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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-14

W ere offered and referred as follows
by Mr. EdgIngton--Ihat the committee on Finance
inquire INTO the eNpedcncy OF so amending the laws Of
tins Common" cah regulating the collection Of the pub
lie revenue, 10 require all Shers and other collectors
thereof, when they shall tender the same any part
Thereof when collected ut the Treasury in notes bills
Of any Of the Banks of this Common wealth which may
for the time being be Of value less than par al the city OF
Richmond 10 make solemn oath affirmation that such
bills notes were by them received, bona tte in pay
ment OF the Revenue, and tina, they not obtained
Ivy exchange purchase, otherwise than atoro
SAID
AMENDMENT or rnE FkpERAL CONSTITUTION.
Mr. Scott OF gave notice that (haying been proven
ted, by ndlsposon, from attending the House. and call
ING up the resolution IN relation amend the Federal
Constitution. he previously notified the House tina, his
would do) he would move to take up the resolution in
relation 10 this subject on 10 morrow.
The following ongrossed bill read third time and
PASSED.
An act to in corporate tho Mechanics Savings Bank
at Iynchburg'
The Speaker submitted communications from the
Auditor Of Public Accounts enclosing copies of correspon
dencc between said Auditor and the Cashiers Of the Me
chanics Bank OF Wheeling, and of the Northwestern
Bank Of Nginla IN relation to the redemption of their
notes paid into the public Treasury together with
statements procured from the Cashiers of the Bank of
Virginia and Farmers Bank Of Virginia; which with the
accompanying documents, laid the table and or
dered to be printed.
On motion Of Mr. Tolcr,
The House adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-14
ROBES & RJ'RTON.

next door below the Farmers Bank where our assert
mont Is very good, aud under which firm shall con
nne oul business. W respectfully invite the attention
OF Merchants and others wishing to buy cheap and desl
rabe Goods, as 50 favorable opportunity seldom &c
curs.
Any person wishing 10 secure good stand with de
sirabo Stock of Goods, will do we'll TO avail themselves
of this opportunity, feel disposed offer induce
monts, for the sake Of closing the st ,ck at once.
Bur Ton s ROBES,
Jan 10 IN.
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EDIC.lTXO.V:

VIE Summer Session of the subscribers Schoo
Il will open on TUESDAY the st OF March Tu,,
PAYABLE IN aGVahf WM :. REID
Feb Z - A. -
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(VO1Pl. EPpH

(vOrcr Seed.
MOUNTAIN Clover Seed of prime quality in guam
4vA tlties to SUIT purchasers. For sale low for cash.
Also, Timothy Seed. GEO BAGBY & Co.
Feb Z &, ;,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-14
4 CANDIDATE.
REM

When the above first handed 10 u.s. we thought II
best. no, knowing from whom it came to decline publish
ng 1t. giving, at tho time notice of its reception
author has since had interview with u.s. and indica-
ted his wish. tina, 1t should be published, lay
II before our readers.
The author Is iavorably known to u, as a valuable
ncehbor ana man Of great moral worth, of whose
metcnslons az a candidate to represent the county
IN the next Legislature we have not the smallest Dis
position to say any thing by way of dsparagencn; on
on the contrary, If it should be the will of the Wings to
conhde IN HIM as their representative. will, with
pleasure. give him support. no, only By vote.
but IN every other way We can. Still as to the matter
IN issue, we consider him very much in error. Ills re
marks a tar short OF convincing of the proprety OIL
having three or four Wing candidates for the county
We agree with \ Candidate" that ii is unpleasant
to draw nvldous distinctions between and county
but has been thought decorous, for many years, that
one OF our representatives should reside in the county
and the other in town. Whether there is any thing IN
dv'dlous IN this or not prepared say pei
maps dstlnctness of interest may Justify it. In comp
anco with former usage. the town has brought forward
r. H. Tolcr its candidates. in the county four candI-
dates have been announced EACH either by himself OF
his near friends. Only Of the four can be elected
and IT is possible. II they all run in accordance with Inc
views OF "A Canddate,' that they may all be defeated
by some popular democratic candidate. "A Candidate
tells u.s. that there democratic candidates; this Is
no conclusive argument that there will he before TIE
elections 1t may be their best policy To defer bringing on
I'LL few DAYS before the ol.cthn.
Inc srgnmen, of "A CaudiJs,," DIV" f:-'rt 'h'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-20

shall not be lawful for a purseI in the navy to
advance or loan any sum or sums OF money,
public or private. nr any article or coinmndny
Whatever or any credit, 10 any officer M the
naval service, under any pretence nhatcver.
Sec. Z. .3im be ii further endcied, That the
provisions ol tins uct shall 60 into effect,
within the United States, from the date oi MS
passage and IN vessels abroad at The 6tglu-
niog of the quarter after is official receipt.
Sec. :. .3ndbc IL )nriher euHcftt. That pur-
scTs attached to. aud doing duty N, navy
yards at Boston, New-York aud Noriolk, aud
sea going vessels of II larger class than Sloops
Of war, shall be- authorized TO appoint cltIk
or assistant, 10 be approved by the command-
ING officer OF such yard or vessel and the
yearly compensation of said clerk shall be as
follows, VIZ: IN a lrgatr, or navy yard ut
Boston. New-lurk, and Norfolk, five hundred
dollars; IN ship OF the line, seven hundred
dollars. Said assistant or clerk shall have
the privileges winch are allowed To the cleIk
of the commanding officer; and each pnrScr
and clerk. while attached To vessels ~ con-
mission, ,hnl receive one ration per day.
Sec. q. .IHd be IL Iiuih,r emtcteT, TGat all
stores Of pursefs on board shIps in comm,-
SION shall be taken hy The Government n, II
fair valuation, under the direction of the Sec
retary of the Navy.
SEC. 10 .hd B., Il Guiher enncttd, That all
acts or parts Of acts whlch may be contrary
io, or iucouslsicnt with the provisions Of tins
act, shall De, nua are hereby, repealed.
See. II. .nd be al .Ji0ihr nGri'G, That
from and after the passage of lhis act, III" an
uual pay OF the forward wsrraut officers of
the navy OF the United States shall be- AS fol-
lows: for boat swalns, 9unnerS, carpenters.
and salimahcrs, hcn on duty on boarG ships
ut lhc linr. aud IN the lLree navy yards al
Boston, New-iork aud Nnrlulk, eight hun
drcd dollars on other duty, seven hundred
dollars when ON lrHvp OF absence or await
ng orders, the said officers shall receive five
hundred dollars for ne first ten years, and at-
Ter six hundred dollars.
Sec. II. .ind be IL Jufihp enacted, That
whenever an officer shall perform the duty
of higher gradc, by order of The Secretary
Of the Navy, or the commander OF IA fleet nr
squadron, or ship acting single on foreign
service. such officer shall br entitled 10 re-
cclve the pay of such higher grade during
the time he performs the duty IN that grade,
and no allowance shall be made for prrl"rnl-
ing such service hereinafter unless 80 OF
dcrcd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-20
Approved, August %, 1912.
LPuRLIC, No. GS.l

l. 'bL''' w. '0'l
AN ACT 10 define and establish The hscal
year Of the Treasury of the United States.
RyH cu1cip3 Lu The Senate o,d Iouse of
RrDycScuinIirfS Ojfhr T.iied states of iarri.
ca IA Congress- 0sStmLled. That on aud after
the first day of July. u the wear yol oar l.ord
pIuIieru hundred and forty .lhfre the nscaI
wear Of the Treasury OF the United States,
In all matters Of accounts, receipts, rXpcE-
d,turqs. estimates. and approprla,Ious shall
commence ON ,hr first dny Of July IN each
wear: and the report and estimates required
T., Lr pr.parcd and hId before Congress at
the commencement of each session by the
Secretary of the Treasury IN obedience to
The acts of Congress ofthc second of Scptctn-
bcr. seventeen hundred and ,ighty-uue, aud
O.! Nav tenth, eighteen hundred, shall be
rcpu,t aud estimates for each fiscal year com
mcucinn as aforesaid and terminating on the
lhrticth day Of June IN the succeeding cal
cndar year,
Sec. =. .MI tc II further macied, Tint it
shall be the duty OF the Secretary of the
Treasury 80 submit to Congress al the com
mepccmcni of the next session his annual
repor, upon the state of the finances and g.
Inmates Of aupruprlations required for The
suppor, of the Go,crnmcnt for the half cal
cudar wear ending ON the ihr,leth day of
June then next: ard separate and distinct es-
,,uiotes for the fiscal year ending on the
,bi,te,h day of Jane, eighteen hundred aud
Corry. four: and estimates Of receipts tor sall
periods respectively aud the style aud titles
of acts making appropriations for the support
of Government shu be ~ iotioWs, to wl:
"Au act making approprn,ion. (hclc insert
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-20
Vol. XIII. No. 3O.l
" cssss3ssssss ass Is; sx
AeefTsff.ssees ( sEsyt fslsSs*
~ &yss1
UgpDD p08U1 "a
Memorp of Cops that are past.
by MRS. HEMANs

There is a tear Of swectrclief-
A tear ofrapture and ofgrief;
The feeling heart alone can know
What soft emotions bid il low
Ii is when memory charms the mind,
With tender images refined;
'Tis when her magic spells restore
Departed friends and joys no more.
There is an hour--a pensive hour,
And oh how dear its soothing power
II is when twilight spreads her veil,
And steals along the silent dale;
'Tis when the fading blossoms close,
When all is silence aud repose
Then memory wakes; aud loves to mourn
The days that never can return.
There is "a strain-a plaintye strain,
The source of Joy, and yet of pain
IL is tho song whose dy ing measure
Some friend bclos ed has heard with pleasure
Some friend vino ne'er again may hear
The melting lay Of Memory dear
All then by magic spells restore
Visions Of blissiul day no more.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-20
[OHirial a)ublitdtion.
[PUBLic, No. 6i.l

lPUBLiC, No. VI
AN ACT TO provide for publishing an account
Of the discoveries made by the ENpl )rlug
Expedition, under the command ii Lieu.
tenant Wilkes, of the u. 5. navy.
BE IL enacted by The Senate and Horse Of
Representatives. Of The Unied States Of .lmpi.
ca IN Congress assembled, That there shall be
published, under the supervision aud dIrcc.
ton of the Julnt Committee on the Library,
IAN account oi the discoveries made by the
exploring expedition, under the command ol
lieutenant Wilkes, ut the United States
navy !" which account shall be- prepared wllli
illustrations, aud published ~ form similar
10 the voyage OF the hslrulabr, lately pub.
lished by the Govcrnmcnt oi France.
Sec. =. lind be il Farther eHdcied. rht
when such account shall have been wtlttcr
and the illustrations for the samc shall have
been prepared, an Advertisement shall be- w
serted in ,hc papers Publishing tic laws o.
the Uhit"d States. inviting proposals io
printing one hundred copies of the same to
the Unncd States, to be- G,lvctrd iu ii,
Librarian of Congress ~ time and at
price 10 hc stipulated IN such contract m,
the contract shall be made with aud given {,
the person ul,fIuV aud giving sufficient as
surance To- perform the Hu'k NJ The luwes
price aud on such cunlr,ci beng made ih,
"nccount' shsll be- delivered to such contfsc
TOT
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-20
Chs EnOiam = III mrr
q Y VI 4 u X ;

Ii comes, il comes with golden shcaf
In the time of the scar and yellow leaf,
And it filings the fruit from the beaded tree,
And scattcrs il round IN its reckless glec
1t PLAYS on the brow of the maiden fair,
Aud parts, with its fingers, her raven hair
II comes, it comes, and its minStrcl's wing
Ger The CLASSY lake is quivcrng,
With music rs soft ms The mellow strain
OF zcphyrs Ger the swelling main;
II sIaddons the wales as il floats along,
And stream and mountain rc-ocho the song
1t comes, il comes like fairy sprltc
Arraycd in robes Of gossa'ner white,
And the carpet of leaves on the ground i,
spread,
And the flowers yield meath its couquerng
tread
For it strides along in It's kiugly way
Like shadows that flit at the close Of day.
1t comes, it comes, and the riponcd grain
Is wroathing crowns Tor its golden reign,
And the bright eye sparkles with liquid light
Like The star enthroned on the brow of night
And the teemiug fields their offerings bring
AT the sainted shrine Of the Autumn king.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-20
Pure Extract of Sarsaparilla,
ENpEpkRED by WM. BROWN, Chemist

81 iii M NI'D W w va blNoh 49, Nh'Hl's''
No. Al Washington street. Boston,
This Is an entire new preparation at Sarsa
pauiia, without bCng I,DUCcd 10y the addl.
ton of sugar. To iuim syrup, aN II - know0
by oil that this very much reduces the eN.
tract II is prepared by new steam nppara
tus, that procutcs the strength without cvnpo.
ration. 1t Is the ot'y preparation now ~ use.
That our physicians u,3y BE- made acquainted
with us mode Of manufacture, u pamphlet
has been published and sent to the Phy,l-
cians that they may know lts qualllcs. For
he pas year 1t has been extensively recon.
mendcd 10y lh"d lnr purifying tlc blood, re-.
moving all humors, Diseases ~ the skin, "rtdi.
eating mcrcuuil effects from the system
ulcers. &c. II is als0 extensively used ioI
tho rhoumatl>in.
For sale by r J. TAYLOR. Druggist
~. Thames street, Newport, Il. l.
Junc!l
A.AEsA,ABiiL, aud T0mnlo Bticrs; Tooth
- ache Drops, Browns Boncsct Candy
Starkwcathcr's llcparc Elixir; lncxhaus,a
bic Smelling Salts q lunh,r supply OF thes,
celebrated artlslcs Just received by
lunc pih. X. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-20
GENUINE GROCERIES
ClHEAP!!

H. y. ~ W. NEWTON. are daily re-
~. cenug supplies from New fork, and
have IN store The following good~, which vii be
sold usual al extreme low prices -
TEAS gunpo~der, h,,on, l'.ug hyson,
hyson skin, ,ourhong aud pouchong
COFFEE-N Mocha, Ja0a, Rio. Cuba, La
gulra and " est India, ground IN pound paPors,
SUGAR double S single loai, crashed do
Havana whdc q brown, clarified aud pulverlHd
white, 81 CrolX, Porto Rico and Mu'coyado
brown.
FRUIT bunch cask aud Sulrana Raiins,
Ianle currants. cllron, plun"S, dates, plum al
monds, waInuls, hbcrts, oranges, lemons and
dried apple.
MOLASSES 90 sugar house, Orleans,
AuScovado aud Havana.
PROVISIONS --uess q prime beef s. ?1k.
Goldfish. Ionr, Ind in meal, batter, cheese, Lard,
picked salmon, hams, rIie and corn.
CRACKERS sod,, butter. milk, sugar aud
pilot bread
PICKLES y SNCCES curumhrrs, mixed e,
capre-, olncs, $ardIneS anchoNl"~. mu.uooni,
walnut aud tomato krlchup, pepper sauce, currie
powder, Harvey snucc, John l.ull, do, mustard
aud owe oil.
SEHNRS-A ca: yalicty oI GnO qual ties
Gon Cuba.
\ SNUFF s. TOBACCO Of all knd, in general
use,
WINES & LIQUORS formedIca pur-
poses.
7 SpICES-nulmegs, mace olives. cinnamon,
aIrco, snser, pepper and ca!e !enne,
NES-Canlon ginser < West india.
Er-rE'rI ground rice. honey, Liver
pool salt, salt p,tIe, ,aIrratus sal 'da; brown,
White. cast ie, white scented, pIIm * almond
soap starch, iudilo alum, mlcdronI yerna-
.celil. taplora, ground rIrn, eggs, sperm aud
Lldck fish oil sprrul, raIiow aud wax candles,
mats, painted p'iis, caoPnils, tubs, matches,
dcmllnhns, bottles, slOuc lGgS, cotton twmc,
bottle corAs. pipes, hr'"ul-. clt"r \ " ,ne Niae
gar lemon syrup, champagne, Claoi. sc. Sc.
\ Aug, /
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-20

Sec. 3. md he IL further enocied, Tha
until other provisions are made by law io
the safe keeplng aud arrangement OF sucl
objects Of natural history ns may be in poss"s
sion OF the Government. the same shall be
deposited and arranged IN the upper room 81
the Patent Office, under the care ofsuch per
son as may be appointed oy The JOINT Com
miltee on The Library.
JOHN WHITE,
Speaker Of he House of Representatives..
WILLIE =. MANGUM.
President Of NE Senate pro tempore.
Approved, Aug. 20, 1912.
JOHN TYLER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-20
JUST RECEIVED
FROM NEW YORK,

pcasc's, Cough Candy.
Jachson's, Ni>tar', aud Shcr The
man, Cough lo2eagca.
Allen, Ealstm ul llaychouud
and Lnerwort, lor coughs ~. nost popula
W. y Gardmer's Basam Of
lnetNorl, iur do.
JaNnc's Indian EApcctorant COTGU
l,r do.
Hurlcr's Vegetable Indian Spe-
ciG, tor do Medicines.
Andcr,on's Cough Drops.
pr Lee, Compound Gu,banum Plaster, 70,
pam IA the back, breast, aide, Sc, prlCe IL.
cents.
Shuuan's Poor Mans Plaster
lpr Hrd,tu',, Whum's and Wells Strength.
cnms rla>lcrs.
sherman Worm lozcngos.
Ja,ur'> Nermiiuge, ~ olm DESTROYER.
Svurm.s Nr,uuluee, DO. do.
/ Iug,l>h Red aud slack Tux. C>upcrlor }
. k,ddrr's, Idrs' aud Pn,son's lndellble lux,
Nad- Narlssar, Buffalo, For The Prc>cr
and Brar's Od. valion, growth.
. Ia,nc'> liar Tonic. aud restoration
/ Cidrlise's lalm Of Colum- of the
bn. u \ u
Double distilled Rose Water For flavor.
l.-rucc ot Rose, lug J"Ihos,sau'
EAinci ul Lcmua, eos pastry,
Oriental Peih Powder, For cleansing ll'
nd skin. and inpto,
I pnrunrd Cosmetic Balls, lug the COM
Mir Of Roses, &c. PlcNion.
Cologne, Ia,crd"y, aud ornugc-l'IqNer
Water. SC &c sc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-20
be Ratmp Dap.

The day is cold, and dark, and drcary;
1t rains, and the wind is never weary
The vine sill clngs to the mouldoring wall,
But at overy gust the dead leaves fall,
And the day is dark and drcary.
NY life is cold, and dark, and drcary
Ii raius, aud the wind is never weary;
My thoughts still cling to The Wondering Past
But the hopes Of youth fall thick in the blast,
And the days are dark aud dreary.
BE still, sad heart and cease repinjng;
Behind the clouds is The sun still shining;
Thy fate Is the common fate Of all
Into ca, Il life some rain must fall,
Some days must be dark and drcary.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-20
Auction and Commission Store

VENIIE subscriber would respectfully inform,
3 Ia, friend, aud the public g'ucm''y, that
hc continues To carry on the above business al
NJ. -, Thames 81, directly opposite thr
Post Office, which Is Que of the best siamd-
in Newport. lie will attend To the sale OF
goods ~ any part ofthc town ou liberal trrlns
Also, on hand, Bcd,l,ad>. tharrs, tubIc.,
stoves and u ,arlrty of orLcr Goods, generally
found IN an Auction Room.
JEREMIAH GOODSPEED
Nrvuort O,t ~ l~II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-20
Approved, Aug. &c, Iei2.
PuBLIC, No C6.1
AN ACT 10 confirm the sale of public lands
IN certain cases.


AN ACT 10 confirm the sale of public lands
IN certain cases.
B, IL tnacitd iy Mr S,naie and HguSc Of
Representatives. ol tie LHi,I siai,S Of .!gicri.
ca IN Congress H&s,mbied That Ia all cases
when any entry has been made, under the
prc-cmpii"n laws, of land which was public
land, subject 10 sale al the date ofsuch cnlIv,
aud when patents for the same have not been
issued from The General Land Office, because
Of the original tract claimed, or the float
arising ihcrr.ruln exceeding the quantity
specified IN the llw, or when the adjudication
has been made 10y The receiver and the clcrk
of the register, acting IN the cad Of the reg
stcr, or wEcn the proof upon which the CLAIM
Is founded is not IA the form, nor full 0s 10
all the facts required by law, but substantially
So, such entries aud sales are hereby CON
frined, and patents shall bc issued thereon,
las in other cuscs: Pr0pidcd. That the See
rcIary oi the Treasury shall be- satisfied ,hat
such culrIrs have been IN other respects lar
and regular. and that the evidence suslalns
the claim: that they are not contested by
other persons claiming the same, and that no
fraud shall appear ~ them: ind prOrIdcd
also, That the act Of fourth September, elgh-
teen hundred and folly-pnC, entitled "An act
TO appropriate the proceeds at The sales OF
public lands and to grant prc-tmptlon rights"
shall be so construed as uol tu confer ON any
one a rght OF prc-.mpIlun by reason OF Il
settlement made on n tract heretofore sold
under p,iur pre- -cmprlon Law. or NJ private
entry, whcu such prIor prc-"mptIon or entry
has not been confirmed 10y lhV General Land
Office, on account Of any alleged defect
therein, aud hen such tract has passed into
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-20
lPUBLIc, Nn.GJ |

AN ACT to establish a district court Of the
United States in the city Of Wheeling IN
the State OF Virginia.
BE IL enncted hy The Senate and House OF
Representatives. ofHe United States Of .4mcri
ca IN Congress assembled, Thn, one annual
term of the district court of the United States,
for the western district Of Virginia, be holden
in the city of Wheeling Oh the 2jrh day Of
August.
Ann1nven Ann DG ISID
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-20
RATES or FARE.
.SucsiOnccr', Notice.

vNIl.LIAM H. READ, Offers his services
w as Auclionccr, aud hopes by slrlcl Al
tcnilun 10 business 10 share q past ot public
patronage. 70 be found at all houl, at hI,
store. No. l63, Thnmcs-~lrcrt.
NcMpuri, Jun, %. lsl2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-20
For Summer Complaint.
SlIERN MANS
CRETACECUS ZENGES,

4 RE AN excellent substitute for the creia.
a ccous. or chalk mixture commonly sold
IN ,hc shops. They are pleasant To the taste
and two or three taken occasionally, vii cure
heartburn aud acrduy of the stomach Chi
drru troubles ",tH Summer complaint, wi.
hud great rcilci from taking 'hcm. Sod 10y
[Scpt o X. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-20
PIANO EDIsTES.

UUSr received from The cclrhmt"d Mann
- factory or =. GILurEr 81 Co. Boston
u great vsuoiv of fac toned and highly fin
lsncd PIANO EOR rus. lur sale at H. PEI
cent I,,s than tie Manufacturers rcguia
prices at .
TIIrRBER'S,
Piano Forte and Music Store.
J3 ~ 81 Westminster street,
Aug. J. Providence
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-20
WOOL CARDlNG,
AT THE
ausuH Factory. Portsmouth

I'IlE subscriber respectfully informs h'
friends that he continues To carry "H the
wool cardlng, nt the Uulon Factory IN Ports
mouth. WOOL in,cudrd 10 b" sent Ia the
Factory may be- left wuh f.. SIanhoPe. or L.
r. Lake. III Broad street, aud ). Carr. Ferry
W Wharf, Newport, or Aaron Baker. TN"tlon.
DAVID BAKER.
Portsmouth, Jure 2t lSi2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-20
LEGAL N 0 TIC ES.


NENIlE subscriber gives public yolicc, that
he has been appointed blythe Hon.
Court of Probate, ofthp town OF Portsmouth,
Guardian of UHiiam N GVorf. Iby hun
specially chosen to act IN SAID caiaCiy for
the rrasUm lha, he. the SAID Wih~m, has. Nv
long and severe Ill health, heconre, ,,Incapabir
oi mnuaglng his pecunlary cnncern>.) aud
having given bond according to law, hereby
calls uponal person. having deWand~ against
sand William II. Clifford, 10 exhibit the same
within SIX months from the date hereof, aud
those indebted to make immediate payment.
JOHN H. COGGESllALL. Guaniam
Portsmouth, Sept. ~, 1912 -6w-S 800.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-20

4 STAGE will continue 20 leave Newport
: GuIy, Sundays excepted, at - O'clock,
A. NJ. aud arrive IN FollrIvcr at ~ ~. leave
Fal,rvcr at O'Clock aud arrive in Taunton
ut 3! o'rlock. The curs leave Taunton AT
p. m. aud arrive ~ Boston ut q o'clock.
Returning. the cars leave Boston daily.
Sundays oXcrp,ed nj Z O'Clock, A. NJ. and ar.
rive ~ Taunton, at u "'clock.--A stage will
leave Taunton at - o'clock aud arrive in
Fallrvrr at I2Ms leave Falrlv"r =. NJ.
and arrives IN Newport nt o'cluck.