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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

A man named Bradley, in Greenyills co.
Va. having offended a family Of Dvis.s,
FIVE brothers of the latter caugh, him on.
day and sho. him ldead--each firing stimuli
'sneously They fed to South Caron.
but have been arrested and seat back. /, A,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03
UNION OF THE ATLANTIC AND
- ~ i39h PACIFIC. sash ~

The company chartered by the. Govern,
;ment Of New Grensda 10 construct a ship
canal connecting ths A,lan,ic and Pacific
oceans. have completed sheiFsurveys, made
a road over ,he lsshmas, and srs proceeding
"a, make the canal. An, aushen.ic account
in ths Cincinnsti OhToniCiu sHys. q
The company having completed prcvi-
sional or ten pogary road from the bay Of
Charers, on nfito Paci6c,to the town Of Cha-
kres, on shes AtIantie ,oeeau,is MOI only freed
from the necessity Of requiring additional
time, but the Republic Of New Grenada
could not refuse il without violating its en-.
gagements, since the company have com,
pleted It's contract before. even the expiration
Of The time limited for the construction ol
any communication whatever. Besides this
it has caused the whole country, through
which The projected canal il. TO pass,as well
a. all the rivers and W sie.courses which
mus, contribute 70 it.sto be .horoughlyaex
plored.p iil .qo.~xbsi t4f1. ~ yjs4 {,e
Theee explorations, conducted with greal
talent by the engineer, Morel, have de
monstia.eds that The Isthmus of Panama
;ustecd Of being ridge Of rocks, las smsny
geSs'aP"s', n.S IS'tsS.S .rI ~. =" A.. ~
eonEsly'a vs"sy ,.on ~. - ue9a .m. s'n. u'.,e,
IN wioul' snu scsnelsu on vse, w'n .o,'''s
which. on the east and west, rest upon low
chains, varying from lao toe AS feet N
height. Among these small conical heights
wina 10 AZ a''s0nons s.uuI I.as ;s an. aau
nsess' wnicn uss0sns noM VIC ''':"sHo',
Of sne Anoes, r.. anu UNIV .;.h :" To P.".;ps'
cnanne's. ns vno; :..s;e;s w'n -. cs;hh me hss.
Cuse,sss .n.o" .,,sd 49,. p;"cr.nd. e..
Ssai sne o'ne,., csns1 sae N'o us; s;.;S nuw
toward sne Tacihc ooe:n' ino u'v"'ns
country oeIwesn Hss. i.s.'s na. :" 80. .'s.s.
saon o. only % g. ss. "f a. % fs.a at"xs
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

A. woman named Mary Ann Brown wm
convicted few days since, in Chester co.
Pa. for forgery, and is : ,now in prison. ,l
We'.chester. awaiting her trial. She /,
yoang, . wife. and mother Of a child o{I
four months old. ID
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

The Nsw Orleans Bulletin notices
disturbance among the Chociaw Ind,n
upon the other side Of the Lake near 'h'
city. which il is feared may cause serlop
difficulty. - ,;s
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

A dinner TO Gen. Csss was proposed in
Paris. prior 70 bis leaving. by the Ameri,
cans there. as "a fitting testimonial Of their
esteem and regard Each subscription,
thirty francs; politics excluded.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

The first white female ehilG born in th'
u. States was chrisiened after the Stale in
which she was born. She was grand daugh
ter Of The royal governor. This was ia
August. 1887. The child's name was vr'
ginia Dare. iAa issgEs't W
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

lis calculated sha, We have TERRITORY
enough in the United States, 10 supp0l
comfor'ably,be!ween two and three hundred
millions of people.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

hard feeiirc cs rds hoek. ma for doing
~. ~s.s... :. ~. r....7, ,As
"s" 'u'y. .nu '0 u" "a
pens''y On sne iaw'
tss posr Orrics Dsp xRrwxxT.
N,o $50
ross"osi io' ios<'
DEAa SfA: Your favor Of the 4th instant
Il this moment received. lose no time in
replying 10 The inquiry made.
You state that after having read news.
paper. yev ere IN ihe habit OF sending il TO
your eon in Cyn,hians. Kentucky, inclosed
in an snreiops directed !, to him by you,
marked .one newspaper You further rep
resen. The new spspers so sent are from
other States, aud have your name on them
uosawfitien by yourself The papers so
sent are charged with letter postage by the
Postmaster at Cynihyana, and you desire to
know Of me whether This charge OF postage
10 in accordance with the law Of the land.
You say This IL little affair. and desire that
will excuse the reference Of il to my con-
sidsrasion. t
assure you, sIr,.here IS nothing OF error
connected with the operation OF the Post
Office Department, too inconsiderabe 10
deserve my prompt attention, when brought
10 my knowledgs in the spirit end temper Of
yopr nose., And I feel obliged TO you for
sffording me the opportunity of disabusing
the public mind upon The subjec. OF exacting
lever postage upoti Newspapers having
writing pom thetn. a The De par.men,, and
more especially deputy pos,mas,ers. have
been denounced for bavinr executed, The
law Of the land upon this subject. i. be-
longs NOT IL The Department 10 decide upon
butto Congress 10 consider The policy Of
thatlaw. NssertAeless, i am constr aimed
10 say shss the existing evil, satisfies my
mind or the. policy which dictated The law
and demands, q. Ibis tine, its rigid enforce.
ment. That YOU may see the Department
is not exac,ing postage illegally in cases of
sHis kind, | copy so much oi the 30th sec.
ton Of the law Of 1926, as relates 10 this
subject, Wig;
III any person shall enclose or conceal a
lenef, Or other thing, or any memorandum
in writing in a newspaper, pamphlet, or
maya zine. or ia sny package Of newspaper
pamphlets or magazines, or make any ,wri.
iinp or memorandum thereou, which be
ehail have delivered into asy Pos, Office. or
( -7Sf4T
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

Ia ,ae village o' Dundee, New York,
there is salt bore which yields 360'barrel'
OF water per day. or 26 barrels ofsalt.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

4 lot Of fine beef tile was recently sod
At Alton, Illinois, tsi SO per cwt Dog
cheap ! s37 ,tH Z H"'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-12-03

The reading of.hs fsllowms letter,of the
Poss Master Gensrs. wili prevent much
hard feelings towards posi- tnasstrs.for doing
their duty. and psrhaps ave some from he
penalty Of the law. = ''- -a.'aS - s''Sss \ !
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21

TIE CLEoPATRA.--This splendid
steamer made her second trip from New
York to this port, last Sunday morning,
in less than 10 hours; she carried but
10 inches Of steam, and came along at
an exceedingly moderate rate, consider
ing the quantity Of steam she is allowed
to carry. She is more than 260 feet
in length, and is most safely and sc.
curely built, and thoroughly finished
she can accommodate more than 300
passengers, and is provided with seve-
raj excellent state rooms. In short,
she is a most magnificent boat-a per-
feet floating palace, and has most able
and gentlemanly officers. We are fire.
quently favored with papers from New
York and Boston, through the politeness
of Capt. Dusian, and Mcssrs. Bacon
and Mulligan, for which they will please
accept our thanks.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21
PORT or NE WP0RT.
ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY. AprIl Ii,h


sehr Austin, Perkins, rs days from ST. Domingo Ciiy
via Jar,nel Tor BOston.-Ieft Ht Jace 2lsi uli, brig
Michigan, Coleman from n. York. discg ;schr James
frnhcis do do.-spoke 22d ult, lat To- Ion ~ iO shr
oil.
THURSDAY, April ldih.
sehr Orion, Fountain, from Calais with Lumber 10
Finch EDgs.
FRIDAY, April 18th.
Bark Highlander, Maybery, fom New York ior Provi.
dence
Schrs Apprentice Boy, Ioring, fran Norfolk, with
wood, Telescope Clifford, Providence, for Hartford
Soop Rienzi Duriee, from New York for Providence
SATURDAY, April 10th.
schr Charles Carroll jenkins. days from Charleston
s. T..
SUNDAY, April l7ib.
Schrs Syrene. from Milestone Point for Fori Adams
John JAY Nickerson, Providence ior Philadelphia Da
rins, Nickerson, do for Boston Elizabeth Bnrnes do
for bingham Oak Him. Lincoln, do for Machins; M.y
Hover Emery, do for Saco Tranquil Jcnes Cold Spring
for Boston; Lapwng. Mcond, Frederic ksbury Gpr do
John Wanrght, Datenan, A,takapss for Portsmouth.
soops Moses Eddy, Bliven, from Providence for
New York Mary Nichols, Spencer do via Greenwich
for Nantucket.
soop Times, Cox, from Brook IInvca for Fort Adams
MONDAY, April leth.
sloop Isaoc II. Borden, Brown from Fall River for NJ
York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21
d z a r II 8 4.

In this town, on SUNDAY morning last, MARTHA D..
dsuRhirr Of Mr. Abraham 1hurston, aged . Years, Z
months sud days
same dny Mr. DANIEL FLANDERS, n native o
Salisbury, n. n, sgrd 40 years,
On Wednesday, 18Th inst, Mr.. JOHN II. EAsTON
agcd i3 years. .. ......
In Bristol, on Thursday last, Miss BETsEf WHITE
sg.d 20 years -
IN ProyHiancs On Thursday last, Miss MARY JNNE,
daughter Of the late Mr.. Martin Hurr, need 6 years
In New Bedford, Thursday last, Mrs. MARTHA
* wife Of Soverin" Pre-, aud daughter Uf the late
James W. DAnsell uf this town, nged "a years.
In New lork on the 9,h inst, amer n short Illness
Mr. EDWARD CAHOONE son at The late Capt llcn.
~ Caho0no formerly of this town. IN the 2sb year O
his age.
Al athens ~ v, on the 9th Inst, Cot GORDON
DICKSON, formerly Of this town, In the 10Th year o
bis Hge
In Ednburg, fOhipl IN the 9Th ulL, Mr. sILAs risf
infmrrly NJ this town. sgcd 81 years.
! In Castno,ia. y Y on the 26th ult, Mrs. EtIPHAI
~ MONS, vile of tapt. Pcleg simmons, formerly o
Little plpn, Nv the 1ih sHr Of her age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21
c h e ap q 90 d s

JOHN F. TOWNSEND offers for sale a
- handsome assortment of Goods, suited to
the season, much replenishcd with new pur-
chascs - consisting of Broadcloihs, Cussi
mereS. Cassnets, Sultinels French, English
and American Calicoes, Scotch Ginghams,
French Bro Linens and Drllllngs, Bro. Linen
Table Cloths, Damask colored, do. Russia
Napkins. Summer white FIanncls, Counter.
panes, English Birdseye Diaper, Victoria
Robes, large Brochc aud Merlno Shawls, &c.
Also, a general assortment of domestic
goods, such as Bro. and white Cotton Sheet
ings Tickings, twIllcd blue stripes stout
leans, &c. with q constant supply of the best
Georgia Nankin blue, mixed aud white
Knitting Cotton cotton warps, &c.
Frequent additions will be made to his
stock, and the prices. ftted 10 the times
April 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21
III E X A l. ID OF THE TIM les.

The following melancholy account of
the death of the only child of Capt
Daniel Turner, u. S. NJ Of this place,
we extract from the Baltimore Sun.
An accident, attended with peculiarly
distressing circumstances, occurred at
Baltimore on Monday. Capt DANIEL
TURNER, one Of the officers composing
the Naval General Court Martial, now
IN session at Barnum's Hotel, while
walking down Lexington street with his
son, an only child, about five years Of
ngo; permitted him to go into a confec-
tionary near Charles street to purchase
a triile, himselfin the meantime crossing
the street. At the corner Of Charles
and Lexington streets, the child attempt
ed TO cross 10 his father at the time that
two or three drays, loaded with barrels
OF fish, were passing up Lexington street.
Unfortunately the little fellow became
confused, and being somewhat near sight
ed, got in front Of the dray and fell, the
wheel passing over the middle of his
body. The father rushed TO the spot and
picked up the child, The blood gushing
from the noslrils, mouth and ears, and
carried him TO his residence adjacent,
where he expired in The course Of two or
three minutes. What adds to the dis
tress Of this henr-rending event, is The
fact that Mrs. Turner was looking from
the window and saw the occurrence, so
that the father aud mother were both
spectators of the awful death Of their only
child
ln consequence Of th. sad event, Cap,
Turner, we learn, has been excused from fur
ther attendance on the Court.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21

SAcRiLEGE.-Thc town have recent
y erected very neat iron fence, at the
entrance Of the new burying ground,
which was finished about week since
One night last week, some william had
the audacity TO wrench off the caps tc
the granite pillars, which were strongly
secured by iron bars. What could have
induced the heartless wretch to have
perpetIatcd his deviltry in grave yard,
is more than wo can conceive. We
would suggest to tho Town Council, the
propriety of taking some steps to bring
the offender to the condign punishment
he deserves, which should be incarccra-
tion in tho Penitentiary.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21

DANcING SCHOOL Our readers will
perceive, by reference to our advertis-
ing columns, that Mr.. CArRoN proposes
to open a school for instruction in the
polite art Of dancing. Mr.. c. is an old
favoritc with the ladies aud gentlemen
Of Newport, and we commend his school
to all those who are desirous of perfect
ing themselves in this accomplishment
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21
US a 81 - ia & 3 8,

In this town, an Sunday evening 10Th inst, by tn,
Rev. Mr.. GHviti tnpt. CALEB L. BRIGGS, Of New
lurk to Hiss MARY r., daughter OF Capt. n. Litlo
field, oi this town.
On "Wednesday evening 9Th inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Brooks, Mr.. ABRAHAM PEtklIAM, to Miss MNPY
oungcsl daughter OF Mr.. John W. Oman, OF Mid..u
town.
On Thursday evening lHst by the Rev. Mr.. Gayti
Mr.. JOSEPH u. FREEBORN, To Miss MARY A..
daughter uf Mr. James w, Short, al Wexford.
In New bedford, 18th, Mr. PALMER BROWN, OF thi,
town, TO Miss HARRIET =. CLIFFORD, OF N. u.
In Providence, on the llth inst, Nc. NM. ~ GARDI
NER, 10 Miss ELIZABETH fABER, both oi r.
IL Fall River, on the lith lust, Mr.. ORMAS RAJ
ON, ol smI,hfcld, X. J., to Miss PilEBE }. CHASE
oI Fall River.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21
BRIGHTON MARKET-MoSpAY, April Is
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser & Patriot

AT market 2G0 Beef Cattle, IL pairs Work.
ing Oxen, 10 Cows ahd Calves, 200 Sheep,
aud 1900 Swine.
PRioEs-BrEr CArrLE-Priccs generally
advanced about 25c per hundred for like
quantity. We quote II very small number Of
extra Cattle at So 30. First quality So 90 a
SO %; second quality $5 30 So 90; third
quality 81 75 3 %
WoRKING ONES-No sales noticed.
Cows ASp CALvEs-Sales at $50, so, $2S
and $50.
SmrEr--Lots at SO -, 70 and 4 80.
SwISE-Lots to pcdde from ; 10 II 3.4c
for Sows, and - TO 4 3.4 for Darrows. a
lot Of old Barrows AT something over &c, AT
retail from TO &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21

Three more Of the persons injured by the
exp oslon Of the boiler Of the steamer Medo.
"a have died.
The town Of Columbia. $. e. has been tho
scene Of one oi the mos, dcsolating fires lha,
ever occurred IN that place. II commenced
on tho morning Of the l2'h inst about o..
clock, aud burned until day light. consuming
the most beautiful aud business part OF Col
Inbia. Tirenty nine stores and dwellings
with numerous out buildings, nre IN ruins
and the buildings compose The most valuable
property IN town. Tie loss ~ buildings and
goods cannot fall much short Of s2OO,000
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21

ENCKE's CoMrr will be nearest the earth
on the 4th Of May. twas first seen in this
country, on the 2SIh Of March, by Prof. Ken.
dali, Of Philadelphia, A few days subse-
quenlly j; was seen at New Haven. Ii can
not be discernel without telescope. The
nearest fixed star Of any considerable bril-.
lioncy is, at present, Omicron hriets.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21
MEMORANDA.

Arr nj Point Pstre, GnuJnioupe, lhiS p.. schr Ion
Iiowhni from Charleston Capt. IT, snid the schr ~
Point PeIre, and arrived home on the 18th inst.
Cld nj Baltimore, 10th inst, brig Prince lie Joinve
Gardner, lIavHnn.
Sailed from N"rfok, l2Ih inst, schr Counsellor Hamil
ton, Wickiort.
Arr nj Mobile, 2d inst, schr Vrginian, Burroughs
from Charleston vin Iinvnnaj aud was loading Lumber
on The sth for Providence.
Al Janlnica, Rappnhnnnock River 9Th inst, brig
Octnvia, IIrighman, da Corn for this port.
Arr NJ Havana, lst lust, brig Echo, Me1er, day
from Wilmington, n. g..
Arr at Boston, lilh brig Confidence, Bailey, from
Mobile.
Al Matanzos 3d inst. schr Cygnet, Wiley, for Bnlil.
more, ready. sailed Sd inst brig tnnoncus, Bisey for
Cowes cid 23d uli, bnrk Merchant, Boss, Hamburg
It'd nj Havana 2sd ut schr franklin Greene, smith,
Cnhnnas.
snrd from Norfolk llrh inst, sloop Belle, Gav, for
Providence.
Al 81. Thomas, slsi ult schr Reaper, Mclaughlin for
Turks Island soon
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21

WnALEs.-Grcat numbers Of whales il !,
SAID, have made their appearance in the offing
of N. York harbor. Two whale boats were
in pursuit Of them on Saturday, within u few
miles Of the lIookr. The boats are from an
eastern port.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21
TOWN TAX.
FINAL NOTICE.

4 IL persons subject TO taxation, who have
~ not paid their Tax are requested Ia
call ut the Collectors Office. No..SI Thsrncs
street. and pay u on or before Saturday, the
9Th Of May neat -
J. cOoDSPEED, Cclls,,os
Ir-'...
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21

CO>GREss.--The Loan Bill has passed
both Houses and become a law. The debate
on the appropriation bill was to be concluded
on Saturday last at IL NJ. Its final passage
will of course soon follow.
A number Of bills on various subjects were
reported, and introduced, during the past,
week-both public and private.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21

The RI. Rev. Bishop EyoLAND, Catholic
Bishop Of the Diocese embracing the States
Of South Carolina, North Carolina, and Geor.
gia, and one of the most cmnen, Prelatcs in
this country, died a, Charleston, S. c., on the
morning Of the lth inst
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21

FiRsr PAGE.-The Proclamation oi
Gov. KING,--the letter Of Mr.. Whipplc,
and the letter Of President TYLER
on tho subject Of our Constitutional
troubles, we have placed on our first
page.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21
BROADCLOTHS.
THIS Day OPENED,

EROM the ~ York Auctions. the largest
assortment Of Broadclotes, OF every style
and quality. ever brought 10 this market.
which purchasers nrc invited TO cpll and cx
anime, as they are guaranteed a better bar
gain than they ever made before. by calling
at ISAAC GOULD a. SONS,
April 2il lao Thames street
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21

1t ia stated that the New York sgent OF
Hope d. Co. Of Amsterdam, has gone to
Washington prepared to tuke the new loan
entire at par for 6 per cent stocks.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21

New AND IMPROVED FIRE Arms
The qualities of a new, percussion car
bine, invented by the patentee, Mr. WIN.
jerks, Of Sprinicld, Mass. is about be-
ing tested at Fort Adams, by order OF
the Secretary of War. Mr.. j. is here
for that purpose, and we learn that Gen.
Scott is some expected to be present in
The course of the week.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21
From the Boston Daily Times.
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

or all the public advertised mrdiciues oi the day wo
know Of none can more safely recommend iur tbs
iI,ihni nesh heir to- than the pills that sold nj
the depot OF the North Amrricm College uI Health
No lge fremont street, Buston. Several instances We
know at where they are used ~ Families with the high
est ,iArtinn aud no longer Bgo than yesterday,
hcar cmiucnI pl scian ui this clty recommend then
| IN high terms,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21

The Havre packet-ship Louis-Phil-
lippe, Capt. Castof, went ashore of
Binshampton, south side Of rLong-Island,
on the morning Of the 18th inst. in a
severe northeaster. No lives lost
Cargo probably saved. The ship had
not bilged when last heard from.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21

TmE WAnspITE. (Iiga,e left Annap.
oils on Sunday morning for Bermuda. The
officers were highly pleased with their visit
Baltimore Clipper April 18Th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21
Newport, April, l842.

A large and respectable meeting OF
the friends of Law and Order, was held
at the State-House, in this place, on
Tuesday evening, at which excellent
speeches were made by Messrs. X. K.
Randolph, Geo. G. King, and WIN.
Ennis. The latter gentleman, (who first
addressed the meetng,) spoke of his
early association with those, who were
sndeavoring to obtain an extension of
suiirugc--of his cordial cooperation
with them whilst they pursued their OBJ
ject by moderate and peaceful means
Of his public declarations, long since,
that there was no conclusive proof that
a majority had fairly voted for the "Peo-
pies Constitution'-of his well-known
opposition TO violent resolutions and
proceedings ; clearly showing the con-
sistency Of the vote he should give for
the "Rhode-Island Prox, with his past
conduct, and avowing his sincere belief
that all our difficulties would be spccdi-
ly settled, by the just action of the Le-
sislature at their approaching session.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21

Gov. Corwin. Of Ohio, has issued his war.
rant Tor en- election IN Mr.. Giddings' district,
on the och inst, II does not sppcor ,ha,
there is any opposition TO tho r. s',o'ion oi
'ir. C.tdiIgs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21
From the Ph,ladelphA saturday Evening Post
THE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.

Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills are attaining grcpl
cClchuN ~ New England, well NJ IN other parts al
The United states The attempt Of persons To d,irHud
the public by the sale u spurious ARTICLES, meets with
general reprObHuon. Mr.. Wright Is ndcaii2ablr
business man, aud shows array o cures by the mcd
clue Which confidence IN the yirIur. vi his In
diau Vegetable Pills
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21
French Language,

French Language, 500
Instrumental Music, with use Of
the Piano Forte, 8,O(
Board can be obtained ut ST ,37 ant
81 so per week, exclusive Of washing
lights and fuel.
1t will be perceived by the classif.
cation of studies, arrangement of de-
partnents, prices Of board and tuition,
that this Institution combines efficiency
with the most perfect regularity and
economy.
AVIATOR DOCTRINE.
NewDort A pril I8d9
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21

The appearances nre favorable to the SCI,
tlemcnt OF all questions with Great Britain
.MD York Commercial.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21

LIcEssrs.-The Mayor und Aldermen Of
Boston have resolved to license no person 10
sell splrltuous liquors Tie coming year.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21
HAVANA ORANGES

A RE selling q, vose's Confectionery fo
"A 2 shillings per don. Now 10 the time I,
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-04-21

V'IlE subscriber has been appointed by the
Hon. Court of Probate of The tow oI
Middetown, administrator OH the estate oi
Benjamin Gardiner, dec. late Of Elizabeth
town, in the State OF Ohio, and hos given
bond according to law.-IIc therefore calls
upon all persvns having demands against said
estate 10 present them for settlement, and all
those indebted To make immediate payment.
JAMES S. GARDINER, .4dmr.
Mlddctown, April 81, 1912