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is pretty conclusive evidence that there is no
great danger Of lamps exploding by the com.
bustion of the camphene within and flowing
from il.
If the Bristol County Mutual Fire Insurance
Company did not mean to make war upon
camphene, and prevent its coming in compeil-
ton with whale oil, why did they not declare
that they would not pay any loss by fire, oc'
casioued by the burning Of camphenc, and
leave il 10 the insured 10 take that risk upon
himself? In that case every one who was
satisfied of the safety of eamphone, as ght
would give it the preference. But no, that
would not prevent The uso of camphene rs u
competition with oil. Therefore, thcy declare
they will pay no loss by fire upon building
lighted with camphane, The plain English Of
which is-if on" burns camphone to light his
building ani il akes fire by the spontaneous
combustion of cotton and oil, or any other
cause, or is communicated from another build
ing, they will not pay the loss. There are
many who had rather take the whole risk, nm.
der these circumstances, than relinquish the
advantages Of using camphene as a brilliant
and chcup, as well ms safe light The best
way to remedy this act OF injustice is, for
those who wish to use cnmphcno for lighting
their buildings, 10 form Camphene Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, and iusurc none who
Il" not burn CAMPHENE
Newport Oct. II, lsI2.
Z. S. II an" is sincere in his desire to save
lilo and property, aud uniniluonced by interest,
lie should aim at higher game, and cndoavor
TO suppress tho use of steam in propeling boats
and railroad cars--by which thousands of lives
and millions Of property, have been destroyed
since it's introduction for those purposes,
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LARD OIL---Thc Chicago American says
at is probably not generally known, that
we have Lnrd Oil, &c. Factory in our city.
1t is on South Water street, near Wells. Ii
has been established only few weeks, and
its operations, therefore, are not as yet vc'y
extensive. The candles manufactured so far,
though about as hard as spcrmaccli, are not
so white. They have n yellowlsh tInge, but
are susceptible Of Improvement, it is stated,
in this respect. They can be afforded Mt
.25 ccn,s. per round retail. or 10 "a cents by
the bnX. We heartily wish th,s factory sue,
Gees, as it will provide our farmers with n
better market for their pork, aud be general
~ benciiciat'
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TnE Bus1LR.- miserable contrivancc
10 render monsiroas the beautiful handy-work
oI God, VIC nre happy TO learn is raqIdly dis
appearing. In Philadelphia, the physicians
have condemned II, as productive of diseases
of the spine, which have prevailed very cx-
tcnsvcly among the female part Of the POI u
a'ion since the hustle came into use. TAe
consequence has been that the iadies there
have generally abandoned its use. We are
also happy to observe, TINT many Of the most
sensible in this community have abandoned
lhis absurd and foolish fashion. .Norhampton
t.Wass. Go..
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Itrm a..

FRoM MRxIco.-Advioc from Vera Cruz
have been received, via New Orleans, to the
9th inst ], was rumorcd that the sent OF
government was to be transferred from Mex-
CO to Vera Cruz, and that Santa Ana would
take command in p"rson Of the expedlt on
against Texas, preparations Tor which were
going on vigorously at Vera Cruz.
The attack by water was to be mode on
Galveston so soon as the transports should
return from Campoachy where. by tho way,
according to the latest accounts, there were
pre- paralions for stout resistance.
YELLOW FEvER.-ln Mobile fifteen new
cases from the Ist To the ilh instant. New
corners are leaving the city.
Only one case of yellow fever reported at
Mobile OH and 10Th inst.
The Alabama Tribune places the name ol
John c. Calhoun al its head as the party can
didatc for tie Presidency.
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4 ware Opportunity {!

'Y'IiE undersigned having now cowpletcd
the repairs ".S7'ETE.\.S' ~ UH3RF,'
IN substantial and workmanlike manner,
with firm stone head. well backed srd
filled M with stone. soim-Alsc, lhe wnicr
hong decpcrcd upwards Of two feet. across
the head apd sI along tie whole length "t
the south SIDE. M well rs across III" connect
lng lire uf wharf from S,ey"ps' 10 tho Packet
or Banis,er's wharf--will now rent ite samc.
Iciiher the wharf alone, with the Pnlrn,
platform Balance. or together with such ~
The Stores a. ore not alrcacy permanently
rented for term Of years, provided npplI-
cation is made TO blm within Icasonase
time.
To the inhabitants of Newport md it's vi
cinilv, The promises being so well known. u
description il unnecessary. To othcIs, It
may BE- noticed that the wharf ia commodl.
nus. spacious and copvcnient, situated in the
ccn,rc Of tho town. and, frr series Of years,
hns been ono oi the most eligible ana Dest
irc0ucntcd wharves ~ Newport
ROBERr STEVENS.
Ncwrort. Aug. 1S. IS42 -UG)
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In Little Compton, on the 2olh ut., SYLVESTER
CLIFFORD, Esq formerly Representative from TIM
town in the General Assembly, aud nic Judge Of The
Court of Common Pleas Of this county, aged aboHi
90 years.
In Bristol, on the 9Th inst. ALBERT NEWTON, son
of Mr.. Isaiah Eimmons, nsed II years
In Providence, on Monday last, Mrs. DEBORAH,
widow of the late Elery Manchester, in the lOrh year
of her nge.
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MEMORANDA.

Smoke, : I2 mos out, brig HELEN, Price, ol THIS
uori l2i hhis sperm aud % bn. ii-h oil.
At Nry West "a INST. bark Merchant, boss, I'm ls-
ynun Ia load with Sugar, tor New \ ork
suIrwRECK AND LOSS or ItFE-lhe hark fho'
nutI.r ui and lnr New bedford, from New Holland
with cargo o 1000 bhs oi, went ashore On Long Is
lnud 10 miles III Montaug Point ou Friday morn
inu last about dny light. The mate and four seancn
nrri.hri IN attempting to hand IN the small bont The
vessel and cargo II is expected will be nearly or lu'e
tutnl loss
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lust RECEIVED. from New York, o
- uaw lot of MILLINERY GOODS. ol
the newcst sivle--such M Velvet Ribbons,
common DO, Artificial Flowers, &c.
Aisu. new pattern Tor SILK li9ls. and La
dies lrcss Caps, at l5rt, Thanrs greet.
FREnCu s DRAPER.
Sca'. ~. 1912 -lw.
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SPENCE RS
VEGETABLE PILLS.

The forest is natures medical repository,
gnd experience her great ,aedicm teacher.
From MGt reposiforV, the ingredients Thich
compOs. the aborc iipniudbhe mediciat hare
been cuiied, Qnd that feaeh'r. erPoiencf has
shown IL 10 be unriraiitd in its sdiuidry IF.
tscis on ihr human system.
Aware that the convincing evidence oil The
utility of mcdirine, must be furnished 10y the
result I,odpeeh By trial, the Proprietor has no
fears for the i.sne. II is not his wish, or IN
tenton to deceive the public, but on the contra
ry to ben6t hll who are complaining Of "ihose
lila ihn, hnsh il heir to- and in proof Of This
he conlii-nlIy appeals TO ths thousands of por-
sons who have stated To him--persons OF un-
doubted responsibility they have been
relieved by using n sing dose of those pills,
Of acute pain aud distress in n very short period
OF time. and IN cases where the symptoms were
of violent nature, an effective cnrc has result
\ Gh whEin an hour. and often in half Tho time,
Il There i, not the least difficulty TO be appre-
hrnded from their use either at home or abroad
/ Their operation as n caihanc, Is 30 gentle, that
\ the person who uses them. will only know their
lneslinnble qualities by the speedy eradication Of
the cause of distress.
|. In all cases orig mating in Impurities Of ,hr
blood, and those incident to the female consll-
tuition, these medicines stand unrlvned, and
have no equal. In these classes Of complaints
which prove, not only extremely trouhlc.omc.
but often fatal, they have been extensively used,
and with singular success Their virtues have
becn fully tested, and their efficacy proved and
| the pills and syrup combined, have seldom, i
ever been known to fail Of producing the de
n sired effect
i For sale by MARY TIIIEY, Ne 40, Sprin:
street Don't loFget thu number--nor that SpCn
GERS Vegetable Fills are etrtdin cure for th
| headache, in all its various forms. Oct. l3.
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III
SHIP HH& NEWS.
PORT OF NEW WP0R 7.
ARRIV ED.

TIIIRSDAfi vet, ~
scl,r- Alabama, Harris, I'm Frectown for New York
Albert Rogers Iulnpherc. Wuods Hole, iur Fall River
Foruax. Ncker.ou Hall River Tor Ba'h.
Soop Gcorge Washington, smith rom N"rW'ch "'
Providence. ..., .-,....
FRIDAY, Oct H.
Irjns Amazon. Sanford from Fall River for Whining
ton, : &. Ghralier, of Wndohoro. Yates, I'M pictou
3d lust. for stamford, tt Alheiih" Joce, im warren
TOR IT Jngo lie Cuba. -
Schr Experiment, Atkins from Hartford TOR thn'inm
Sloop Nuniic, Stewart, I'm Fall River Tor New York
SATURDAY, Oct Is.
Brig, Deborah. Handy. Matiapoisett for Georgetown
II.ury Hurt, Fnil River TOR n &. Edward Whitne,
4 I,r Gar band " indsnr, n :. for bridgeport.
Srhrs CITIZEN, Munroe, TN Fan River ior tnindcn
IInpc Il Susan. Winslow, Nantucket int New l"rhi
Roscor Eaton, Edgartun TOR Charlrston Mary & susan
iInds Bo-ton ir Philadelphia Harvest, Bates, do nr
Fredericksburg; Nandea, Penrce Providencrin Rnngor
sloop Tceunlseh, Chihls, ian New New tr Pr"V'
SUNDAY, Oct. l6.
Brig Freeman Kiimsn, I'm i'os,on for Philad
Schrs Unwena w llliains, I'm fnll klSer nr w Wll.ns
ton, n. g. lhcr, Rogers, Lamphcre, do Tor New ia
Sloops James Lnmphrre, Kenny im Providence 'oi
New \ ork Hudson Wmsow, do Tor n bedford
MONDAY, oct Il.
Brg- Tho. r. Hart, rcndrton, from Fall River f"'
Pensacola Georgian, Baker, do tor Wilminsloh-iiah
ard, Woodnam. Pciou i"r orders
Schr rrnubscui. 1hubrr, I'm Philadclphin.
sloop New York, Munro, i'm BRISTOL iur n. YORK.
TUESDAY, Oct If.
schrs Aurora, Chase fn Ellsworth for Wilmington
John Jny RnL er, Providence tor dnCanion, Stables
Fr,rrowu Tor Daricn- SrnoweE, Robinson, PIy moutl
for Fnl River.
siuop Herald, Lake, n York for Providence.
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NEW GOODS,
;EsT REED FROM W YORK.

a { A
good and carefully selected assortment
"A "f ST.9PLE .lND E3.Nrf DRY
GOODS, among them are the following,
Wiz
Pointed ~. de lanes plain DO. printed
Saxonys; Eol,ncs; alipcncs; ragljon,s Mary
graurccus silk warp apaccas, cotton DO.
French mcrlnos: English do; sha~Is; silk
cravars; cashmere hose cotton do; Kid
gloves silk do; worstcd mlits cloths cas-
sine res snttluotts Vermont cloths beaver
cloths pilot cloths Wave beaver cloth rcd
white G, yellow nanncls; Earls'on g'nghanS:
domestic do; woolleN table covers; linen
| do cotton do hleGcncd sheelings a. shirt.
! incs unbleached do de- Canton flannel
| Mer,no pinids, silk Warps; oil OF which
were purchased at the lowest auction prices
/ and will I've sold at very small advance loi
leash or approved credit, Mt No l32. hy
J. NJ. COOK a. ca.
/ Oci. 9th
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Easi stock pf
BOOTS AND SHOES.
JsG;N.J. MARSH. .DR.

IL As jus, received a very fall supply oi
H Boots d. Shucs. suitable for the sp
preaching season, comprising about cvcry
article. aud there frre too numerous 10 mcn
linn. Al who are ~ want of The above will
please call nj No. 1873 Thames street, where
illcy viii he ablc to supply themselves ai nn
usually low prices. Oc. g.
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AUC'Tt IONS.


HiH BE- soId al Public .Aueins on Txms-
day, he 27m ma, (;f inir, !, moi The
first f"ir day ofie',) on Ms premises, at
II O'CLOCK, A NJ,
4 lot Of land containing nbon. eleven,
"a acEes, situated ip Porl-m"n,h. on tho
l"wer posi- road bounded noriherly by land
nf San'uc' Heath. cnsterly and souihcrly hy
land of Richard Swan. and westerly nv said
road or highway. Said lol il excellent E,r
mendows. pasture or iillaee. and has vnlua
hlr pyyilrgc. to Black Point shore fm sea
mannre. aud for a nuding place.
Condt'nns given NJ The time and place.
JOHN u. COGG ESIIALL, .3mfr.
Portsmouth. sLt 6. IS52s
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FALL. GOODS,

roNsIsTIsG of Broadcloths,
~ CaSSimcrcs. Sattinets, Ker-
scys, Fhnnels, Ilosifrv, Nlerinces.
Brown Linen Table Covers, Cotton
,an,ask duio, Pmn" C"vrrs Counter
rnncs, CaIicors, undressed Ginehans,
Good Russia diaper, English BiTdseya 2
dnib, napk lns, u yat,riy ~ wm'cr sha~Is,
.Tlrkiugs, white md brown cotton shrr'-
rngs, cotton annnrls, yard wide, good
white cotton md wool ilanpeIs, good knI,
hose. Sc SC
The above with nddr,o,. whnh nrc
ronsnnly hcirc mndr viii W s"ld rh"sr
10y JOHN T. TOWNSEND
SEPT y
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The New Jersey Steam Navigation Go :
Daily Mail Line, Sundays excepted, will com
mrncc on and after Monday, sept l2ih.
The following splendid Boats viii compose
the Line:
MASSACHUSETTS,, Capt. Comstock.
RHODE ISLAND, Thaycr.
NARRAGANSETT WoolsrY.
The Massachusetts will leave stoniagton
Mondays, Wednesdays aud FRIDAY s-thc
Rhode Island Tuesdays Thursdays and Satur-
DAYS, at The usual hour, on the arrival of the
train that leaves Boston at 4 o'clock i. NJ.
Newport, Oct 18Th, lSi2.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-MoNDAY, Oct.
Reported for The Boston Daily Advertiser d f"ir

Al market 1900 Beef Cattle 1000 Stores, 1000 Sheep,
and 72O Swine.
PRicgs-Beef Catilc-Former prices were hardly sus-
tanned We quote very few extra nj 80 FTsi lnnii-
ty 425 n pO-seeand quality so ~ s4-'hnd quality
2 SO az 3 so.
Barreiling Caite-A few o,s only were taken by the
barre ers They offer tor IS %, NO ], 90 Very
lew if any of the droyers willing 10 submit 1" 'uc
prices, and large numbers Of BccfCAtle remnn nnsOd
stores-rwo year old ut 81 10 Sic three Year old
II II az 30.
II sheep-DulI We noticed lots old from SOC 10 | IS.
n Weihers from 2 To 2 70.
II swine-A small advance was rnected-lots to ped
die from to Be for Saws, and g. az ic Tor Borro~s
II At re all from 81 to &C.
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G.. CHAMBERLIN's
One priced Store, No. li9,
Thames Street,

Composite r. J. Toylor'S,)
zIAVING Just received a large md vel
- selected stock of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS for the fall trade, would
please subm. the following undermined as
part Of thcm, viz:
A Il wool flannel. twarran,cdl 20 g. - cents.
Fine Salisbury, figured. 33
Dark printed ccllcos. s. los ID. extra ~ cts
Changablc Mus DC Lanes new styles %. E'
Fancy do IN VARIETY % cents
Blk s. blue blk striped silks weary heavy
a, -, so s. ~ cents.
Blk &. cold GIch figured do from - TO LOO.
Rosn plads lior chIldren's wearl
SH3ULS.
Baisora s: Edinboro' (rIch styes.)
Plnid wo6len, nettcd do.
Highland plaid do.
Fancy silk, Mus. de Lainc s. Cashmere hdkiS.
Linen cambrc hdkts from - cts Il upwards.
Linen cambtIcs s. lawns. table linen, lrlsh
linens, &c.
Unbleaohcd s beachcd shlr'ingsS s, shec,lngs
Ticks, checks, patches, gnghans, Canton
flnnncs, &c.
A select choice Of laccs, cdglngs, gloves
hose. embh collars, mnslns. &c. &c.
Those goods will be found ppon examnn
tion to compare with nny thn, can be pnr.
chased IN New York or Boston, either a. re-
cards price or quality. Having been pur
chased on the most advantageous terms. We
arc disposed 10 sell for The smallest po'sib c
profit
Newport, Sept. ~.
INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT AND
Personal BEAUTY considered with DR.
Felix Gourauds Poudres Suhtlles. The sculp plor,
whose study il to initiate the exquisite work
manship OF nature, pounraNS ~ ms model ot
the human form broad and elevated forehead
\ his development Is not only conSonant with,
but sometimes necessary ~ the possession Of u
high order OF mental faculty. " fine fore.
head j. mark cf intellect. u is no les IN rs.
>enta ccmcn, of personal beauty, and II - OF
II ,munrtance to those aud there are many such
pose sscd or this prominent feature, obscured
! nv The cnctoachncnis Of TOO luNuriops growth
Of hair, TO remove that portion OF an rNcrcs.
l cencc which jruds, IN their case, only to delorn
!, THIS can he done safely. speedily, ellcclunliy,
and II used IN accordance with directions with
out the least Inconvenience, hy Dr. EcN Gou
n r1ud's vrudrc subtitle. The lurZc ot the ltp,
wlicn ammo, ing, or The short hair "n The back al
ia laA,'s nocE, when too apparent, tho haW o' u
mole. og The hoard, ben hieh upon the check,
ana, all bc rono,c cd and cyrniuallN the rnot~
Ide,tto, ed hy the use cl ihls prcparaion.
II p,epa cd by Dr Felix Goumud, 67, Walker
larerr. QUE door from broadway, New Sorh.
4 ; I per bottle.
II Gouraud. Iau DO Eeau,c. or TUE Water of
nrnuiy. Tor removing tau, plmrlrs. lrccde',S'
Narf,ntrd. 81 Gou,asd's Vegetable Rong". 9p
Irls Goutauds blanc ~ E-pagnr, vegetable
preparation lor the face. - cents.
ROBERT !. TAYLOR, llS, Thames street.
li~ lie onl, appointed rgcni l,r Newport.
Newport, sept -, ls42 -iy.
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Cotton Warp,

ylLUE aud unhleachcd. Of good quality
- lust received npd lor sale by
JOHN +. TOWNSEND.
g.,
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In this town, l2th inst, NJ the Second Baptist Church.
by the Rev Mr. Leaver, Mr.. JEROME SHERMAN, TO
Miss ELIZA A. ID. GArEwOOD, daughter Of the late
Mr.. Bennett +. Gatcwood, nll Of Providence.
On Sunday last, by the same Mr.. JAMES &. GOULD
OF Middletown, to Miss DEBORAH NJ, daughter OF
Capt. Nathaniel LittleAed, OF this town.
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Letters,

REAAisiSG rs ruE POST orfIcr, NEwPoRr,
r. ocr. lst, l-i2.
IL .ldrcrfisrd letters are piaccd ina Srpm0
bor. Persons applying far h'm rd'p'eoSe call
for "ADvERrIsED Letters.
Barber capt l.amlrrt Henry
Baird Lester /. Lee Pardon \
Bailey JohnG Ncsbitt Edw'd Duvsl
Bowler VIM Il Nlven Charl.s
Rrrhtman Benz. Il. Paine Freeman
Brown Leonard Putnam capt. Benz.
| Brown capt Putnam VIM
Brooks Alfred Pcckham Miss Ruth 7
! Ball Mrs ALVIN Peck ham Miss Eliza
Bahcock Mrs. Emily Plcrson Mrs Sarah
Brown Mrs Sarah Rathbouo J. II.
| Chamberlain VIM Rice Isaac
Clarke capt VIM. c. Robinson Joseph J,
Coprr capt, VIM Scott Thomas A.
Campbell Mrs A!ex.ll Socum ;. w.
Campbell Mrs slocum tlUhh
Chasc Miss Betsey . Staples capt Isaac Il.
\ Clark Mrs Martha Studley capt Ira u.
Cornell Mrs. ElizaJ. Sharp Mrs a. {.
Dnmncr James Smith Miss Elijah. i.
DnmscINiss Elizabeth Thanzaud isaaci
Eddy Mrs Mary Trefrthan capt. \. I.
Foccman Charles j. Turner capt. Daniel
\ Grdncy Cant Varncy * Chase
Gcilroy q. II. Warren Henry
Clifford Isaac Wheeler Cyrei &.
Gray r. \. NIthers Francis
Grinncn Mrs Sarah & Wilcox Chas
Green Mrs. Margaret Woodward Robert
II Hammond George III Yates Mrs, Ann
\ Hathaway Thomas NJ Young Miss Mary
n HAYDEN OTIS JAMfsi""N
|. Heard 4 Sidney Ennis Joseph
Il Henderson MlssAnnio lHsu.
| I,h-rwood B F. Muldownry Tom
| las Jnmcs O'Cunurl Michael
| Joslin Sylvester KlIroy Mary
Il Koken Jacob l.. Rooney Ann
/ i.nwron Georg. y. Russell Calhar,ne
II Lawton Thomas
II lO6-3w ASHER Robbins /. VI
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CLEAR ED.

liih- srhr Export, Gardner, West lndies,
SIoup vigilnut, Henih. New York.
l7th-Brin Ghraltrr, Yates. Stamford, onn.
" schr May Flower, King, FrnnkIn, La.
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GREAT FiEr IN poRrLAND.-One of the
most extensive counagratlons that ever oc-
CURED IN Portland took place on Wcdncs-
day evening at 10 o'clock. Ii broke out ~
the cabinc, shop Of Mr.. George Clark, n
wooden building, filed with combusllblcs,
the wind blowing hurricane, and IT was
soon consumed. The flames soon reached
She Franklin House, kept by Stone & Pray,
which with all the ont buildings was soon
swept off Insured for $1,000. " then
spread to the two story house on tho opposite
corner. owned by the Alnssy heirs; md so
sweeping through Brown street on both sides,
ill the whole distance from Congress Ia Free
streets was a Sea of fame. Adjoining the
Franklin House. was one story house oc-
copied by worthy foreigner named Lewis,
his all---nninsured. and entirely consumed
Mex, came tho 'argc aud elegant, mansion oc-
rupied by the widow oi ,hc late Jacob knight,
which was entirely destroyed. parity insured.
To the westward Of tins on Free street, wns
the beautiful house Of William Willis, Esq.
row heap of smouldcting ruins. The house
occupied Nv II. Libby, y. Harmon, J. Thax-
tor. Mr. Sweet. a. Barker, tho livery stable
81 Moves 8. Forbes, aud several others were
entirely destroyed.
The whole loss il estimated vnrinus'v, nj
from twenty-five to finv ih"nsahd dollars.-
Most oi tie furniture belonging 10 The various
dwelling houses was g"i ont. but owing 10
the hurry it was much injured.
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NOT ICE.

A CIR EEABiE to vote passed. Mt cor
~ pornIl"n meeting. FIRST Baptist Society.
10th inst. shall sell at Public Auction. i0h
November next ht ~ o'rl"fk, A. NJ. at th"
Meeting House, those Pews on which as
sessueuis remain unpaid ~ that date.
ISAIAH BURDICK, Treasurer.
Oct. I3.
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NE y aud Seasonablc Goods.
TKGs. q. BleOWN & son

ysAVE iust received. a frosh snrplv #
" wou dvrd blue and blu" black Rrav'r
Cloths, ASphalum cl'nh. Fancy Cnss,netrs,
Yestlugs and Tail"r's Trimmings. snrab'n
Cu HE scasnu--whlrh ,h"Y will max" ~. 10
order, IN the best style. Oct =, 1912.
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- Rk aSs .as
wholly prevented, or governed if the attack has
on fyou the only HAYS LlsIMESr from
@o~s~Noo< t3' 20. M1lSssIl35
and every thing relieved by il that admits Of an out.
ward application. 1t acts like a charm. Use it,
HORSES that have Ring Bone SPAWN,
Wind Calls &C., are cured by Roors' SrEclrIc and
EONNCPrCd horses entirely cured by Roofs
Founder Ointment. Mark this, all horsemen,
Dalloy's Magical Pain Ex-
tractor Ealve.--The most extraordinary
remedy ever invented for all new or old
IsIs|sIE 81 lgSN
and sores, and sore EYES 1t has delighted
thousands 1t will take out all pain in ten minutes
and no failure 1t will cure the 8aDE scS
/ L!N'S SPREAD PLASTERS.
a better and more nice and useful article never was
. made All should wear them regularly.
LENS TEMPERANCE ElTTERS:
the principle of substituting the tonic in place Of
the atimnani principle, which has reformed SO many
4 drunkards. To be used with
LIN's gEsyslI PILLS, superior to all
others for cleansing the system and the hunors affect.
ng the blood, and for all irregularities of the bowels,
and sas ,n' De- 5%"fsa irT,s Ds%,.' ss. @ehrO oH;n
nature. thus
II E,g:!A e: 70 ACHE
DR.. sP POHiN'S HEADACHE REMEDY
will ciicctuay sick headache, either from the
2WEsEy1sE] or bilious Hundreds OF families are
asAAsz1--Sa using it with great JOY
DR.. sPoHN's ELIXIR OF HEALTH,
for the certain prevention of Sy3v vHSSS or any
general sickness keeping tie stomach in most per
feet order, the bowels regua., and determination to
the smlac,. s.sSysssySs ksXsxsEsa.Ei
pains in the bones, hoarscnoss, and kGANXyx1&SAE
are quickly cured by it. Know this by trying.
CORNS.-ThC French Plaster is n SIRE cure
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-20

The persons indicted for treason md misdc.
mcnnors pretended that they arc anxious for
u speedy lIal, and thclr friends hnvc com.
planed to the public ,ha, the Government
had postponed them unnecessarily. The
anxiety of those under indcnen, may be
seen from the fact that some Of thcm have
pleaded diiaiory pi'os, thereby necessarily
poslponing thor trials And So far from my
posipoucmcnt having been urged hy III" Al.
torncy General, he repeatedly stated iha, h.
wa. ready TO proceed IN tie trlal Mt any tune
tho Court should nnm". The tim" was
fixed AT tho earliest convenience oi the Court
PROP. Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-20

w NTEn-n respectable middle aged
w .an,0tcGn woman, IN i'kc charge Of
children, &c. Apply ut this ollicc.
(1ct 6--.,w