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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-11-04

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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18
III E RAID OF THE TIM + S.

mere reference 10 one or two Of them,
we shall have done enough Tor this time
lie, the people look AT the pesileni and
most pernicious doctrines set up recently
in Rhode Island, and the still more pesii-
lent encouragement they have received
by the party in other States. Let them
look at the course recommended by Mr..
Wright and others in the very Senate Of
the United States on the subject of the
Apporiionment Bin passed in all the con-
stitntionnl forms by Congress and signed
by the President of the United States IA
course as purely Jacobinical as the worst
period of the French revolution. Let
them there see an official irritation to
resist law Of the National Leg islature
Let the columns of the Albany Argus be
looked at on the same subject. lf lhey
do not plainly and palpablv call on the
people TO nullily and set at nought the
Legislation Of the General Government,
aud finally 10 dissolve the CHARTER under
which we live and throw us hack upon
anarchy and revolution, we cannot uu-
derstand the import Of language.
/ This is sketch Of our reasons for the
remarks we hnve here thrown together
an index To the deplorable doctrines to
which we have alluded. There il much
more TO be said on this subject
". Y. Corricr s. Enquirer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18

the prisoner should be nj once released il is
singular that his friends did not produce them
Still, SO far as the prisoner was concerned, il
could not be proved that he knew where the
letter was, or what it contained. Nor could il
be proved, other than circumstantally, that ho
had ever had il. lilo was accordingly dis
charged.
TIL. examination was conducted through
out with grca, patience and tact, and we think
tho letters and papers which have been found
will prove Ia be very important, far more so
than the one which Mr.. Iloskins succeeded in
securing. 1t is not Improbable that shame,
rather than guiH was the reason of the un.
willingness to produce the answer to Dorr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18

We are requested to call tho attcn-
tion Of the public, (Which we do with
pleasure to the Lectures of Maj
Tochman, late Of the Polish Army, on
the memorable revolution, which dcci-
ded the fate Of his unhappy country.
Mai II. has been in this country about
five years, and the principal object he
has in lccturing is, TO correct public SEN
timcnt in regard to the true condition OF
Poland. We have before us numerous
high testimonials in reference to the
character Of his Lectures, among
which we notice the resolutions which
were adopted at meeting Of his audi
tors, after the conclusion of his lectures
in Cambridge. The resolutions were
proposed by Professor Sparks, and
thanked Maj. II. for the able and in
struc,ivc Lectures he gave them, in re-
la,on to the most important events IL
the history Of Poland and of the cx
crtions Of his countrymen in resisting
oppression and asserting the right
which had been wrcstcd from them b,
dcspo,ic power.
Maj +. desires us to say that his frs
lecture will bo given Ia tho course O
the present week or the next, of whicI
due notice will be given by handful.
The condition OF Poland should ava
kcd the sympathics Of every lover G
freedom throughout the world d-and es
recIIlly in america
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18

RHODE ISLAND HisroRicAL SocIrrr.-The
officers of this Society, for The current ycas.
elected al the lato annual meeting, are as fol.
lows
John Howland, Preadtnt
Job Dnriee, Isl Piee President.
Romeo Elton, 2d Pice President.
John =. Knowles, Secretary.
George Baker, Treasurer.
Albert q. Greene, John Carter Brown, VIII
liam q. Goddard, John Pitman, Edward B.
Hall, Joseph Mauran, Elisha X. Potter, Bar.
zillai Cranston, Thomas Is. Fenner, John T..
Knowles, George A. Brayton, and Amherst
Everett, Trustees.
George Baker, Catinet.keepsr for tie North.
ern District.
Benjamin Is. Rowland, Cabinet-keeper for
he Southern Distriet.-[Proe. Jour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18

The U. 5. Troops, at Fort Adams,
were reviewed by Col. Bankhead on
Saturday morning last. Other engage
ments prevented our witnessing the dis
play, but we understand tho embank-
mcnts were covered with several thou
sand spectators, many Of whom were
strangers from other places. All pres
cnt spoke in strong terms of admiration
as to the appearance and discipline OF
the troops.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18

The steamer Cleopatra, in conse-
qucnce of breaking her main shaft, on
Saturday night last, while on her pas
sage from New York to this port, will
not resume her trips until thoroughly re-
paired, which it is expected will be in
q few days. Atthe time ofthe accident,
she was nearly opposite New London,
into which port she went with one wheel
in motion. Her passengers were
brought onby the steamer New Cham
pion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18

! TnE GREAT WEsrERS.--The steamer Great
Western took her departure from New York
on Thursday afternoon al . o'clock, with GO
passengers Among the passengers was nj
Racourt, the French Minister, who has been
for some time resident at Washington, and
who returns To France on account ofill health;
the British Ambassador at Washington, who
carries out copy Of treaty just completed,
and signed on Tuesday by Lord Ashburton
aud Mr.. Webster
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18

ASornEn CoLLIsIoN.-'rhis morning, about
half past one o'clock, the steamer Narragan-
sett, while on her way from Sionington, came
in contract with a large fore aud aft schooner,
name not given. 1t WAS very lnggy al th.
time of the accident, which occurred this side
of the light boat ia the Sound.
The schooner had her bowsprit carried away,
and received considerable other damage. The
"sponggngs,' or false bow of the steamer,
was stove, and the bulwarks carried away
The Narragansctt tow.d the schooner Ia
Throgg's Point.
The Mohegan will take the place Of the
Narragansctt this aflcrnoon.-[N. Y. Com.
Adv. Of Friday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18

There was Temperance Pic Mic
on Tuesday afternoon, at MalJone'
Gmdoa. About $50 boys and girls o
the "Cold Water Army" accompanied
by several ladies' and gentlemen, Wash
ingtonians,) composed the party. Some
Of our "little responsibilities" who at
tended as members Of tho "Cold Wa
ter Army" say it was "lirst tate
time
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18

Reciprocity-It is but few years since ma
rhincry was exported from Lowell, to put cot.
ton mills into operation in Russia and acom-
pany of mechanics went out from the Manclies.
:or OF America to supcrintcnd their erection
Having accomplished the purposes Of their
mission, they returned about two years since;
one o. them bringing with him bcaullfn
Russian girl, To- whom he was married shortl,
after his arrvnl.--Wo were present at ia,
wedding, says the editor ofthe Portland Argus
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18
The Mouse in LiQnOr.

Mr.. Smith, the reformed dr'inkard from Lon
don, apologisrd for much Of the folly of the
drunkard, by tho following story Of the Cat
aud Mouse.
a mouse ranging about n brewery happened
to fall into one of the watts, was in imminent
danger of drowning aud appealed to eat to
help him ont. The cat replied 1t is foolish
request, for as soon as I get you shalt cat
you. Tho mouse pitcomsiy replied. that fate
would be better than TO he drowned in beer
The cat lifted him out, but tho fumes Of the
beer causing pussy 10 sneeze, the mouse took
refuge in his hole-"You rascal, did yon not
promise TINT should eat YOU '"-"Ah :" re-
piled mouscv, "but you know ras in hqno,
at the time"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18

la Prosidenre, On the 9Th Inst. Capt. JOHN REy
NoLDs, to Miss LYDIA J. ARMlNGTON, both Of ,hs
cy. On Thursday evening last. CHARLES s,BIN
10 MARIA MErCALf, daughter of Joel MeicalC Esq.
In New York, an the sih Inst, Mr.. CHARLES u
KING, son OF his Eycellency samneI ". King Of Il
Island, To Miss CALIsTA A. PETITE, daughter o
James NJ. Peus, Esq, both Of Johnston, II. I--ilil
inst Capt OLIVER II. MUMFORD. of this town. !,
Miss SARAH ANN, daughter or Mr.. G. r. Mott, Of N
York.
In Amsterdam, n. ", 9th inst, PELEG CLARK
Esq. &c New Bedford, To Miss LOUISA H., eIdes
daughter OF W. u. Chase, Esd, ofA.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18
The Marine Artillery, Col. Nightin-

The Marine Artillery, Col. Nishtin-
gale, Of Providence, arrived here in the
steamer Massachusetts, yesterday after
noon, on an excursion oi' discipline and
pleasure. They were received at the
landing by the Newport Artillery, Col.
Swan, and escorted to an airy situation
on the Hill, near the "Newport Ruin, "
where they pitched their tents, and we
understand purpose to DO cncamped
while in town. 1t is fine looking
company, and its discipline is said to be
oi The first order.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18

TnE REvEsUE BILL.--It will bo perceived
by reference to the Journal Of Congressional
proceedings that the Presidents Message con-
taining his objections to the revenue bill has
been referred by the House Of Representatives
TO n committee. Nothing of course will be
tee shall report, and no other bill can be taken
M until the question shall be taken on the re.
consd erstion of this.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18

Tho French steam ship Commissioners
made a short visit to Boston on Friday, for
the purpose of obtaining information on VA
rlous subjects, and particularly in reference
to the question Of establishing line Of steam
ships between France and the United States.
New York will, undoubtedly, be the port Sc
lcc,ed, Judging from the information we have
received, l. @. if line should be estab ished.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18

CoNGREssIoSAL.-Nothing Of the
least interest was transacted in either
House on Monday. Mr.. Adams Com
mi,tcc Of thirteen would make their re-
port on Tuesday. Mr.. IngcrsoIl would
make n counter report.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18
i te M -.

The American Theatre, at New Orleans
was burnt to the ground on tho 30th ult. II
cost 800, 900, and was insured for Si5, 900.
Srrc,r Tho packet ship Albany, from
IIavrc, Oath June, has Just arrived at N. York,
with upwards of million Of francs in specie,
being the last instament Of the Ncnpolitan in
dcmnty.
During n heavy thunder storm on Wednes-
day, Of last week, in the vicinity ofProvidence,
n house was struck in Johnston, another in
Lonsdals, and the Episcopal Church in Paw
uckct.
The ho.pitalitcs Of the city Of New.York
arc To be rendered to Lord Ashbur,on on hi'
arrival there.
Tho American Board Of Foreign Missions
has received $500, 600 in tho last ! ! months.
The editors or The Boston Atlas have beer
directed by the T.. NJ. General, not to furnish
paper aud print blanks any longer for Post Off
ccs, on account Of tho Department.
Rrrurx or MrssIoS oSARIrs--In the ship
Washington, Ia, lor, rom Calcutta and Mad
ras, which arrived a, Philadelphia on Thurs
DAY, came passengers Rev. DIR. Scuddsr, lady
and five childrcn.--Dr. =. is one of tho oldes
missionaries or the American Board.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18
The LAST NOTICE.

All persons entitled to vote for
delegates to the Convention,
which is to form a New Consti-
tuition for this State, are once
more reminded, that the time to
register their names, expires on
SATURDAY NEXT.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18

PUBLIC School ExAMINATIoN.--A
quarterly examination of the Male De-
par,,ncnt of Public School No. | will
take place this afternoon. The Com
lnittcc invite all who arc SO disposed, to
attend
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18

The National lnielligencer seems TO think
that il is now almost impossible to pass Ia
riil act. II says
"What will next be dono passes our power
Of divination. The course for Congress is in.
deed difficult to choose With the Veto pow.
er, fatal to the attempts hitherto made by then,
to discharge efficiently their Legislative duties,
again brandished before their eyes, the Mem.
bers ofCongress feel no confidence that the
President will permit any law to pass, such AS
they can approve, having for is object the es.
nblishmcnt of stable revenue, 50 indispcn-
sable To The public service. They donot know
that amy further a,iompt to legisIato on this
subject will not be labor in vain; that is to
say, any further attempt which is ut all com
patblc either with thsir public duty or their
personal honor"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18

ELEcrIoNs. The accounts from the
Western aud Southern State Elections
are neither conclus nor satisfactory.
From present Appearances, Kentucky y
will be thoroughly Wing Illinois, Nor
mon and loco Indiana, Wing Senate
and perhaps House North Carolina,
Whig Governor, both Houses, Loco
Missouri, very few returns from, but OF
course no doubt Of the result.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18

In this town, on Tuesday, oh Inst, THOMAS ED.
WARD, infant son of John Young, nsed year and 2i
days.
On Thursday morning last, Mrs. MARY BARRIER
widow Of the late Mr. Edmund Barber, aged XCy
years.
On Friday, aflcr a long illness Mrs PiIEDE SOUTH
WICK. vile Of Mr. Josiah sou,hwiek, and dnuahrer oi
Mr.. Henry G. Place, agod &c years.
On Monday morning last. HANNAH AMANDA
FRANKLIN, inhnt daughter Of Capt. John Almy, aged
,enr aud months.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18

RgN,isiSG ~ THE POsr 0FTicr, sEwPoRr,
II. AU0. LIST, IS42
u .idsertistd letters are placed iaa separate
bor Persons appiyisg for then @iH please eaH
for "ADyEKTisED LETTERS"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18
shakers Herbs.

A gercral assortment of Culinary aud
~ Medicinal H,rbs, Of 1T quali, neatly
put MP IN sn'uil packet. fot iandly's u-c. ju.t
received from the shaker Village 90, LA VOID.
Mas athus,lis, and ior ,als ",
II " ilNZH iRp,
si.n OF lli, golden Nlcrat
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18
AUCTIONS.
LAND for sale.

On Saturday, HE 9Th cf.7ug. at2 o'dk p "
lIf lair. u not the mex, fair day lwill bo sold
al public auction t"nder the direction of the
Hon. Court of PIobaie Of Newport y on tho
premises, near ti'e Sloue bridge 10 Ports
mouth,
A parcel Of Lane. bounded cssserly on land
"A of William Amy, sorthe'Iy on land oS
Abncr Chase; wcs,evy on land late the pro.
pery of John y. Mann, dee; and southerly
on road, ar the salt water, or however 9th.
erwisc said land may he bounded, II being
The cas,ernmost part of The we'll known farm
of sald John u. Mann. dec. situated on The
road m SAID Portsmouth,, leading scr'ss the
Neck 10 the Stone Bridge. Conditions made
known nj the time and place oi sale.
Epw'D w. LAwroN, Exscfs. 10
BsNJ. FiNcH, Estate Of
FnAscIs LAwroS, Jn". p. Mann,
Il. =. Brown, dec.
Newport, Aug. 4. isi2. l4wl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18
TOWN TAX.

T>IIE Subscriber. Collector Of the Town
Tax, hereby gives notice that he has re-
ceived from the Assessors. the Tax Book ior
/ 1912, aud requests nll persons subject to tax.
alton To call ot the office No. ~. opposite
! the Post Ofiirr. Thames street. md settle.
JEREMIAH GoODSPEED, Cohr.
Aug ".
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18
GLOW Es.

a N extensive and fresh ssortrnent OF black,
N white. huff and dark fancy-colorcd II $
GLOVES, jus, opened hv
ISAAC GOULD & SON,
Aug. H. I16, Thames street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18

~ =. a. W. NEWTON, are daily re-.
kLs cei,ug supplies from New York, aud
have in store the following goods, which will be
sold-as usual--at extreme low prices -
TEAS gunpov der, hyson, young hyson,
hyson skin, souchong aud pouclIong.
COFFEE Mocha, Java, Rio, Cuba, I.a-
guira and West India, ground in pound papers
SUGAR double & single loai, crashed do ,
Havana whtr & brown, clarified and puverzed
white, IT. Croix, Porto Rico aud Mu-coyado
brown.
FRUIT bunch, cask and Sulinna RoiSins.
Ian'e curranis, ciiron, prunes, dates, plum>, al
nonds, walnuts, lilbrrts, oranges, lemons and
dried apples
MOLASSES sugar house, New.Orleans,
MuScovado and Havana.
PROVISIONS & prime beef 4 pork ,
Goldfish, flour, lnd ian meal butter, cheese, lard,
picked salmon, hums, rice aud corn.
CRACKERS-so soda, butter. milk, sugar and
pilot bread.
PICKLES & SAUCES cucumbcrs, mixed ,
caprcs, olives, Sardines, anchovies, mushroom,
walnut und tomato ketchup, pepper snuce, currlo
powder, Harvey sauce, John Bull, do, mustard
aud olive OIL
SEG\RS-a grea. variety oi the qualities
from Cuba
SNUFF & TOBACCO of all kinds IN general
use.
WINES s LIQUORS-pure, (ormedical Pur
poses.
SPICES nu,mcgS, mace, olivoS. CHM anon,
alspcs, ginger, pepper aud cayenne.
PRESEK NES--Canlon ginger & West India.
ET-CErERAS-gr ground rice, honey, Liver
pool salt, salt p.tre, sagralus, sal soda; brown,
4 " hitc, CASTLE, white scented, pnIm almond
soap starch, indigo, alum, micaronl, yerrna-
ce'i. tapioca, g,ound rice, eggs, sperm and
black fish oil sp.rn,, Gllow and wax candies,
mats, painted pals, cnnpails, tubs. matches,
dcnilohns, bottles, stone Jng', cotton twine,
hottie corks, pipes, brooms, cider wine vine
gar, lemon syrup, champagne, Cla'e', &c. &c
\ Aug. 4.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-18

Anderson VIM
Barker Peckba,n
Barker Elijah
Bsardsley Capt. T..
Brown Abraham
Brown Isaac
Clark Rev John II.
Coombs y a. son
Chase Mrs Sarah T.
Donnison capt. Chs w
I Foster Miss Mary II.
GoSsln John GC.
Grg,snu lirs Caroline
IlaHurG IhOs X
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Hosnier y. Ellsworth
Handy Ellen
Hodges Mrs George
Jackson Edward
Jaq''es stephen
Kelsey Miss Louisa
Leland Leonard
Lewis Miss Sarah
Lyon Mrs Catherine
May William
Morton Lyman N.
M"ilii Airs Margaret X
McNnughion Dr.Poter
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Palmer Cortland
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