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GLADNESS.

Let US always rejoice,
Whatever beIide.
Though myriad blessings
To us ale denied:
Though u pathway o'sT earth
Seem darksnme and drear,
There is much all around us
To gladden. and cheer.
Earth's - rdens are fruitful.
Rich hlr>snms are there,
Which mr!trl> my Gull,
ii they serk them with care;
They my ca'her pure gems.
As with caution they stray
Md the rhorns and tie weeds
o. Earrh's rugged way.
Let Us always %rejoice.
Bur>h sorrow and NO,
And ill each sad bosom
Wish rapture To glow;
For the world before US
Hath iny> Ia br >onuh'.
And Al. Nature win blessings
10 cheer u II i:"uLht.
WHY should we in sadness.
l.a"cnr and rcIrn".
Nhll>' tinncrS "f pleasure
Al u Us 10 iuIn".
WrI.i lie uri.h' orr Of friendship
j. da,'mG ~ ben n<.
AMI the tnuriam al Hope
is steering II, streams?
Lee lis always .ri"icc,
Il. hiilhc>rmc aud -rv.
Times ci'aGIni wheels
Sn"n wh' hrtr u aAav;
E rCh hour i H. TING.
Like Ih" ur-l-.r .I"asn.
And iIfr vii >"mn she'd
lis cxpirny Lean.
Then lei us he JOYOUS,
Abroad ar at home.
Seem gIadsnmc and cheerful.
Wherever we roam:
Friends then will arouse.
A. ih"v !i>r in II ,"Ice.
Ard in-Iir-d with pleasure,
BE Ind and r-j"Ircl
, 1841-03-13

@We are authorized to announce DIR. C..
II. BAILEY rs 4 candidate for the offices of
Circuit and County Court Clerk of Lincoln
county.
, 1841-03-13
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NTTNTI.NsN II I 7 Nv w ITtL.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen that tie nnhr r-i-uCi
! ' has taken out letter. of Aiminlt.atinn "u the
estate nf T.lman Weaver. d. ceased. from the Cuu,ty
Court, Of Rhils Co hearing date Dec. lith, l~iu: all
=" rs"Ts. ihrfrfnrr, whu have any clnim- Hsain.t III,
estate of saId hrcc1-sd. ne IrgurrCd Ia exhibit the
same duly authenticated fm aIInwaurr, within onr
year from the date "f,sii letters. ~ they may he
r~"ciEdrd from hrvinc any hr"'ft Ut SAID rs'a;- ard
If -uch claIm> are not presented within thee yrurs
they will he fnr-lpr barred
Et.IZ NRErH WEAVER, Admin tx
Jan q. l>il-:t.
, 1841-03-13
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE l. h-rrh' ri,"n. that the unh-r iEn, !
. Y has ATTAINED from the Geek nf th" County
Cont "f Warren county, lrti,I> 81 Afmi"i-rraiirh
upnn TIA" E-t,rr @; .;uhu Tire. trcrH-ei. bearing
date III" 9Th day of February. l-ii. Al rrr-"nsha'
inS claim- a-aiu-t said r-tat.. AZ. rruurs'rt! Ia rxiib-
u them in one wear fum thu ,li'~ ~ mid lrIIrr- i.r
advance. ~ thry rnny tee prrcIudrl Ir,n any rncfr
IT said estate; lni r -uch claiu- are not presented
~ith:n rhrrr ,'ar- from the dn'e OF Nsia :, ;teG-, they
Willie forever barred.
AMANDA VI + TICE, hdn:ai':;'x
DUGLASS WYATT, Adn'r.
, 1841-03-13

o. We are authorized to announce JOHN
S. HUSTON as candidate for the offices of
Circuit and County Court Clerk, of Lincoln
county
, 1841-03-13
NUrII /.

TIVE Undersigned w"I.d propose tn ruu hiI Geld
. ing R"rhn"t, over any track l.. the county a.
Pike. Mo one ih"u.Hrd ,a"l< fur the sum uf Five
Hundred Dol;Hr., against nny hor.r rnnrr nr e,ldin-
III said county. according to the rnl.s Of rarius
trh S'-O- w. GIBSON.
, 1841-03-13
From the Nillrnui ! IIlrbinTcr.
BEWARE OF JOHN P. HUNTM

THE Undersigned. Elders at the Church
l. al Christ nj L'eSlmrg. hv and with the
c"ncurrr CO nf the Church, take this mrihnd
"f c%auri"ninr The public generally against Il
certain h So individual. named JOHN i Hunt.
formerly Il member al this c. ~nrregniInn. tut
in consequence "f iminpral dishonest conduct.
the lhand"nmenr "f his wife and helpless
little daughters. and IN extensive fraud Trac-
iI>cd on the community, has been thrown he
You'd the pale "f Christian fellowship. and IN
deed aImn-t of public charity. That he
NAV not iTain impose on an unSuspeciing
community. or IN s"me innocent female. we
caution them Ia he on their guard. Said
Hunt Is br trade n gun smith and black
smith: about 40 wears az age. 5 feet 8 inch
es high. dark complexion. black eyes or dark
black hair. round shnuldered, spare
features Of %.enrerl manners. quite grave. vel
fond of changes; TIC has lately been seen in
Missouri with abundant supplies. while lis
lamTlv are here m want; II has only hecn
about twn years since hP i'm, 'osed himself nn-
ms; his previous life we are informed had
been qnrie - rambling nne.
LcSburg. Harrison Co. Ky. July 1870.
JANES a. MrHATTAN.
PASCAL KIR rLEY,
WIN. McHATTAN,
JOSEPH WATSON.
n. B. Will editors ei,her religious or no.
litiral please publish the above for the good
of society, and TO check, If possible the CO.
reer of this dangerous man,
, 1841-03-13

@N' are authorized To a~nnnunce AU-
GUSTUS curry. Esq. as 4 candrdate for
the Clrrkship 'i the County Court Of Pike
County. n the election IN August next.
, 1841-03-13

~ We are authorized :" annnunce SIM
EON p. ROBINSON. Esl. rs a raudidnic
far The office If Clerk "f The CIrruir Cnnrt IF
Pike County. 4; The election in Amums, mex:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05
The most popular Summer Eevr
rage is

YyTM. BROWNS Sarsaparilla Compound
w or Silver Top. This celebrated sum
mer beverage has ut length found us wa,
into Cheshire county. We have tired !, ano
ind II oil Il Processes Ia be. IL Is recon-
inendod too Cor lis choapness. "abou, one cen
tor bait pint iumbl.r!'-.N IT, S,ntind.
WIN. BGOwN's SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND
The most popular, the most pleasant, The
most who!osolne, and one oi the most power
tai pur.fyers Of the blood. Every body Ia
praislng l., und oil are ~ pp'suit VI II. See
that You get HE genuine, bnd coll tor WA
Browns Sarsapariila Compound. The art
clo is for sale by all the Grocers end man!
of the Druggists in Boston, Salem, Worccs
ter, Lowell, Springfield, Hartford, New Ha
ven, New Bedford, Fall River, Providence
Portland, Bangor. aud most OF the cOuntr,
towns are supplied.
Dealers are supplied st the manufactnr
eI's price by all the who!esu West Ind;
Goods aud Druggist Stores III Boston.
IL Is the cheapest preparation oi Sarsapa
Irllla now in the market according to th'
quality. Price 80 els. II bottle, including OIL
soda. No one can doubt lis efficacy ute
eXsmuing my new sicum apparatus tor cx'
tracing the strength from the root. And n'
u IdTtUcI ChIIcnCc see ceItiLCdic Ci 0hI Tvs
scndrn.
hereby certify TINT within the iast two
months have prepared in my n,Ill, for WA
Brown, Chemist, 45l Washington street
Boston. two thousand five hundred pounds o
the best Of Spanish Sarsaparilla; The greater
part il already used no, IL manufacturing
his celebrated ,lesd Syrup. have iunhu'
orders to preppre more. -
PHILIP b. FESSENDEN
WILLIAM BROwN's SARsAPAEIaLA MEAi
makes capital beverage for tbs ware
weather. ], is cheap, wholesome nod re
ireshIng. 1t is almost rs fashionable as hard
Cider Claremoni. WI Eagle.
i-y<' WLLiAn BRows's No. | SLyEr
lTor SARsAPARILLA ConpOuND MfAD .SYRui
makes The most popular and wholesome
beverage nov IN general use. Price 30 cts
including soda, which makes thirty half pm
tumbers. Use ice water.
Brunswick, July 20, 1870 To Mr.. Alire'
Mcl.elan--Dear Sir: In reply 10 your re-
quest for my opinion Of Mr. VIM. Brown
Sarsaparlla or Mead Syrup called SIIvc
| Top No. |. wou!d say, tina, | have ionn'
it peculiarly pleasant TO the taste, and farora
able ia its action on the stoI"ach In bot
these Respects, depending probably on th
proportions uf the ingredients, | consider !
superior to any which have used. Your
respectfully, r. {. CLEANELANO,
II Professor of .Iowdoln College.
For sale in Newport, by X. J. Taylor an
r. r. Hazard. Dealers and families can b.
supplied by them,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05
PORT OF NE WP0Rr.
ARRIVALS.

FRIDAy, July 3Olh--Ar, schs Ceyion, Gilkey, IN
Camden Tor n York; Experiment, Atkins, fn Wure
ham for do; Oregon, Wines, I'm Philadelphia.
sloops Victory, Heath I'm y York or PROV Nidencej
LaInphero, Kenny, I'm Prov for n York. WIN Penn
Cuslinan, I'm Dartmouth for io.
SATURDAY. July 3lst.-Arr brig Chas Hammond, Tai
bet, 81 days lin Trinadad oI Boston. Len at T. bari
Helen, Of Portland, In York, dss brig American, o
aud I'm Portland, do; only Am vessels in port. Spoke
9th July, on Cape Antonia Br brig Harry King, Vi Hal
iisX la Jamaica for MutnZis.
Brig Tecunisch, PendletOn, fin Provd for Pic.ou.
sChs Juno, Bbyey, I'm BangOr for Dighoni Echo
Murphy, I'm Pro,d for st George; Banner, Nickcrson
lin do Tor Boston; Emerald McLelland, I'm do Tor PIC
iou; Sarah Ellen, Tablet, I'm Pictou for Fall River; lib
crty, Fairfield, I'm Bungor Cnsket, Kelly, fm Phiad len
Boston; Cen Knox, liawes, I'm Fail River Tor Thomas
tom Only Son, Mason I'm Gardner for SoDingtoni Func
brown, I'm River for Cherry field; Native, Prcbr, In
Bath Tor Proydi Sally, Sears In kenIobec, with bark
Tor narkeG Morning star, NicLcrson, I'm do Tor Prov;
Lacy Abigail, Haker, TN Prov for Gardin,r Canton,
staples fn FreeowH for Philadelphia; Franklin, Kelly,
I'm Provd lor Bath Ezdbeih Rogers, I'm bath, Tor a
market.
rilot-boat. Relief, and Hornet, Of Tisbury, from a
cruise.
SUNDAY, August lst--Ar schs Gen Cobb, Cobb, ia
Proyid for alln,Ore Geo giaIa, Godfrey, n River,
Tor Fort Adams, with Granite.
MoNDAy, August 2d--AT sch Sarah, Niner, I'm New
York Via London, Tor BOSTON, with pleasure party
sloop Ronzi, Durice, m York for this port agd
Prov idence; George Washington, smith, in Norwich
for do
TUESDAY, August 2d--Arr schs Tsrry Not, Mcintyre.
I'm BRISTOL; nolghi-ir-pe Nlrkerhon, I'm do
Sloop Hudson, Wirs!ow, I'm New Bedford.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05

ARRIVAL or TIE "ExPERIMENT." -
We saw a notice some time since, 10
our exchanges, ,orthe building Of a schoo-
nsr ut a port On Lake Eiie, destined 10
make trip to this port, through the
waters of the Grand Cana! which unite
that beautiful inland sea to the Atlantic.
On Wednesday morning, Of last week
the Experiment" true to her appoint
ment, arrived safely at this port, after
a passage Of 26 days. She left Prcsquc
Isle, on the Lake, where she was built,
about 70 miles from Buffalo, on the Cd
July, loaded principally with oars. and
passed through the whole extent Of the
New York and Erie Canal from Buffalo
to Albany, thence down tho Hudson.
through Long Island Sound, to this port.
Her length is about 70 feet, and her
draught of water does not exceed 3 feet
when loaded Her masts were rugged
so as to unshlp them while passing thro
the Canal.
The owner and commander, Captain
George Southwick, is native of this
place, and has carried on the boat-build-
ing OH Lake Erie for number of years
I-Actuatcd chiefly by desire to visit
his friends at the East, he thought OF
the novel mode ofconvey ance described,
and like true Yankee, resolved to try
tho "EXPERIMENT," which has thus
proved entirely successful. The schoo-
ner now lies at the Long-wharf, oppo'
site w. ID. Southwick's boat builders
shop, and is worth looking at, as Gu
riosity, if nothing more-it being we
understand tho first vessel Of the kind
that has ever accomplished voyage of
this description.
Tho Experiment" we learn, is in
part, built of timber from the old Law
renee, which was commanded by Com.
PERRY in the memorable battle OIL Lake
Erie.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05
THE TIMES.

The Steamboat Gladiator, Capt. Le-
ievre, commenced running between
New York and Providence (touching
at this place last week. She is very
swift boat, having performed the pas
sages She has already made in about 10
hours each from N. York to this place,
We have not yet been officially advised
of her regular days of arrival and de-
parture.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05

Discovery or A FEARFUL PLoT.--
The negroes on tho river plantations in
Louisiana, and mississippi, have lately
been accidentally detected in a servilc
plot to rise in insurrection on the lst ol
August; to be followed by n genera
massacre Of the whites. A number OF
the slaves have been arrested, and the
conspiracy confessed, which it appears
was regularly organized tho whole dis
tance between Point Coupco aud Nat
chez, nearly $50 miles. The leaders,
it is said, are whites, one Of whom is
now in jail at st. Francisyllc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05

CCJs We were absent from town last
week when Stacy's exhibition Of Fire
works came oil at the "Fairy Bank
Cottage" but understand from several
who Witnessed it, that it has never been
surpassed in Newport. Ii is estimated
that between 8 and 1900 persons were
present on the beach and the grounds
adjacent.
Gen. Stacy, we learn, intends "get-
ting up" something more attractive still /,
shortly--due notice Of which will, OF
course, be given.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05
Ice Cream Zee Cream!

'XNHE subscriber respectfully Informs 'hs
I & Ladies' ani Geu,lcn'on of Newport, aud
Those visiting here through the summer months,
I that tie Rooms over his store are now ready
for the reception Of those whu wish 10 refresh
liGemscvcs with Ice Cr.unis, Coniectiounry, /,
Pastry, aud every other article usually found
at Confectionery
,s-3"ICE CI.EAnS mnA. 'n er.iA. .nd
sent to any part oi the town, Ut 5o cents per
quart, for two or n ore quarts sing'. guard Czt
yood civ Il. STACY, Jr.
u June Il Opposite the Post t:sice
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05
REMOVAL.

EhOCr. l.. CiRARUiN has removed io No,
HP 1864 Nor'h Main Street. q dSors ab",s
the old Oiire. The Doctor continues 10 Ls
consulted with perfect oonidence in oil disco .'<
OF private mature, in every stage Chronic nj
Gcction, sore Legs, Srr"fna, Cancor, Consunp.
ton. Rh.u,nstis,n; all afflicted sui'ssioy unJos
proirac,sd cases, aggravated or snsuccs'stIlIy
treated by inexperienced or pretended p",s'-
cnns. Those laboring unde! the obstructive
effect. OF Mercury Cor Quacas nostrsmao aud
al tho suspect the re,nains Of dissa." 10 bn
lurking 10 their s,steDis, o'sy consuh ID u al
ways with a snarantea of care. Ills uea''nsat
never exposes 10 suspicic,,, and 10 we'll knowa Ia
be safe aud permanent. Avg. 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05

Tho National Intcllgencor says:--
The BANK BILL Which has gone from
the Senate ito tho House, and which
we trust and believe will become law,
founds the power for establishing
branches for, local discount on the con-
sent Of the States rcsPe ctively.
If any Slnte O5jscts. there can be
no such branch within her limits.
II she assents explessly, or. if, after
one session of her Legislature, she is
found not TO object, her assent is to be
presumed; and this seems reasonable,
because if she have opposition, she
will express it. and her silence may
imply either her wishes, or that she has
no objection.
In this respect the bill appears to
have followed the provisions of the laws
Of the United States on other subjects
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05

FLORIDA WkR.-The National Intel
ligencer of Monday says-"Information
has been received at tho Department of
War from the indciatigablo Col. Worth,
commanding the army in Florida, of a
very favorable character"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05
Temperance.
parture.

A Lecture OF Temperance will be deliver
ed this evening at the North Baptist Church,
by native of this town. Also addresses
may be expected from several reformed in.
ebriatea. The public are respectfully invited
to attond-purticuarl all moderate drinkers
aud inebriates, and those who deal in n,ox.
cnting drinks. Aug. ).
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05

In this town, OH the 2Sth ult Mrs. Dorcas Caswell
wife Of Mr.. Lewis Il. Casweil, aged 81 years.
In Providence, 2Gth ut, widow Sarah Colin aged 8,
years 9Th, Mrs. Amey, widow Of David L.. Mann
Es in the 6lsi year Of her ase-Mrs. Robecca wiie
MIR. WIN. Dennis nsed 20 years On The 2eth, Name,
Greene, In the l7th year OF her age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05
EsE NOV AZ,

EEORGE :. LYNDON, tah.s ,hi. me-
VE thod of informing lis friends aud the
publ, generally, that bo has r.iaoved TO the
stor, in Spring. .stroat, opposite Trinity Church,
where can be had nj all times iced aud plain
Cak,s of all descriptions, Cusiards, CahdieS,
&c Also, Toy for Children
n, wport, .!uiy Is, S.l.-6w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05

Aimy Levi
! Austin Warren
Ailsley Isaac
Anthony David G.
Allen Capt George
Allen jeremiah
Bancroft Geo. w.
Burbank Isaac
Brown Charles
Bremner George
bi,tner john q.
Bellows ). N.
Baker (Cloth Dresser)
Brown Botsoy Miss
Brownell Henrietta I"
Bond Mary Ann /"
Condry Capt. n. n.
Clarke George
Crane Benjamin
Cazenovc :. T.. Mrs.
Clarke Martha {"
Dickinson VIM. II.
Denough VIM.
Dennis Jonathan jr.
Dunre Josiah Mrs.
Dixon Ann Miss
Es,rom Capt. Geo. l..
Ealy Ezery
Emery Sally Mrs
Enswortl, Abby F. I"
froebsdy dyReb 'caMiss2
Fuller Margaret /"
Falcs Caroline Mrs.
Gillespie G. ID. II.
Gardner Stafford
Clifford Capt. Daniel
Groves Mary Miss
Gaillard Mary 4. +"
Hazard Liedi. $. I.
Halo, . Capt. Denj.f.
HIllman Grafton
Hammond James
Hoppip Richard Mrs.
Howard Priscilla Miss
liarmond Amey "
Jauney John
kerby John .
Lauilbroughcr Aaron
Lewis Israel +.
Marshall Thos. 9
Muilhollan John
M'Call Henry
VI Crillis Joseph Il
AS. 3wl ASH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05

At market 2G0 Beef Cattle, 25 Cows and
Calves, 5000 Sheep, and % Swine.
PRIc Es-Becf Cdtuc-A small advance was
effected on the best cattle. We quote first
quality SO %; second quality 30 5 80;
third quality - al 10.
$22, ;.26, $50 and $37.
Shcep--Lots were sold at 25, 33, 62, 5S,
y IL, 9 81, rs, aud $3.
Snine--Very few at market and few sales.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05

IT, The steamboat MASSACHUSETTS,
Capt. Comstock, will leave this pla ce,
this day, at 2 o'clock P. NJ. for New
York
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05

Mcdonald Donald
Mc';iii ost Col JohnH
Mcclellan Bryce
Manchester 1'hos J.
Marshall Marina Mrs.
Muriha Mary Miss
Monnier Margaret
Niles Lyman &.
Palmer James o. =
Paul Comcgys
Preston Waller
Phelps Col. Chas. s.
Pratt Peter
Perry Lewis
Ring Geo. II. Mrs.
Robinson Orilla Miss
Swasey VIM. i. 4.
Stration &. Il. =
Story Wm.
Samson Henry A.
Spencer +,
Stephens James
Saban Augustus
Sullivan Frank Mrs
Southwick Eliza &.
Sudders Sarah T.. mr-
Waterbury Law 'ce :!
Wilbpr Joseph
Weld Chas. >.
Woodward Robert
Walker james
Williams Chester
Weoden Ann Mrs.
JAmrsroNs.
Hull Edward.
IRISH.
Cottrell Michael
DowlingL Laughlin
DOZEN Bartholomew
Dorcn Patrick
Fay Bernard
Kelly Owen
Mccormick John
Magowing Henry
Murphy Dennis
Malounoy Catharlne
NciIugh Edward
M'Cariy John 2
O'Sullivan John
OBrien John
Roncn Michael
Slarkcy Martin
Wallace David.
Il. ROBBINS L. NJ,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05
& 4 q q S A@3S.

In this town, yesterday nlorning, by the Rev Frsnc
Vinon, Rector Of Trinity Church, Jane. Dana, Esq q
Cbarlestown Mass TO Bliss Margaret Lance, Aec Op,
daughter OF Col Levi Tower, Of tins town.
la Woodstock, VI. on the 10th ult., DIR. Timothy r
Fay, Of stockLrdge, 10 Mrs Harriet A, Mower, daugh
ter VI Joseph A. Gallup, III. u, Of w,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05

Stephens Incidents Of Travel in s.
America, has already passed through
the 7th edition. This is travelling,
writing, and printing, to some purpose
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05
Vases EGnsCcssoGHry,
Corner of Market Soud,.s

Corner Of Market SqudTs,
ES well supplied wnh Tho best of Crnfec.
tIonary. Ice Creun's, Soda, Root Beer.
Cakes, Pastry. &c. Also. jIst received the
greatest sssor,mcnt OF Fancy Baskets that
was ever offered IN Newport. A 6ne large
room expressly for Ladles, aud one for Ge"-
'eu.en, are always m rendlncss Tor lea
t,,.t.,. .n s.cond sto,v
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05

MURDER AND SUICIDE. We learn from
the New York Commercial Advertiser that a
shocking event occurred in New London on
Tuesday last. A man named Atwell Tucker,
a laborcr in the employ Of DR.. Noyes, OF
Lyme, purchased at store quantity OF rum,
and some powder aud shot In the course OF
the day be had quarrel with Dr. N,and beat
him with club. A writ was obtained and
placed in The hands Of s. H. liuntley, dep
u,y sheriff or constable, for the purpose Of
arrestiDg him for the assault. At a short
distance from the village the officer saw
Tucker in field near the road lie alighted
from his wagon aud proceeded toward the
euprit who fred and shot him through the
abdomen, mnicrlng n wound SO serious that
he lived but about iistcen minutes. He has
left a wife and five children who wcro en-
tirely dependent upon him.
Tucker escaped to the woods, and pursuit
was made for him, and il was ascertained
that he was concealed in swamp. The
spot was surrounded, when the report Of a
gun was heard near at hand. On proceed
ing TO the place whence the sound came,
Tucker was found, stretched on the ground,
a disfgured corpse, he having shot himself
through the head, part Of which had been
blown entirely oft
When sober, Tucker was an excellent
workman, aud an honest man, but when under
the influence Of liquor, he was furious as
tiger.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-08-05
AUCTIONS.

-
On Satsrday. .7ug'lst IAN. al 10 s'eiosk, q
N ,siN Ls sold III pubic auction, at The Gs-
be Of 7Esmos ~ StaLuxy, ia Crsex-strssl
his entire aoek-eonsisiing Of
psI Of G'sys.
pair Of Bays.
saddle aud 2 chsi.o HORSES,
z Chuiss aud daSae1ss.
Coaches
siugc Couch.
Z -rt,s double bar,css.
sleigh
kidNg Saddles.
I Ladies Saddle.
2 riding Brides and NAitsn2a'os.
Stable furniture, s..
Conditions Al sale,
J. GUUDSpEED, Asnt'r.
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Fairbanks, Patent Ely;Ngr,

lvcNiIE Puolic nre respectfully informed. that
n one OF these Patent Ba. aicas, Id n"w IN
operation IN front Of Andrew Winslow's black
smiths shop. 1t hes recently been put IN
complete order, and sealed according 70 law
Hay and other articles will b, weighed By
4 WiNSLOW, IT,
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Ladies New York Cater Boots.

ysENJ. MARSy, yR. bHs made rn ~,
& - rangcnent in New York for she manu-
featuring OF the above article of any color, snd
will receive fresh supplies every week, mtds
in tie neatcst stylc and Of the best nia'crIa'..
NIB Ladies who wish Boots of any rs.:
ticular color manufactured to match n dress,
can have them BY having the measure. which
will be- promptly forwarded to the meb"faas-
rer. Newport, June 2!ih, ss4l.
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From the Tsllahesse Sentinel Of jul,

TTUH lHt IdTHHUNs" "eHIIHUI VI dUIy H''
YELLOW Fever AT ST. JosEPH We regret
to learn that the yellow fever has made, and is
making, dreadful ravagos among the. scanty
population of this heretofore healthy place.
Up to last Friday, we are informed, there had
been, out ofa population of or $50, about 30
deaths from this disease. Those Of our own
citizens, who had gone thither in quest Of a
healthy residence during the summer months,
have returned to Chattahoochc, aud some few
continued their fight to this place. The dis
vase was brought to st. Joseph by schooner
from Havana, laden with fruit, &c AT the
time Of her arrival she had two hands sick on
board, who, with prais.wor,hy humanity were
transported on shorc, and the diligent attend
anco which they met has led TO this melarcho-
ly result
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LETTERS.

RyNAIEiso IN rHE rosr OFFICE, sEwroRT
II. J., AUGUST lst,' lo4l.
lJ' .7doertisrd letters are p'oeed IA scparafe
bon. Persons applying Jor them @'H please eaR
| for HADyEETIsEu LEITERs.
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LOVES, Black and Fancy Cold Kid,
Nh Be,iin, Linen, rad Silk Gloves, Extra
fn.. at ISAAC GOULD g. SONS,
JuiyI5. l.6, Thaipcss..
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Newport, July 10, isai

CEafIrIeArE Ju'v 9th, I3.i -
This is t. certify, have this Day tried Fair
bank,' Patent Balance, owned by Anifew
Win.iow, aud found ,he semo 10 be correct.
Wh!. BROWNELL,
Sealer ur Weights aud I.asurcs.