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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15

In this town, on Friday evening last, Mrs
Hannah Spo"ncr, relict of Sir. John Spooncr
and daughter of tho late Gideon CoggcshaIl,
Of Allddlrtown, in the s0th year of her age
In tins town, on Wednesday evening the
9Th inst, Miss Avis &. Rowland, aged A.
yoarS.-The death of this csimrble woman
viii be- long aud severely felt bv u large circle
Of friends Distinguished Tor her intellectual
cndowmcnis-her warm affections aud pure
spirit, she WAS loved, esteemed aud admir-.
ed by all who knew cr.-Throughoui u tcdi.
Gus aud protractcd illness, she was an exam.
Pile of patient and cheerful resignation, and
III the closing scene calmly and willingly rc-
signed her spirit to Him who gave it, Mcr
Ia this town, yesterday morning, after u
short illness, Mr. John Tompkins, aged 6G
years. Funeral Tomorrow afternoon, al 9 o..
clock, from his late residence IN John street,
which his relations aud iriend are invited to
attend
Al The Hospital, in this place, OF Sunday
Inst, of continent small pox, Benjamin vii
son, aged - years. lie was one uf the crew
of the Sch. Fort Hill, Barker, or Wilmington,
Del, which arrived here on the Goth ult
from Boston.
Ia Wexford, 9h inst, MIR. George Congdon,
aged :; trars, Z revolutionary p,Dsioner.
In Providence, on the Sth inst, William
son of the late William g. Sherman, aged III
years.
In Exeter, on the Ist inst, Mr. Spencer
Reynolds aged sS years
In West Greenwich, on Friday evening last
Mr.. Thomas Briggs, aged ~ years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15
III E r A Id OF THE TIMES.

The Message allndes TO reconp"n.
da''on made ~ the report from the War
Department, Of establishing means o.
communication with our 1errilorie les on
The Pacific, embracing, we suppose n
line oi military posts, from Missouri Ia
Oregon. The repor, Qf the Navy De
parlnent is alluaed TO, ~ proposing a
considerable increase of the means and
efficiency Of the Navy, SD HAT in lieu ol
20 vessels now in commission, II shall
be kept afoat, and lo small ships built
with an increase in the expenditure OF
less than a million of dollars.
The report Of the Post Master Gene
raj is referred to as exhibiting n salislac-
tory Improvement in the condition Of his
department, so that ils expenditures have
been bropght within its income, without
'essenlng ~ general usefulness. The
revenue Of the department is increased. {.
by S Cd, 900 in the year I842, over that
of the preceding yfar.
The Message coDcludes with recon-
n'end'ng The reimbGrsemem to General
Jackson, ofthe fine imposed on him in
1913, for contempt Of Court, in mpris-
onng a Judge of a District Court of the
Un,ied States, under color Of military
authority.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15

VERMONr Asylum FOR THE ISsAyE.-
The sixth onnuu! report of this Institution
represents il TO have been highly prosperou,
during the past year, During the six years
of us existence. 43i Insane persons have
pariaken Of its advantages "f th"se, 81
l,ayc been discharged. OF tIinse who have
been discharged, E9 have been restored IL
reason. No serious accident has occurred tc
any of the inmates, aud no suicides hive oc.
cured
Durng the past year, lOl patients have
been admitted, and there were 95 inmates Al
the commencement OF The year, making I9G
IN all at these, S3 have been discharged.
leaving J Is now IN the Asylum.-Jom Com
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15
NOTICE.

,nNliE undersigned respectfully informs his
customers aud the public generally. 'hst
he has removed to the store IN the north part
of The house, formerly known as the Thom-
<nnlan lnhrmury.) corner of Spring and Mall
streets, where he intends Keeping good ns-
sortmcnt OF CANDIES of his own manu-
fasinre.
ALso-May be found nj his store variety
of Fancy .iooJ!, Toys, SC. &c. &c.
| ,LIIc returns HE thanks for the patronage
winch he has received, aud solIciS conslnu-
alton of the same.
~ D. Dealers IN town can be- supplied
with candy AT their stores. every morning
Sunday cxcepled) by APPLYING 10
W. WEYSSER.
Newport, Nov. Il, 1872.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15

DnArm ov Carr JosEPu LINCOLN TUR-
r,R.-Wc exceedingly regret to learn that
this young gentleman, only son Of George
Turner. Esq. OF this place, is no more. Let
,crs haye been received in town, by his
friends. which contain the sad news that he
was knoched overheard by the boom rf the
vessel he commanded, sch. hngIona y during
the nighttime, while on his passage from
Macoa to Whampoo, and though every effort
was nndc To save him he was drowned
IIc was about ~ years Of age, Young man
uf great promise, aud hts loss will be deeply
Lll by all WHO kncw han.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15

Gen. Wm. Gibbs Mcneil, has geccn,ly been
elected President Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, in place of Mr.. e. sprigg,
Esq, resigned. Tho Baltimore American,
speaking of Gen. McNeilI as an Engineer, and
of his competency To conduct that important
State enterprise says, he is "wcll known in
Mary land, and is distinguished throughput the
Union ior his talent aud efficiency. Gen Me-
Neill, it will be rrcollccied commanded tho
State forces in this State, during the late Dorr
rebellion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15

BUNKER fiILL.-ln consequence ol
the compl"'i"n Of the Monument upon
Bunker Hin, the Government of the
Bunker III Monument \ ssoc iq,ion ha, g
decided TO celebrate the 18th June, l849
the next Anniversary of the memorable
Battle, by an Grafton aud other ceren,o.
nics. The lloN. DANIEL WEBSTER has
been appointed as the Orator on that
occasion-aId, TO q letter of II Commit
tee Of the Assoc alton, Informing him OF
this appointment, he has written the fol-
lowing answer:
WA2nISGroS, Nov. 90, l842.
Gentlemcn,-Your letter of the Odd
inst. has excited in me very strong emo
lions. II refunds me how great a por-
ton al human life has elapsed, since
joined with others, and performed my
part in lying the corner stone Of the
Bunker Hill Monument and | devout-
y thank n kind Providence for conlinn-
ing my days, ill have seen the com
plc,ion Of that work.
owe YOU, gep,lemen, great obligation
for doing me th. honor of inviting me To
address my fellow citizens II SECOND
time, and op so Interesting an occasion,
from that renowned and ronsecrGted spot
and cheeriuI.y accept the duty assigned
me.
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1919
BOSTON ALMANAC.

THE Boston mRnHc for 1913 VIII Dc ready for de
l. livery about the second week IN December. The
Publisher II happy to announce Ia the Public that this
number oi the Almannc VIII contain original n
all the Churches ~ huston The cravings made
on the spot by MI eminent artist oi BosInn,-Mr. u
Nllngs-nnd were cut hv some al our best .ugrnycrS
Each one is accompanied with short clronnlo: icn
account from the formation titHc Su',N "hr present
time This IN ormnIl"n accompanied with correct
VEN Of each house ol Public Worship ~ III, City, will
give particular interest 10 the Almanac aud especial "
-, when II is considered that the whole al the Churches
IN Boston embraced IN The account.
The remainder OF the book will bc occupied With the
usual matter uht III The Almanac Rnd which has civ
II 80 much celebrity IN Nrhrs past. TIE covers 81 the
Almanac will be decorated WIN hirIy wrought sbrri-
nrns ul Enclosing, aud elaborate Fancy Printing The
volume, whole, will exceed amy number hnI has vet
been published. A. hut limited number will lie struck
OF our friends from the country requested "a srud IN
their orders possible 10 the Publisher. =
DICKINSON or Ia Mrssrs. THOMAS GRooM & 60 ,
state street. Orders fret received wilt he first nrn-
ded To. Nov. IS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15
NOTICE.

,9>IIE members ofihc DoRcAs SoCIErr nre
requested 10 meet every Monday aitcr.
noon, during the winter, at the brick House
formerly occupied by Mrs. Carpenter, mex,
south Of Job Shcrman's store.
Tho object Of tins S'clo'y IS chiefly To
furnish ralIncnt frr the sick AID helpless
Donations of material for clothing, from the
Dry GooGl merchants aud others. arc re-.
specially so,,rlicd nad i Fcrj IS lsabovc.or to
The store Of Mr.. Iamcs Mundotd, will be
thankfully received, and faithfully npProprIa
ted. Dcr. :.
an U,isREIS Bitk WHEAT
NV FLOUR. 800 do Canal do oi choice
brands, lor sale by .
,,i T.. T. 4 W. NEWTON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15

WAsnisGToN. MAIL A correspondent OF
the New York Express .! Washington,
says,-
Aicr the l0lh inst. 'h"rc will be hut one
'n2t day instead ofiwo between lhs city
of Washington npd. N"w-fork. Tb" mail
will lepv" here for ,bc North al A. NJ. IN.
stead ofl =. NJ and viii be at Ne~Ynrk nj
~ i. NJ. instead OF p. NJ. This arrange
mcnl will continue four months.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15
TO MARINERS.

The Ney light House on the Pier at ia,
North End of Goat Island, which has just been
{ completed, will be lit up io-morrow night
Vessels on entering tho harbor, may run d.
rertly for tho light, as heretofore, the bearings
being about the same from the various points
They can also approach mn'h nearer to the
Light, and can pass close to the North of it.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15
A U G y ! o N
ANp
COMMISSION STORE.

VNIIE subscriber has enlarged aud fitted hi,
Store. No. ll2, Thames street. on pur-
pose to accommodate the AUCTION bust
ncss. and will l.e happy to receive GQ0DS
"f Ali DtscRifrloN9, to sell at Auction OF
at private sale, on commissions.
lie will also attend to sales at Auction in
any part cf the town for very reasonable
compensation, and reduced commissions to
sun the times
lie has inst received and now offers for
sal" small assortment Of choice DUTCH
BILIOUS ROOTS, - such as Tulips.
Crocus, Gladeolis. IIvacin,hs, Spanish and
English Iris. &c. &c.
FOR CHRISTMAS has Conlcciion-
AIRY of all knds-Toys, Books, Nuts of all
kinds. apples, dates, Figs, Rnisins, Prunes,
&c. Bostwlck j. Jenks' superior Cough Can
dy, for coughs and colds.
Also fo, sale. variety of SaIamandcr aud
other STOVES, cheap. Call and see.
Dec. Is. CHARLES n. TlLLEY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15
.ifENOR.7AD.7.

At Darien, 18th ult., schr Tasso, Almy, fan
ST Josephs
AT Mobile. 3Oih, schr Warsaw, Burdick, I'm
Matanzas; 2Sth, Virginlan, Burroughs, iia'
vana.
AT Charleston, I'd inst, Schr lsnbelIa, ,C'orSe
honcc.
At Havana, 2ith uli, bns Roland, smith
unc.
Cid at Havana, 18th, schr E,pqr', Gardner,
yermllion Bay.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15
WA3EINGroN, June 25, 1912.

SIR:-Your letter of the 23d inst, ad.
dressed 10 me, was this day received, through
Gov SDrngur, together with the documents
accompanying The same. Your Exccllcncy
has unintsnilonally over looked the fact, thai
The Legislature of Rhode Island is now IN
session.
The act of Congress Of 23rh of February,
I795, gives 10 the Exccuiiyc of the United
States no power To summon TO the aid OF
the State the military force of the United
States, unless an application shall be made
by the Legislature, # in session. The State
Executive cannot make snch Application, cX-
cept when the Legislature cannot be CON
ycucd
prrsumc that your ExcclIency has been
led Into IT," error of making This application
Nhc Legislature Of the State being in scs-
sion al Lse date "f your dcsp'lchi from a
ml>appre,cn?i0n Of the true import OF my
letter of the 7th Nay last. lose no time in
correcting such mlsppprehension. II il exists.
Should the LegisIa;prc OF Rhode Island
deem II proper 10 make n similar application
to that addressed to me by your Excellcncv.
it shpli reccIrc all the attention which will b.
due to the high source from which 1t shall
cmlnatc.
renew to your Excclency assurances OF
high consideration.
JOHN TYLER.
Gov. King, of Rhode Island.
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Gov. King, of Rhode Island.

Three members of Congress on their way
to the scat of government, Messrs. Wallace
Caru,lcrs and Lane were seriously injured
by the upsc;iing of stage coach near
Xancsvillc, Ohio. 1t Is said that Mr.. Wal.
lace had his collar bone broken, and Mr.
Lane one or two of his ribs, and that Mr.
Carulhcrs was severely bruised.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15

A. market SEQ beef Cattle, 100 Stores, $500 sheep,
aud 1850 Sw inc
PRicEs-Beef Caiile-Inst weeks prices were fully
Sustained. We quote lew extra NJ 50. First quail
quality IS "a 325
harr, ling Calrl--Mess 3 25 No IL.
sheeE-l'ils were etII from 61c to rs Wclbcrs
from - to2 IS. ''H
Swine-sales brisk at low prices. Lots TO pedde NJ
3-s l-2 for sows aud 3-S a. 3 lee Tor BnrreSs
Al retail from 8 TO 4 Lee.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15
With very true regard,
Your Obedicnt servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER

This viii he third octasion upon
which the voice Of this distinguished ora
tor will have been heard on this ever
memorable Hill. lie spoke there on
the nth June, 1925, the time of the lay
ing of the Corner Stone Of the AIonu-
ment-on The 10Th Of September, l84Q,
when he presided oyer and addres ssed the
vast concourse, the thousands upon thou
sands of ardent and enthusiastic Wings
who crowded Ae entire Hill, and all the
surrounding streets, on that day-apd
then again, he " i speak, in compliance
with this new appointment, to com'nemo-
rate the completion ofihe noble structure
which now adorns that sacred sPo'.-A-
las.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15

From TuE WEsT.-The Buffalo CONNER
clal Advertiser has received advccs from the
West, announcing the safe arrival Of the
steamers Illinois at Chicago and Missouri a,
Detroit, after unparalleled difficulties.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15
TEMPERANCE NOTICE,

The Rev. Mr.. CRASDALI, Of New Jersey,
wi deliver n Lecture on Temperance, ut tho
Town Hall, TO. O.MORROW EVENING, at
half past 6 o'clock.
Newport, Dec. 10, 1912
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15

/ The following article we copy Gon
the Providence Journal of Saturday.
IL will be NOTICED that il is in answer to q
communication, WHICH appeared in the
Republican Herald of that city, unjus,ly
charging MIR. Taggnr!,ihe Keeper of the
Jail here, with unkind treatment towards
the prisoners under his charge. Those
who are acquainted with Mr.. II. need
no evidence to convince them of the lal-
sty OF the statements referred to-lhose
who are not, we doubt not will be salts
fed with the annexed, that is, if they
are disposed 10 be.
Our attention has been ca led 80 4
communication in the Republican Her
aid of last Saturday, stating that the pris-
oners in Newport Jail are suffering from
cold and from unkind treatment, and that
one OF them had been badly frozen. We
are aslonlshed that tbe Herald, the edi-
tor of which knqws tho keeper of the
Newport jail, md who k nows that such
statement must be false, should con
sent to its publication. II is Q ve,y grave
charge, and one ihet you'd deeply nflec,
the reputation of the jailer, had not the
outrageous lalschoods upon similar SUBJ
Jects been so often exposed that they
have ceased to find credit any where
Notwithstanding the authority upon
which the etories o. cruelty in the New
port Jail Ygs not sych IA entitled them to
copsideraiion, the subject was of that Pc
culiar character that the Governor direc-
ted, informally, an inquiry to be instituted
and gentleman Of the highest standing
visited the jail at The Governors request
and copversed with the prisoners sepa
rate from the jaiIcr lie asked them #
they were suffering, or if they needed
any accommodations which were com
pa,ibie with their situation rs prisoners,
They all said that they were supplied
with every thing which they could ex-
pect, with suiliciencv of good and
wholesome food, that their cells were as
warm as they desired, which latter fac,
was evident, and that they wanted
nothing but their liberty. There is one
man there whose feet were lro2en-but
they ucere frozen many years ago. Indeed
there has been no weather since those
men have been in prison, cold enough to
freeze man even in a barn, much less
in warm building with good fires
The keeper of the Newport jail is n man
whose humanity ana benevolence nre
well known, and this attack upon his
character is doubly outrageous.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15

Wadc's Powder Mil, in Cincinnati, Ohio
was blown up, week before last, IN consc'
qucnce of lighted cigar, being dropped
among some powder in the Mil. Three
men were seriously injured, one Of whom ho'
since died. This shows ,ha, lighted Gig a
is Dot altogether 30 harmless thing as soInc
pcope imagine.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15
commissioners Notice.

EHt; snbscrbcrs having been appointed b,
the Hon. Coun OF Probate of the Towr
Of Newport, Commissioners 10 receive M,
examine the claims against the estate ol
William Turner. late Of NcwE"ri physician
dec. represented lnsolvcni, d. six mol lhs irnI
This date being allowed by said Conrl E,r iha
purpose, We will meet ~ the house OF Peier
2. Bennington on the frs, Saturday IN March
April, and May, ls4:' at two O'Clock r. NJ.
TO receive and examine The several claim.
uf The creditors of sald estate. '"'
Newport, Nov. Z. I-I2.
PErrR =. RtmlNGroN.
BFNJAMIN B. llowLAND, CommiS rs.
JAMES LAwT"N,
Dec. I5-:}w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15

GEORGIA SESAToR.-Thc Legislature
of Georgia has made choice of MIR. Co'quit as
a Senator in Congress for the next term, as
successor to Mr.. Cu,hbcr'. II is said tha,
the election Of Mr.. COLOUR, is a triumph Of
Mr. Calhoun's friends, over those Of Mr.. Van
Bnrcn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15
Executors Notice.

rHlIE undersigned, Executor Of The last
VIII aud Testament of William X
Iloxic, late of North k'ugstown, dec having
given bonds MS The law requires, rcqOests oil
persons having demands against said estate
to present them, and those indebted, to make
immediate payment.
WILLIAM COVEI.L, Err.
Newport, Dec, Is, lSi2-3w.
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M a - Is SA & l3S,

ln Prov idrncc, on the 9Th inst, William S.
Slater. To Harriet NJ, daughter Of John Whip
pie, ~ Of P-On the 9Th, Mr.. Rowland
DnckworiE, Jr., to Hiss oasan Taylor, both
of Pro, idemce.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15

A treaty has JUS, been concluded upon be-
tween the Mcaican Government and our
Minister, Gen. Waldy Thompson, for the
payments Of the awards made by the la,r
Convention a, Wa'hipgion--ihe payments tn
be made N investments VI one twentieth
Cvciy month.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15

Hon. John &. Calhoun, has communicated
to the Legislature Of South Carolina, his resis-
natinn as Scpa,ot of the United States, 10 take
effect after the 4tl Of March next
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15

The large tanncry belonging 10 Elijah
Ilorson in Salem vas destroyed by lirc on
Thursday last. loss between and 1000
DOLLARS. THIS IL the frs, ire which has &c
cured ~ Salem since October, ls;D.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15

Martin Brimmor wss clecIod on .londay
last, by the Wings Of Boston, Mayor of that
city by upwards of 5000 majority The late
incumbent, Mr. Chapman, declined arc-clcc-
ton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15
INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO.

rIiARLES ID. WEEDEN respectfully in
" forms his friends aud the pubic, that he
will give Instruction on the PhNo FoRrf,
aud hopes. by iair knowledge 6t the pro
fcssiuiI combined with as,rht attention 10
rs duties, to merit the patronage of the com
mnniy.
Apply nj No. l2s, Thames street, or at his
residence, corner of Spring and I"nng
streets. Dee. |, 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15

HhViNG sold my estate in Newport,
H must at ali events, within sixty days,
make final close OF nv stock wlll there
tore sell at the lowest possible prices, and
take pay IN farmers produce, groceries, &c.
NC, montI being entirely out of the qdcs-
ton--bur, should any purchaser make his op-
pearancc' with svch an article, It would be
well Tor him Ia come with an OK cart. as a five
dollar bill, (tOe sight Of which would almost
throw uo INTO conyulslons. would go far to.
wards !ontIng tie same.
Dry Goods exchanged also, for thut most
valuable and Indispensable article, with
out which the tUmer could neither SOW nor
reap 10 any profit.
WM JAMES TlLLEY.
Dec S-Iw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15

The Ocmulgcc Bank, at Macon, Geo. has
failed, by which the public will lose about
one hundred thousand dollars.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15

The steamboat Erie, it is stated, recently
sunk of Port Huron, by coming in contac
with the ice at Lake ST Clair.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15

Gen. McDuiiic, has been olocied Senator
from South CAROLINA, in place Of Mr. Preston
resigned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15

NEwPoRT. December -, 1912.

NswToRT, December 10, Isl2.
NOTICE Is hereby given, That, nnl"ss The
~ debts. with interest and, espen-rs, 81.
cured by Ten Share. IN ile ('arilul Stock nj
tins InsInuil"n. are previously paId sbnll
"nrsr The sand shares io b. sold nl ppblic
Anciiou TO the highest bidder, oil Saturday.
III" ls'h day Of February next, n, o'cIock,
a. NJ. IN front OF the Blnklng House. Per
order OF the President aud Directors.
BENZ. MUMFORD, Cashier.
isids
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15

REAT has been the rush during the past
~ week to witness the astonishing pertur-
manccs of Dame Fortune, "ho IS now re-
siding nt No. %. Thames street. In our
haste last week to let li.e world know Of our
good luck, we forget 10 mention The smaller
prIzes that has been drawn at this Office
within week. In School Fund Class q
Combination numbers : 81 90, came up a
prize of 500. In Class 2l2, Combination
numbers 10 Is ~. the capital prize OF 81 J..
OO0. And in Claas 9l4, Combination mum.
bers 10 80 4p, n prize of SeO-maklng three
handsome prizes IN one week. Now If our
friends want prize to help them along The
coming winter, let them call and make n Sc
lection from The following schemes which
draw this week Perhaps it Is not known
to all the people of this town that there is n
lottery drawn every day in the week, prizes
varying from so cents TO $40.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15

Thursday, The 22d inst. has been appoint
ed by Gov. Corwin, as day Of public thanks.
giving in Ohio.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15
Smoke House.
NOTICE.

vENjiE subscriber having put his Rallwa, ir
j complete rcpnirher6by Informs b> ii,,no.
aud the public, tInt he is in readiness ,o had
up and repair vessels, or DO any work III li,-
line at short notice aud on fatorhblr l'rr,,
aud 10 ~ work entrusted Ia him he VIII gi,,
his personal attention. lie acknpwlrda' =
with gratitude the many aud rcpsatod i""s
received from the citizens of this tpwn Hrd
the public generally and hopes he mny vet d.
serve aud receive n shnr1 of the public pat
ronngc. WM. III. CBaNDaLL
Acwpart, July li,1S42 -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15

a panther has recently been killed nca
the village Of Canton, in 81. Lawrence Go
Ny.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-15

BRIGHTON MARKET-MoSpAY, Dec. 12,
Reported for the I"sion Daily Advertiser 4 Poriy'