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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

.Nqrglqad Banks 10 the HPpse II Delegates
OF Mary land a bill has been fePerted, Strh The
unanitnous sanction Of the Select CoHamulee on
the Currency, containing aFnddg olkerProyisions
the following:
~That the several banks Of The State
shall resume The payment 10 specie Of all
their notes aud liabilities on or bgstpsTe
twenty dag 5 after ihe# passage Of the act
underahe penalty hfthe fqFieitdre Of tkeiI
chartefs. Upon lhe refusal q any bank
to redeem IFS notes, .bills, deposited mon
eys, Oh. other obligations, IN specie when
demanded, ii is made lawful for the bold
Eer Or proprietor Of SUCH NOTE, ;blll, obliga
tion or money depositedftocause the re-
ifasil to be certified by a notary public
Il il rhento be placed before the Govern
or hQ shall direct The Attorney Gener
alr;o apply for an. order to@the Court Q
! Chancery, fixing d day Jfot the hearing Q
I theScase. Andi the fact be sustained
| thenNo declare the charter forfeited, an
10 appoint three trustees to- wind up th'
-eeQceIns OF the bank The issue of pos
notes also forfeits the charter
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

Nsw YoRK LEGIsLATuRs-The New
Yor / Legislature met Al Albany 90 Mon.
day. In lie Senate, Lieut., GOV. Bfadikh
took the Chair and lin The House All.
Stratfelds (L FL Idf Io,segos was elected
Speaker, having received SO. votes, 10 81
for Nj. G. a Simmons, OVID of Essex;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

The Hon. Thomas Dlvee, late msnbefet
Congress. died atsBlanehard, Ne on the llth
ult. OF droPsy. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13
e1LYhe proceedings lin the House of Repre-
ssala,iyes ipdica,e adisposilicgn 10 repeal INC
Bankrupt I,Aw OF the extra Session

We regret 10 learn sfai NJ ACES ~ ALLIES, 70
laboriue nan, near WinsReStgH, Nhisl -eal'tAlg
timber On FIidAy lhe sis 1tt Was instantly Sit
IA by liz fau ii a'r.se hs had 5nsl cat doSny
HiaehsAlrr IalgilLisll.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13

4 The Harrisburg Reporter eontinuestto
take strong ground inI favour Of the Hon
James Buch anan as a candidate fof the
next Presidency Phbtic opinioti has
sufficie billy developed to- authorize The
belief that Mr.. Bfwill I'D The candidate
Of this State so far as relates 10 our po-
liticalI opponents NJ Phila. Mq-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

II Ifs TT SATURDAY JAN. q.
. The plincipsl business. consisted Of
m5,ipns on GPehlion for arepeal Of the
Bankrupt Law, presented BY Mr.. G. Da-
vfs 81 Kentucky " hich WAS eyentuaiiy
referred. :
Mr.. Marshall. Iof Ky. presented two
petitions for the repeal OF the same law,
and poyed that the Committee on the
Judiciary Be Instructed 10 repor, 1 bill ia
thissetfact on Monday nsrt-upon this he
Iaovsdthe previous question which wss
sastained-and the main question Of re.
ference, with the instructions moved.
was carried-ayes lie. noes Sc. a mo
tion was msde TO reconsider. which was
slest, and the House adjourned. {.
sENATE-MOsDAr, jan. I'D.
After the despatch Of other bokinessA
the Senate proceeded to the orders Of The
day. which were the motion 30 refer tie
project Of The Secretary Of The Treasury
u : Special Oemmittee Of nine members.
Mr. Evans Of Maine made On exceed.
ingly able and lucid speech upoe tke SUB.
jsct Of ihe currency and the measure sub
milled by the officers Of The Goyernment
% the consideration and favor Of Con
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-01-13
DYSPEPSIA, Dyspepsia! Moreproo6 81
tile eHfcdcu OF DR.. HnrLch9S Pills \

I u @. MrGRs, sse,g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-17
MYSTERIOUS.

A gentleman belonging 10 one oil The mosl
ancient aud wealthy families Of this city, who
must be well known to numerous friends, having
since the year 1918 up to recently, been bent
nearly double, and for several years confined TO
his bed, has been restored TO good heallh-has
regained his natural erect position and has
quilted his carriage, and now walks with ease I!
We believe this is the gentleman's own descrip-
ton rs near as possible, and there is no exag-
geration in it. Wewl give inqurers his address
and doubt not his humane feelings will excuse
the liberty; so that any one doubling ,may knoD
these cts-though he requests his name may
not appear in print Among other similar in
stances, Mr.. James G.. Reynolds, ii4 Christie
street, has been restored, and will give personal
assurance Of the facts Of his case. Both werc
rheumatism, and contracted cords and snews.-
How has this been done
.inswer.--By the Indian TegstdbIe EhrU,
internally, and HeDes' Nerve and Bone Lini-
n,tnt externally ~ T. Herald, Jan. 26. lsIl.
Sold only by Comstock 4 Co., ~ Maiden
Lane, New York, and by X. J. TAYLOR,
Sole Agent for Newport, u. I. tsepi3O.
nR FEuTCHTwANGER'sr remedies for File
~ on Horses, Bed Bugs, Fleas, Mosquitoes
Fies and Moths For sale by
Aug. 5. Il. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-17

doing awhile, | awoke, and found my
self dry as a fish. You know, brethren,
how dry we used to be in the night after
we'd had spree. My wife always
knew what was the matter with me, when
got up in the night Ia drink cold water.
hardly dared Ia get up Tor fear "l my
wife, but my thirst was greater than
could hear. So ont ] crawl led, aud crop
ing very s"lily alter the water pail. |n,
no water was there. ] then felt round
in the dark, on the tables, lor something
to cool my burning throat. Soon found
a pan full of liquid somcihing. ] seiz-
ed and put il To my mouth, and took
long aud hearty draught, the liquor al
the same time running out al ench SHE
Of my mouth down my checks. thought
the liquor tasted odd, and AT that instant
il flashed on my recollection that fixed
some poison few days before 10 kill rats
with. Horror struck stood, my hair
standing on cend. 1t was death tO
scream out, for my wife would Jd'0 me II
she walked. And surely II would be
death to hoid still. But scream | did.
What was in tins pan = You're dIy
are you p said she. 'What was in this
pan = shouted l-slill louder. 'Whai
max es lou dry ? screamed she. 'What
was in The pan ? yelled |, in aPeriect
agony OF fear. 'What pan p 'Why
the pan on the shelf 'Oh yon brute,
you've drinked up all my STARCH
Next morning, my SHIRT collar was
pasted TO my neck and cheeks, and II
took me half an hour 10 clean il off"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-17

Thomas PAINE.-The birthday OF
Thomas Paine was celebrated Thursday
evening, by the iE6dels of Boston at the
Pantheon Hall. 1t is surprising TO us
that there can be found men III chris
,ian community who will thus degrade
themselves by making public parade
of their attachment to the principles ol
this man. That he contributed IN some
slight degree TO the growth OF free prin-
ciples at the time of the revolution, by
the publication of his "Rights of Man,
- possible but that he was a public ben
rlactor, we utterly deny. His attacks
upon the christian religion, and upon
Washington, Jay, and the other patriots
of the revolution, are sufficient to stamp
his memory with the seal Of infamy aud
adherence. The Morning Post thinks
that were il not for his views on the CHRIS.
,ian religion, his name would be revered
md bonored with those of Washington
Jefferson and Franklin we think other.
wise. Infdel writers have eulogizeo
his merits and made his mole-hIls into
mountains. They make his rights o
man an tUtTOUuCllOu W bio hSS W -"
son, ,"and would try and persuade US that
mankind TO be free, must abandon the
bible well as the ;hraldom oi monarch
les. Paine was a leveller in every sense
Of the word, and like all Of his clan, he
was a tyrant in his heart. lie was mar
row-minded, and egotistical, and looked
with hatred upon all above him. We
have strong evidence that he was unPrin'
cipled and false TO his trusts. lie was
French in all his attachments, and was
the apologist of some of the blackest acts
of the French revolution. His coming
to this country IN Government vesse
from France by invitation Of Preslden
Jefferson was a gross outrage upon Tho
memory of WAsHINGToN, whom he ha'
slandered in the most yillainous manner
by accusing him Of the most unhallowe'
acts. LOreH Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-17
For Summer Complaint.
SlIER MANS
CRETACEoUS LozENGHS,

A RE an excellent substitute for the crctn
IN ccous, or chalk mixture commonly sold
in the shops. They are pleasant to the taste
and two or three taken occasionally, VIII cure
heartburn and scldity of the stomach. Chl.
drcn troubled with summer complaint, VII.
find great relief from taking them. Sold by
lScpt . X. J.TAlLOR'
! nR wlIITNEY'S wnOOPING Cough AND
~ GROUP CORDlAL.-The peculiar adaptation -
this well known medicine w the Of the npnuts
designated by s name its general use bv almost every
mmiy n tho CITY, aud the notoriey IL has obtHue n,
nn involnahle pfeparg renders II quite unnecessary
to say thing IN ts tvor bat 10 such n have never
tested IT. superior virtues II Il highly recommended MS
perfectly safe aud ohectual remedy In the abpVe com
plnints.
thas been n standard medicine for Group. IN numer'
on, families in this vicinity tor the lssi twelve Years
anj the continually increasing demsnd Tor u l. sucienI
eyidonre that IL ~ becoming ne popular n ~ vnlnn
bic medic me sud H. st NJ highly appreciated az ever.
No family should lie without II NJ this sens0n ~ the
wear when children ky exposure ~ the sudden changes
of the weather subject 70 severe aud unexpected Hi
tacks ~ these alarming complaints whieh might be
overcome by m imedse resort 10 this potent Hnd un
failing remedy. ..,. -.
Th.,,.. .,,eet Teb 3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-17


The following amusing account given
by y reformed drunkard, we find in the
Hartford Patriot & Eagle.
1 used to get drunk, and my wife
used to iaW me about il; What do you
ret drunk for seq she. 'What do you
law me for said J. So we agreed, and
made firm bargain that would not drink
aud that she should not scold. For three
DAYS hong we held firm--no drinking nor
scolding But on the third evening, be-
ng IN company with some good fellows,
! took a Horn, and when that was down,
| RIGHT off wanted anothrr And in a
very short time found my selrabout how
fare sc with twenty horns safe and snug
ly IN my bread basket by aud bye II
hnd poi TO be time 10 60 home, but as
You may well suppose, ] dreaded To meet
my wife like the tooihache. However
20 | must, aud So staggered alpng, hop
lnr tu find my wife bed. When
reached the house found u still lighted,
and through the window ! saw my wife
M and waiting for me. Thinks j,
can't 20 ~ yet, but ! must wait TIL she
rn.s in bed. So there ! stood, halt
Ir-rzinp ~ thc cold rain for two hours
Al last she went io bed rrer ~ nj tho
fla. hack door. stumbling over pads. aud
ch.,fs. but finally succrrd'd ~ getting
10 bed without disturbing her But ailri
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-17
MES limiting their number Of members 10 th'
contrary Notwithstanding.
True copy witness.
HENRY BOW EN-, Sec'ry.

AN ACT in amendment of an MT entitled
IAN act Ia provide for lhr manner oi build
ing nnd repairing school houses III 'h" sew
cral school districts IN the town OF North
ProylIrnce"
BE IL enacted by Me GentrG .lsS'mLiy as
johows:
The several school Districts MS heretofore
set of and established by the school commit
tee of sad town aud recorded on the tow
records. shall be taken and deemed ns goot
aud valid IN law as if the same had been cs
tablishcd under the direction ar sanction o
the IRE cmen of said town III town meeting
assemb led: aud shall remain IN force unit
other rwsc ordered by the town.
True copy witness.
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-17
TO The old g. YOUNG.
HO! YE RED HEADS AND GRAY!
Phenomenon in Chemistry.
East India Hair Dye.

Colors The Hair and mol The SKIN
! This Dye is in form Of powder which may in
plain matter Of fact he applied TO the hair
over night, the first night turning the lightest
red or gray hair to a dark brown, and by re-
pcating a second or third night, TO jet black.
Any person may, therefore, with the least pos
sible trouble, keep ms hair any dark shade or at
perfect blsck with a positive assurance that
the powder, il applied to the skin, uiH not
color IT, There is 40 trouble in rtmOring ii
from the hair, as in oil po,cdsrs before mode.
by an occasional application, person turning
gray will never be known To have gray hair
Directions complete with the article. There is
no coIOying in this statement, as one can easlly
test.
| irTs These facts are warranted bs he gen
ncman rho MANUFACTURES IL, Uho Is The c6ie'
bydtfd chemist, Dr. Comstock. oUthor cf Com
storks Chemistry, Phiosophy, and many
othfr morks ueH known aHd Wideiy erc"td
\ hd By The pULHc.
\ This dye i sold only by Comstock s Co. II
\ Maiden Lane. New York, and X. J. TAYLOR,
sole Agent fof Newport, II. !. sept. 30
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-17
RHEUMATISM, GOUT, sPRAINs

swELLED JOINTS, sTIFF CORDS, PAIN
IN THE LIMBS, coNTRACTIoH
OF THE CORDS. sc. &c.
- IlEWES a. KlTTREDGES BONE
~. LINIMENT COMBlNED-a prepa-
ration from two celebrated prescriptions. For
the diseases mentioned, this LInlnent stands
unrival!ed in lis eificacy!N II can truly be de-
nominated Pam. Extractor, as il will remove
pain when caused by the above complaints.
II is put up in bottles at the low price Of 80
cents, and is for sale by most Of the drug
pls,s. For the genuine, call for IIewes &
Ki,trcdre's Linirncnt Combined" Sec Ger.
tifcates on wrapper. Eos sale by X. J. Tay.
lor & Y. II. Hazard, Newport, X. J.
Oct. 22
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-17

ny WILLIAM MoTHERwELL.
Stately trees are growing,
Lusiy winds are blowing,
On, ior ever on.
A. stately forms were growing,
As Iusiy spirits blowing,
And us mighty fancies flowing
On, for ever on;
But there has been leayo-inking,
Sorrow aud henrt-breaking,
And n moan, pale Echo's making,
For the gone, forever gone
Lovely stars are cleaning,
Bearded lights are streaming,
And glorious suns are beaming
On, forever on.
As lovely eyes were cleaning,
A. wondrous lights were streaming,
And ms glorious minds were beaming
On, forever oni
Dut there has been soul-sundering,
wailing aud sad wonderingi
For graves grow fat with plundering
The gone, forever gone
We see great eagles soaring,
We hear deep oceans roaring,
And sparkling fountains pouring
On, ioreyeron.
As lofty minds were soaring,
As sonorous voices roaring,
Aud as sparkling wits were pouring
ON, forever on;
But, pinions have been shedding,
Aud voiceless darkness spreading,
Since II measure Deaths been reading
O'er tho gone, iorcyer gone
Every thing is sundcring,
Every one is wondering,
And this huge globe goes laundering
On forever on.
hut, mid this wearing sundering,
IIeart-breaking, and sad wondering,
And this huge globes rude laundering
On, forever on,
I would that were dreaming
Where little flowers were cleaning,
And the long grass is streaming
Der the gone, forever gone
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-17
gsr. Van EsegmOnts EO:iOn,

For NE cure ~ Ffcrhtes, oNH-OUTH,
Moth, Pmpi,s, # errry descr'P-
iJH.
This celebrated Lotion has been IN universal
favor for the last five years b, the French. Eng
lish and Italian ladies aud ns high reputation
has induced the proprietor To place u briofe the
public Tor the b-neft of those who sufcr the
pain aud modification cf rough and chaled
skin. TreckIes. Moth. and other dl- ases pro
dnced. from nm unhealthy circulation Of the
blood through the mirute vessels OF the SKIN
mon the rce. Sc None genuine whhou, the
Signature or W.. proprietor. Piice = 90.
III TAYLOR, sole Agent, NwIoh.
Ana %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-17

-
PURGE purge-purge- been The cry Tor the last
few years. his has teen etrCiually fltd and gel
sufferers have muitiplied-and died aud why: Not
because purging necessary, but too much his
been done-M ithout the tonic Ia follow, and shst'Ih
the system. Purge, YOU must The sickly hum"s -
the blood must hr carried offor the cumulai"n "i
them prevented. Prevent, thch the CROWN "i sueh
hnmurs.
still ret IN the powers Of youth or middle age tc
cause hey puTiiy the blood The CHINEsE BlooD fILL'
So called bt cause they work up ~ aud cleanse TIE
BIood-aIe the standard remedy. These ~ WIZ u"
u: aud the Temperance BItirTs, taken us dlreCicd
viii strengthen the syslem aud prevent the ac umnd-
iou Of the base which iniest the blood, "nd
which Cnly increase by pufses, unless lhe bites are
taken alter Buy them these pills aud bite's. Take
weekly the pills, aud daily the bilters aud II You are
OT have been inVali Tor days, weeks, months, ol
venrs, you will tud the siCkly hnmUrs and prevented
from return, aud the sallOw hue ui sicknrs" chance
rapidly the full blooming glow of heath aud youth
lu buOyanty.
There aic cases 50 numerous OF these brilliant ef
ecs that ,ic and space forbid an attempt to put them
down Iiuy and use these medictucs and usE ~ orH
gR. aud health strength shall be yours see wrap
per aud direct ons that come with them.
FRAUDULENT COUN1EEFEITs
win be attempted. Buy remedy of tie Kind unless
it have my u,mc--O.t 4. lin, NJ, D.--on the wrapper
aud also he notice as iuows:-
entered according ~ tct Of Congress, 4. y. lsil
by THos CosSri ~ the CLERKS Once at thr bisrid
Court of the United sdates iu The Southern bistfct"
New YORK;"
/ Warranted the only genuine.
Mrssrs CossrocA 4 Co.. New Yark, the s.lr
wholesale ae,nls for the Uni ed Statcs and a n'ish
horng countries. Sold by Il. J. TAYLOR, Sole Ngen
for NewpoTt, X j. S'pl' w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-17
I'll vETE R An.

ny THOMAS HAYNES BAYLEy, ESQ.
II was q Sabbath morn,
And the hell had chilned Tor church,
And The young aud gay were gathering
Around the rustic porch.
There came an aged man,
In "a soldiers gsrb was he,
And gazing round the ground, he cried,
"Do none remember iue ?"
The veteran forgot
His friends were changed or gone,
The manly forms around him there
As children he had known.
He pointed TO the spot,
Where his dwelling used Ia be,
Then told his name aud smiling said,
"You now remember me-"
Alas none knew him there,
lie pointed To n stone
On which the name he breathed was traced
A name 60 them unknown.
And then the old man wepi.
- am friendless now," cried he,
Where | had many friends In youth,
Nor ONE REMEMBERS ME"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-17
IIUM a ~ HAIR.
CLEANLINESS OF TIE HEAD AND
HAIR.

strange it is thai persons VIII" attend strictly u per
0nal cleanliness, tbs sc. should neg ect 'he Head
the hdifihc most esseniIai--lle most cxpo,ed-and
the most bra iiul when prnpery cared tor oi all The
gifts of the Creator. Perfectly fee may Il be Kept Ot
dandil scurf, with certainty that the han cannot
~ cut by the oi ine Balm of Columbia. Ladies,
viii you maze youri llei Wthoui tbi' article an
SWrr ica lrssy No If you have once tired aud eKpe
rirnced ". purifying el' cts--lis sweet perfume.
i hundred articles II Ne been put EI on the rredH
If u s-Ihc onit r-t-the Oul, really valuable Article.
mass OF tstImouy from ~ cla'ses 1" these ldcts
From the Rostun ChrOn Gle, Jan. 10.
o. We see by an advertisement IN another column
that Mcsss Coinst OK CO.. the Age",s Ioi O'dridees
Baum ut tuunsia, have deputies ~ Boston ahd else
Nh,rc. We kuuw a lady oi thl. CitN HhoSe har was
nearly gnr Ia expose tntiielN her phtth""gcaI
devulupemeutS, hIch Cou id.fiug thai Iney be oxen
ed most amiable disposition, was tot ~ itaul Vcr
unfortunate. Nevertheless ste m"uTud ii the los ol
lock, that she had worn ant, Htrt years ffuiiess
resort nj. cali tesoatv urchased some IN nih'
since u hottie ur two o. Idtid.c' BALM uf ouin'ha
aud she has rngl IN rich piofu CLOS ana
Of tVcn llickns s. We are mol pulhng-n"ne Of the
comma Ity Ia. hcru .ent us, and, indeed, we d.
not want any, ior though we were o'lg' tn wear "
wigs yeat a. u, have through lis virtue, aiI
enough and OF pa able quaiity, OF out own.
DARING FRAUD.
TIE Balm or olumhIa has b EN- IN iai"d by noto
us countereiter. Let IL Ne purchased or USED
unless u have the signature Of CoMSTOCk N go. or
Ia splrnd d wrapper. his Is the only external ies
that " ~ .rcur. The public { ON drcep. ION.
Nddress CbAS rock CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, ~ Maiden Lane, New York
For sale IN Newpurt,by Il. J.TApLpR, Sole Agent
sept. 30.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-17
To Let.

4 fret rate Store. corner of Mark"i-squlf'
~ now occupied ~ n Lottery Office. To-
Store IL half Of the building bclow-also "n'
large room in ID story. For further paIlleu
lars ,nouire Of WM. S. vOSE.
Jan Ii
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-17
u-Js GENUINE BUFFALO OIL
@c.!

% PROMOTE THE GROWTH hNn BEAuTIFl
rrE AIR. The original aud i'ue article !. pat ~
only by Wv. HswS, A. Washington s,fr,t. A. "
~ fnbef of cpunt~itris hive fcreny app ated-iu rsi
~ gfnutue-srr that the outside wiapHet sign, Il
WIN iowa also n cnpy.iight has besn sncuf'
anG entofsd cofdinst vet or ougtes the Clefks
ire uf the is frt Iruu ~ $40. Z he abuve attic =
" lst tktug the ptrs of all Others, to promote he
efowth ard hrauiiy the hair. u gives ~ betutif
siiin gloss aud 10 curl, aud J. fir tier than
vegetable PREPARATION tot tair ~ usiOn Nv " 2
90 too, Hnd fstniicd b. all he ~ gi.i. aud Icf
mrts ass - stic by NJ ithe DturGtssin tovtfencr,
.cwpot, New Rcdfoid, Tsuntun. Lnwtn, rnl'ri,
Fhuyptn, Woresie @pfingheli. Uci.3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-17

AN ACT in amendment of an act enabling
the Town Councils to grant Licenses for
retailing Strong Liquors, and other pnr-
poses.
BE At enacted by he General .4ssemJiy as
toHocs:
Section |. The Town Council and Board
of Aldermen of the towns aud cities in this
State, are hereby authorised in their towns
aud cities respectively, to grant licenses for
the keeping OF vlc,uang houses, oyster hou.
ses, and oyster cellars, without pernI 'sion to
sell therein wines or strong liquors, upon the
same terms and conditions ns licenses arc
now granted for temperance tavcrns.
! Sec. 2. The furnishing of wine or strong
liquors TO any person IN any victuallng house,
oyster house, or oyster cellar, licensed by
virtue of the authority hereby given, whether
such wine or liquor be paid for or not, shall
be deemed a sale in violation of The provs.
ions Of the act 10 which tins is in amendment
| Sec. 3 The several town councils and
the board Of aldermen Of the city Of Provi-
dencc, may grant licenses TO suitable persons
to sell rum. vine and strong liquors for medl-
cal purposes only. taking 40 compensation
therefor, for the CITY, town or State, but tax.
ing bond as in other cases provided.
True copy-witness:
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-17
4 y X ~.

DLUE. Placb, ,nd Red Inks, Of superior
- quslny; for sale al "holesale snd r.,aI.
X. J.TAYLOR.