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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-09

yellow FEVER AT NEw ORLEANs.--
II becomes our duty, Mt length, says the
Picayune oil the 18th ultimo, to announce
tho existence Of Yellow Fever in the
Charity Hospital. On Sunday there were
Two cases, and on yesterday there WINS
one. all of which proved fatal. 10 the
Hospital Of Drs. Stone and Kennedy, there
were three cases Of yellow fever. and we
also. heard of Il few in private practice.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-09

KENTUCKY MANuFAcTUREs.-Th Mays.
vile Eagle states that the extensive Bag
ging Factory Of c. Shutz 81 Co.. Of that
city, manufactured dusing The last week.
thirteen thousand nine hundred and ihir-
weight yards OF bsRging, and fourteen
pounds of bale rope
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-09

The Boston papers state that the Mer.
chants Bank has been made depository
of public money in that city, vice ,. Fro.
Receiver Gsnsral--ofice abol'
ished.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-09

Glass church bells are among modern
wonders. Ono has just been cast in Swe-
den. Its diameter is six feet, and its tone
is said TO DO finer than any metal bsll.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-09

THE WHALE FIsHERy.-Tho repre-
sentative in Congress of the 18th Con,
gressional district of Massachusetts. has
furnished list Of the vessels engaged in
The whaling business. Their number and
the ports to which they belong, are as fol.
lows.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-09

A great rogue wrote home to his anx.
ious parents that he was doing well, and
was fact rising in the krare. al service.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-09

or which 60 are Barks, Briggs and
Schooners, and oil the rest ships, many
oil them 500 or 600 tons. THIS single
District then has $50 vessels-or, an az
gregate of ls5,650 tons-navlgated by
not less than 5000 seamen, engaged IN
single branch of enterprise. BAT. Amer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-09
VOLUME AZ.
Tur MaRTINsBURG GAZETTE,

I.pubIi.bed every Thursday morning al TMo
DoiI.aRs Der year. " paid in advancsj TWO
noiIaRS AND FIFTY CENTS within The
wear, and THREE DOLLARS at the end Of the
wear No paper discontinued untilall arrearsges
are paid. excep, al the option Of The publisher.
ApvgaTfsEaEsTs will be inserted three times
al One Dollar per square Of sixteen lines, and AT
Twenty five Cents for each subsequent insertion
The number Of Insertions must be marked on the
manuscript, or copy Of the advertisement sent, or
il will be coninued until forbid, and charged &C
epFdiuglv.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-09


VlKGINlA:-in the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Cbancery for Berkeley County, July
Rules, t84t,
Wiham g. Burns, PhD
ogaihst
William II Weede. John Jamison, Gerard wa
g,r Samuel suidcr and others, dts
IN cHANCERY.
TIME defendant. William n. Weede not having
IL entered his appearance and given security &C,
cotding TO the act OF Assembly and ihe rules OF
this Court aad it appearing by satisfactory sVi-
dence that he is out # this Commonwealth ; 1t Is
ordered that the said defe ndant do enter his ap-
pesrance 10 this suit on the first day of The next
term. and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and thai
a copy of this order be forthwith published in any
Newspaper within this county, and continued Tor
two mnnths successfully, and another copy thereof
po4ted al The front door Of the Court House OF the
said county.
Copy.-Teste,
JOHN STRoTHER. C.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-09
July Is. ls4l.--2m

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerk Office
OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Cnan-
Gerry Tor Morgan County, on the FIRST Monday in
Jnk, 1884,
RobsIt =. Gdstin, PiV.
sgniHst
William c. Dusenbe'ry aud VIM. Clark, DIE
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-09

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
ofihe C,rcu, Superior Cour, OF Law and Chan
Gerry fo, Morgan CouEly, on the first Monday IN
July, l34l,
Peter Michael and Isaac Cav, piEs
against
I.raeI Dawson, Andrew Michael, Jr. ind John
Gluten, Os.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-09-09

ViRGINlA;-Ats Court held tor Berkeley Couu-
~ at the G 'url- House, on Monday the l4th day
of JUNE, 1871,
John w. Boyd, pNT.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-07
IT { N S.

Gov. CASsov Of Tenn. died Mt Nashville, on the 10th
inst Iio was native OF North Carolina md about &C
y.nrs of age.
Some o( the New York Eating Houses employ must
csn. and singer. atirne. aud anuso customers when
taking their evening meal.
A western editor wants to know whathrr the laws
recently enneted against carrying concealed wenpon.
apply TO doctor. who carry riLLs in their pockets
A cabinet maker, having made table for customer
who did amer IL for several years, thus nd
dressed him. when nt last, he applied for it, "sir, You
arc the mos, ,us-soxEros-rABLE man I was ever nc-
quninted with"
Il IL said that the Amsisd eaptvss will probably g.
90 Africa this fall.
Tux MATE At tue HELN.-cnpt. Morrill,, of tho brig
sishse Of sale bound to foreign port,ded when
only Is days ont The Newburyport Herald say thai
the br. was nayi:ate into M1ysgueI by tho cap'an'
viIc. Such n MATE is worth having.
l- An itncrsnt Phrenologist in the Western States
lately stated that he had discovered about EIGHTY MS
rIscr ono,s. in the brain. Prentice OF the Louisville
Journal SAY, that he must have got hold of the head
"a VIRoisiA ABsrnAcTiosIsr
IIusrERs LoDoEs.-Thc Madisonnn says-" The
state facts upon which the Presidents timely procla
nation IL predicated would nstonish the people Mt
United States, were the dsnils spread before them"
b,y The Norfolk Herald says, that Judge Up'hur Is
detained t home by the dangerous Hines. OF his brother
Lieut. George +. Up.hur Of tho Navy. II !. terofrs
un certain when JnJ:e u. will bu =, Washington.
Corr Isprcrrp.-The Grand Jury o6 Now York hav,
found true bill nssnst Colt Tor the murder OF Mr.
Adams, aud hi, trial ba, been So. down for Mondny The
llih Of October.
An Essence PgpL,R KILLID.-We learn from gen
emsn lately from Do.ion ihs, The train oi cars upon
the sionngton aud boston rnion, ran over and crush
ed 10 deaths sKusk
s,rreter's Ephrrim say that In mseinrs ofthe peo
pic the men OF sr,sDisG alone SIT down, while the
sIT-iIons always STAND mp,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-07
ROBBERS CAUGHT AND Gagged.

A robbery was coo,mi'ied,a few days ago
upon the lIcrkimer County Bank N. York
10 the amount OF more than seventy ,housan nd
dollars. The robbery was discovered AM
the thieves pursued much sooner than they
anticipated. They were overaken at Sandy
Till. an their way 10 Cunadn, and the whole
of the money, except five or six hundred dol
lars, recovered.
On their arrival in Albany they were taker
to the jail and gave their names a. Anson e.
Brown, clerk Of the bank, Tobias T.. Green
printer, and w. G. Francisco, or Franciscus
They were examined before the proper su.
,horities, and are now confined in separate
cel lls
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-07
Fifteen days later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF TIE ACADIA.

p The Steamship Acadia arrived nt Bos-
ton on Tuesday afternoon, after the de-
parture of The first train Of cars. She
left Liverpool on tho 10th of September.
The Cotton market remained nearly ~
at the last advices. Prices had declined
about I-8d, but recovered again with full
sales and "a bettor teeliag.
The Imports Of all descriptions, up to
Sep. II, amounted to 974 ,O38 bales n
gainst ~, ,209 last year.
The state Of trade, although far from
encouraging, was rather more favorable.
Some failures. however, had taken place
The new Ministry had been officially
announced.
Sir Robert Peel and other members oi
the government, had taken thoir seats in
Parliament, upon their reelection.
An unsuccessful attempt has been
made To assassinate the Duke D'Au-
iniallc.
Spain and Portugal arc on the worst
terms. Many fear that war be-
tween them is inevitable. The Regent
of Spain is well disposed for rupture
with Donna Mara.
Mr.. O'Connell is strcnuously labor
ing in Dublin TO work up the repeal ag-
itation. He demands . 900, 900 repeal
ers, as a guarantee Of success, and ad-
vises incessant petitioning.
The state Of France is represented az
disturbed
Sir Robert Peel seems disposed to
carry on the new administration with
great moderation. He wishes Parlia-
ment to adjourn soon after passing the
necessary supply bills.
The political affairs Of the United
States occupy considerable space in the
English papers; but we see nothing OF
war.
The news from China is only one
day later than that brought by the Flori-
da, but is more full. Pror. jour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-07

We notice in somo of the Ohio papers
that TIoMAs Ewing is already no,nina-
ted for the presidency. Mr.. Clay is also
nominated aud strongly recommended
in several Southern and Western papers.
The following preface to the nomination
Of Mr.. Clay for the Presidency, copied
fiea, the Washington, Wilkes County,
Georgia News aud Planters Gazette,
will be pcruscd with interest by many of
our readcrs-ths advocates Of that dis
tinguished statesman.
"Ma. CLAx.-The unwavering course
of this disiing uished Statesman deserves
the appreciation Of every friend Of his
country. Amid difficulties and discour-
agen,emts which would have made des-
perate any ordinary man; through a
storm Of slander and insult from the vile
tools al faction against the fierce OPP
posuioa oG enemies, Who yainly hoped
that ',he Eagle in his pride ct place
could be 'ty mousing owls hawksd at
and siaia,' aud despite the treacherous
descr,ion Of false iricnds--he has held
on his way, answering, towards his
great aim and object, his country's good
When the troubled waters Of strife have
rolled over tho country and none seemed
10 have tho power to stay them, he
alone, seeking no personal aggrand'ze-
mcnt, which he might easily have mt
tanned in the tumult, nobly stood forth to
ailay it. When the land was about to
bo delugcd in blood, when the South
was arrayed against the North, State
against State, brother against brother,
who then threw himself into the breach
with 50 generous a self devotedness?
When the discord Of party was loudest,
there WAS he, but he came rs the Spirit
of Peace, and the strife was still. No
sell-sacrifce was so great, no danger to
his popularity so imminent that he dad
not boldly brave them for the public
good. Had he been President, never
should we have seen him setting up his
own private and individual opinions
against those 'of the Fathers of the
Great Republican School, against the
wishes of the nation, and against the
soicmnly declared will Of tho peoples
representatives.
"For more than thirty years has Hen
ry Clay been in public life, and what re-
ward has he rcnped for his numberless
sacrifices o! self, upon the altar of pa
trio,ism and conciliation9 These are mis-
rewards, to be londcd with vituperation
and insult, to have his services under
valued, his motives impugned, his repu-
taiion as.ailed, his claims postponed to
those of men who have proved them.
selves utterly unworthy Of public con-
fdcnce, to havo this very name which
is interviewer with honor in the history
Of the country, 'made as il it were spell
to false the wild devil with those ara
his rewards, But il is time those things
should be no longer, there is a deep and
growing respect in the H1ARrs or THE
rEorLE Tor this, their faithlullist servant
THE PRESERVER OF THE UNI
On f.rvent and increasing ndmira-
lion, az SCIIEMlNG POLITICIANS
will vet lcarp IN their cost
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-07

The Aboli,ionists Of Connecticut re-
Gently assembled in solemn convention
and nominated Francis Gillett, of Bloom
field, aud Levi Yale, Jr. Of Meridcn
as their candidates Tor Governor ant
Lieut.. Governor Of that State.
The same convention passed a resolu
luton that they would "respecttully take
leave"to ask Mr.. John Tyler, Prcsiden
of tho United States, to emanciP Pate hi,
slaves.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-07
ARRIVALS.

PeIDay, Oct i..-Ar scbs Rim, Cozzens, I'm Eondou
for Paw iscketj Experiment. Atkins, I'm Mhidstownct
Capt ATKINS reports shat the ship NmC Nye budding
ton which sailed TN New London the 2iih, reurnr,
mud anchored OF London ighI yesterday, h@vng IN
gale Of wind carried away mizzsp mast atu p-ninsi
main cap, nnd her bonis steve, &c.
Steamer Bnoon, woo.ey, im rrovid isr New York
Shops Arion, Hull, lin York tr Provid Charles
Ash, TN Provid for New York.
SATURDAY, Oct 2d.-Arr srhs Sarah I,0aiss, bright
man, from Dnliim"re tpr Fall River Hope r. kus.n
Thatcher, f Bath tor Provid Independence. Stewart
I'm New B~JG'rd tor Fall Rivers Ciiir~n, Munro ton
umden i"r do; Lewis Spicsr. iierfymnn I'm Bnnror Ia
New York; Leopold stuiley, I'm York Tor IinrwiSl
Pii0t.boat Relief, Of TsLury, I'm criiise.Spoke yes
ierday, on Gny Head brig -, fI Baitim"s inr NJ
Johns
sioOp Hudson, wnslow, I'm bedford for Prov.
SUNDAY. Oct 5j.--AT schs Gems, Lsnphrrr, from
Bangor RiaItr. Dodge I'm do for Warren; Morning star
Nicker.nu, i'm Bnib; Dorcns Kelly, TN Il" ior rro'h
Leo, Rogers. tin Gardiuer or Fall River; Mary, Hurt
I'm Hartford ior Bosionj Royal Welcome Gik~y, iron
Bangor for Proyid
bouIs fIu Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-07

YVES, the late gale hns blown down oil on
Il quinccs-ihen il you would make sa
wing n. 20 per cent. go to OMAN'S NEW
GROCERY, on Church street, n little above
the Masonic Lodge. and purchase n most ex.
celen, quality of DRY SUGAR ut twelve
pounds for one dollar-und thus sape by pre-
serring.
N. B. Any article Of equal quality n. cheap
as my where; and delivered in any purt oI
the town free Of charge.
Ncwpcrt, Oct. 9, lS4l.--dw.s
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n &c u

reNilE Subscribers having been aprointcd
> hy the Cour, Of Probate of the town of
Portsmouth. Commissioners 10 receive and
pxomine The claims of the estate ut Wt'',m
Hall. late OF Portsmouth, dec. and SIX months
heing allowed by said Court for That purpose,
we will respectively receive CLAIMS during
that time, md will have our final meeting n
The house of Oliver ID. Green, IN Portsmouth,
on the IAh day Of March nest, N Doclo'k
a. NJ. for the purpose oi meeting the credits ~
nn said csiate and Jeeld'pg on their several
claims.
$::'S ;::, ;::; s::;; S:::'''''': :;;S'''; c'""''
An persons ndcbtd To sslh estate, arc re-
ouss,.d ~ make immediate paymcn, w thc
fnuicrGgncd al Warren. X. !. who Is legally
appointed ad,pins,oior on said eslh'e ny snid
coust aud has oiyrn bond according ,o law.
ANTHONY CHASE, .9dmr.
Portsmouth. Sept. ~, ieil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-07
Dr. Van Rleiun0nt's Lotion,

For The enrr Of Frechies, Sm-bwn.
.Ioih. Pmpies, Of ersry desrrp-
ron.
This ceisbra,ed Lotion has been in univcr.a
favor for the last five years by the French. Eng
l-h and Italian ladies aud its high reputation
has induced the proprietor 10 placc il before ils
public for The benefit of those who suirrr tho
pain and mcrIiicaiion of roueh and chaG.d
Skin. fr,ckles, Moth, aud other Diseases pro
dnc-d, idom an unhealthy circulation Of tho
blood through The minute vessels Of the Skin.
ppnn The facs. &c. None gcnuiae without the
signature Of the proprietor Piico y 90.
X. } TAYLOR, sole Agent, N,vI,h.
| Aug. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-07

Preparations for IrouLle.-The
Springfield (lllinois) Journal Of a late
date says: "The Secretary Of War has
written to Governor CaS informing him
that the United States Government were
about 10 forward to some point On Rock
River, arms and ammunition, to be sub
jsct to the order Of the Governor in case
hostilities should cornrnence between this
county and the British and Indians"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-07
Ice Cream Ice Cream. !

FuNHE subscriber respectfully informs Tho
u Ladies and Gentlemen Of Newport, and
those visiting here through the summer months,
thar the Rooms over his store arc now ready
for the reception Of those who wish 20 refresh
themselves with Ice Cyoan,s, Confectionery,
Pastry, and every other article usnoily found
al Confectionery.
u-YsICE ORLEANS made to order, and
sent TO any part OF the town, at 81 cents per
quart, for iwoor more qnoris; single quart va
cents, and warranted equal 10 any made in thl.
good city. j. STAY, ~
June IL Opposite The Post Cihcc-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-07
Prospectus

I>iIE subscriber. ia compliance with the
urgent solicitation Of many persons oi
This place. who are dcsirous of establishing
~ this town n periodical exclusively devoted
To Literature and Miscellany. proposes to
publish a semi. monthly literary Journal ihai
shall meet tho cordinl appreciation Of bo,l,
sexes that shall instruct, interest and umusc
making a repository Of the cheircst gems oi
literature, both original and selected,
H lie is we'll aware Of the Ill success that
hns attended similar efforts, in different parts
at the state (; but he Is nevertheless willing
10 make the attempt, md ascertain who are
disposed to promote und encourage the un.
dcnnkiDg.
|, The Laurel will coniain original coinmu.
nicatons in Prose aud Poetry, together will,
Interesting selections from the Kpirkerbocker,
i.ndi.s' Companion, Lodies' Book, and in
tnct, oil the literary works Of the day. II
offers good opportunity for those who do
not subscribe for the above neiaed works, 10
paironlze IN" Laurel they will thus obtain
all tim, IN mos, valuable 10 our principal lite
rary Journals, for sncrc trine. ..
| The Editorial department will be chiefly
conducted by n literary genilrinnn, whose
services bnvc 0rcn secured for that purpose
|, md who has ut command. ample means oI
| producing nn nnteresiing aud valuable peri
odical. The typographical execution will bs
neat and plain.
/ C"SDITioSs.--'rhc LAUREL will be- pub
lishcd Mt the oiico of The HERALD OF TIN
\ TIMrs, IN quaro FORM of eight Psges. three
columns cari, on fine paper and new type
semi monthly, n' The l"w price of one doiia'
per an,,,,i. IN ndrnncs. or one doilW and my
ce,is. al the end Of The year.
l The first number vii be issued on the Isl
Of November. provided a sufficion, number
Of subscribers are obtained to warrant the
undertaking on or before the 20ih ofOctober
/ Subscriptions received at the Office Of The
! Herald of the Times.
LANES ATKINSON.
/ Newport. Sept. 30, 1871.
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rs q e AHAG EE,

IN Bristol on tho 2Oth uli. Mr. John slndo, 10 Miss
Harriet Paine, both ~ Bristol On the 2sh, Mr AIRS
hun simmons, of cranson, 10 Miss Deisnm H. Jones', oi
Bristol.
IL Providence. 27ih ult. Mr. VIM Dun, of Baltimore.
10 Miss Mary W. eldest daughter VI the late Capt John
Fisher, ofP.
In Fall River, 9G,h nit. Mr. Job o. simmons Of Tiv.
erion, Ia Miss Esther Nrsus, VI faii River.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-07

NEw-YoRK SrEAMBOArs.--Wc un-
dorstand that we are TO have but one
steamboat per week after this, via this
place to Providence, which will arrive
on Sunday morning, and leave on Mon
day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-07

FUNERAL.--The remains of the late
Lord SyDENHAM, Governor General OF
Canada, were cntombed at Kingston, on
the 9th inst. with great pomP.
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Guars;ian's Notice.

yyyIlE subscriber has been Gu.y appointed by
a tbe Hon Court of probpic, OF Newport,
Guardian of bc, children, Caroline A. Iovic,
Martha Lo,ic, Abby u. LOWE, and ELLEN G.
Io,ic, minors, children of William Lovie, isfn
cl Newport, ,M,rchnnl, dee. aud hps given bond
10 said Cour' ior isr fsibhl di.rhHrgo of tho
dnii,s oi said itpsi, she Requests ell rersons
having claims against the ssid mirrors 10 pre-
sent ihoin for adjusimrni, ard ihors ipdsbt, d
To- baku inmt date pH, msni io
MARTHH 81 LOWE, Ggeysbr.
N.vpofi, tsn. ?, isii 90 w. iA"C
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RE MOVAL.

T GOODSPEED rcspe c,fully informs his
- friends aud customers that he has re-.
moved his AUCTIONS COMMISSION
STORE, to No. 81, opposite the Post Office,
where he will continue to cnrry on the above
business. On baud, new aud second hand
stoves, suitable fnr vessels and family use;
furniture, broodcloth. red flannel, paper hang.
ings marine shells, and oil kinds Of goods
usually found in nn Auction Room, and will
attend auction sales IN any part of the town
on reasonable terms. Grateful for past IN.
vors he respectfully solieits n share Of future
patronage. Oct. Z, leil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-07

Z, is expected that the Western rail road
will b. completed through the summit cut ~
Washington IN. morrow, and opened through.
cui To- The boundary limo oi the State ~ New
York. di~ianre 81 IGI miles from Dos,on.--
Bos'oa DGi'y lie.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-07
III. SESSIONS,

Has just opened Mc foilowing articles, nj
New style Ribbons aud Scarfs,
Rich Mous.eiDe do l.ainc-, saxonys,
"A Mcrinos Of elegant shades,
Plain " d. i.aines. ditto.
Rosin Plads free from cotton,
I,juied Or rlrans Cloihs s. Caslinercs.
Plain black NJ de i.aine, extra quality,
Figured Alrpines. j-t aud blue black do.
Black Thibe, Cloth. dark Gingban.,
RicI, English 4 French Prints,
Gloves. ilunikerchiels, &c.
Selected with caro and for sale ut low prices
Sept. %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-07

A meeting was held at Albureh, (Vt) on
the Oath in consequence Of the late abduction
OF lanes W. Grogan. Strong but temperate
and appropriate resolutions were passed, ex-
pressing their strong resentment at this vio-
,a,ion Of our treaty, tho necessity Of obtaining
redress at any hazard and firm reliance
upon the disposition Of the general govern
,psot, promptly to demand the releasc of The
prisoncr and satisfaction for tue injury.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-07
For Summer Complaint,
SliERMAN'S
CRErAoEcUs LoZEWaHs,

A RE an excellent substitute for the crsia.
~ ccous, or chalk MIXTURE commonly sold
in the shops. They are pleasant to the taste.
ard two or three taken occasionally, will rurn
Heartburn ond acidiiy Of the stomach. Chill
dren troubled with simmer complaint, " IL
find great rclicI from taking ,hcn'. Sold by
ISept 81 X. ]. TAYLOR,
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WM. S. VOSE.

nFFERS for sale his whole stock of Con.
~ ieciIonary, Toys, Soda works aud 6s-
turcs. rs they now stand in The Store ut mar
kci square; the opportunity that now offers
for some one 10 g., rich don't happen every
day, NJ all get rich that enlist under the sugar
plum banner. The store will be- let for one
yenr or more.
Also, two Of PENS Billiard Tables Of the
frs, quality for sale. and room to lot,
Also, room in I'd story, sniiable Tor an often
or club room, I6 by 81. For further par'lcu-
Iarsenqniro as above. Sept. 2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-07
ID T. IT'S II II Y /,

4 EWIS +. GALLUP, NJ. ID. respectfully
- informs the Ladies aud Gentlemen of
Newport, that he has returned to the Rooms
which he formerly occupied in Spring street,
near Trinity Church, whore he will be happy
to attend 10 sll persons who may require has
professional assistance.
Newport, Aug. ", 1911.