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New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24
To all the world who use Leather i'll any form.
nIL OF TANNlN, or Leather Restores
l,,o,y lnf

Y Dsr chemical dScovery-Slos people KNOW l,ld :
ius AMI hides are converted leather by TIE use oil an
rip extracted ftom certain barks &c
When the force and strength OF The Iannn IS worn oui
leather becomes dead hard Dry brittle cracked coteTed
,ri.h crust irc. THIS Hi KNOW To restore, then,
life sofne nnistness, strength s'nootAness ana remove
a crust NJ or bisierrestore the tann,t This substance
the leather never can receive the second lime: 3at he
whole uirtues OF il this article, The OIL OF TANNin
ch penetraies the stitest and hardest leather, IL d
bs IN twenty ana II II tears easily WIN i
fpper il ilpartS strength that Is utterly ceu
. uni seen ii<e leather in all respects,
with deligstul sottness and polish aHd makes ali ra
compeey and perfectly nipervious 10 waier-parcnafi
boots shoes carriageop harness. hose trunks, and Ia act
all things made of leather giving splendid POLISH even
higher than new leather and nt least daueiHg its wear
and durability in whatever manner the lealher Is nseu
THESE ARE THE FACTS.
To convnce of their trulh any man trying the article au
moi finding II 50, shal! have his money again. kersinoe
lha, this is serious and true. ..e;.o
Now if these things true, the discovery OF hi;
vaiue to the world II 1t IS not true IS the easles. I
in the world prove it, without cost Who then VIII re-
fuse trial. =.
Those who will may old shoes groan with eosi,s,
ride with Old carriage tops-have old harness. ana lloH
them away half used-ook filthy themselves, and all aposA
,hemexpead double what necessary Tor articles or ede
err 10 their hearts content for what II their pfsG-
dices strong they viii not try new discovery We
and we beg nobody's pa,onagt NOW, sel-
1 ,leuleu, please yonrseiSeS or
n None genuine, unless with tie tac simile u
cOHSTOCE & Co, Wholesale Druggists IL Malden-aher
1 Nev.Yo.k where il is suld wholesale and retz1
En,rred according aci of Congress in The year lasp
n,foek e. Co., in the Clerks Oce OF the DISTRICT Cou,.
ef The United States for the Southern District OF NJ ca
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24
DRY GOODS. Cheaper than ever

~ s. BARKER co. are opening continually neu
AID desirable styles of DRY GOODS, which they ofeI
less than any establishment, in the City, - their ole
-,,-.,blshed stand, ISL GrSsd.s,reet.
The selowln are few styles recently rehased at les
than the market pricss:
80 pieces French Mernos, OF all eoor qualities anG
prices.
10 do two yards wide, for ladies Cloaks, splsndid
arii:ie.
first rate assortment Of English Merinos, very low
100 pieces lapacca Lustes of ali colos, from S. Sd per
yard and upwards
Also, 50 pieces sonbaznes, comprising complete as
sortnert
We would particularly invite attention to cur assortment
ef SILKS which consists in par; Of The following styles
10 do dark Pekin stripe.
IS do pucape, both sides alike.
81 do -aEious styles, OF all colors and prices
Also, complete assortment OF bne black and jet black
Silks, just purchased, very cheap.
M0uSSELAINE DE LANES.
80 pieces changeabls Is. sd. to 2s. per yard.
100 DO dark, q. TO 3s. Sd.
500 CO various styles, comprising as geoc assortment
be offered by any in The city. Also, small lot
of black ground, rich for city trade.
1900 pieces fanns. red bite, yellow and green, ou,
IS. per yard upward.
CLOTHS, CASSiNERES AND SAIINETs.
A few piecesof Cloth !or sale cheap.
pieces black and blue black CaSsirneres, very low.
100 do. Satinets, cheaper than al any other store.
Loco dc. -abIeeched MusIin from to e4 wide from
Sd. per yard 10 l0d.
COS do beached Shlr,ins ard shseng, from I'd. to Is
of every style.
Also, Calico for Sd. per yard, such as formerly
sold at Is, warranted fast colors.
10 cas- rich Chin.z, from Cd. ta Is. per yard.
) DO. English, from Is. 70 Is. cd.
. do. French, from Is. sd. TO 2s.
Country Merchants and Peddlars supplied at auction
prices. [e22 stisl S. BARKER & CO, 2sl Grand-st.
BOSTON MISCELLANY, for Novem-
4 , ber this day published.
EMBELLISHMENTs-Th importunate Author, en-
caved steel expressly for the Miscellany The Mothers
Hope. steel. Music" Fly forward my Boat"
CoNrENTS-The COMMENCEMENT Vision, Boston Le-
gend bv Mrs. E. Rockwell. The Cry OF the Human by
Eizabe!h B. Barrett, England Tales of The Knights OF
the Seven Lands. by j. H. Ingrahau Ghetto Di Roma by
T. w. Parsons, NJ D. The Life and Adventures So Of Phillip
Quarl by w. a. Jones. GriswClds American Poetry ny
Edgar A. Poe. Loves Philosophy, by Mary E. Hewett
Nahwista, Story OF the Colonies. by Charles F.fowe
The Inportunate Author. Bitter Fruits from Chancesown
Seeds by Mrs Clavers The Forest Elm The I wo Bellies
of the Village. Sonnet-the Death OF Napoleon by Alex
ander II. Everett. Music-"Fly forward my Beat"
BRADBURY, SODEN CO.
Oh l27 Nassau-s,. N. Y. and 10 School St Boston,
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KXIATCHES lower ttan eyer.-In con-

VN7ATCHES lower than eyer.--ln CON.
wv sequence Of the reductions OF a5iiess IA sSsr
tariff the subscrber Is selling bis stock OF s Watches
Of new and splendid patterns and Jss q s.aa Is.a much
considerable reduction from lotnel ss any other place in
lower than they can be bought 70 as 40 10 s25 caet
assbes s and dee 9e.ey D0ss 0aey M
warranted keep good gsred es n dc best aaae and wax
ana mpe sss asas p md jewellery
g. c. ALLEn., n.,saie md retail so Wai-st, mp aatrA
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24
T1ALL AND WINTER GOODS at the
HN NEW.YnRK CASH TAILORING ESTASLlSft-

II NEW-YOKK CASH TAILUKIN0 I'D
MENT, 142 Fuonsreet near Broadway
The subscribers prepared with large ana s1.e'se
assortment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS to exc.
cute orders garments the shortest end
advance from cost Our purchases made exclusively loi
cash. and we commence fall business fully detereu
10 sustain unusually low prices, aud furnish our
ers with first article small profit Tor ready money
strangers and others visiting the city who are In want
an outfit will find their interest to call and e4auheou,
goods aud style OF work before leaving their orders
Full suits furnished III "A hours.
Slr!ct punctuality observed in filling orders
sl2 isti y, w. oOOkn o. y ',s
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

CANDERS'S SCHOOL BOOKS
y Comprising the Primary School Primer, Spelling
Book, ls,, -. Sd and Alb Readers: Published h oy
Recommendation from s W. Clark, Principal of the
Monroe Academy: Mr. w. c. Sanders: Dear Sir nave
been recently reminded of the that have not
publicly my opinion your series of Reading Books This
trne; and my apology is public sentmest has super.
seed the necessity for 80 doing Our whole community
have bn one apnion of the merits of your books Noprac.
teal and approved teacher in this vicinity who has "a used
them, will consent any other have examined them
nrptyey and freely subscribe to the general sentiment
They are just the thing The books manufactured in
the best style The Laper hne the type large the les
sons appropriate their order progressive the subjects at.
tractivr the sentiment pure and the price low Teachers
and youths your debtors for your valuable services
"S.W CLARK, Principal OF the Monroe Academy
Elbridge, N. Y, Sepi.26, 1922
81 cheerIuly in the above baye also examined
Mr. Sanders Young Choir and believe the best calcu-
lated for Juvenile Schools of any work with which am ac-
ousiuted. IL used text book 10 this Academy.
..W. s NILES, Inst in Teachers Department,
%, and in Vocal Music"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

Mr.. CHARLES DYER, Jr:
NV Dear Sr--Your communication OF yesterday, ASKING
my opinion of Dr. starkweatherS Hepac El1r mas osen
received lh1 morning In reply, will inform you lhal
nv confidence in patent medicines generally mol Sey
faterin have had too mach reason 70 believe nal pb.
prncipled will otlen palm upon their teo" ZEE
her useless dangerous nostrums Tor the SAKE o.
the use which takes up that important and critical peoo
nr time without producing any good effect when otherwise
perbat proper remedies would aye been uss ana ass a,
used eu feeling myself and family TO be mneh saei u
der the direction OF my family physcians out hsSng o,
afflicted for The las, xyears with difficulties IN the sde ana
chest uncomfortable and often distressing, painn, ana
bat alarming and from which could get on' te
ory relief very fortunately noticed your advertisement OF
had been schooboy with Dr. Starkweather, and had
with him long and intimate acquaintance when we were
yorng men, and from my knowledge OF hum thought hl
inca liable of practising deception any person; tns lse
induced me to Try DR.. Starkweaihers Hepatic EiAi' ~
by jts r.e now believe myself entirely cured :, rs,
need not therefore, say you that eonsSe. 81 st G
voue ! certainly think Us discovery Oh srSs1 P3'N ~
The FIRST bottle took gave much rsei wfn deon. sen.
;,rIv progressed until bod taken SIX bottles
timed IL having thank God, no further use 'of a.
With much regard and respect
49, yonr o,t and humble servant
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ol8 i'm - - CoNANT, $50 Grnnd-s,rect

o. To Eailors and Hair Dressers.-lm-
| proved Campienc Spirit Lamps, made expressly 10 work
| by Also, Camphene of superior quality, by
o5 Inn g. MICHELL, 8 Catharine ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

INALL GOODS.-The undersigned is
prepared with bis usual extensive assortment OF sea-
sonabe Goods execute orders for Garments in yc
which will coaport with any house In the Trade ut prices
which must offer inducements those paying ready mo-
ney.
Attention is solicited to the style of Panaloens furnished
at this establishment particular is directed to this de-
partuient with the view OF giving entire satisfaction
Those who have experienced any difficulty in getting
suited are assured superior fit always he realized
French and English Cassimeres in great variety ef aew
patterns ust received The assortment OF Vestngs which
gave satisfaction through the Spring and Summer
seasons, will be kept up.
French and English Cloths of super and Medium quail
ties for Dress and Fock Csas Pilot and Beaver Cloths for
Fancy dress articles including Silk and Saan scars,
Cravats Handkerohies, Gloves. Hosiery Suspenders,
o'' ~ WM. II. JENNINGS,
Late Lynde Jennings 90 Broadway, American Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

~ SA3VLW. KING.
c,s :, boyesale and retail by A. B. D. Sands Drug
Ss Nc % and 100 Fulton St Also, sold by David sands
r. No ~ East Broadway, corner of Market ST. a 3.
sands Co Nc s73 Broadway corner Chamoe. aaS ,s
Price fl.
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CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTiNGS
AND HEAVY WOOLENS,
NETHSON G. HUNT Il co. have now

AAj lLOOIN VI. liO1ri ~ w hoN0 ho'
w On hand large assortment of the above Goods,
consisting The desirable styles, sale in quantities
% suit purchasers, 46i Peareet corner of Chatham.
.,rept oil Inns lst al
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A MEXICAN MUSEUM, and Garden

Z u BIoui opposite ST. faufs O0oICn.
IMMENSE NOVELTIES!
Day viSiterS admitted the evening Tree
Dr. VALENTINE the driiaeaor OF American peeaarines
whtms ami oti.ies viii give hss short leefure on the sEN.
EFT OF LAUGHING.
ch,NESE FIREwORKS.-The beautiful works OF
srt y,.,e .xh,,,. ed by the late Ar. MaeseL
Ssaor fiv.dfs t,, nd MECHANICAL fiSures Admutanee
10 he Whsle us-s. den and entertainments . cents.
Children halt price. 0--
A TTRACTIONS Stranger STU =
IA NEwYoRE MUSEUM ANe PICTURE Gat;-
LERY Broadway, opposite The City Ea!--Mr H. B sN.
NETT Manager respectfully that Es la, en-
gagged The celebrated Mr. NELLis, the woudst % The
Void born without ar;SSaiurs IN one OF her say"Sc
iesks having deprived him OF saose rSsiai apacaGaes-
He however, acconpsa many lsats hi those posses
ed OF hands urab!s execute He viii write play
upon variety OF nstspIen CIT out prohie nee
OF pistol, wind up walcG hit Goarter at soaE with
arrow. and perform many other wnnderiai exploits
Mr.. DGLARUE viii give limitations of Henry Gay, asd
introduce the pecnari;e- New York aueuon.efs. hr
COLLIN the Comic Singer; Mrs PHILLIPS. the much
admired Sonsstress: Mr.. WRIGHT, the EaiseGo Vocalist
anL Master YOUNG lie vgoadsftui " ire Scane Dancer
Glass Slowing by Mr. Owens.
t:dnisslon to the Whole ociudrg Mussum CTr,SSites'
Picture Gallery and Performances, ONE SHItLfNS.-
There viii be Day Performance on Wednesday and sal,
urday O'Clock. The entertainments III the evening WIZ
besi, al II O'Clock o2i
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

3 raIL1sHmENr IN NEw.YoRE, WITHOUT ANY ExcEP-
rIoN THOS. WILEY Jr. No. 7lS GEENwIcH ST. between
Charles and Amos New.York respectfully informs IN, MS
continues al the Old stand where been for the last
six years pursuing se of business WHICH has gv such
general satisfaction 10 his Customers His stock OF Fan
the Lowest Cash Prices which enables him 10 make up
clothing cheaper thaa any other establishment. in the CITY,
goods MARKET comprising large assortment OF very
superior broad cloths beaver Cloths and pilot cloths Also
on that are to be found in market which will be made up
IN the most fashionable style and in the pest manner
Also on hand large assortment Of Ready made Clstng
and every thing necessary for gentlemah's outfit
Gentlemen furnishing their materials can have them
made up in the possible aud at much less
price than ever before offered and warranted good h'
Cutting and repairing done with neatness ana despaIch
and al very l0Iu prices.
NJ Persons wishing clothing in haste, can have COM
nlete cuff, in Twelve hours notice. s24 lmiseod
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MONEY MARKET.


100 Harlem .....-...DSUd loj
g Auburn & Ssr r r 50
i25 Mohawk r sim s39
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I'D Cor single Gentleman can be handsomely accom-.
nodap with pleasant Rooms and Board by applying al
No. l26 Henry.s. References exchanged. or wv
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

DOARD WANTED-In a private fam
, lily or boarding. g.house where there arc but few
boarder for gentlemen, lady, t"o small children ana
nurse Location above Prnce-.tes and near Broadway.
Address Box O55 Lower Post Office. OH St'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

The Commercial Bank of New-York paid dividend III
February last of "a per cent and the City Bank OF Buffalo,
nlhe same month, paid q dividend OF 80 per cent
The returns from the Receivers of the several nsolvent
banks taken collectively render quite certain that the loss
1le Safety Fund will be eqna TO all the notes IN cirSua
lie Saffiv nar dehs some the BANKS be-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-24

pOARD.-A respectable private family
can accommodate gentleman and bis wife, without
children or servants with font parlor second floor,
Also pleasant for two single gentlemen with board
on very moderate P0us persons would be preferred
but none waited but such give undouhtcd lcsmo
ia uf moral character. Apply ii9 Reade.s Oh 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-17

The friends of the legal Constitution
in this place, at very short notice,
had very numerous and respectable
meeting ut the State House last evening
K. w. Lawton, Esq. Chairman, and
Thos. e. Townsend. Secretary. The
meeting was addressed by Samuel Cur
rie, Esq. and Gen. Martin Stoddard, Of
Providence. We regret that the late
ness Of the hour, and our circumscribed
limits, prevent our saying more than
ihas the speeches they favored us with,
were listened to not only with marked
attention and qualification, but we be-
licve with profit, by every rational man
who was present. The appeal 10 Rhode
Island men. in particular manner, from
Mr.. Currie. to come forward at this i'm
portant crisis, was eloquent, fervent and
patriotic. We wish every good, honest
free suffrage man in the State, could
have heard it-he would have said with
Mr.. Currie, that he should on the en-
suing week, GO for the Supremacy Of
the laws, and the preserv alton Of order"
in our little State Of Rhode Island.
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Poiter's Garden and Nurseries,
CRANSTON. RI.

rs>IIIS establishment ~ prepared to h!l or.
ders Of fruit. forest. snd ornamental
trees, TO my extent desired, uf large size and
vigorous growth also extra large size cvec,
green's Of Fir. Arborvile, Nursery Spruce.
&c. with great variety OF Shrubs. Roses,
Rhododendrons. green house plants. bnibon.
roots. Pnanips. Lilies, herb ,ceous p"renrl'l
Anwciina plants, forming altogether eOf.
lection "a great as can be obtained al aLy
nursery in the Union.
The proprietor would particularly call The
attention of persons wishing fruit trees I"
their lrsl of Apple, Pear, Plum, Cherry. Peach.
aud Ounce, which they can furnish "f larger
growth than car be obtained oi any ether cs.
liablshmcni in The United States.
The collection Of small fruits contains al(
The desirable varieties Of Curranis. Goose.
berries, Strawberries, Filbcrts, Raspberrcs.
Grapes, Ne.
Owing 10 their arrangements, they orN
enabled io obtain all the ne,0, rare. and rd'f.
Ous plants rs soon as they "cople out IN En-.
rnpc--all of which will be sold u, the lowest
possible prices.
For more full particulars, please see cnta-
oruc, which will be- furnished gratis nj
CHARLES N. TlLLEY'S,
No. li2, Thames.st., where orders may
he left. March ,.
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NO LAWYER.
For the Herald Of the Times.
SourH KiNGsruN, March I4,h, lsi:

SOUTH KINGSTON, March Ilth, lSl2
The citizens oi ta.s town. on Saturday
evening last, were honorcd by a visit, as
well ms edited by a lecture from their wonld
be- Attorney General, John =. Knowles ol
Prevalence. This gentleman is pretty ora-
tor aud his general appearance Is prcposseSs
iug, Ills arguments fairly proved, believe,
to The satisfaction of his hearers, that It those
who vo!cd for the Peoples Constitution IN
Drcrm5rr last should vote for another the
ensuing week. III, disappointment would be
both m'r,rlyng and painful. This would
indrcd be pity.
Bat without attempting to nnnlyze his elo-
0u"nl aud ln.dious urc,-wlIl our sober
minded farmers mechanics aud manufacturers
lend their assistance 10 such political cam
prlgning. when they are convinced that there
is bat u fan, prospect Of lis being brought
10 u speedy conclusion Will our yoemanry
BE- governed by few partlsans, whose aIn
i The advancement Of their own individual
interests? Or will they support the interests
and cndravor To maintain the quiet Of .he
whole STATE?
Let not our Southern Democratic brethren
b. led to believe that the present movements
nf certain leaders are the movements Of The
pure democracy. They must be satisfied
that no true Democrat Of the South can, with
any show Of consistency, condemn the fra
mrrs of our Constitution. In appointing the
Delegates so Ear rs have been able Ia learn,
the feelings of the citizens in common were
respected. for they were composed OF those
who had obtained the confidence and respect
OF both parties. Yet these men are branded
as Torres" &c. because they have display.
ed an anxiety 10 still the cIamors Of restless
demagogues. The contest of the ensuing
week will be far different, in effect, rom the
contests we havo been accustomed To witness
OF our semi annual elections The members
Of the defeated party could then console
themselves with the hope of a victory not lar
distant bui want OF energy on The present
occasion, may be followed by feelings of the
deepest regret and soiciludc for The future.
SOUTH KINGSTON LOCO FOCO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-17

NAVAL PRoMnTioNs.-We learn, on
good authority, that nominations have
recently been submitted to the Senate, oI
81 Commanders 10 be Captains
81 Lieuienan,s tn he Commanders
40 Passed M'dshipmen tob he lieutenants.
This looks something like putting the
Navy on a war footing. With respect
to an increase Of our naval force, public
opinion has been for long time far in
advance Of Legislation. We have not
yet seen that print which objects to the
largest increase Of cur navy in commits
sion that has been proposed. Army and
Navy Chronicle.
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LETTER FROM THE HONORA.
BILE JAMES F. slArRNs.
WAsHlSoroS, Marc! N S42

Gtnflemen-l have your hsaer, re-
quesilng nm expression Of my views OF
the Constitution recently framed, and
about to be submitted to the people of
Rhode Island for adoption. The friend
y letter, and the Importance Of The deci-
sion TO be made by my fellow citizens
important to them, To my family, and
nyseli-has removed the obJeciious 1
should otherwise have ielt, to an express
sion ol an opIninn, which has no other
clam to consideration than its coming
from one having IA common interest with
associates, and who II 10 be affected by
ull thai can affect their welfare and hap.
plness IN the matter it concerns. These
considerations and desire TO see our
institutions rest upon the affections aud
intelligence OF our people, induce me to
comply with your request.
] have examined the Constitution, and
perceive by us provisions, that n dispo-
siiion prevailed on The part of those who
framed II, to concede every point calcu.
lated 10 gratiiy those who were most
anxious tor "A change in the existing
'p''' w uiS "
seems To me, cannot fail TO be met IN a
simllar spirit by those for whose satisiac-
ton The alterations are proposed TO be
made. fnd in it other provisions,
which are well calculated to satisfy those
who are most attached TO our ancient
torus-provisions which give stitngth
aud security to plan, in other respects,
OF an eminenily popular character.
The new Constitution, as n whole, in
my view, strongly cOmmends itself to
our support /; and If il could be done con-
t'nlly with other duties, ! should with
pleasure co-operate with you and other
friends of social order in adopting it.
! remain, gentlemen,
With sentiments OF the highest regarJ,
Your obedlent servant,
JAMES +. SIMMONS.
To Geo. S. Ka,hbone, Oliver Ken
dali, Charles Potter, William Rhodes,
Joseph Veazie, Walker llumphry, Thos
Z. lloppin, Christopher Rhodes, Is
quires, Rhode Island.
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In this town, on the lsi ins by the Rev. Mr.. Phillips
Mr.. RICHARD MILTON, TO Miss SUSAN HIND
MARCH, all of this town.
In this town. Thursday evening last, by the Rev
Mr.. 1hayer, Capt. OLIVER POTTER, to Miss CATH
aRlNE H., daughter Of Mr. Joseph Weaver, all OF this
town.
| In Middletown, on SUNDAY last, by the Rev. Mr..
Peckham, Mr.. PEIEG KiNfON. of south Kingston,
to Miss MARY CROUCHER. oi MiiJlcinwu.
in Warren. on the oh inst, Capt. JOHN j. ALLEN,
To Miss MARY tai LER, I'd daughter OF Mr.. Halle
Boweu, OF Warren.
OLIVER SPELMAN. TO Miss CORDEllA BROWN.
In NHchiioches, La on The Sd nlt by The Rev. Mr..
Gustinin al the Catholic Church. Nr. FREDERICK A.
FEARING, son OF Mr.. Martin Fearing. formerly or
this town, To Miss ZEOIIrE FEIIcirE CHAMARD,
daughter of r. Andre Chamard, OF The former place.
In the same place, the eh ult a the residence Of
her uncle Mr.. Martin Fearing Mr.. FRANCOIS AR
MOND BROSSAT, ofAeynmdris La. Ia Miss ABBY A..
ALLEN, daughter OF the late CHpt. n. H. Allen, OF New
Orleans.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-17

.liolhef mis-sid'cmeni corrected. -
Some of the friends Of Mr.. DORIS Con.
stiiution, have urged, as an objection
TO the legal Constitution, that Justices
Of the Peace, in the several towns, arc
10 be elected, as heretofore, by the
General Assembly. Now it will appear
by tho 7th Section of the nth Article
OF the Legal Constitution, that Justice,
Of the Peace arc to be elected directl,
by he people.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-17

TEMpERAScE.--The cause is advancing
more rapidly than we have ever known IT.
Facts have come 10 our knowledge within n
few days, of n most striking character. An
establishment IN our ncigborhood. which has
E,r years sold on an average fifty dollars a
day. in ardent spirits. has recently dwindl-d
down to five dollars per day. The building
always from its known good stand. rented
readily for two thousand dollars. II now
stands empty. and only twelve hundred ask
ed. We might instance many other strong
cases of almost q similar character.-.E y
ErprsS