro street, westerly on Wash,
| inFton. square, DortherIy Oh - street,
and easierly on - street. Also nt the
same time. one other lot with barn opd 9th.
er buildings thereon standing, and bounded
cas,crIy an Spring street, southcry on hnd
OF Mrs 5. G. Bailey, westerly on street,
and norIberly on street.
WM. H. DOUGLAS, Sheriff,
Newport, Nov. II, lSil.-4w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02

Tho National IntelIigsncer Of Satur-
day last, speaking Of the coming session
of Congress, which commences on Mon
day next, says:--"For ourselves, the
Session Of Congress brings with it in
creased duties aud responsibilities; which
VIC shall endcuvor to discharge 10 the
content Of our friends. The Session now
at hand, however, whilst it will afford
our readers soma change from the mon
otony that has disting uishea this recess o
Congress, will to US necessarily bring re-
lief from tho comparative inaction to
which peculiar circumstances in the
politics Of the day have, since tho close
of the Extra Session, in measure obli-
ged us. The suspense in which we, with
the country, have been placed as to the
probable course Of public affairs, and es-
pecially as to the terms upon which the
Wing Senators aud Represe natives in
Congress and tho Wing President are to
meet on the National Council. ground
will now be removed /: and we with the
whole country will be able to form some
opinion as to matters upon which we have
hitherto remained in doubt from the alb
sence of aay information 10 be at all re-
lied upon in relation to them"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02

and engage the inted effort of all the faculties,
IN their most perfect, and harmonious devel-
opement, then we shall have literature, eleya-
tod Ia the classical standard--a literature that
shall pass over all seas, visit ull lands, und 60
down TO all times.
The above ID brief abstract of tho elo
quent discourse Of Mr.. Robbins. We can
not but express our regret, that the Ly'
ceum Hall was not crowded on the evening
of tins lecture. We regret it, on account OF
the society, for whose advancement these
lectures have been established. We regret
u still more on account of the venerable
Ora:or-.he finished Scholar, who appeared
On that occasion. Deeply interested in the
deslinies Of American literature, and giving
10 his countrymen system, by which that
liter ature muy be rendered immortal, he
should have drawn around him, every mind
alive to the reputation of tho American name.
II is true that DR.. Robbins Grafton was more
adapted 10 the choice intellects Of nation,
than TO a general audience. So were the
dIscourses OF Plato. So were the orations o:
Demosthenes. Yet the very mob from The
streets Of Athens, could delight in listening
to the eloqucnce Of her Philosophers and OF
her Orators. DIR. Robbins in alluding to the
heights which the Ancients had reached
asserted, that our distance from that height
was increasing every day. Al the time, we
thought his assertion to be negatived by
his own splendid effort. But when we re-
feet on the general indifference towards
literature, we are convinced Of the truth OF
the proposition. And America will never
reach that eloqueDce, which is the parent OF
all excellence IN literature, till the communi.
ty is interested in it'll the Nation is awak.
cned to its imporlance--iil the national tuste
and genius are directed with zeal towards il
till the American mind lives, moves, and
has its being in it. tComM.
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abstinence from all Intoxicating drinks. A
subscription has also been act on foot, Ia
raise funds to further the objects Of the so
cic'y, and, sihough it has had, as yet, but q
very limited circulation, much more has been
raised than was anticipated, and if Others
will but "do iiketeise," ;" it will soon enable the
society TO carry out their plans Of beneve-
lencc, which includes, among other PROPOSE
tions, the design Of hocse Of reform for the
inebriate, and something like temperance e
reading room or head quarters. for inforna-
ton connected with this subject. More
might be said, but we forbear further tres.
pass on your kindness at present. d.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02

SOMETHING FOR THE LADIEs.--As
"good Stories" seem to be the "order
of the day." among the mass Of our fair
readers, we would just say, for their cs-
pocial information, that we shall, in iu-
ture, endeavor to CRAFTY them in this
particular oftener than we have hereto
fore been able to do. We have num-
bcr Of excellent Tales on file, and shall
publish them as fat as our limits will
permit.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02

FRUITs OF INTEMPERANcE.--One OF
the privates Of Company |. Of U. S
troops, stationed ut Fort Adams, was
found dead on Rocky farm, on Tues
day morning. He undoubtedly came
to his death in consequence Of drunk
enness, as he was seen we understand
reeling about street tho evening previ
Gus. His name we learn, was William
Dockerty. A coroner's Inquest we be.
lieye was held over him, but the coroner
has not informed us of the verdict.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
STATE TEMpERANCE SOCIETY.


vaNHE Annual meeting Of the Rhode H.
Il land State Total Abstinence Soc'ei,
will be holden at Providence on Tuesday the
7ihof December next, IN the First Baphsi
Church, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. All Total Alb
stlDence Societies in the State are earnes'l
requested to appoint Delegates and lh'
Secretaries TO send their Reports immediaiei,
to Elder l.. s. Parker, Corresponding Secre
tary or either Of the Committee.
Several interesting subjects will be brongh
before the meeting; and an Address may b'
expected in the Evening from al emlneu
defender Of the cause. Places Of entertain
ment for the Delegates, among the friends o
the cause.
HENRY CUSHING, }
J. B. NICHOLS. Com.
SAML.. w. WHEELER, )
Oct. 9S.-0w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02

The severe snow storm which we had
ia these parts on Monday last, we no.
,icc by our exchanges, was also very Sc
we're at New York and Philadelphia, and
at other places. 1t was indeed fear
lul specimen Of what may be expected
during the drenrisomc winter that lies
before US. Its average depth is COM
putcd at least IL inches.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
. 2 A II H s .

In this town, on Monday evening last, ELIZABETH
A., second dsugher of Capt David Coesrshali, aged a
bout 25.
In jamestown, on the lSih after few hours Illness
ISAAC ~, eldest son of IIddeman and Eliza Itu n.e1
years aud "Sulier hitle children to cunr untC
nc, and forbid them not, Tor o such Ia the kingdom
Heaven"
SOODSPEED, aged 81 years, formerly ot this town.
In Portsmouth, on tho 2lsi, Mr.. JEREMIAH GlF'
aged about G5.
Al Plymouth, Mass the 18th ult, Mrs. PRISCILLA
COTTON, widow Of tho late Roc,ster Cotton, Esq
aged 10.
ln Providence, on Sunday morning last Mrs. JULIA
ANN. vile of Mr.. Richard u. Mpnton, ngrt 26.
IN Providence, on Tuesday, BENJAMlN u. VII"
son, aged 2I years.
In Msnnrenock, Westchc.ter ca. n. Y, of scarlet
fever in the 5th year ot his uge, ABRhlIAM RED
WOOD, ,on Of Ebert !. aud Martha VI. anderson.
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SIERIFFrS SALE.

hN FIVE EXECUTIONS, in favor
~ of John Van Week, Freeman L.
/ w a,son, Atmorc Robinson, aud Gca,
/ G. Clarke, and job IL. Watson, Trus-
tee, aud agains, James Clarke, late OF
South-kings housc-carpenter,
shall, on the 2ith day Of fDeeember.
1871, at O'Clock p. NJ. sell at Public
Auction, all the right, title, and inter
est which said James Clarke had in and
TO tract Of land in Charlss,own, or so
much thereof as will satisfy said Exc
cu,ions with incidental costs, bounded
northcrly and sou,herly on land OF Jo-
seph Cross, westerly by Pasqusseu
Brook, and casterly Ivy land Of Henry
Greene. or however otherwise the sano
may be bounded, containing by as,ms-
ton - acres, more or less, and is Tho
same estate attached on the Plf's. ori-
ci1al Writs on the 9Th, 10th, and
10th days Of October, 1910. Condi-
liyns at the time of salc-salc on the
premises
FRANCIS 3. SEGAR, Sheriff.
Washington, 3Oth Nov I84l. d2l
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02

To CoRREspoNDgNTs.- .-".9n Episco-
palian," is received, and shall have q
place in our next.
Manners, which we have previous
ly noticed as having been received, is
a communication that we decidedly ap-
prove of in every thing but its length.
We have not room for three or four
columns, and hope the author will en-
,deavor to compress the substance Of his
argument in a smaller compass.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
Newport and WEXFORD.
CaIllDhcnc Oil.

NNIM s. VOSE, informs the public that he
w has manufactured Camphen0 Oil for
the last years aud still continues to do so, of
the first qaaiity lfyou keep your lamp clean
aud well trimmed, YOU will find that the oil is
not surpassed in this country Price 6i cents
per gallon, and any quantity to be had at the
Lotery Office, Corner of Market-square.
Dec ID 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
FINAL NOTICE.

4 Ii. persons indebted to the estate Of Dr..
"A William Turner, late OF Newport, dec.
are requested to make immediate payment to
The urdcrsig igned. who has been legally au
lhorlzed by the Exccu,rx, as her Attorney in
fact. to settle the business of the estate-a
settlement must be accomplished without
further delay, Therefore, all demands in
favor Of the estate, that shall remain unpaid
on The first day Of February next. will be
then put in suit, ,riihom further notice. The
creditors are requested TO present aud prove
their claims, as soon as mny be.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON.
Newport, Ist December, 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
Encourage Home Manufactures.
SANPElNI GIL.

H>HE PUBLIC having experienced the DIFF.
iculty of obtninIng Camphene uniform.
y, md of good quality from New York, the
subscriber has resumed the manufacture ot
The genuine article, purified by his peculiar
process from all aqueous and resinous matter,
at his establishment in Frank lane, nnd will
be happy to supply his old customers and
others rs cheap AS can be purchased else
where. and warranted of superior quality
As no less than one gallon will be- sold at the
laboratory. Grocers will be supplied with five
or more gallons at Il time, IN suitable caDs-
irrs, at rate that will afford them a reason.
able commission. These who feel inclined
to encourage home manufacture will please
give him call. DAVID MELVILL.
Sold at retail by John Easron, Thames ST.,
next south OF J. Z. Shaw's Lottery Onice.
Dec. 2 BIN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
BRIGHTON MARKET-MOsDAr, Nov. 20
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser Patriot

At market s75 Beef Cattle, 500 Stores,
$500 Sheep, and 425 Swine.
PRiCgs-BSrC Caiiie-Lnst weeks prices
were fully sustained. We quote First
quality S. IS q SO: second quality 81 67 a SIS
so: third quality So 50 a 81 50.
Barr.Hing Caii,e-Mess 81 IS: No. !,
SO 25; No.2, So so.
Sfores--rwo year old s a IA Three year
old slI 2j.
.Shetp-"Dul," and several thousand un.
sold. We quote lots SEC, 81, l2, rs I 81
62, ! Sc 81, and 2 %:
!Siciae- lot OF large Hogs I.2a4 ~ ]
Lots to peddle 3 60 for Sows, akd 60 to-
Burrows: At retail ! l.2 and l.2c:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
Nov. "a.
To Let,

and possession giuen Immediately,
Ls-s That convenient and pleasant
,sgE,tA house in Thames street, No. lN
.Is formerly owned mud occupied by
Coy. George Engs. For terms,
&c. apply to JOSIAH 6. SHAW.
Nov. IL, lSiI.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
.H Torn Meeting, holden .Nswport, .Nou. | |
lS4I

A S there has been quantity Of soil. taken
"a from The Marsh aud Upland, adjoining
the Town Beach, by persons without any au-
thori'y.
Potcd and Resolccd, That any person that
may hereafter carry off any part of the so,i OF
said Marsh or Upland, shall be subject to Il
penalty of2 dollars for every load so carried
away. TO be recovered by action of debt or
Complain, in the name Of the Town Trcasu.
rer 10. the use Of the town, before the Court
of Justices in said town. and that the above
BE- published three weeks in the newspapers
Of this town. a true copy--wiIncss,
b. Il. ROWLAND, Torn Clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
MEMORANDA.

Arr Rt Nav Orleans, 18Th, ship Palestine, Lituencld
! I'm hath.
Arr ut do prcyou. to l3b, sch Cora, Almy fun Kings.
tau, Jam
Havana. . . ,
Arr al Savannah, Cad, brig Prince de Joinvlle Gard
nrr fn Hnvana.
Arr Mt New York goth, ship MariaDna. Phillips hence
Arr nj d. 2ilh, brig Caspian, swascy, hence.
Arr n, do l.lh sch lsaheIln, Clarke, I'm ,hnrleston
CID ut w Wilmington, 18th. sch Sapeilo Townsend, I'm
Nassau, n. P.-,0h, brig Echo Messer, Havana.
sch Ion IIowlard days IN, This port. put INTO 81
Georges Bermuda. l0h, To Try narke'i nut belhG
unable TO sril sailed same day lor Porto Rico.
Al Faynl sept. goth, ship Narecrrl, Whimpenny one
/ month out, clean.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02

The French ships Of war La Belle
Poule, and Cassard, with the Prince
de Joinville,) got to sea from New
York, OH Tuesday morning ut o o'clk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-02
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4 FARM situGred 10 Rrenton's Neck,
IN known by the name nf Rocky Farm
Apply to ENOCH HAZARD.
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