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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-16
Five Years in a Lottery Office
OR, az EXPOSITION OF TIE LOTTERY

OR, IN EXPOSITION OF TIE LOTTERY
SYSTEM IN THE UNITED ST3TES
'yNllE favorable notices which this book has
received induces the author to call pub
! lie attention TO it 4; believing that its extern
sve circulation will have a salutary effect
upon the morals of the community. To ell
counter an evil of so long standing as this
/ Lottery, and So deeply rooted in the public
policy, requires some enort on the part of
the friends of reform; and ms no better means
can be devised 10 promote reformation OF
its abuses than an unvarnlshed statement OF
the internal management o. the Lottery,
a ready sale Is anticipated. To accomplish
tins object the price has bee fixed nj 2a cts.
II Subjects CorSidered:-- Origin of Lotteries.
Suicides in Paris. Lottery III England-its
effects. Considered as a means Of revenue.
FIRST American Lottery. Banlsbed from
some States. Dawn of reformation IN Rhode
Island. OF the old lo,tery--frauds discover
/ ed Combination system described. Lot
| terry scheme examined. Loss TO buyers-no
\ risk to Managers. Capital prizes seldom
| sold and why. Lottery wheel Secretary
| of State. Drawing OF the combination sys-
TEN described. Cowurot's feats. How fraud
II may be rpetratcd--lnducement To commit
| fraud Faro table. Mistakes ~ drowing--
Il duplicate numbers, &c. Evils inherent m
\ the lottery have greatly increased. Extent
| Of the fraud Number oi gran,s--number Of
| lotteries daily drawn. Constituents of Ga
4 miup. Annual tax-ien millions OF dollars
II Amoun, OF tickets daily sold. Sum annually
II exposed in the lottery. Mnltiiudes reduced
Il to bankruptcy. PAcKAeE SYSTEM described
eleven packages out OF twelve certain lo
lose. Temptations to buy package. Two
prlccs for retailing. Insurance. Rnlc tor
determining number of''chcts IN any scheme.
School Fund lottery violates the law of ha
II existence. Tsblcs of all the lotteries n"w
,ldrewn in tho Middle and Eastern States.
showing the number oi ballots dro"n,"moun's
OF schemes, scheme price. retail pr'ce, &c'--
For sale at the bookstores.
Providence. Oct. 81, ls4I.-2miet
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NOTICE..

The Executive Committee ofthe Newport
Suffrage Association, are pleased To inform
the people Of the county of Newport, thai
Mr. David Parmcntcr, Of Providence, viii
address them ut the following places :-Or
Saturday. the 18Th inst. nj jamestown; Mon
day. the 20h at Newport; Tuesday the 2i-
at Portsmouth; "Wednesday the 22d at i.itil,
Compton; and Thursday The 23d At Tvcrton
Mr.. y. will advocate tho adoption of The pro
posed Constitution, formed by the Pcople''
State Convention, held by adjournment n
Providence, in November last. The meet
ings will be enlivcncd by tho singing Of some
Patriotic Songs Nv tho Choir.
JOSIAH o. BuRDlCK, See'vy.
Dec ff
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-16
From the Boston Morning Post.
Heavy damages against a Sheriff.

Whii,oeI, Bond s; Co., Us. Cdirin Watnrd,
Sheriff of Worcester, for ncglec, OF his
deputy, Asa Matthews--damagcs laid at twen'
ty.fve thousand dollars. In 1915 the plain.
,if sued ID J. Brigham, keeper of the Wor.
cester House, for $50 900. Matthews served
the writ, did no, attach all the property in the
house, but omitted many valuable articles
of stock, &c. What was attached was not
sold ull 1887, when it only brought about
$4,000. 1t wos commended that the sale was
conducted in such manner, that fair auc-
ton price could not be obtained for the pro-
perty sold. On Friday night the jury return
cd a verdict for the plaintiff for $l2 500
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THE BOSTON ALMANAC,
for 1912,

UH be published about The 2OM of De-
cembcr.
PURCHASERS arc requested to send in
their orders ns enrly as possible to
Mcssrs. Thomas Groom g. Co. 81, State st.
and they will meet with all due attention.
The Business Directory, of the various
Business and Professions in Boston, so hap.
PLY begun in last years Almanac, will be
continued in this, with all the improvements
that eur experience may have afforded. The
Almanac for 1912, will be Of the same size
as that of 1871 and bound in the same beau
tiful style.
- II there should be any who have no,
seen this publication, the Proprietor would
beg leave 10 say, that il i- a neat and compact
little volume of I20 pages, well printed, beau
tifully bound IN cloth. lettered in gold, and
contains AS much matter as an ordinary Svo.
volume, and is sold for the very low prlce Of
25 cents per copy. The Calender pages are
very complete. containing besides the usunl
matter, a complete record Of the Weather in
Boston during the past year. Also, each
Calendar page is accompanied with Memo.
randum page, on which the Accounts OF a
family, or other domestic matters may be
registered. The paper, being of strong
and firm texture, is easily written upon.
| Boston, Dec. l. lSil = 20
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In this town, the 9th inst nrr few hours illness
SUSAN WlCkHAM, in the 9lst year of her age.
On Saturday last, Miss MARY C. GODFREY, aged
about 50 years.
In jamestown, on the dth, Mr.. EDWARD HULL, II
the 2lst year Of his age
In Warren, on the 5th, Mrs. ELIZABETH MARBLE
wife Of the late Mr.. Robert Marble, of Newport aged
"a years.-On the s,h, Widow TEMPERANCE wHEA
TON, in her oOih year.
In Providence, an the eth, Mr.. NATHANIEL ROBIN
son, IN his 63d year.-On the l2th, Mrs. RHODA BAR
TON. IN The slst year OF her age-On the 18th, Mr.
RICHARD RICHMOND. aged 80.
In Greenwich, Mrs. MARY HASKINS, aged oNI
HUNDRED YEARS AND SIX MONTHS. Her dcsce endnn Il
are children. 70 grandchildren, l73 great grand chill
dren, and 26 great great grand children.
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From the Providence Journal Of Tuesday y
r 1 II T. s .

About half past G o'clock last evening, q
fire broke out IN the extensive buildings (abou,
100 feet in lcngih) belonging to the Hon.
James Fenner, in the rear of his mansion
house, which were consumed together with
fifty tons Of hay. Gov. Fenner. by great ex
ertions, succeeded getting out his horses, OK
en-, cows, &C., twenty in number. The fire
originated in stack of hay in tho rear of the
buildings, and was, without doubt, the work
Of an incendiary. Loss about $4,000.
About half past o'clock, (while the above
fire was raging) another fire broke out in the
building owned and occupied by Menzles
Sweet. Esq, as a carpenters shop, situated
between South Main and Water streets, in
rear of 100 South Main, which, together with
its contents, was nearly consumed. Loss,
from 1900 to $4,000 $3.50, insurance AT
the American Office. This was no doubt the
work Of an incendiary.
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,SiiERIFFS SALE.

ON FIVE EXECUTIONS, in favor
" of John Van Week, Freeman Il.
W Watson, AtmOre Robinson, and Geo.
G.. Clarke, and Job II. Watson, Trus-
tee, and against James Clarke, late OF
South-kingstown, house-carpcnter,
shall, on the oath day Of December.
l8iI, at . o'clock p. Nj. sell al Public
Auction, all the right, title, and inter
est which said James Clarke had in and
to a tract Of land in Charlestown, or SO
much thereof as will satisfy said Exc
cutons, with incidental costs, bounded
northcrly and southerly on land of Jo-
seph Cross, westerly by Pasqussett
Brook, aud eastery by land of Henry
Greene, or however otherwise the same
may be bounded, containing by estima-
ton 10 acres, more or less, and is tho
same estate attached on the Plh's. ORR
ginal NVrits on the 9Th 10Th, and
10th days Of October, 1910. Condi-
tons at the time OF sale-sale OH the
premises.
FRANCIS p. SEGAR, Sheriff
Washineton, 30th Nov. I34l. d2l
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Probably no member Of either House Of
Congress has come on to attend the present
session who has been welcomed with more
sincere satisfaction than the Hon. Dixon FL.
Lewis, Of Alabama, whose presence in the
House Of Representatives yesterday was a
conclusive aud welcome reiu,ation of the
report of his death, which originated in a
Georgia paper week or two ago, and be-
came the subject Of such general rcgret.-
We distrusted the rumor from the first, be-
cause of the indircc,ness Of the channel
through which il was received, and therefore
gave no currency to it. II was very gene
rally credited, however, both here and else
where, until within a day or two doubts hat
been cast upon n.-.Ndt. Int.
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MYSTERIOUS DsAPrsARANcE.-Capt. Ed.
ward &. Brown, Of Tiverton, disappeared
very suddenly on Friday last. lie was at
,achcd to the sloop Wave, lying at Slade' 3
wharf in this village. About half past eight
o'clock in the evening of that dav, during the
storm which was then raging he left the store
Of Mr.. John S. Cotton, (aficr purchasing a
candle) to go on board tho sloop, since which
nothing has been heard Of him. u is sup.
supposed he went down to the wharf to 90 on
board his vessel, walked of the deck and was
drowned.
Capt. Brown was about 5 feet o or 10 inch
cs high, slender made. sandy complexion and
was rs years old. Had on a blue Kcrscy
over coat, his other clothes not recollec,ed
Any person who can give any information re
specting Capt. B. Is requested to do so. ci,he
at this office. or ut l.nw,on's Hotel. Stone
Bridge Fan Riper Monitor, Of Saturday.
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ANOTHER FuRGERY-We learn from the
N. Y. Journal Of Commerce, that the firm o
Kirk e. Johnston, who have for some years
transacted business rs grocers and commits.
sion merchants in Front ST., have, within q
few weeks, been passing their own paper
with the forged endorsement of John Johnston
a highly respectable and weallhy merchant
upon it, to the amount of over Gny thousand
doLiars! One Of the firm, Mr.. Johnston, has
been arrested, but Mr.. Kirk, who is supposed
to have committed the iorgeries, has abscon-
ded
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-16

A letter from Lille, in the Constitutional
states that man in Tint place had met with
his death by swallowing live mouse. lie
was in public house, and the mouse having
just been caught, he laid a wager that he
would swallow 1t alive. He did 30, but im.
mcdately afterwards was attacked by violent
commissions, and in three hours was IL corpse
French paper.
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III F. K A l. ID O f II I'll e II / M + s..
NOTICE.

Attn meeting of the lady members Of the
".Newpon Huriiiny Washington Entire Al.
siinence Society,"" Dec. I3, 1871, a society was
formed whose object il is to furnish relief in
The way of clothing TO the families Of reform.
ed inebra,es, under The name Of "The Mar
iha Washingion Society,""
Friends to the cause are respectfully lnvi-
ted to aid, by donations of money, or clothing
-old or new-to be left at Washington Hall
in Spring ST., IN Friday evening next.
MARY y. KELSEY, Secru
December 10th, 1871.
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e. f. s. w. NEWTON,
$50 TH4MES-STREET,
AND AT THEIR
S'BRAMCH ST0RE,'' %
CORNER OF PELH7M AND TH.aNES
STREETS,
Hare Just Reeeired rery e1iensioc stock Of
FRESH GROCERIES,
Which they offer for sale. in quantities TO
suit purchasers on the most reasonable terms.
SUGAR.
1870 boxes brown Havana. 500 loaves FIRST quality
TEA.
12o chests aud half chests choice Tyson, Young Ty
son, Gunpowder, Souchong and Pouchong.
COFFEE,
lis bags Java, Rio, Cuba, and Laguirs Coffee.
SO boxes Ground Coffee.
FLOUR.
200 200 barrels supe,r0ne Can, Canal.
PROVISIONS.
so bbls. Pork, 100 tubs Butter,
% do Mackere, SIS kegs Lard,
1875 boxes Herring, 25 casks Chee"e,
2lO quintals Goldfish.
SOAP, CANDLES, STARCH.
20 Fancy Soup, SO 4" SPIN Il taliow candles.
FRUIT.
800 Boxes bunch HRisns 40 casks ditto, 100 barrels
Dried Apples; 81 bushels Pennuts Currants, Ciiron,
Pruncs, Fiiberts, Madeira aud Brazil nuts.
/ SPICES
II rs boxes Ground Clio, es Cinnamon, Aspce, Pepper,
Ginger, Mustard and Cayenne; 80 kegs Pure Ginger;
800 lbs Nutmegs.
II WINES AND LIQUORS.
10 qr casks Old Madeira 40 bbs Brandy,
| 20 do Lisbon, hhds w UNI,
10 do sicily Madeira, 6 pipes Brandy,
II 10 do Port, do holland Gin.
Champagne and Old Wines in Bottles.
II TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS.
II AZ boxes Bonns superior Tobacco go boxes various
qualities; 10 barrels tobacco; SO jars Maccaboy
II snuff; $4,000 Spanish and half spanish Cigars
/ WOODEN WARE, BROOMS Il MATS.
II rs doz Can Pals 62 don Brooms,
II IL do, Water Pals, 25 don Alic,nt Mats,
| rs doz Barrel Covers, 10 doz Manila No,
II MISCELLANEOUS.
II Sugar house Molasscs, Pilot Bread Butter Crackers
sack Salt salipetre, Sal Soda, Saeratus, Alum, Tahl,
H salt ice, Ground hicc, Tapoca, Mustard, Pepper
Sauce, Olive OIL, Caprrs, Cocoon, Chocolate Mncaroni
| Wrapping Paper, Cotton Twine, Friction Matches
Shot, Percussion Caps, Demijohns, Stone Jars Indigo
n Castle Soap, &c &c &c &c.
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The American Almanac.

Ind Repository Of us,tid kno'si'dgs for Tho
year loi2.
u,IIE present number contains in addition
! 10 the usual information, the ennmcra'
t,on of the inhabitants, with statistics Al ae-
ncnlufe and of education, taken from Tho
sixth census interesting and highly valuable
information il slso furnished np"n yaoons
topics connected with the p"'cy, govern
ment, trade. and commerce OF tbls aud nj ioTs
oigu countries. For ralc by
JAMES HAMMOND,
Nov. ~.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-MoSoAY, Dec. ];
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser a. Patriot

AT market 975 Beef Cattle, 200 Stores. 420C
Sheep, and $50 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef CaHie-Last weeks price:
were hardly sustained. We quote First quality
IS so 6 second quality so a $5 % third
quality 8 % 81 50.
Barreiiing Can'e-hIcss $i12a425; No
|, $3l2; Noe, So so.
Stores-Two year old $7al5; Three yea,
old $l1
Shctp-Dull Lots were sold at &c, 92c
81 l2, az, IS, So and . %.
Svine-No lots were sold to peddle. Atre'
tail I g and lee.
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Encourage Home Manufactures.
SANFEENE OIL.

Y>UE PUBLIC having experienced The diff.
i fculiy of obtaining Camphsne uniform
ly, and Of good quality from New York, the
subscriber las resumed the manufacture oi
the genuine article, purified by has peculiar
process from all aqueous aud rtsinous matter,
1T his establishment IN Frank lane, and will
bc happy to supply his old customers and
others as cheap as can be purchased else
where. aud warranted OF superior quality
As no less than one gallon will be sold at the
laboratory. Grocers will be supplied with five
nr more gallons at time, IN suitable CAMS.
tors, a, a rate that will afford them a reason
able commission. These Who feel inclined
IN encourage home manufacture will please
give him call. DAVID MEbVIlL.
Sold nj rela by John Easton, Thames st.
tcxt south of J. e. Shaw. Lottery Office.
\ Dec. 3 3m.
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N Office.

THE subscriber, Executor of the last Will
] and Testament Of Abigail Allan, widow
of WIN. =. N. Allan of Newport, dec, re-
quests all persons having demands against
said estate, to present the soWe for settlement
and all persons indebted to make Immediate
payment to EDWARD i. ALLAN.
NewDort Dec l6
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-16

Nor BAD 'UN.-The editor Of the Barre
Gazette was formerly Postmaster ot that
town, but few months ago he was removed
and another person appointed in his place.
Whereupon, in his paper of yesterday. he
has perpe,rated the following good 'un:
REMINIsCENCE.-Wbat hour of the day re.
minds us of what zoe are ? Why X. z. NJ. to
be sure
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Ietture OIL Tfmprrantr.

The Rev. Mr.. LEAvER will deliver n
Lecture on Temperance, in the Vcstry
Of the I'd Baptist Church, on Sunday
evening next. Dec. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-16

Mrs. Barnes, the widow Of the comedian
and her daughter Charlotte, lost all their ex.
tensive and valuable wardrobe in the steam.
ship Savannah, which was lately wrecked on
the southern coast.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-16

NATIONAL DEBT or ENGLAND.-An arti
Gle in our paper OF "Wednesday made allu-
sions TO this immense debt. 1t commenced
during the reign Of William Ill, to defray
expenses for wars with France. The debt
has been increased by alteration IN the mode
Of funding. At first the amount Of stock
funded equallcd the sums borrowed. Stree
the time of George the amount of stock
funded exceeds the sums borrowed, but
the rate of interest is propor,ionably low.
We believe it is 3 per cent. BY the falling
of interest when the war Closes this mode is
said 10 be the cause of loss of Ct ,000, 900
per annum. The first American war increas-
ed the national debt about Gl20 900 900. Al,
the mmencemen Of the French war, 1893,
the debt OF England was 1898, ,350,iiS. In
1917 it amounted to E64S, ,263, ,47S-an in
crease Of 100000, 900, in twenty -four years
Of the convulsions Of Europe. Since the
peace the debt has been diminished G64 ,00O,.
600 by n fall of interest as the government,
offered to pay the holders of stock, If they
refused to receive a reduced payment. This
national debt of England now amounts to
81 900 ,0OO,O00) FOUR THOUSAND MILLIONS
OF DOLLARs!! /! At three per cent interes,
this sum requires for interest about one hun
tired and hoeniy millions of dollars annually
The interest on this debt may continue long
To be paid the capital never can be.
The details of the above statement we de-
rive from the Madisonian, collected by it from
British Sources Baltimore Patriot.
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PORT OF NE w 0RT.
CLEARED.
18Th, Brig Canonicus, Bixley, Matsnzns.
ARRIVALS.

ANNIN NLS.
FRIDAy, Dec l0th.-Ar. brig E,pelets, Sprawl, I'm
Mobile for Prov
Schs Galaxy Duff I'm Providence for Norolk Virginia
Poole, fin Philadelphia for Somerset.
SATURDAY, Dec. llth.-Arr brig Prince do Join vile
Gardner, s DIS I'm Savannah for Providence.
SUNDAY Dec. l2th.--Arr brig Virginan, Baxter, I'm
Fall River for Wilmington, Nc.
Schs Mamlico, Sheiieton, I'm Provid for Wilmington
Haley Anderson, I'm do. fer Ellsworth; Temperance
Bray, FIN do for Deer Isle; Cordelia Pendeton fin do
for Belfast.
MoNDAS, Dec l3th.-Arr. brig Grandec, Giikey, fnn
Washington, DC, with ordnance for Fort A dams.
Sch, Rapid, Hatch I'm York for Boston; Matilda
Spses, fin Easiport fsr Philadelphia Leo, Whani, i'm
Boston Banner Brown, I'm Cherry hold MAY ilnwer,
Babage, and Zephyr, Thomas I'm Thomaston nll for N
York
TUESDAY, Dec. I4,h.-Arr! ship Charleston, Harlow,
DAYS I'm Charleston for Bostonput in for harbor
Schs Biilow, Anderson, I'm North Carolina for Boston
Henry, studiey, I'm Prov. for Dennis.
Sloop Flora, Banker I'm New Bedford for Prov.
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M a q - 3 a & 9S,

In Providence, on the 18th inst, Mr. EDGAR H.
lWlNSlilP, of Prov vdence,to Miss CHRISTINA ALLEN
Of Fall Rver.-On the 9th inst, Mr.. ROBERT ALMY,
TO Miss SARAH &. RUSSELL, both of p.
In Fall River, Capt. HUMPHREY A. sHOCKLEY, oi
Mhdleboro', 10 Miss HANNAH G., youngest daughter
OF MIR. Edward Wilson, OF the former place.
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called Tor, VIII pTcAsP TehVe IHeir hUUfess NJ
The shop. or send it through the Pos, Office.
Dec. 2-3m. JOHN KiNlN.
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Total deficit to the West of
Cnpe OF Good Hone.

Total deficit to the West Of
Cape OF Good Hope, 32YG00,000 lbs
Showing an enormous falling off within
the last three years, when compared with the
same period previously. None. during the
last year. has been shipped to Holland and
the Hanse towns, where 2 I-2to 100000 lbs.
are consumed annually but one small vessel
has been laden for France, and $500 chests
of Congo have been sent TO Denmark; none
10 Canada-so that the short supply to Eng.
land and America must furnish the require,
ments of the whole Western world.-JoWnai
Of Commerce.
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NOTICE.

REM. MARSH, Jr. respectfully informs
- his customers that their yearly nc.
counts will be ready and presented on the
first day of January as usual-all those who
have demands will plense present them for
paynent at the same time.
December l6, lS4l.
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DL n NJ X ETS,

nFanew and elegant siyl" and superior
" goods. Also. Whitney Blankets of the
usual kinds, Tor sale OF vcrv low prices NJ
Nov. Is. LINES HilkNO.tD'S.
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RsGULATIoN.-Otficers Of the Navy are
strictly prohibited from publishing, or caus-
ing to be published, in newspapers, pamphlets,
handbills, or otherwise, any disrespcc,iul or
offensive matter relative to Transactions OF a
private nature, between offic c:rs, or between
officers apd citizens and any officer so Of
Tending shall be arrested and tried therefor
and one specification Of the charge againS,
him, shall be the violation Of this regulation.
A. p. UPSIlUR.
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RE MOVAL.

4 GOODSPEED respectfully informs his
~ friends aud customers that he has re.
moved his .4UCTYO.FS COMMISSION
STORE, to No. s7, opposite the Post Otice,
where he will continue to carry on the above
business. On hand, new aud second hand
stoves. suitable for vessels aud family use
furniture. broadcloth, red flannel, paper hong
,lngs, marine shells, and oil kinds OF goods
usually found in an Auction Room. and viii
attend auction sales IN any part of the tow
ON reasonable terms Grateful for past Ia
vors he respectfully sohcits q share OF future
patronage. Oct Z, lcIl.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-16

Gov. BaoBy. whose gnbcrnatorsl term has
Just expired, has been elected United States
Senator from Alabama, in place Of Mr.. Clay,
resigned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-16

REauLArIoN-I'hc practice of presenting
swords, plate, or other things Of value, from
officers, or from crews, to their superior or
commanding officer, in the way Of compll-
ment and all notes or resolutions, whether
of praise or ccnsnre, from interiors to su pc
riors, are injurious to discipline, and of evil
tendency in other respects. They are, there,
fore, strictly forbidden.
A.P. UPSUUR.
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Umbrellas, PamsoIs. and Canes,

M.ANU FA CTU RED,
COYERED. a.NU RE.
P.iIRED, .qnui to any fac
tory in Boston or New York,
at No. l60 Thames street.
Old Umbrellas or Parasols
taken in part pay. Any one
wishing to have Their work
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-16

ln BOXES & 10 KEGS NEW RAISiNS
az just received and for sale by
Dec. 9. J. GOODSPEED.
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NOTICE..

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ by the Secretary of the Board of Com
oissouers Of the Newport Asylum, at the
Town Clerks Office in Newport. until the
3lst December inst. for keeper for the New.
port Asylum, for one year from the 25th Of
March next is necessary for applicants
to have wife suitable for Matron of tho
establishment; n small family would be pre-
feued. Ordered that the above be inserted
in all the newspapers of this town, until the
3lst Dec. inst.
b. y. ROWLAND, Sec'ry
Newport, Dec. l6, ISlI.