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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-07

ATTEMPTED SuICDe.-Mr Thomas j Flack
wholesale grocer and liquor merchant having absent
ed himsel from home Thursday night, created
quite alarm to his family, and yesterday morning
search being made, he found in senseless cond-
ton in the third story of his warehouse in Argyle al
ley, near South Street. weltering in his blood
having, by the use of razor, made two gashes run
ming into each other, Immediately under the chin His
wounds were dressed as soon physician could be
procured, when he was removed to his dwelling in Q
prccarious stuation being totally unable to communi
cate the cause ofthis melancholy act Hopes though
slight, are entertained that he may recover 1t is
thought that he was laboIing under partial insanity
When the warehouse entered in the morning
the spcSets of two large casks of liquor in the
house had been turned some time during the night
and the contents (amounting several thousand gal
lons) run out,
1t is rumored that on Thursday evening he had
about him between one ard two thousand dollars,
which not in his possession when found yester-
day morning. It is possible he may have disposed of
it, or laid it in some place where it may probably yet
be found Clipper
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-07
THE ADDRESS.

Wewould cali the attention of readers, and the
people generally to the address Con the second page)
OF the friends Of the Administration in Ohio. The
spirit of true patriotism peryades every sentence.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-07
From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
THE GIRARD EQUEST AND TuE. GLE

FROM Me f~HtdueipNtd inquirer.
THE GIRARD BEQUEST AND THE CITY
gJlt is the impression Of those who have examined
the subject that will require all that is left OF MrGi
raids Request TO complete the College and support the
school II should be remembered that large proportion
ofhe College fund consisted oil han six thousand
shares of the stock of the Bank of the United States
more than five thousand of which still held by the
Trustees; also, considerable amount of Pcnnsyl-
vana State Stock. The subject is painful one, but
it is gratifying to know, that the present Councils are
doing every thing in their power to repair the errors
of their predecessors in this matter They have re-
duced the expenses, and endesvorng to finish the
College as economically possible, under the circun.-
stances As Mr. Duane justly remarked, however,
ed to interfere when its interference could have been
of any advantage Our present Councils we are as
sured, will have the school opened soon as possible
and in view of the provisions Of the will they have
been interpreted by most eminent members of the
Bar. 1t must be the prayer of every honest heart
that the orphans will be provided for speedily.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-07

march 7-3taw3w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15

MoRE PmnENoLooY.--J. Nc Intyre,
Esq. Of New Orleans, will give lee
ture on the science Of Phrenology, at
the Town Hall, tomorrow evening -
Mr.. Nc Intyrc has shown TO us n mum
Der Of strong recommendations from
various newspapers and from those
who have attended his lecturcs-all
which bear undeaiable testimony in his
favor rs a lecturer Of merit In the
course Of the evening, he will test the
science by examinations blind-folded =
Other particulars will be expressed in
bills, Mr.. M. may be found at Mr..
Scabury's Boarding House.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15

"For the safety ofthc State we mus, condemn
this man us traitor: bu, in condemning him
we must condemn our Governor; we mus,
rcpudiate the doctrines Of his l.tter;-the
man is to be pitied, as he has been dcluded ;
bnt we must do our duty, and let his dcludcr
exercise his pardoning power in the case; he
will hardly venture to punish, rs a crime,
what he told him is right and, let him take
warning, and be cautious in future how he
Obc's rebellion in neghboring State"
"In the case supposed, can any mortal
doub', can you yourself on reflection doubt,
that the Judges Of your own Courts would
condemn your letter and disavow the doc
,rincs it contains and hold them TO be utter
ly dcfcnceess; however disposed they might
be-io rascuo your reputation from the foul
stain, which now attaches to il, Of having vio-
lated your oath Of Office and Of The trust re.
posed in you, in The case of Gov. Dorr? Such
q doubt believe to be impossible"
A few more particulars of your letter yet
remain to be noticed. COMBINATION.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15

UTH be sold al Public Aaciion. " moi
previously Disposed IF al private s"ie,a
on Thursday, Sept. 90,
4 III. the right. title and interest which
~ iIannnh Stevens. widow of Tbon'"s
Stevens, died possessed Of in md TO q cen
tain Ia, Of land. with the buildings thereon
-insaing. bounded north ON land owned hv
Joseph Il. Stevens east on Thames street :
south md west an The cove bripg the estate
recently occupied by Joseph u. Stevens. and
the laic IIannah Stevens, and known as ,l,'"
Oliver r. Warner es,nte--slsa one half Of
Body Pew No. 20. in the 2d Baptist Church.
I For further particulars erquire OF 5oBS J..
STACY. on the premises. ar oi the subscr'brs z
nj No. o. Broad street. Providence. Cond'
lions made known NJ The time aud place 81
sale. ANDREW JOllONNOr, Erecr
Sept !, ,s4S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15

The 10TH OF SEfTEMDER.--The Gel
cbration Of this day took place in Provi-
denco, in conformity TO notice previous
ly given, on Saturday last. We had
the pleasure of witnessing the display
of military and the Review on that
memorable occasion. n.--Thc display far
exceeded the highest anticipations which
were formed oft, and to all true Rhode
Islanders, was of the most gratifying
character. We have copied into our
paper to-day, full account of the cell
ebration from the Providence Journal.
We should like to say more but are
crowded for room.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15
ARRIVAL FROM FRANCE OF
MADAME ADOLPH'

THIS celebrated and unsurpassed philoso-
plcr. late from Boston. New yask, and
Providence, has the pleasure to announce Ia
the ladies' aud gentlemen Of Newport. that
she will make n short stay NJ Mr.. rownsends
Hotel. where she has taken splendid apart.
mrnis for ih" accommodation oi he- visitors.
who wi! he politely received by Doctor
Adnlph. and unohserved by the eve OF. the
won Id conducted Ia Madame Adolph's parlors.
She does not pretend 10 be n ,oiich or foriun,
triier bn, will by her universally ncknowl
edged skill IN Physiology, Pbysiogn"ny
Phrenology, and Philosophy, inform those
who will investigate her talents OF their lead
ing transactions of the past, the present and
the foture. whether they are married or not
|, what sort OF husbands or wives they will get
and describe their dispositions, notions, etc -
ms II she had known them iron, birth. She
delivers also printed examinations. Price
! reduced 10 80 cents.
/ N. B. Private entrance, in Pelham Street
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

This convention met last Monday eve
ming, and H. Y. Crans,on, Esq. was
appointed chairman, and i. a. Jenckes,
Esq, Secr'y, for the purpose Of orga-
nizing. A committee was appointed to
nominate officers they reported the fol-
lowing, viz Hon. James Fcnner,
President Hon. Henry Y. Crans,on,
Vice President Thomas A. Jenckes s.
Walter w. Updike, Secr'ys. AT the
opening of the Convention yesterday
morning il was agreed to take the Land
holders Constitution as the basis of
their proceedings. Several ofthe arti-
cies Of that constitution, not OF very i'm
rortant nature, were adopted as part
of the new Constitution. The first arii-
Gle was debated at length, and Mr.. En-
mis-, Of Newport, moved to insert an
amendment, which was the third section
Of DORIS Constitution in this one, de-
claring that all power is vested in the
People, and that they have at all times
II right to alter their government when
ever their safety and happiness require.
After much debate, it was passed over
for the present.
Yesterday morning, MIR. Simmons of
4 4. AL.
effect that in the new Constitution, there
should be n popular branch, and con-
scrva,ivc branch of the Government, in
order that one might be check to the
other. ThIswas debated at great length,
and several very able speeches were
made, especially lha, by Mir. Simmons /;
the resolution was still under debate
when we went TO press. From present
appearances, we do not think the Con-
ven,ion will finish their deliberations this
week.
We are convinced that this body will
now make n Constitution that will be ac-
cep,able to'lhe People. There is spir
it Of compromise prevailing through the
body, and all seem aware Of the impor-
portancc Of harmony and unanimity, and
nre determined TO effect something for
the welfare of our disturbed State. May
their efforts be crowned with success.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15
BRIGHTON MARK KET-MoYDAy,S Septic

Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser e. Patriot
At market $50 Beef Cattle, 600 Stores, 1900
sheep, and ESQ Swine.
PRIcrs-Bcef Caitlc--Former prices for
second and third qualities were not sustained
We quote few extra at So. First quality 4 81
"A 4 70; second quality $3 10 %; third
quality $3 3 80.
Stores-Two wear old at 81 $l2; three
year old Sl4 u $50.
| Shcep--Wo noticodots sold at 75c, CSC, s
| 25, 80 and 42. WeaiIers | rs, 80 aud
! 70
/ Swinc--Good lots TO peddIe at 23.4c for
Sows, and 3 3-1c for Barrows Old Hogs AT
3c Al retail from 3 I-2 to 80.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15
Sccrois worM knowine.

Door. ADoLpH, whose "bctter half
is the celebrated Madame gives lee
ture at tho Town Hall next Monday
evening. Among other interesting
things, he intends revealing the modus
Ioperandi by which his "distinguishcd
lady" penetrntes and reveals the hid.
der mysteries of The "past, present and
future" lives Of her visitors. No chaT
or humbug-all CORN, of course. See
advertisements
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15

"A Camphine Lamp, in S,urgis's hotel,
Oak street, in the Northern Liberties,
Philadcl phia, exploded few evenings
since, and set fire to the room. A
large quantity Of glass ware wasbroken,
and Mr.. 5. very narrowly escaped Sc
rious injury. We had thought tha,
sensible people needed no further eau
tion against the liability to danger at
tending the use Of this "vile stuff
That it is an entirely unnecessary and
useless compound, must be satisfactorily
proved to all who will take the trouble
to look at the importations Of pure Spcr-
macdi, at this port alone. .New Bedford
Mercury.
"Vile" as this camphine "stuf'" is,
we have never seen or used any arti-
Gle for lighting rooms that was equal to
il for brilliancy or economy. There is
danger in using tive agree, if attention
is not paid in keeping the lamps clean
and well trimmed-but VIC consider the
danger very remote if proper care is
observed in these essential particulars
What degree of attention the lamp
above mentioned had bestowed daupon it ,
we Of course cannot say, but in hotels,
where all such articles are in the charge
of servants, (who are not unlrequently
careless and inexperienced it is MOI,
much TO bc wondered al that accidents
occasionally occur in the use of cam
phne burners. For ourselves, we
should be glad to use them, and should
if our Policy Of Insurance did not pro-
hibit us. But-neverthelcss we say,
much care is rcquired-and this no
doubt is sufficient to induce the Insur-
ance companies to refuse Insurance
where Ire camphine is used.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sgssx5-rsSsrss-yypzprrn
The wife of the President Of the
United States, Mrs. Lrr,rIA TYLER,
died at Washington on Saturday even
iup last. at o'clnrk Mrs. Tyler had
Nbccn suffering Cor length oftlmc, from
the effects Of Il stroke of paral sis
She was mos, cs,impble lady. Her
remains will he conveyed from Wash
ington 10 tho family residence ~ VII
lran,5urs, Virginia. for miclm'ni.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15
NOTICE..

rgN lie subscriber having pp, his Railway il
u complete repair, ,hcrchy informs his friends
aud the public, that he is IN readiness To haul
up aud repair vessels, or do my work in his
line AT a short noice aud on favorable terms,
aud 10 all work entrusted to him he will give
his persona attention. lie acknowlcdgos
with gratitude the many and repeated favor.
received from the citizrns Of this town and
the public generally and hopes he may We, de.
serve and receive II share of the public pat
runngr. NM, IL. tRANDALI' .
Newport, July ~, 1912
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15
D e a r II s 4.

In This town. on the 9Th inst, WM. HENRY, young
OF Mr. Joseph & stevens nged months mud 90
days.
In Bristol. on the 81 inst Miss HENRIETTA GLAD
DING. daughter ui Daniel Glnddng, sgrd l5Ncnrs.
5ih Mrs. JENNA BRADFORD. widow ol the late
John Bradford, Esq, aged GO Nenrs.
In Providence, on the Sd inst, Mrs. IONEN, wife o
Capt Reuben Smith, Jr.. ngrd Al yenrs--iih, han
NAH WIiITFORD, aged SO lrnrs.-7ih, Mrs. NANCY,
widow OF Capt. Thomas Prrn,is- IN the 62d o he:
mcr.-un Monday, r.. ChROnNE AUGUSTA PAR.
KER, wife at Rev. Leonard :, Parker
Ia New Bedford, on the eth inst, Miss HANNAH
BURROUGHS ihrnerly Of this town, IN the i3d ycal
OF her age.
Ia Northampton, Mass. on the 5ih inst, of consump
iinn, Mr., RUTH TENNEf. wife Of Rev. CALEB j
Tenney, formerly of this town, nged 60 ycnrs.
In New London, on the 3d inst. BENJAMIN l.. BIS
SELL, Editor Of the Peoples Advocate"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15
TOWN TAX.

fI'llE Subscribcr, Collector Of The Town
Tax, hereby gives notice thai he has re-
ccived iruIn the Asscssots, ,l,e Tax Book Tor
loi2, and requests oil persons subject 10 tax
alton. To- call at Tho office No. 81. opposite
the Poet Oihcr. Illanms street. and settle.
JEREMIAH GooDSPEED, Ca,rr.
Avg ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15

The Wing State Convention Of New
York, have nominated Luther Braths
for Governor, Gabriel Furmnn for 1T
Gov. and iorthc next President, HENRY
CLAY, of Kentucky, and recommended
a National Convention of the Wings
to be held in Baltimore, to- nominate a
candidate for Vice President.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15

The whig State Convention ofMassa-
chuseits to nominate Governor, SC
met in Boston ycs.e erday.
The election in Vermont has resulted
in favor Of the Whigs-Governor and
both branches of the Legislature.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15
rs a q & 8 a g 3 s.

In tbs town. on The 4th inst Mr.. ALBERT FIELD.
u. Soldier, To Miss ANN T.. WIilrrlNGTON, al
Prov iJcncc.
On Sunday evening lasi, by the Rev Mr.. Knight Mr..
PETER NJ. SIOCNM, to Miss SARAH EsiLEK, all
ot this town.
In rr"vdcncc, the 9Th lust. MIR. DEXTER u
LEN II, 10 Miss MARY ANN LEVECK, hoih "i that
city. On Monday l., the Rev. Dr. trocker, RICHARD
g. ROWLAND, of Greenwich To MhRi ANN BAR
kEN, oi Providence.
Ia New York. on the 7jh inst. hy the Rev. Mr. Cone
Rev. JAMES sMITilER late of kiugy, Conn ia
iss SARAH =. rAGGAGr, daughter oi The late Mr.
lsnac Tassmt, al this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15

The annual meeting Of the Warren
Baptist Association commenced at the
North Iinpiisi Church, in this town,
Yesterday, md will continue to-day
Il, ~ sad to be eleven years since The
IaG meeting Of The Association was
held IN tbs place
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15
GENUINE GROCERIES
CHEAP!!

FN T.. g. w, NEWTON, are daily re-
AZ. ceiviug supplies from New York, and
have in store the following good, which viii be
sold-as usual--at extreme low prices -
TEAS sunpowder, hyson. young byson,
hy son skin, souchong and pouchoag
COFFEE Mocha, Java, Rio. Cuba, La
gura and West india, ground IN pound papers.
SUGAR-double & single loaf, crashed do
Havana white s. brown, clarified aud pulveriz"d
white. II. Croix, Porto Rico and Muscoyado
brown.
FRUIr--bunch, cask and Sullaaa Raisns,
Zanie curranis, cltron, prpnes, dates, p'unl> nj
monds, walnuts, hberts, oranges, leGons ana
dried apples.
MOLNSSES sugar house, New-Orleans,
Nuscovado and Havana.
! PROVISIONS mes. 4 prime beef 3 pork
goldfish flour. Indian meal butter, cheese, lard,
pickled salmon, hams, rice and corn.
! CIR ACKERS-s soda, butter. milk, sugar an
pilot bread.
II PICKLES g. SAUCES-cucunbers, MIXED
capros, olives, Sardines, anchovies, mushroom
walnut and tomato ketchup. pepper sauce. currl'
\ powder, Harvey sauce, John Bull, do, mustard
aud olive oil.
SEGaRS-a grea. variety Of tine qualities
\ from CubI
SNUFF Il TOBACCO Of all kinds in general
use.
WINES & LIQUORS - pure, for medlc" pur.
poses.
1 SPICES --nuimcgs, mace, olives. c.nn namon,
cl>p,cd, GIN ger pepper aud cayenne.
| PRE- vES-Csn,on ginger 4 West India
| Er-CETERAS-g ground rioe. honey. Liver
pool salt salt p,lte. saleralus, sal snda' brown,
white, cnsile. white scented, pilm x almond
soap starch. indigo. alum, u'caroni. ,erma-
cell. apioca, giound ri;e, eggs, sperm and
black fish oil sperm, inllcw aud WAY candles,
mats, painted pals, csnrails, tabs, matches
,l.rilohus, bottles, stone Jugs, cotton iwine,
bottle corks, pipes, bro"ns. cider x wine vine
gar. lcmou syrup, champa'gns, Ciare,, &c. Sc.
Aug. 4.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15

sEys We arc requested by Mr.. En-
mis- to say, that he introduced no such
resolution as that stated in yesterday S
Rhode Islander.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15
PIANO FORTES.

EUST received from tho celebrated Manu-.
|" factory uf y. GILBERr a. Co, Boston,
great variety rf fine icucd and highly I'm.
ishcd PIANO FOR rFS. for sale at ~ per
crpi irs than the Manufacturers regular
prices At -
TIIURBER'S,
Piano F"r,r md Music Siorr.
ijS e., W,stmIns'sr street.
Avg ~ Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15
From The Bostnn DaiIy TImer
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

II OJ all the pubic advertised medicines af ihf day va
know uT uunr we eau mere ssfey recommend iT the
s that flesh IL heir TO-" tsn the pills TINT are sold
the depot n the North American C"ll-ee "i Iith'lh.
No lgs rrennnt street Boston. Several ins nncc- ""
know of where they used IN nmcs with the hith'
est i.firinn and longer ihnn yesterday, va
heard emueu PHI siciap oi Ibis cIty rccon"nd Tia ~
IN high terms,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15

+ he lectures of Orville Taylor, on
EpucATioN, delivered in the Town
Hall, last week, were well attended and
gave great satisfaction to all who heard
them. The subject is one well worth
the attention of all, and the lecturer
possessing a happy faculty of combin-
ing instruction with amusement, never
fails TO interest and please all his audi
tors, while they at the Same time, de-
rive much valuable information. We
understand Mr. Il. will give another free
lecture al the Town Hall, this evening,
when it is expected the members OF the
Convention, now in session here, will
be present.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15
From ,Se rhbu!ephin Saturday Evening ro-'.
VRiGIT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

Wright. Indian Vegetable Pills are aitr'ping great
r.rlrii, IN New England, we'll in uhsr part. "l
the United states The attempt ot pprSonr IA drfrrn
the public by the sale OF spurious articles, meets WIN
ren.rnl rerrubaiicn. Mr.. Wright IL nn nde"tien''"
snc.- wnn, aad shows sn nrra> ct cures b! 'he nri
cine vhrL warrant in the virtue. of h.s H.
dian vegetable Pills.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15

The old line Of steamboats, will here
after run two Of their excellent boats,
on this route, twice a week. The
Massachusetts, will touch here for Prov
ijercc on Sunday mornings nt I, aud
leave here for Ncw-York on Monday
afternoons ut .. The Rhode-Island
will touch here on Thursday mornings
for Providence, and leave the same of.
tcrnoon Tor New-York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15
Rail Road Line TO Boston.
.NEJV ARR4.NG E.DfEN'7'
Forihc Newport, Taunton, FaH- R;rer, and
.Ncw Bedford
MAIL STAGE.

4 STAGE will continue 10 leave Newport
"A daily, Sundays excepted, at "a o'clock,
A. NJ and arrive IN Falrlver at ~ NJ. leave
FalIrlver Mt ! o'clock aud arrive in Taunton
at 81 o'clock. The cars leave Taunton nj
p. m. aud arrive in Boston at 6 o'clock.
Returning, the cars leave Boston daily.
Sundays excepted, at o'clock, A. NJ. and ar
rive in Taunton, at 9 o'clock.--A stage will
leave Taunton at 81 O'Clock and arrive in
Fallrivcr at I2M, leave FaIriver at | T.. N.
aud arrives IN Newport, ut O'Clock.
This stage intcrsccts Mt Fallrivcr with The
New Bedford stage daily, aud arrives IN New
Bedford NJ % o'clock p. ~.
Returning, leave New Bedford daily, Sun.
days excepted. al Q o'clock n. IN. arrive IN
follrivcr at ~. leave FnIlriver ut ] o'clock,
aud arrives ~ Newport ut 4.
Extra coaches furnished at all times OF
reasonable terms.
RATES OF FARE.
From Newpor, FalI'lvcr, 81
Taunton, Sl75
New Bedford, Sl.75
4" Boston, S2,55
Way fare IN proportion.
Stage Book st Messrs y. Townscnd's and
at Ilassnrd's Hotels.
X. b. KINSLEY & Go. Proprie;ors.
Newport, Sept Is, 1911.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15
SHIP - z NEWS
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIV ED.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Sept. g,
schr John Frederic, Iampherc, from Bnngor,
sioop Hudson, Win.ow, from Providence Tor Ne"
Bedford.
FRIDAY, sept o.
Schrs Jordan, hllen, rm Norfolk via New York
Voiant Downs; iIynnuis va Naragnusct Pier for BoS
ton Maria, Smrll. Prov. for do "rnl, Wrbe, Alex
nndria or do Mcdomuk, Jones, Gardiner tor =. River
SUNDAY, Sept. II.
Ship Rhode Island Burgess from Liverpool tor Prov.
u. ). Brig Washington, Gedney, as from Groehpori,
n Survey.
schrs vrrmillion, Jones' I'm Fall River for \. York
ST. 1humus, Walker, Philadelphia for NewburN port.
sloors James l. Long Hawkins; from New York for
evidence Henry Gibbs, Gibbs Fall River Tor Hart
lord.
MONDAY, Sept. H.
Schr Convoy, Nickcrsnn, In Boston Tor Prov.
sloop Ianlic Stewart, TN n. lOrk for Prov.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15

Madame .Adofph, continnes to "as-
tonish the natives" at the Eagle Hotel.
She has told some queer things, that's n
fact.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15

The "Indepcndent Line" of steam
boats, has left US and gone to Norwich,
for reasons given in their advertisement.
II has been partly supplied by Capt.
Snndiord's "Charter Oak" from, Nor
wich, which will make three trips per
week, to and from Ncw-York. Whether
the Charter Oak will be kept perma-
ncntly on this route remains to be seen.
It was understood that the "Indcpen.
dent Line" was established as n per-
manent line, but they quit MS as uncer-
enormously as can well be imagined.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15
AUCTIONS.

instant, Mt II o'cleok A. M. on the premises,
ifno' previously dispos.d ofst psismts sale,
RE That most desirable resi-
1TA sss,3 arnsr on the Hill lately swnsd
lklk aud oceppied by Gov. Charles
$sJ59xSss Colhns. II IN seldom that an
"pImrluuiiy is here offered fss iAs purchase of
"a place so plrusnnily situated, 50 well sspplisd
with extensive gardens, ont b,'iIhings, aud all
convenient nppurtsnanccs. For terms apply
To WM. ENNIS,
NewYosi, Sapt. 9, 1872