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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04
CONSUNP YION.

EhR. .4LLEN's BALsAM OF ilOARHOUND.
EF LlVERWORT, aud PLEURISY ROOT.
for Consumption and Liver complaint, colds coughs.
splitting OF blood, catarrh, -2sihma, difficulty OF
breathing, pain i'll tn side, pa pitaton of the heart,
oppression aud soreness Of the chest, pleurisy,
hectic fever night SWEETS, difficult and proiuse ex-
pecoration and all elections Of the chest, lungs and
liver.
The IIo;uhound, Liverwort, and Pleurisy Root
have for centuries been celebrated in the euro Of
dis @. the Lungs and Liver
DR. Il ID Allen, after a series OF experiments, has
been able to extract from these medical herbs,
balsam, which exe:ts most wonderful effect in
curing the Consumption and Liver Complaint, and
al other diseases of the Lungs and Chest So
great has become the reputation of DR. Allen Bal
sam that is now used in the New York. Philadel-
phia and baltimore Hospitals, and in the private
practice of our most eminent medical men.
Tor children aboring under inflammation Of the
Lungs, Colds, Coughs, Group Quinsy, and Sore
Throat, this Basam is of great importance. The
number Of deaths among CHI dren from these diseas-
es is t-uly alarming. If parents wish 10 save ths
lives of their children, and themselves much trouble,
anxiety, and expense, let them procure DIR Is ID
Aliens Balsam and whenever child has taken
cold, has any fever, cough, or hoarseness, give N
ieaspoonfu Of this medicine, and repeat tiineeessa
~ even one teaspoonful will often effect entire
cure. During the winter of 1889, rising Of one
thousand families employed tins remedy IN ms Guy
of New York. The consequence was, that tbs
number of deaths among children reduced to
less than one half the usual number. as may be
seen by the city Inspectors report Of deaths.
In order to give the reader idea OF the eff
cacy of this Basam, and how extensively it is used
we here introduce the monthly report of the cures it
performed in the month OF May, 1889, as furnished
us by the agent, and published in the New York
Sun
"Mon.hy Report Of the cures performed by Dc
B Aliens Baisam of Hoarhound, Liverwort, and
pleursy Root, during the month Of May. 1t has
cured and completed the cure Of
Consumption in 1l21 cases.
Liver complaint IO2
Dyspepsia 1876
Asthma 81
Palptation Of the Heart 81
Raising blood 81
Total 1852
"Ths number of colds and coughs cured by this
medicine are TOO numerous to report"
sCp CAUTION-Purchase none unless it has
the certificate of "Copyright' on the wrapper and
label, and the written signature o.
BID ALLEN. NJ ID.
General Depot and Wholesale Ctice, oo Barclay
street. New ! o,k Sold in Boston by ANDREW
GEYER, IO4 Hanover street, general Agent for the
New England States
For,saIe in Bath by J WILKINSON
Oct 8, 1910 lyZe
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Notice.

WIS is TO certify that in regard to Charles
= Hunter going into my store (about which.
many people have made great deal Of talkD
have no suspicion that it was his intention to take
anything, because never saw anything in the boy
that appeared dishonest. lfdonc before people for
sport, do not think hetook anything while in the
store. E.CONLEY.
Bath, Feb. IS, bal. "3w47.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

E.49H, North Yarmouth
HENRY HYDE. Stochbrid4e aud I.urIng
Bogtabay .irUc0$t}e,
Samuel M'Clntock. W G Kolin.
Bosodoiu, .Ao5jsdorO"sd,
J q A Rogers. Isaac +. Chapman.
bo,cGOinhh7n. i'o'0h3
Orington Lunt u Go. Stephen NJ M"fbe
Brfmcn I0THuHd
james Hoye, : IL Co.es"or,hy
Byis,oi, Raymond
Arnold Bimley. Seth t,,bp,
BrunSuick Atf"n0"d,
G. J. Collins. En"ch NJ avery
Bridgton Gcotge H. Thomas
Caleb Parker. 81 George,
Cushcn David Sea'y
William Rice. Fisk y iiurpeer,
Danriio sta"d'Sh.
JF Davis. 5 Dcnnct s. co
Durham stanQ,ctsA L
Miller and Higgins. VT s. Il NJ Chadbourn
Edgecoaa5 1homaSton,
Joseph Merrill. 7. Fogg n Go.
Friendship. Nation hedi"n
John Geyer. boynton {. Miller
Fremont East IhOmaston
Gore & lIobrook. kinbaii " Gobo
Grav Iopsham,
II Hancock. L Frost.
Nathaniel Perle,. Union,
GorAom Zungus Collins
J H&.S c Clements Henry Fosset d Co.
J Davis & co. Haldot0r0ugh,
Harrisoa James lloyey.
Francis Blake Ua'Ten,
J Il Phinney. Thomas iiod2inah
Jefferson, HhaCfetd,
George Weeks. George urner
Lisbon, I. &. Lebalister
Samuel Cushman UtScaSStt
Joshua Gerrish Edmund Dana
b. ID. BRYANT Wooiuieh,
Le,ciston, Gould Hathorn
?. A. Briggs a. Co. Harrington,
]. B. Jones. Joshua Lnnekin.
.Minot Hestbrook
Jacob Dwinel Warren and Prns
Gore & Freeman josiah Field
N l. Woodbury.. Windham
Mag Gloucester Edmund Goody
Own Chandler Eco
These persons are regularly supplied by INT
from my
PRINCIPAL ". e. OFFICE
40 HANOVER STREET. rs
BOSTON,,
Buy ofthem only, and You will avoid imposition
b. BRANDRETH, NJ. d.,
January, 9th, l64l. eply25
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BONESET CANDY.

wwyM. BROWNS COMPOUND BONESEF
Wv CANDY for the cure OF coughs Colds,
Difficulty of Breathing, Sore Throat, and all pull
monar, complaints. II is also in extensive use for
clearing the voice of Vocaists and Public Speakers.
Its efficacy is fully established for removing tho u
boye complaints AS there arc limitations in the
market TIA, are frequently sold for the Genuine, in
order to avoid them tho proprietor OF this valuable
Cough remedy is to the greatest expense Of having
il stamped 8. VIM. Brown, Boston" Also the Dr.
rections are signed. For genuine observe the
stamp and receive no olher-Priee 10 cts for or.
The great increase Of sales this season is sufficient
to satisfy the whole community OF its superiority.
Is an evidence read certificates:
Thereby certify that in the month ofOctoher, 1889,
manufactured from medicaed detection furnish
ed by VIM Brown, Druggist, 45l Washington st,
Boston, 524 lbs of his Compound Boneset Candy
Same month this year, 1910, manufactured for
him 2253 Id lbs showing an increase to satisfy all
that the article is uuly oil the go. Six years since
in the same month made but so lbs. 1t is now
ten years to my knowledge that this candy has
been made by Mr.. Brown
JAMES RICHARDSON, Confectioner,
379 Washington st. Boston.
For the genuine, call for Browns Boneset Candy
which is for sa lie in Bath, wholesale and retail by
EDWARD WOOD, Central Wharf.
2OW3J
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FOR SALE.

VA MA liz
yEyHE Valuable real estate in the possession OF
L Isaiah Lrooker Esq, at the time " hih de
cease, consisting of part Of the valuable wharf
called Crooker's Wharf aud the store thereon with
f1ls dock appurtenaut thersto; Also LOT on the
West side Of Water Street--snycral lots between
Washington Street and Middle Street. 4 l." I've
rood lots directly in front of the South .hae;ihg
House and a valuable Wood lot, to he sold ia lots
TO suit purchasers for terms apply 10 the suhscrber
Also. A first-rate Horse aud Chalse, and val
liable Cow. E6ENbHGt' tLS'.
Bath April 81 1870 ia
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-11
SHERIFF,S SALE.

NEWPORT, Sc
hY virtue Of an Execution issued out oi
- the Court of Common Pleas, for the
County OF Newport, ny term A. ID. IsIO
and 10 me directed and delivered, ] viii sci
=, Public Auction, on the premises, To the
highest bidder, On Saturday, the thirteenth
day of March. A. -. ISil, nt 10 o'clock. A
~. all the right, title aud interest that Wash
inrton Van Xnndt. o. East Troy, IN the State
of New York. Clerk, had on thu l lth day of
May, a. ID. 1879. nj z O'Clock +. (when
attachment was made on the original writ, .
in and 10 two certain lots of land. situate IL
Newport, and purchased by said Van Xandi
Of Charles Collins, E-q. The first lot viii
the dwelling house aud other bnlIdngs there
on standing, is bounded west on School street
cns,cry on High street, north on land %
Richard Sanford. and so,,herly on land lar'
belonging io ST. Johns l.odge. No. ]. Tho
other i. bounded easicrly on Second street
westerly on Division street, soulhrrly on land
of - -----, the aforesaid Execution
being in favor of the Traders Bank, IN New
port Conditions at sale.
WIN. ~. DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
Newport, Feb. II lSil.
The above sale j. postponed 10 Saturday
the 27th inst. Mt 3 O'clock u. NJ.
March IL, ISll.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-11
SPLENDID TABLE FOR general IIAI

SPLENDID TABLE FOR GENERAL liAR-
GIsoN. We learn from the Buffalo
Commercial, that Messrs. Cutler x
White, of iha, city, have just completed
a superb table, 10 he presented by The
mechanics of Erie County. To Preside Mt
Harrison. The material is the growth
of "Old Erie" consisting of eight hum
drcd and sixteen pieces Of the most beau
| ,i,ul black walnut, put together IN a
ayle Of workmanship which we think
can hardly be excolled IN this or any
other country. On the pedestal are IN
laid lhiriecn large stars oi silver, repre- :
senting the old thirteen States which
formcd the basis Of this glorious rcpub-
lic-nnd on the border OF the upper sur
face are 26 similar Stars, arranged u
admirable order, to represent the q
State. which now compose the Federn
II Union. Tho cost OF this elegant sPeci
men OF the Mechanic arts, was $500
Right. Nothing like domestic manu-
II features for the dwelling oi The People
\ President, " H. Mercury
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MILTON HALL. being about to yel'p

MILTON HALL. being about to rei'p-
iHA gu,sh the Dry Goods and Hard Ware
business, will sell at Public Auction. b's en-
tire stock of Dry Goods &c., commencing
at his store on THURSDAY Tho 25lh day
Of March. at q O'Clock, a. NJ. and To con-
tInrc during the week uD,I the whole 10 sold
VIZ:
Blue, 5lock, olive, green and mixed broad-
cloths -blunkctsy"llow, rod and white Han
nels- -Kerscys s-RussIn sheellng. ravens
duck, brown holluDd--blcarhe he'd shifting snd
sheeings, brown OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
calicoes cotton & srk hdkf., linens, pI6s.
robes. paper hsngings, bahdbaskc''. writing
and lcucr paper, knives aud forks. coinInode
knobs, states, pencils, wrapping Pnper,pcehot
books--wnh a variety Of uiher rrticl"s.-
Also % wooden clocks. hollow ware, viz:--
bake pans, pots. kettles, spiders, basins and
cook stuves, &c. 10 good new feather beds
\ .liso,--on SATUR DAY The 27M. e.
A grea, variety of splendid -upcrhne md
fine cnrpe'lncs,ln patterns 10 suit purchaser.
\ Sales will be positive, snd conditions lib
! eral.
|, The public are invited 80 call ond see the
goods any time previous to The sale.
l March 4.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-11

MrDSiGur JupGEs.--It appears that, after
the Senate, by an uncxamplcd majority, had
passed bill abolishing the circuit which the
late Justice Barbour was attached To, aud whilst
that bill was pending before the House of Rep
rcscntativcs, ajority of the Senate took up
the nomination of Mr. Daniel, as Judge Of
the Supreme Court Of the United states, on
Tuesday night.
1t was in vain that the Wings protested a.
gainsi filling an office, which had been suspend
cd so far as the Senate could act it was ~ vain
that they plead for time, by laying the nomina-
ton upon the table, or referring II, until 1t was
known whether the House would reject oi
agree to the bill of the Senate. All postpone
mont was refused, aud about ~ clock at night
after all the Wings but one had retired, The
nomination of Mr. Daniel was confirmed by {
small majority, several of his own political
friends voting against him. The nomination
of Mr. J. Y. Mason 10 the oiIro of DstrIc
Judge Of Virginia, which had been filled b,
Mr. Daniel, was also confrmcd-[ .Nati0na
Il inteiLgeacor, IF .Narch IN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-11
= IN iS NJ S 0

The Washington correspondent Of the L. \.
Gazette SAYS thnt Mr. Van Buren, has appointed
DIR Martin, recently the Chief Clerk in th'
State Department, to Gil the situation of Con
sui nj Paris, which has become vacant in con-
: 'quence ofthe death Of Mr. Brent
| TnE PrSsIos Bill, which passed The House
of Representatives in Congress, was rejected
by tho Senate. This will be affecting news 10
many worthy individuals.
| NJ Tmr Nrw SENATE convened on Thurs.
day, and nine entirely new members took thciI
seats. The Vice President having been sworI
in as President Of the senatc, assumed the du'
ties of the office, aud addressed the Senators in
AN appropriate speech
! Coon News FHoM ViRGiNIA.--The Nation
Al IntclligcnCcr states that WILLIAM ). Ancn
rR, a sound aud sterling republican, has boor
elected a Senator of the 4. States, from lh'
State of Virginia, to succeed MIR. Roanc, who's
term expires on the 4th Of March.
| n The nomination of Peter V. Daniel n
one of the Judges Of tho Supreme Court, o
the United States has been confirmed by th'
! Senate
Tnr AMisrAD.-The decision Of the Su
preme Court, in this important case, is not yo
announced.
! Dy There is n report of the loss Of steamboat Lamp
lighter near Apalachicola aud that all on board, 80 a
II 10 persons, have pcrished
\ McIEoD.--The New York Commercial
Advertiser states that Mcleod is 10 be romoy
ed to Albany for trial, it being satisfactorily as
ccrancd that an impartial jury cannot be ioun'
in the West. 1t is further stated that the iirs
trial will bo on the cird suit brought by th'
owners Of the Caroline.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-11
D z a r II 8 .

In this town, on Friday las. Mrs. Sarah Frseborn.
widow ,f WIN. W. Frcchorn, Esq. in the 6ai Ncnr oi
her age.-On the same day, hor brother, Mr. Thomns
Weaver, iu the 5sih wear al his hgs.
On Tuesday morning. Ms. Prudence Dennis, wife oi
SIR VIM Drnuis, aud daughter of the late Mr.. Theodore
Hall, al Westerly. Hgcd - yenrS.
Same d,y, William. uf Mr. VIM. Hro~ncll. aged
23 monhS. Funeral this sncruoon, from his fathers
residence IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bidgcstree where
rrinii-ns and irionds nre invited To attend.
Yesterday morning. Hon. Benjamin Hazard, aged g.
wears Mr. II. was Uf the most eminent lawy ers
Of the present day lie was for many years distin-
guishcd member oi the Legislature oi this STATE nnd
E,rnerly Sprnkcr of the Iiou.u al Representatives.
At Warwick 2d inst, Amos Collins, son of Amos
and Catherine NJ. Earl ngcd week. and lnv..
In Providence "Wednesday last, Mrs Harriet Marin
wifi, of the late Amos NJ. Rhodes, in tho 39ih Ncnr q
her sgcMrs. Experience Barney relict o the late Geo
barney. IN tho o5th yenr of her nrc.-On Friday Mr.
Samuel Vial Mrdbury, In the 3ih wear of his aec-o'
SUNDAY murnng, in the SIh "i her age Mrs Betsc,
Met lure, iormsrly wife of Capt John Martin dec. 4"
Providence and late willow ofthe Rev. David Mcclure
! u. ID. ri r.. Windsor, ca.
! IN Fail River. on the 10Th ut Mr. Paul Dawley, so
of the late Mr.. sprague Dawlcy, Of Mddielown, "2rd
4 37 wears.
At Little Compton, 2iih alt. Mrs. Ruth, widow al
Mr. Barnnbu Clapp, aged IS years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-11
PORT OF NE WP OR 7.
CLEARED.
9Th, Sch Orleans. Norris. Boston.
oh, Sloop Gen Batty, Coleman, Albany.

OH, Sloop Gen Batty, Coleman, AIbhhs'
ARRIVALS.
Fs,p,r March 5th.--arr. Gutter Nisnnt, Conner, IN
n cruise. =, =.
Sch Gen Cobb, Cobb, I'm Fall River for Baltimore.
S,h Two Brothers, Handy, I'm Barnstaic for York.
sIoop Candacc, brown, I'm New York for Fall River.
sloup Daniel Webster, Lowell, from New York TOR
Prov idcncu. =,
S.T,Rp,y, March 9TH arr. BriG Emerald, liodslen,
fm M,rhias for New York.
sch Turk, iIn nosiOn for New York
Sch Homer, Kent of mud IN Noston l"r do'
sch Oscar Kelley, oi aud IN d" for do
S,b blanca, Jones' uf AMI In d" Tor Philid
Sch Meteor, Curtis. oi y TN Wollnrct Tor Delaware
StNp,y March 7th--arr. sch Dolmutia, Hutch, oi
Truro tn, Norfolk lor Pre-, nrncc.
Sch ,:co Thomas Hall, of Il I'm Thonaston Tor Nir-
giniR, -, - n m,
M">pAy, March slh.-nrr. bark Nicholas Brown,Rccd
or ~ tor Providence, 10 dnNs I'm Mobile.
Bris Miles Standsh GUrhan, OF plymouth, I'm Frov
for Philadelphia. =. -,
! sch Native Beckett I'm Salem. \. e., for Bath.
SCH Triumrh Elliot, I'm Rhppnhannock for Boston.
sloop Rirn7i Heath, I'm n, York Tor Providence.
T,EspAy March gih,-nrr. hnrk Charles Ninm
| spnIdnc II IL TN Mubilc fur " YORK.
Brig New England Bradford Of aud IN, Providence i"
Matnnzns. ,,. ,,,,
! Rri. E>chnngr. ofaud I'm Warren, fo' Matanzns
| Sloop Excel, aud I'm Bristol Tor ~ YORK
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-11
THE CLOSE OF TIE SESSION.

The 2Gth Congress closed at IL o'clock on
"Wednesday night, the Sd of March. In refer
ence to the amount of business done at this
session, aud its closing proceedings, the Ma
,ional lntclgonccr Of The 18th says -
In general terms, it may be stated that all the
annual appropriation bills were passed. -
that the ear of Government will continue III
motion, along its accustomed course. And this
comprises nearly all the legislation of Congress
at the present session for the common deienc,
aud general welfare.
Not more than one in twenty of the bills re-
ported by the committees at this session have
been acted upon and very few OF those
which laid over from the preceding to the late
session, have been enacted into laws. Yer,
few of the mass Of private bills, chiefly for th'
payment of just claims upon The government
have passed. Within the last three days
about dozen only, instead of some hundreds
which might have been, were disposed Of
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-11
SHEERBFF'S SALE.

NEWPORT, Sc
1eY virtue Of an Execution issued out of
- the Court of Common Pleas inr ih-
county Of Newport, November Term, 1910.
in favor Of Iioratio Alien, and to me directed
aud delivered, will sell n, public auction On
the premises, To the highes, bidder, on Salur-
day, the 9th day Of March, lS4i, at eleven
O'Clock, A. NJ. all the right, title and interest
,hnt Frances Fosberg, OF Fall River. ~ The
county of Bristol and State Of Mass. had on
The 2li day of November 1920, ot thirty
minutes past o'clock r. NJ. (whcn attach
mcnt was mnde on original wrli) IN and To
certain undivided seventh par; at three lot.
\ ofland, with the buildings thereon, situate ~
\ Portsmouth IN the county Of Newport, and
bounded as follows, viz: the first lot nortbcrly
ON land Of George Engs. cas,erly on high
wsv. sou,hery on land Of heirs of John Allen.
deceased. aud westerly on lands Of Jonathan
CopresLaIl and ll"ratio Allen, containing
twenty fvc Gc;cs more ur ,ess.
\ The second lot is bounded norihery on
lands of George Engs aud Samuel Pcckhsm.
| en,terly on land of floraiio Allen, sonihrrly
on lands uf Benjamin Almy and the hrrS 81
| Gilbert Chase, deceased, and westerly on
land ol Jonathan Coggcshall, containing about
/ eleven acres.
n The third lot il Founded northrrly on land
4 Of George Engs, enstrry on land oi li"rniio
i Allen. son,bcrly on land If The heirs ~ Gl.
be,, Chase. deceased. and westerly on land
of Horn,io Allen, containing by estimation
,hree acres. Conditions ai sale.
WM. u. DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
Ncwpor,, March 4, lS4l
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-11
Gev. HAnRIsov's TSAUGcGAL AppRcss

Gcs. HAnRIsov'a IvAUGCGAL ApDRcRs.
--- The Mercantile JournaI Sd, s:--Tbe
whole tenor of the address shows that
General Harrison will seek, not TO IN
crease Executive power, but To perpei-
uatc rowcr IN the people TINT he will
he prcsidcn, of the whole nation, not the
leader OF political parry. In 1" word
this address contains the best eSr"s'llot
Of true democratic priniples which has
emanatcd from any President of The
United States s,nce the days oi wash
ng'oo.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-11

An accident OF distressing character
occurred in firing n salute at Peaceda'e
South Kingston, on the 9TH inst. by tic
premature discharge Of a gun which they
were firing, EIas Crom, Of Westerly, was
almost instantly killed, and George Potter o
South Kingston was so badly wounded a.
to survive only I'll. the mex, day. None bu
persons accustomed to firing cannon shonI'
ever attempt it, Accidents Of this kind are
rare where proper care and experience arc
united.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-11

Dispatches from England, relating to
The Mcleod affair, were rscel'ed a'
Washington on Saturday. They are
said TO be Of pacific character. MI
Webster and Mr. Fox, have had an M
teryiew, which is said to have been sat
Iislactory on both sides. These however
are hut rumors.
The SECRETARIES Of War and Of the
Navy. .n,etcd Immediately upon th'
discharge ol ihcn oi,iclal duties.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-11
.UE.HOR.1.NU.4.

Sailed I'm savannah, 2.d ult, s,h Eagle, wylic, l".
vnna. % -, A,
Poland, at this port. .
rd NJ New Orleans, lIth Mt, sch Etncllnc' bur
ronrh- Apanohicoa; 18Th, Rio, trh"ns' Mobile, -
Al Ponce r. r., l2ih ult. sch Hannah, Boss, Tor y
At Port Royal, 18th irst brig Oc,svia, lI"Se, from
Arr n, New York, lsi inst steamboat Balloon, Wool
-e, az hours I'm Norfolk .
H tId nt Havana 18th nit, sch Tnsso, Burdick, Ne"
\ At Narcotics 4th ul,., brig Confidence, Baly, 10
Philadelphia. ,, A.. .,. AZ,
II Arr nj ScN London, jth inst, snip Ann mhrin' wa
.u.,a, a., Nv Zealand 81 Gatharines, Jan. s, 92D
hbls vh OIL 80 sp., let nt the latter, ship ArotE'
CI,uKr oi this port put IN 10 land three men Tor set
/ ting hro to The ship
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-11
Sheep and Cattle nj Auction. :.
4E9gE ~

To be soiH at Public .9uction, on The 18Th n
.,iarch pcri, al 10 O'Clock q. NJ on he pnm,-
5cs, u fair, il not Tie mri fair doy ait,r.
on The firm IF Ltrro u. Bailey, IN Middle
io,rn, ri-:
2yoke OF large oxen, that arc in line order
either to work or for beef; steers. 4 three
year old hciicrs, and 2 cows and 100 sheep
lhn, arc very likely and IN fine order. Also.
one OK wagon, one horse wagon, and one OK
cart also pIouehs, horrows, horso rake,
yokcs. chains, and other n'en'Ils, usually
/ found on farm.
PETER BA%KER, Auctr.
\ Mnldletown, Feb. 9th, lSil.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-MospAy, March

Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser and Patriot
AT market, 2S5 Beef Cntllc, $50 Sheep, |!
yoke Working Oxen, II Cows and Calves, and
iSO Swine.
PRicrs-BEEr C,rrLE-h small advance
was effected The Premium Cattle from
Worcester County, which were exhibited IN
Statc-strcct few days since, were sold for =
high price. We quote extra SO % az frsl
qualify So - -; second quality 50 40 a D.
third quality So , 30
WoRkING OxES-No sales noticed.
Cows AxD CALyrs-No sales made public.
SmrEr-Dull. Lots So 80, 3 %, 81, % a
1 -.
SwINE-I.ots 10 pcddlc ut Al for Sows aud
for Barrows.-hi rciairlrom u to CD.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-11

We have the pleasure of adorning our col.
umns this day with the Inaugural Address oi
President HAnnIsoS, together with full ac-
count of his Inauguration. The Address needs
no commcndaton at our hands. II is what WIS
ei pcctod from Gen iIarrison,by hose acquaini.
ed with his high character for talents, integrity
and sound political principles. While the Adj
dress is entirely free from the arrogance and
yindctivcncss which have signalizcd the ex-
ccutivc communications for the last II years,
il at the same time expresses in the freest and
most undisgniscd manner the views aud sonli-
ments he has always entertained on all consti-
,utionul subjects, and which havo been made
familiar TO the People during the late politica al
canvass. We particularly recommend to those
Of his enemies, who have hitherto styled him
The mute candidates. n perusal of his Address
II cannot fail to convince them Of the injustice
they have done him in the height Of party
excitement.