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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04
AID CT THE TIM lES

A Temperance society has been formed at
Providence, which numbers eleven hundred
Irish.
ANOTHER DErALcA1 IoS.-The Directors
Of the Franklin Bank, OF Baltimore have dis.
covered that Mr.. l.. lla~kinsl the former
Cashier, and who had acted in that capacity
for nearly twenty years, is deiauller 10 the
amount Of 100000.
The profits of the New Jersey state prison
last year were $4,000.
Posr OrFIcE DEPARTMENT.--A letter from
Cincinnati, dated the l7th inst. to the editor
Of the Albany Evening Journal, says ,ha,
Mr. Elisha Whttesey hus agreed TO accept
the post OF First Assistant Postmaster Gen
ernl, under Mr.. Ewing.
In the Now York Court Of Sessions, the
Grand Jury have returned seven bills Of in
dc,mont against J. b. Glentworih, for having
paid or contracted 10 poy money for procur'
ing persons to come from Philadelphia tc
New York, to vote in the Charter Election.
II is said that tho British are fonifyin9
Halifax in the most imposing and formidable
manner.
The Jury in the Eldridge case at Philadel
pha, after having been confined nearly q
fortnight have at length been discharged
They stood eleven tor conviction and one
for acquittal, and the minority member re
fused to confer with the majority.
1thas been unanimously resolved at meet
ng of the bank officers in Baltimore, 10 re-
sumo specie payments in that city on the lS'
Of February. The Virginia banks will also
resume to-day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04

The ship Sea New, Of Salem, was
seized and taken possession Of by the
British brig of War Persian, on the
27th Nov. while lying in the harbor OF
Ambriz, on the coast Of Africa. The
entire cargo was turned out, down to
the kelson, but not finding any thing
that looked like being concerned in the
slave trade, they replaced the cargo.
The crew were taken out Of tho ship,
and the officers scurvily treated. The
I'd mate Of the Sea New, and three Of
the crew have arrived at New Bedford,
in a whaler from st. Helena. The Sea
New had gone to Sierre Leone. The
correspondent of the Salem Register
asks-"How long are we to submit tt
such outragcs from her Majesty's cru's-
ers! 7"
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LEGAL N TiCE S.
Court Of Probate, .Nt,cpOn, FEB, Isl, 1871.

Court Of Probate, .Ne,ep0n, FEB, Isl, ISL
TPON the petition of William f. Smith
~ and Samuel Smith, Guardians Of The
person and estate Of Mara Smith, Of the town
and county Of Newport, a Minor, stating that
the personal estate of the said Marin Smith
is insufficient by the sum oftwo hundred SIX
teen dollars five cents. io pay the Just debts
Of said Maria, and praying for authority to
sell all the right. title and interest of said
Maria in and to n lot Of land situate in -
Street, on Easton's Poin, in said Newport, ur
so much thereof as will be sufficient to raise
SAID sum with nciden,al expenses.
II is ordercd,tha said petition be received,
and the consideration thereof be referred to a
Court Of Probate, TO be holden at the State
House III Newport, on the first Monday IN
March next, at . o'clock q. ~. and that said
petitioners give notice to all persons interest
ed to appear at said Time and place and
object 10 the granting the prayer of said pc
tilon if they shaIl see cause. aud that said
order be published three successive weeks
previous to said time in the Herald Of III,
Iin.ts. A trne copy-witncss:
B. B. IIowLAND, Pro. CFk.
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PORT OF NEW WP0RT.
CLEARED.
eth, sehr. Challenge, Johnson, New York.
ARRIVALS.

THURSDAY, Jan. 2sh. Arr. bnrque Hebron Hood, o
Boston, 20 ds im Mobile, Tor Providence. spoke Eo
thing.
Ship Lion, Martin, I'm New York ior Providence.
sch. Triton, Smith, OF and fni COinsset. ior frOvid
sloops Isaac III. Borden Brown. hi Now York Kicn-
H. Heath, fn Iroy. for n. iork Charles, ash, do
for do.
FkIDAy, Jan. 29ih.-arr. brig Moznrt Cunningham, o
and I'm Boston for Philadelphia.
rchs. Albert NJ. Hale Pierce of and fn Boston for n.
York Triton, In Ocrncockc for Providence; sun Hail.
IN N"rolk Tor dol RcLccea, Foster, hn Elizabeth Cy
or Dighton.
sh"ps Cadet. swsn I'm Baltimore for Fall River
jas. LhnphcHr. Kenny, I'm Proyd. Tor n. York
SATURDAY. Jan. 30th.--arr. brig Ganza Fernnld, I'm
Pr"v idcncc for Mobile.
srhS Corn, NAV berry I'm Providence; VIM. Tell
stevens, I'm Nor'h Carolina Tor Providence Arilla,
Dunbar, I'm do. ior 10.
Rev. Gutter jackson, Frazer, I'm n cruise
soops Herald, Manchester, I'm New York for Prov
Amey, Cook, hn 1iycrt0n.
SLSDAr' Jan. 3lst-nrr sch. -----, I'm New York
for Providence.
Soop Cleaner, Colt I'm Prov yideneo for Bloomington.
MONDAY, Feb. lst.-nrr. Pilot boat Fuvoritt Of New
Bedford I'm cruise. spoke this day, aud put pilot
an board ship Iemuc &. Richmond, Wood Of and Tor
New Bedlnrdr I'm the Pacific Ocean, with $500 Jbl, ~
oil. - mos out
Pilot boats superior, aud Hornet, Of Tisbury, from
/ cruise.
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MEMORANDA.

spoken. Dec. 2jth, Trinidad bearing =. =. T.. Drg
POCAHoNTAS, Barker Of this port, with so bbls
sperm oil.
Arr nj New Orleans, leih ult ship kun-oH, Tavlor,
fin New York 18Th, brig CHnoncus. Biglcy, I'm this
port.-At do. 18Th, schrs. Octaya, Werren, aud Nob
colt. NOrlhLp both for Havana the next week brig sra
Bird, Hammond, ig for this port.
sa led from Norfolk, 10Th ult., ship WIN. Engs, Coe,
for IIlyahn.
Cd Mt New Orleans, 9Th ult. sch Export, Gardner,
for Ncrmilion Ray.
At Havana 9Th ul sch Tns-o BNrfick, Is ds I'm this
port; 10th, Eagle, Wiley, Tor Savannah unc l7hr
Franklin Greene smith, for Mnriel.
Sailed I'm Havana, 2j,h u!I., sch Warsaw, sweciser
for Boston.
At Wilmington, 9Th uli., brig ociav!a, hoSic, from
Charleston.
cid at Apaachicos, l3lh ult., brig Florida, Phillips
for New York.
Cd at Charleston, Goth ul., brig Echo, Me'scr 6'r
Wilmington.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04

1t must be highly gratifying to the feelings
of every sound whig in this State, that the
General Assembly have passed an act nppro-
priatng 5000 for the erection of monument
over The grave Of that distinguished patriot,
STEPHEN HopKINs. II any spot of earth
more than another is hallowed, it must be
that which contains the ashes of the illustri-
ous dead, and it is tribute justly due from
the living, in some manner to mark those
places which contain these sacred relics.
Gov Hopkins has been called the Samuel
Adams of Rhode Island, because, like him,
the powers Of his able and energetic mind
were early enlisted IN the contest which ter
minated in the separation of this country
from Great Britain; and because, like Albums,
he shone conspicuous in that Congress
which, on the 4th July, l77G, pledged what
was dearcr to them than life, that these COLO
nes should in the full enjoyment of their
rights, be free and independent States. The
loco foco members, with Mr.. Atwell at their
head, arrayed themselves against this act,
thereby making its passage glorious, while
they for once, showed themselves consistent,
for i, was meet that those. who for twelve
years strove to ovcrtun this fabric, which
was reared in defiance Of an opposition
equally powerful, should now attempt to con-
sign the names of its founders to oblivion.
JuNIus.
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7 II tM " S 0

o. The President Of the United States
has issued his proclamation summoning the
Senate to convene at Washington on the 4th
March. This is in conformity to usage, the
attendance Of the new Senate will be rcqulr-
ed in forming the new administration.
The votes Of the electoral College for
President and Vice President will be count.
cd in the Senate Oh the Sth Of February
when the election will be officially declared,
Gen. Harrison left Cincinnati OIL the 9Th
January for Washington. lie has probably
reached there by this time.
The Sth Of February has been assigned by
the Virginia Senate for the election of U. s.
Senator 70 succeed Mr.. Roanc, whose term
cxpircs on the 9TH Of March next.
Mn. VAS Bugry.-Thc st. Louis New
Era SAYS n meeting Of the Loco F"co mem
bcrs oi the Legislature oi Missouri. was 10
have been held y, Jefferson Guy. 90 the Ielh
INST. ,o nominate Mr. Van Buren tor the
Presidency four years hence.
n%Alcxnudcr Barrow has been chosen
Senator IN Congress by the Legislature oi
onisiana. ilciss Wing aud takes The place
of Robert G.. Nicholas.
n.@Thcro will hc remarkable eclipse o'
The moun, to.piurrow evening See alma
mac and preceding columns.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04
D z a n II 8 .

ON SUNDAY morning last, Mr.. Samuel Noyes in the
-6,b ,c,r of his ngo, formerly OF Sharon, Ma.s.--
- Taunton pap,rs will please copy the shave.
In New York sunday inornng Inst, oibilious Gvrr
Mis-. Mary d. r. Lyon, second daughter of tie late CoL
Iohn B LYON, Of this town, ared 4l yehr-Ihe ehlu-
.tic pen i. being daily welded To record IN the scroll
,,r,hs bullcn tae fame oi her departed children We
hond thcrofIre refrain this occasion from sJ ihr
hc ,ns.nr tribute respect TO the departed had the
,nrel of death ia the Iunllnent OF his divine mission
c,n br,,,n and in his universal hnvoc at the human
h,nil, indiscriminnt,ly borne one of earths weary
hI1rn oni the phantom. " time to the realities a.
,tcruiy But far otherwise ~ HI by well directed
sloy tho archer has robbed f-mily of it's brightest or
,smen IN, community of unc nf NEST valuable brn
cb,s aud the church of God Ot one of s most eNemar,
members The subject "f this notice has lived most
~h..,ened and christian hf ard her death perfect
" ~ accordance with u In her demise W. ieel TIE
truth Of tbs words of the F"tt'
The good die fret,
And those whose hearts are dry as summer dust
Burn to the socket
Ia tho .p,d,n d,,h o( this Young lady .re totchN
r,mnd,J Of the utter vanity ~ sl human rur.rs NJ
,,r,r hen Ic,.t ,p,ctrd of the sirest o rom.
n,uion. has beeu called rcm ~, to take her alutod
nicb. IN N, temple of silcurS, whgre there nthhci
counsel ~ device.
ar 8. long and time is neoinr,
And cur hrarIs. though stout -nd brave,
au1 bke nnfied drums, are beating
fupernl marches to the grave.
Olives of eht.tirbs NJ remind ~
W, rAn make our avn snblinsi
Ard tophfirs l,av lehinf ne
ISti,.tis ou De tt 'ls ~ iimt. =
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04

Court Of Probate. .Nevpon, Feb. |. lS4l.
'UNHE Administrators irs! account on the
i estate of Thomas a. Townsend, late oi
Newport, Trader, deceased, was presented
for allowance.
1t is ordorcd,,h the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to II Court
of Probate, to be holden at the State House
in Newport, on the lst Monday in March next
at 9 o'clock q. tn, and that previous notice be
gwen by publishing copy of tins orderthree
several times in the HcraM Of the Times, for
all persons interested to appear at said time
and place and be heard.
A true copy-witness
u. b. ilowLANp, Pro. CPk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04

CoNGRRss.-Tho doings of Congress in
our preceding columns are as late as Thurs.
day. The scene in the House between
Duncan and Johnson, on Monday and Tues
day, we have given pretty full account Of
The New York Express thinks the only way
to correct such scenes in Congress, 10 by
publication.
The presumption bill was iuther debated
in the Senate on Friday by Mr.. Clay, of Ky.
in conclusion; and on Saturday by Mr.. Cal
houn again, followed by Mr.. Mangum and by
Mr.. Webster briefly in reply.
The Treasury Note bill was also further
debated in the House by Mr.. Wise, who
gave his reasons, and argued agains, dis
trlbuton of the proceeds of the public lands
among the States. lie was in favor Of a
National Bank, but against troubling the
tariff question at present But little other
business was done in the House on Friday
or Saturday except a continuation of this pro.
longed and Improbable debate.
Mr.. Rves took his seat in the Senate on
Saturday, making 81 present. Culhbert
of Georgia, alone being absent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04
EscaI,, Flair Restorative.

yeNlIE best article yet discovered for pro-
noting the growth Of Hair.
Used asa ponatum, 1t VIII prescrv" the
hair in "A most beautiful Condition, keeping II
soft and glossy, and disposiug Ii to curl u.ost
luxnrianily. 1t will impnrt to light, sandy
hair darker aud richer shade, and wond',-
fully improve the appearance Of all SHADED
and colors.
The prices are 81 per bottle and &3 per
lar. For sale by II. j. TAYLOR,
Jan II. l4o ThlmCs street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04
BRIGHTON MARKET-MoNDAy, Feb.

BRIGHTON MARKET-MoNDAy,F Feb ist
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser aud Patriot.
At market, 3sa Beef Caltlc, 30 Stores, and
1850 Sheep. 60 Beef Cattle unsod.
PnIcEs-Becf Caftie--We reduce our quo
ta,ions to conform to sales to-day; few were
purchased on Saturday at higher prices We
quote fow extra $6 25; first quality S5 IS Il
80; second quality So Do; third quality
sl 25 s.
Sheep-Wo quote lots at 81, 5ca IS
Wothers 3 10, ! 25, 75a5.
Srine-None at market. About 200 are cx-
pcctcJ next week.
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SHHEIKssEF's SALE.

NEWPORT, Sc
Epl virtue OF an Execution issued out Il
% the Court Of Common Pleas for thi
county Of Newport. May ! erm, lciO, and 10
ne directed and delivered, | VIII s1ll at pub.
lie auction on the premises, ~ lhe hgh"st
bidder, Oh Monday, the first day At March,
1911. at three o'clock, r. NJ all tic fgh', tIl!e
and interest that William ). Randolph, uf 81.
Louis, in the State Of Missouri, merchant. had
on the second day of August, 1882 az to
o'clock, i. VI. (whCn attachment WAS W,ue
on original @rH,) IN aud to Farm snah'cd
IN Muddletown, ~ said county, aud koown ~
4 the CLARK Farm" containing GOuut sMly
acres, ond now improved W Peter BARKER,
ESQ. Conditions u, sOle.
WM. II. DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
Newport, Feb. A, lS4l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04

a Lecture will be delivered THIS EVE
MING, at Armory Hall, by Rev. FRANCIS
vrxroy. Subjcc,-Tbe Constitutions of the
Several States Of the Union.
Lecture commences ut o'clock. Tick
cts ~ I-2 cents, to bo had ut w. Galatians
Book store, or ut the door.
Prb lih
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04

The celebrated Brahan,, (now &c
years Of age, has recently been sing
ing to crowded audiences in Providence
IIc is now in Boston. Thoug n evident
ly not what he has been, the papers
say that he is yet a NEST powerful
singer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04

MAINE SENAToR.-The Legislature
of Maine OH the 28th Jan. elected the
Hon. GEORGE Evans to represent that
State in the U. $. for the term of SIX
years from and after the Sd of March
next. in the House Mr. Evans had "a
votes, John Fairfield 81, scattering 3
- in the Senate, Evans IA, Fairfield 8.
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Administrators a Notice.

'lNIIE subscribers having been duly op-
pointed by the Court %! Probate OF New
port, Administrators on the estate OF lsanc
C. Peckham, late Of Newport, Block maker,
deed, and having given bonds as the law d'-
reefs, requests all persons having claims
against said Estate 10 present the same for
adjustment; and all persons indebted TO said
Estate 10 make immediate payment TO
STANTON PECKHAM, J adm,rs
JOHN B. WEEDEN,
Newport. Feb. 4, lSll.
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SHyEgIlNF'S SAL E.
NEWPORT. ss.--
EDY virtue of an execution is

NEWPORT. ss.--
EpY virtue of an execution is
EO sued out Of the Cour of Common
Piers for the County Of No"PoIt. Nay Tenn,
lS.O and 10 me dnec,ed and delivered.
will sell at Public Asctiou on tho premises,
10 tho highest bidder, on Monday, MareS ist,
1911, all the right. tile and interest ih"t
William :. Randolph, oi e. Lor's, ~ thu
State OF Missouri, merchant. had oD tln soc'
nj day Of August, a. ID. 1889, IN and to a."
following described real estate, attached on
the original writ on the said second Day of
August, 1t the hours herein after named, 10
Wit
Several lots OF land living to-
geilier and adjoining, situated IN sad New
p,rt. with d dwelling house thereon Standing
--Loun led westerly parly by the ltrdo oond
Library lot. aud partly on land of fdin'cl
Ward soulhcrly on the road leading 10 the
beac!, from, Mn Street; ca,ievy on land
now or !a,o belonging to John II. Eq.lon, o1d
norlherly partly Oh II road. ana partly on lard
of Audlcy Clarhe---srtached at 10 o'c.Ocs and
thirty minutes, A. NJ
.Wso, one ether lot Of land.
situated in snid Newport, bot uicd south aud
east by a road, or street, north Oh lhuh iaic ot
Charles Vinson, aud ives, on land Of Audley
Clarke--attached at 30 minutes past ten o.
clock, A. NJ.
Also, one other lot OF lard in
said Newport, containing abolt two and ono
half acres-boundcd north anJ east on lana
belonging to estate of ElIZ, 5. Philips, deed;
and westerly on luud late belonging to f,aac
Burdick-a,lached at 10 minutes past !,n
clock, A. NJ.
/ .1Jso, another lot OF land s.tIa-
ted at the South end Of Thames street, IN
said New port bounded rOrihrry on Innd
late belonging 10 John Cahoone, westerly o.
Thamcs-street, soutLerIy partly by band 'f
Charles Gyles, and partly by lana ot Jphn
Howard, and oastery on land now or late
belonging to John Howard attached at Ii
o'clock. a. NJ
.iiS0, a lot Of land situated III
Thames street in said Newport, w'th > store
thereon standing, bounded west on !hnm
street north on land of Benjamin Marsh.
east on land now or late belonging ~ Than-
dnre phnnoy, and south on land pow "g 10 %
uf SAID phnncy y-at,lached ut 10 minnics
past II O'Clock, A. NJ.
The above sale viii commence with tie
first described premises. nt . o'clock A. VI.
on sad irst day of March Condition p
sale. WM. Ii. DOCUl.hH, SttrJ'
Newport. Feb. :, 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04

In New YORK, on the zeih plt Anna, youngest
dfngier "l john a. tnii,y Zen aged ~ n.osiior fe.
mains were brou4ht 10 ths place besisrGy AID lngird
Ia The Grave ,ngd Of her grandfather, JusiHh L. sazw
Esq.
$50 fades the lovely blooming flower.
Cul down aud withered in M hour
In Portsmouth, ut the Asy lunl, Ph.bo Sucum, aged
about - yoars.
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E1S a q q s a g = S {.

Az New shoreham, on the 2lst ult., Mr. John q
sheffield to Miss Lucinda w. Coc daughter oi Benz i
Coc, Esq. =.
In Bristol on Wednesday evening last, Mr.. John Nal
chnhsy formerly Of Warren to Miss Hannah .. Frank
lin. of Bristol.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04
E;xcCutGr,s Notice.

rE,HE subscriber having been appointed
~ Executor on the estate Of Elizabeth An
,hony late Of Middletown, dec. and having
accepted said trust and gwen bonds accord
ING to law, requests all PERSONS having de-
mand4 against SAID estate 70 present The
same for settlement, and those indebted to
make immediate payment. ...-.,,
GEORGE ANTHONY.
% mo- I,h, lSil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04

From FLORIDA. from Flo
rida as late as the 10Th Of Jan, state
that Maj. Belknap had brought in if-
teen Indians, that Gen. Read had ta-
ken six warriors and two negroes, and
that it was reported forty Indians had
come in at Fort King.
A letter dated TRADER's Hill, (Ga }
Jan. 10, gives an account Of scout,
Capt. Jernigan had with small detach-
ment OF his company, between Forts
Moniac' and Tay lor, when they discov-
cred an Indian trail in swamp, and
soon after were surprised by three In
dians who attempted to fire upon them
but ssed.-Two Indians they killed,
and the other escaped wounded 1t was
thought that they were spies, sent to as
certain what openings existed for anoth'
er Indian adventure.
The writer Of the letter referred TO-,
says, "that an army Of $4,000 men will
be required 10 rid Florida Of the enemy
unless they have already surrendered
voluntarily. Tho theatre Of war en-
braces a territory Of Al 900 square miles
Three or four thousand men is Il mere
handful for such service"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04

BRISTOL COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE In
sURANcE CoMPANY.---F'rom report
made by the Directors on the lst Jan
uary, it appears the actual capital OF
this company in premium Notes, Gall
secured by Mortgages upon the land as
well as upon the Buildings insured, }
amounts to the enormous sum Of S3l6,-
452 74-and cash on hand S637 Co.
The whole amount Of property at risk
by the Company, during the past year,
was "a, ,823 ,698 5O-and the whole a.
mount of loss claimed, only S212 22.-
We should suppose the above statement
would be sufficient to induce all per-
sons, who would feel the loss of their
property, to get it insured; particularly
where it is situated in the midst Of a
wooden town, like our own. We be-
lieve the Rhode Island Mutual to offer
equal advantages. yet strange to say,
not one half the dwellings in Newport
arc insured--whether from negligence or
misunderstanding of mutual insur-
ance, we presume not to say,-but this
we know, there is much more hazardcd
than most Of us are aware OF, and we
often tcar this truth ,cilI be too soon
forced upon Me minds Of The most u''-
suSpeciing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04

Thos. M. Burgess, Esq. has been
elected Mayor Of the City of Provi-
denco, in place Of Hon. S. w. Bridg-
ham, deceased.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04

The Sch. Glide, Capt Gould, in attemptng.to come
into this harbor yesterday nj o'clock IN c0pse-
qucnCe Of thick weather and installing the hnd Went
shore Mackercl Cove Beach, where she now lies.
She will probab! he got on without sustaining much
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Botanic medicines,

EUSr received aud for sale by
C &. 4. pICKHAN
One door above WIN. ilbvr's Mill
OPVAPOR BATHS can also be bad "t
tho Iuu,c ,,l,cc Jan. q.
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t'as:lio,ab be
;lnrinn Ectnlllisi mont

lulIUIIH. ENINVIEi 1T NJ
y>IIE subscriber has taken the store rc,
Gently occupied by PtuGeH & TiHey
aud will contlnue To carry ou the Ial,Ouug
business IN al its branches.
Cutting particularly attended 10,
He VIII Keep or hand we'll sclcrtcI as-
sorment Of Cloths, Casimcrcs. NcsNrgsy
Sc. &c. WM. IL. TlLLEl.
Newport, Nov, 12, lS4O.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04

uERNAN's POOR MANS PAS
- TERRIFIC best strengthening plaster
~ the world, and a sovereign remedy ior
weahrcss in the back, sides, rheumatism,
lumbago &c. warronted superior TO all others
and for one quarter the usual prIce-ii4
cents each, for sale BY Il. }. TAYLOR.
Jan 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-04
EXPLOSION, FIRE AND Loss or
LIFE.

The India Rubber Factory, in Prov
idcnco, situated in Fountain street,
near Holmes brewery, was destroyed
by the bursting of the boiler OF the
steam engine, on Friday morning last,
between . and 10 o'clock. The boiler,
(says tho JournaD weighed 450O pounds,
and was 26 feet long and 3G feet in di-
ameter. 1t was thrown directly over
the brewery. and lodged upon the hill
opposite, distance of 300 feet There
were 10 persons employed in the Fac
tory, IA females, three men and two
boys. At the time Of the explosion,
there were 10 in the building, the women
with one of the partners, in the second
story, the man and boys in the first
The roof fell in instantly, and several
of the persons found themselves upon
it. All made their escape but one Cor
della N. Buxton, whose body was taken
from the ruins, SO dreadiully injured
as to be scarcely recognized. Mrs
Bangs was badly burnt--Maria Cheddel,
was also badly burnt, and several others
more or less injured by the flames and
the falling timbers. The building was
totally destroyed, and the brewery op-
posite, somewhat injured. Loss, from
$1,000 to $4,000. There was no in
surancc.
The bricks from tho Factory, were
carried one hundred yards into dwell
ing house, damaging the house and
furniture. Part OF the roof Of the bull
ding blown up, was carried into Broad
way, a distance Of 900 feet.