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I'm Die N6tbaren, ben preiioept. unb Die
@ebulf5ribtsr bon oer @ourt oer pier=
teliGbrli6en Sieun9en oe6 6rieOens &c.
;u bolten in Heaoin9, in uno fit bic
@auntp Serf6, bel Den 2(pril:Sieun=
gen, lS42.
9le 8itt1tbrift BON Satob Scmp, in Olep
sauuItbip, 3eist aettmsepcH az: 9ab eucr
8itltsIr felt msbreren DsrSan9enen Sabreil
sin btfrntIiebes 6aue our Scwirtbun9 scbaIs
ten, III orm 6auic, III prI6em CT jcst Dpbnt
CT tlttct patcr guer Ibtbareu, ibm einen
erlaubnibGebcin 3u ertbsilrn, bleieIbe fir o0s
pas antommcnpc Sobr fort3nlssen.
limo CT blttct &c.
7ncSh 4 eNif
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I'm Die u6tboren, ben 9refoenten uno ieis
ne @ebut f6ri1ter Der Court Der bier.
telidbrIibcn Sieun9en uno oe5 Srie:
oen5 &c. 5u Dalten in 9teooin9, in unc
fir Die @ountD Serfs, bel oen 2(pril
Sieun9en lS42.
Die Sitldrift BON gatbarina Giesfriso,
in W1aratawnp saun1ttip 3eist o6tunsspca,
paB SbrC Sitttcllcrin Iet mebreren Sabrcu
in rcm 5auie no fe jest wobnt, ein 6ane
Der 6tfentlcten Sepirtbuns sebaltem oaber
bittet fe Sbr Nttbarcn ibr eincn grlaubs
niBitbein 3u ertbejlen, I'M oas fhnftise Sabr
fcrtfabren Su elrfen.-llno lte niro bltten 'c,
Gatbarina Sieafrieo.
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Qoir,ois ltnterl6riebsncn, Sitrsrr bonOlas
ratawnp 3aunIbip, Serfs gauntp, empfrbs
len eatbarina Sie9frieb, bic SIttitellerin,
als cine ibidliobs perIon ulu Gin Gaits cper
9Slrthebaus 3u balten,nnb teIbelnlaen blers
init, caB lte Don sntsm Nufe 1T, hRitthtltb
Der ebrlbfet uno W1d6i9tcit e.; cab mir Dos
Saus fennen fir pelebss Der erlanbnlBibeln
9ebeten rpiro, ca6 fte ,pcbl perIeben lt6aus
8anm unO Seqnemli6feitrn un Srembe nno
Nefenoe Nufsunebmen nnb su teplrtbsn nnD
eab ioltbes Gat. ober wirtbsbans notbweas
big III lin pas putlifum 5u teqnsmen nno
Sremcs nnp @eiIsnoe auf;unebmen.
ebarlee SroB, Nbrabam 9iesfriee,
Senrp Suf Oabir &unfcl,
Sfaae 9. Bieter, Sobn zimmerman,
Scbn S. Gieafrieb, gbarle6 gbritmau
@ecr9 Smitb, Sobn>. Sieter,
0cubeu @bcrobin 9anisl @lesfrleb.
8ebruar Is, 3m.
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QBirtbsbause @rlaubni6Ilbeiue.

I'm Die 2(btbaren 9tidter BON ber Court
oer piertelidbrli6en Sisuneen be6 Sries
oens &c. au Rcooino in uno fit bic
@ountp Serf6, bel ben 2(pril Sisun=
gen, 1912.
0is 8itnbrift BON Jobn Semp, in O1ara;
ta,pni 3aunlbip, 5eist b6fibIt 0a6 Sbr
Sitlteller felt mebrereu perfpdenen Sabrsn
wlrtbItbaft sebaIten bat, al Dem ndnIiebrn
6auIe, no ct jest mpbnt; er blttet pabsr eusr
26tbarsn, ibm einsn erlautnibI6ein 3u sr:
tbsilsn, um fit pas fommenoe cabr wirtb'
ihoft balten 5u oilrfrn.
llnp er bittet &C.
7obn Kemp.
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7aeob Kemp.

Q8 IT bic llntrrIhrIsbenem giupcbnet
Don C(cp 9aunftblp, in Serts gauntp, em
pfcbIen Saecb Scmp, pen SittttcIler, als ei
ne febifIitbe psricn I'm sin 38Irtbsz oper
Sailbaus 5u baIten, mp be5eMsen bter'
nit, baB CT in 9utem 8ufe pcr ebrIibteit II.
mdf09tsit itsbt; paB mir pas Saus tcnnen.
fir nel6es CT Inn elnen grIautnibi6ein hit:
tet unb pinen, pab ct mt Naum ,lno Sequem:
litbfeit CUR Beberber9uns mo Sewirtbnns
BON Sremren uno VeiGenpen ,pobl perieben III
uno pa6 icebes wtrtbe= opsr 9afbaus CUR
Bequemlitbteit bcs publitums uno Die Sss
berbersuns fremoer ccer reiicmper pericnrn,
nctbmeuoi9 lit.
QSilliam 0ober Nbrabam 81. gleaber
@amnel Sabr Seorse OOper
0apib Oooer, fen. Sobn Detirf
Scbn Ocper Srantis SPAIN
9apio Sober, jr. Senrp 9eusler
O1cfes 6ctb 9aniel 5erbein, jr.
Daniel saufs Senjamin seinbaeb
Saeob 9neU.
OIcp, Ssfr. %, 1912. SIM.
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% q brt bt.
al Die Serfaufer Don ausiplrti9en
&auflnann60litcrn,
IN Serte gallntp.

III Serts gauntp.
glabrlbt wiro bisrmit seacben, saS Die
Nifter uno eommiInoners Wcntaa, csn 7.
nabfen Wsdrb, anberaumt baben, I'm rie
enplihe glaIifSirin9 bon Serfauftrn aus
lanpiIeber Saufnanneshtsr su MAIDEN, an
Oct gommintoners 4m'itube; wann uub 100
Die bsIasten Sertaufer, lbre 1senten ODER
1npaIts erl6elnen, thre relpettipen ssrfaus
fe wabrcnO Dem legten Sabre tor3sisen uno
foldbe anbsre Natbrictt ertbeilcn m6aen, bic
bic Niebtcr uno gommlltpncrs teltens in
Stano Iesen mag befaste glalff5iruns BEN
@sfes sufolse ju maiden.
GIN 3u(as 5u bet 4ftr, betitelt, "sine Ife
te lnen 3rl auf Die Slenbanbler bon ans.
,partsen Saufnaunesitern Legend" nno bic
verItiecenen Scrfebruu9sn Der Ifte bonn
?. 2(pril 1880, bettelt "eine HPte bic Sole
auf SroBs nno &lctnhdnbler bon &aiifmaile
satern srapulrenb, nno r,e Art mn QBrife
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Sc q Cb : / d t,

Ssnjenl9en meluer altcn sSrelllbe tlno SoH'
net Die, Dor eini9rn Monatei, Subferiptipns
>itten fir bic 5erane9abe bes Mellcn QSerts
iker "bie Sarmone Der QBerte Der Slatur
nit per weisbeit nab Snte Gottes" en,pfans
sen baben, ssiss ieb bisrmit b6fblt OH, bie1els
Ben mir baloisit 5u nberfcnoen, ba per 9ruf
oes senanntsn 2Bcrts, in tnr5cr Seit, bssons
nen tperbcn Toll.
SD benuse riele Gslesenbeit ben Sreuns
ten uno Serebrern Der oeutfben $itcratur liz
berbaupt, nno benen ins teIonbere, bic aus
3aSbaftisfeit pber aus Snrht bintersansem
III iperbrn, (tple es lciocr fbcn oft brr SaI
MARI nod ni6t unterfetrcbcn baben, Die 6f'
fsntlitte Serfbsruns lu seten, oa6, Sails
oct Cine ober BET Nnbere, Dem bic Sefte it,
berIbift fperber, fdnbe Den Snbalt ben Sitel
berfel6en nitbt treu ,lnb pplleommen entGrres
ebenb, 70 baB ct ftb in fciner gripartnns 9es
tdmtbt fdbe, ib Billens anp entf6loden bin
oas erfte Seft suritfsunebmen nab ibn BON
a0er ,petern 8erbinblibtet lcssu1preben.
Sie 3arnfienbuns bicIes ertten 6eftes mn6
aber i'll bcn ertteu aebt 3aseu BON ber an ibn
aemat6ten lteterIhifuus dn aerelbnet, fatt
ba6en, font rpare CT als llnterIbreiber gum
9ansen werfe unp lur grfullnns bet oestpeS
een per6fentlicbten 9ebin9unsen psrpfibtet.
Dennc6 bcfft ib suSerNhtlieb, Gsiner eers
snisen, oensn pas $ebrreiebe unrS1IsIiebe am
6eraen lieat, ,psroe nit ber Srubt mrlner
Semibuusen Dem reutftten putlifnm elelss
>anoss, in oisfsr 5inlht, init meinsn serlns
gen 9alsnten ipoblmeineno unter Die Arne 5's
sreifen, feline ssreebts ltrIa6e finoen nit mir
unsufrisbsn su fe,n, uno Daber bsse icy peit
8lauben, neniaItens bic @rrpartun9 rap ole
f6on ssmlidb betrabtlihe Subitriptionsl,,'
ite nod I'm Oiele nertbe Namea n'ro eal>
oisf permcbrt wercen.
o. fap. ma9ner'
geabins, am 27. Sanuar 1S42.
L., NHlft mlGs
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;eist ebrerbietisit al eab Ge felt metrsrsn
pcrsanscnem Sabrsn ein 6tfent(lebse 2Dirtbs'
baus CUR Se'prttuns sebalten bat, am nams
Iiten plase no lte jett rpObnt j.; ts bittet ras
Der Die Court ersebenit, ibr einen Grlaubs
niefdein III crtbeilen nm aub fpmmsnpss
Sabr hin wirtbltaft fortisssu 81 parfsu.
llnc le bitter &c.
{eIiSahetk 1tottfrunu
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On Die 2btbaren Gidter bon Der court
Der oiertetidbrliben Sisun9en oesSrle:
bcus, gu balten in 8eaoin9, in uno fit
Die Gountp 8erf6, bel oen 2(pril Sits
6un9cn, 1912.
Oie 8ltthrift non Glllabctb 8aufman,
III OtG:Sern 3annlhip,: bic Blttlteleriu
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Sebr rpDblfeile &attune.

Stuff ertfnet Elm 9rcsss 2tTcrtsmsnt fb6ns
unb mcDlfeile 9sbrufte Sattuns, sbsnfc @inss
BAN Wcude be Canes &c.
Seeber uno Coleman.
6sabin9, Seer. %.
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Oatlles 81. ZanIbert,

~
bepisnt (t6 bieisr mstboec feine aItrn Suns
Den uno pas spublrfnm ilberbaupt 3u benaeb:
riebti9en, oaB CT bas l6aus be3oSen bat, in
melbem frnbcr bic 9rufcrei per "sfcaeins
8a3ctte" mar, unb 100 CT 70 cben erbfnet
bat uno forttpdbrenb auf 6anp baIten rpirb,
ein SauptsNGortemcn BON
Sbee, Spe5ereien, 8emurien, Sbft. gro,
pliton u. (. 10, Dorunter ttb bettnoet {:
Sor,ieliber arilnrr uno ftb,par,er 9bce.
Hlttr SABA, srilnsr Nio, ct. Domingo, uno
ser6ttetsn Safre. Sut, Slunpen, braunen
uno ipciTen 3ufer. Gprup, 3uferbaus, Slen
Orleans uno 9rlnloat O1olaiIes. 6pn9.
8aesr.gaeca unO gacoa.8rei gsmhrste
uub se,pbtnlicbe gbofolape. 4nnanas, Opp
fasc nno gcfdrn Sdle. 3ilh.Sal3. 9rcfs
ne pfrlttcn unc Acpfel. Neis unp Stsiss
mctI Salardtns, Qfefsr 3immet 2lulpsis,
Gloves, Dlustat Snswcr, Slutme9s, gapen.
ne pfefer, amerlfanlfben mo enaIilbcn
NOlpitcrt. qSeideu Sn9msr, Mlpteyt @aa.
men 3mmct> Mur5eL Weinltsin, Gp1cms
Sal5 Solpster, ihbes Del, Soba, 9ctrns
Buttcr, 3ufsr. unD 2Bahcr; Srdfer. Olac>
carpni unb Scr,naceilo, Srbuen uno grtIcn.
Siltrns nnr 3ab6enz8cfucll, Srisen, Pfan.
men, glronen, &Crintben, Oran9cn, $i1nouen
ganpes bon alien Scrten einacmacbt
Sn9per, Nnnanas, gitroneu, $imonen, Sirs
nen, pfriben, pfaumCn rnr OliDen. Nc>
lenpalTlr, Scmatc mr 0)luItbroon 8eh6up,
pfGtfcr unb DffrrzSauec, pifel, manaos,
Dlartlncre, scnlfbt pldel, fran36flhe Bob.
nen. Gfen5en bon Gloves, 3lmmet, $imcs
nen II. {. 10. Salmr Stbdp, SO. uuo 2
0laferes, gcrfihe mo Ssrrinse, SrIter
Srsrm nno scnelnsr Ocl, @prrm rno lln
fbllttsslbter, 9emablenes Mb felnes Cali.
0cltn, gaitiIle, palm unb ,poblriehenSe
Seife Snri9c, AHaun, Srapp, Sckmrfcl,
SarttbrI5 mo Sitriol. @tsfelwicb1e. 9az
taf, 5sarrrn unp Sebnupftabaf pcn allen
Scrtcn 1Selibtprnbrien, Shrltcm Strie
ts, b0ljerne elmer, Sadcr @ebhlTsIh Sod.
l0tfel &c. &C. &c.
6 b benfoQ6
Gin 9roBes unp SAupt>Nliortcmen &las,
slperpccl mo erben: lSa0ren. OleI(tnssue
me h6ljrrnc II bren. Sptesei, Don
allen SrbBcn unp 8ormen. - qpelcbee CT
alIe fir Die 4 Ierniebri9 tten prei.
fen pcrfaufcn lplrb fir . Saarselr, crer
i'm Nuetauitb fir sanoesprppufte 9eben miro,
fcl6e ais Suttcr, eisr, Stbmal3, lIniblitt,
Spcf, Srifc, Sla6s &c. &C., fir lpeltbe Der
hbtite O1arft.sQrcis crlaubt wiro. - 9anfs
bar fir bic Ilberals Nufmuntcruna, bic ibm
ain alten Stanp 81 She'll ,puroe, bctft CT
ourth itrrnac 9lufmcrffamfeit auf be GeItbifs
te nno baB CT lmmcr eincn Sorratb auserIr:
iener Irtltel anf 5anb balt ~ Den ME.
brighten prrifcn, cctlbe outb al feincm
Ilfuen Stano rplcoer 5u Crbalten.
Neabin9, sSetruar, %. 4u,.
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s unD 10 Gents.

Stuff obaIten, cine Got fsbr euten &affss,
irel6sr su 10 unb Is Gent baS Yfunb, psrs
fault wirb. @bsnfall5 3uder fir 5 Bis 12a
Sents baS pfuno, an James .. Qambert's o
nsusm Stcbr, Der pOit Office ss9snabsr.
Jfeaoinq, Sebr. %.
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9Babl fit poifreiter in Sber 8ern.

9ieeni9en tpeI'bs ibre 3situusen burh ben
Obcs Bern, Maioenerief nno Bineicrpo!t>
rciter erbaltn, balten cine Dahl fir einen
neuen Doitreiter, al Sauftnan's Satbaule,
in Ober Scrn, auf Wcntas ben 2sfsn Sebru
ar, I'M ltbr Sfabmittass.
Gecr9 Il. Saa9, Sebrelber.
Sebruar Is. 2m.
4IIe 9iejeniaen, weldbe ibre Seituns burb
ben obisen pcitreitcr befommen, Gcllten of
ne 8ebl 3ipilben nun uno peu stem Oldra an
bic reIpsttipen pafbaltcr atbejablen, bsnn
er sieht n0th Wgiten.
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9Bir bic lintsrlhrietsnrir, Shrser ben
Wafbinstcn 9aunftbip, lit oct GauntpBerfs,
emrfhlen 5enrp 3. Sriffth, pen Slttiteller,
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Glelne JfCten an par an9enomruen.
Stuff erbaltsn, Elm 9rosss 2(0crtsmsnt neusr
unp wpDlfeiler 0hter bei
Seccber uno Coleman.
&eaoin9, Ssbr. %.
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Serti9aemabter StIbte,

fortement
Sertiooemabter Stibte,
ole ct nnsemein tpphIfeil berfanfsn ,piro, ais:
Settees 8aQ StIfen @table
8of.@6aufel @thbls @sbosene DO. DO.
Xlene DO. Go. Saffcn %.
Baltimore 20. Slid. DO.
8ew6bnlbe DO. SuBHHble &c.
BeIbe ct ocrIt6crt aIs aus een beitcn
Waterlalien pcrferti9t unD nab einpm nsll.
en- Stpl Der3lert 3u feill-nlcbt ilbertrpfen
BON elnl9em anoern in Der Stact, uno Die er
9eicnnen 1T 70 rpoblfeil absusebsm als lte
fcnit.po su faufeu ltnb.
sperlonen, Die auf Dem $anbe ncbneil, mic
aud gtnpcbner ber &tact, weIbe Sthble
faufen pollen, ,pirben mobltbun peun Ne an
cbi9rr Olanufaftur anrufrn unb ben auf
6anb betlnolieben srciTen mS iebr noblfelen
Stcf 5u befeben, inoem CT I6er3euQt 1T paE
tene unbefrleblst cber 9ctauIht bon bannen
9eben tperben.
Srieeerib Scr bittet fsrner ebrtrbiet9it
ntn erIaukni6 feincn 8rclmpen unp Sunpcn
0anf Su Ia9en fir Die literale llnterltIk,tns,
nit neltber ite i'm tiebcr beIcbentt boteG,
uno bcfft oureb ttrcnNe Nufmertfamfeit il,
Den Ge16dften, bic fortpaucrnpe SunIt Ieiner
9rrbrten Sunocn at DerplsnCn.
8eaoim9 8etruar 8. SOl.
81. 3. 2llte @tible ,rcrben auf Die blliss
Hen Sebln9un9en 70 an9eitritben, bab rieIel,
gen 10 gut lpie neue ausIeben.
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peuntplpaltta Sanfncten

Werbsn an par fur QSaaren an9enOmmen am
Stcbr BON I. y. gambcrt.
Neaoin9, Scbruar Is. 3m.
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Senbue be6 oeritorbenen
Oapio OtnatnQer

9cmeritaas unc 8rsita9s, ben 24itm uno
25ttsn intrbeapen Sebruar Sormittass um
10 llbr, (ra all per cbemaliscn Bobnuns oes
peritorttncn Dapio Binsinser, in <anss
febwamm SaunIbip, Serts ganmtp, 6fsnts
litb prrtauft ipercsn: @aa
esz=zszssY Dferoe, Rlite, oZm
lTAAY 3 Stbfen, Mtno. s @1sy
seAA:-..sAsMa pieb, Stbwsine ssA4zz2si
@cbaafe, QBaseh @paSierwasem @blltteiL
pfhae, gssen pferoeselebirr, winbmilbs
ZEN, Strobbanf, aaerlei Ssttcn; 31ai3ea,
NosSen, NelItbforn uno Safer bsim SMtbel,
Sen, Strrb, Oefen, Bureau, Sebranf, ltbr,
8ettsn, Settlaoen. @runbtirnen beim Su>
Iebsl, uno lpnlt nod Iaerlep 5u umitanoIieb
Sn meloen. Nuflpartln9 mo grepit tplro 9es
9etm, BON
Martin ganeis, grceutcr'
Setruar s. 5nl.
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Ole Obic 8anfsn miinsn am A, WdfS @"S
Der GpeNs iablsn posr trebsn.
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9tn Dem neuen uno troblfeilen Stotr.

gum Sbllo Der "5bee :8iife."
einiee Sbiiren oberbalb SERVANTS, uno
Dannebauer'6 @irtbSbauie 9eraoe eescn.
iiber, i'm weitliben Warft :Sieref, Spi
fben oer 4ten uno Stem Strabe, Rcaoin9.
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3elat ieinrn Sreunoen unp Dem publlfum
i'm Anaemeinen ebrerklctialt an, oaB CT fort.
fdbrt cbises @e1hdft su betreiben, an Ieinem
alten Stano, in cer Oitspennitra6a, spiiebn
Der 6ten unO 7ten, g. !Sabsrafer's Cabinet.
paarensStube belnahe 9esennber, 100 ct be-
ltanrla auf 5ano bait, ein praebtpoaes Nis
fortement
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28
LOUISIANA ELECTION.

The Wings have carried both branches o
the Legislature. The Senate will probably
stund, 8 Wings to 7 locOfoc cos; the House
consists of 90 members, of W nom SO Wings
have already been heared from, making al
least a Wing majority of two in the Senate
aud six in the House, which secures the
election of a United States Senator in the
place of Mr.. Conrad, whose term expires OF
the fourth Of March next. The report now is
that Moore Wing has been elected to Con
gross IN the third district, which gives us two
0t tho three members. Mouton's majority
for Governor is about 1000, probably some
what less lie has run ahead Of his party
principally on account Of his Creole birth
II will be remembered that Louisiana has
elected members Of Congress under the old
apportonmcni, choosing only three whe roas
she is entitled 10 four, under the new appor.
tIonmCnt.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28
The Boundary Treaty.

This long vexed question has at length
been settled, honorable and advantageous, it
is affirmed, to all the parties concerned.
The National Intcligencer Of Monday, says
alt is now generally known that all tho Com
missioncrs from the two States interested in it
have sighiiied their assent to the line proposed.
Ii no unforeseen or unexpected difficulty should
arise, this very important transaction will ere
long receive its completion. What the line
agreed on is, or what are its terms or conditions,
we have not yet learnt. We take il for granted
that all these are fair and honorable aud as
they are satisfactory to tho parties principally
concerned, We doubt not they will prove equal
ly so to tho country. And most sincerely do
we congratulate the country on tho settlement
Of controversy OF, we may say fifty gears d.
ration II controversy which has cvon threat
,ncd 10 involve the country in the calumities of
war.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-28

IOieresiing Incideni.--Durlng the services
at the Benoti cent Congregational Church on
Thanksgiving day, when DIR. TrcKER had
proceeded about half way in his discourse, he
spoke Of the wonderful delivcrance which
God had wrought in behalf of the people OF
this State, and observed that were the con.
gregalon to feel that deep sense of gratitude
To God which q correct view of his providen.
ial mercics should lead us to feel, every in
divlduUl present would rise in his place and
Join in an anthem Of praise. AT this moment
The organ sent fourth It's heavy peas and tho
choir sung an anthem Of praise to God, while
the congregation, which was the largest We
recollect ever to have seen in any church OF
o Thanksgiving day, rose and remanct
standing during i.s performance. When this
was done, the congregation resumed thci
seats, and the Doctor continued his abl,
discourse.
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New ARRANGEMENT.--The train leaves
for Stonngton at five o'clock i. NJ, before
the arrival of the train from Boston. The
connexion between the two railroads is, for
the present, dissolved. The reason we un-
derstand to be this: The fare from Boston to
New York has been 81 25, of which the Bos-
ton road received 8 %, tho steamboats, 6j
cents. The Boston road declined any more
equal division, and the Stonlngton road was
not willing to continue carrying passengers
without any profit. Tho only difference IL
this city will be the closing Of the mail al
hal. past three o'clock =. NJ. instead of al
four. The mail and passengers will be trans
ported between New York and Providence
us usual. Ibid.
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LIFE AND SpEEcHEs OF HENRY Clay. An
agent is IN town, with prospectus TO obtain
subscribers for a work, shortly TO be publish.
ed, continuing the Congressiona! and Other
Speeches of the Hon. HesRr CLAY, together
with complete outline of his life, brought
down TO the resignation Of his seat in the
u. S. Senate. The work, it is estimated viii
make two large octave volumes, of at least
600 pages each. 1t will be got up we are
assured with strict regard to accuracy
Every true Clay man should put down hi.
name for copy. A prospectus has beer
left at this Office.
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CHEAPEST ever Offered.

FUNIIE subscriber would respectfully call the
T. attention of the public TO the stock of
DRY GOODS in store li9, Thames Street,
where he has OH hand aud is constantly re-
cciving from New York and Boston, large and
fashionable lots of goods in his line, which
will be sold as cheap, If NOT a LITTLE
CHEAPER, than at any other store in New
port and for style and quality, inferior TO none.
Please call aud examine before purchasing
| elsewhere.
Among them may bs found tho following,
viz silks, alpines, prints, printed lawns,
French musIins, ginghams, linens, damasks,
table covers, drllings, bleach and brown cot.
tons plaid, striped and plain cambrIcs aud
muslins mouseln do laine shnwls Brussels,
blond, square. and fancy laccs; black laccs
for wells, green bariage; silk, worsted, Llsle
thread, aud cotton hose Kid, mohair, silk and
cotton gloves; linen camhrc and wrought
muslin collars; thread Iacos aud odgings, LIsle
laces and cdgings very choaP,) cambric cdg
ings and insor,ings, silk md linen hdkfs., firing,
for manlcs, colorcd do for dresses, silk braids
peal buttons, spool aud skcin cotton, black aud
celorcd sewing silk, needles, pins, hooks and
eyes, tapes, &c. &c. &c, together with va
riciy of other goods, too numerous 10 mention
&. CilAMBEEIIN.
\ July 2S, 1912.
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CITY HOTEL,
Hroa0 Street, l)robfnemee, u. j.
SAMUEL l.. WHITE, who
has long been connected with the
establishment. and Georpo A.

| &A SAMUEL l.. WHITE, who
| |IlsH3 has long been connected with the
lak0Mg establishment, and George a.
Thomas, late of the Astor House, New York
have become the proprietors of the above
spacious and fashionable Hotel, where they
will be happy to serve their numerous friends
and the travelling public generally.
| The City Hotel is acknowledged To be un-
surpassed by any similar establishment in The
State. for central and airy location, The heou.
iy Of its adjacent grounds. the taste Of ltS
exterior, and its whole internal arrange.
ment
| A considerable part Of the block compos
ing tho establishment has just been rebuilt
on an improved plan; aud the whole has
been painted, papered and furnished anew,
TO correspond with The most modern houses
in other cities.
The present proprielors, from their expo.
rience and The recent valuable improvements,
hope by their joint and uuremiited efforts, 10
sustain the high reputation always enjoyed
by the City Hotel, and To continue 1t IN the
estimation of travellers from abroad the
leading hotel in Rhode Island. j20-4w.
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l. E G. II u Il E S
On Vcsuvius, HcrcuIancuIn
and EsOlsnOeii.

pROF. ELTON, of Brown University, has
n commenced a course of three Lectures on
Iesurius, Hercutaneum and Pompeii, at The
Town Hall. The first Lecture was de.
ivered on Tuesday evening the 2Glh inst.
the second will be delivered THIS Thursday
EVENING, and the last TO MORROW FRIDAY
EVENING. Doors open at7 l-2 o'clock, and
The lecture to commence vi B o'clock.
Tickets for the course. at sd cents, TO be
had at the bookstores of w. A. Barber, ant
WIN. Callahan, Thames street. Abundance
to sing lie Lecture 25 cents.
Newport, July %.
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In Middlotown, on the 25th ult., Mrs. HAR
RIET ALMY, wife Of Mr.. Benjamin Almy
aud daughter Of Mr., Arnold Barker, in tho 2itl
year of her age.
In Bristol, on the 18th inst, Miss BETSEY
WARDWELL, uged G3 years.
In Providence, on the I7,h inst, Mr.. LA.
BAN LAKE, aged about 60 years.
In Peterborough, Mass, on tho 10Th inst
JOHN SHERMAN, Esq, aged &C years.
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TIE Season.-The promise Of rich harvest
To the husbandman was never, perhaps, fairer,
than ut at the present moment. The face orihe
earth is every whete hurlhened with a growth
of vegetation both for man and beast, of almost
uncxampled fertility .-Farmer's CaJinet.