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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-13
DEMOCRATIC NEW HAMPSHIRE

Below we give some extracts from the Con-
siiiuilon Of The pattern I.ocofoco State, New
Hampshire, that pure mountain region, the
only place where injured patriots like Dorr
ean find y refuge
QUALIFICATIONS for GOrtrh0r. No person
eligible unless she shall have been an inlubi.
iant of the State for seven years next preced-
ing the election" Also, have an estate OF The
value Of five hundred pounds
Qualifications for Councillors are the same
as required for the Office Of Governor.
Qualifications for Senators .--Ineligible un.
less possessed of II freehold estate sof the
value Of two hundred pounds" aud can in.
habiiant of this State for seven years prcccd.
ing his election"
Qualifications for Representatives ,-Inclici.
bic unless "ior two years AT least, next prcccd-
ing his election, shall have an estate within
the district which he may be chosen 10 repre-.
sent, of one hundred pounds" $50 dollars.D
ReriSiOn or ahfr0tiOn 0t' Me Constitution. -
"li shall be the duty of the General Court 10
call II Convention for the purpose, it in the
opinion of the majority Of The qualified voters
~ the State, there IS II necessity for "A revision
Of the Constituti"n.' Also, 'ihat no atcra.
tion shail be made in this Constitution unless
appror6d by two-lhirds Of The qualified voters
present and voting on the subject"
Besides The 0bore, Cafhoiics are Hsfranehised
entirety, and so are Students IN the Coirgcs!!!
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&. CHA ns ERLIN'S
One priced Store, No. li9,
Thames Street,

Composite Il. j. Toyiors,)
HAVING lust received large and wei
IA selected stock ot Foreign aud Domestic
Dry GOODS for the fall trade, would
please subml, tie lolluwng undermined as
part of them, VIZ:
Al wool flannel. (warraulcdl 90 & - cents.
Fine Salisbury, figured. 33
Dark printed cGllcns, 3. los l2l, extra " cts
ChanguLle Mus. de LaInr- (urw styles %, S}
Fancy do ln variety 25 cent,
Blk s. blue blk striped silks weary heavy
II, IS, 30 s; 90 cents.
Blk s. cord rrh figured d. from - to GO.
RosIn plnIdo (tor chldrcn's wcarl
SH4dLS,
Balsoro s. Edinboro' (rleh s'yhs,l
Plnd wuuiru, netted 10.
Highland plhld do.
Fancy silk. Mus. de Lanc s. Cashmere hdkIs.
Linen cambric hdkls from - cts X upwards.
Linen cambrIcS 4 lawns. table linen, IIl,h
linens. &c.
Unblcachrd s. blrachcd shlrilngs & shcctlnrs
Ticks, checks, patches, glughnus, Canton
hauncls, Sc.
A select choice Of llccS, cdgings, gloves
hose, rmb'l collars, muslIns. &c. nc.
Those goods will be- found upon cX1mlna-
ton to compare with any HAT can be pur
chased in New York or Boston, cihcr ns re-.
CARDS price or quality. Having been pur.
chased on the most aGvaulagruu, terms. we
are disposed To- sell lot the SMALLEST possible
profit.
Newport, Sept. %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-13

In n letter to Philip Hone, Esq, of New
York, Mr.. Charles Dickens thus alludus to
the letters whicl, have been published, pnr.
porting to have been written by him, aud
which some over-sensiti,e persons did not
deem to be very grateful return Tor the many
kndnesscs he received while in this country /:
"Tbe letter TO which YOU refer, is, from, be-
ginn'ng to end, in every word and syllable, the
cross Of every aud the dot of every i, Il most
wicked aud nciarlous forgery. | have never
published one word or line in reference to
America in any quarter whatever, e4capt the
copy right circular"
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rs a q Is Z a 23S.

In this town, on Thursday morning last, in Trinity
Church by the Rev Mr. Viiion. MARSHALL &. sLO-
Cum, OF New York Ia Miss CATIIARiNE d daugh-
ter of the late Henry Dull, Esq., of ihi. town.
Last evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Leaver, Mr. JER0NE
WOOD, this town.
In Warren on the 4ih inst, Mr. HENRY A. PuR-
RINTON, Of New Bedford, To Miss SARAH H., ,dnugh.
ter Of the late capt. Rufus Frnk, of Won the 5ih
in - Marks Church. Doc,. OTIS BULLOCK, To Miss
ELIZABETH HICKS, only daughter OF the late Mr.
George Saunders, all OF Warren.
In Providence, on the 3d inst, Mr. ABRAM BLISS
10 Miss MARY ANN CORNELL. beth Of Providence co.
On Thursday last, Mr.. BENJAMIN BOGMAN, to Mis-
ELIZA LEMAN, both of thnt city AT The friends
Meeting House, REUBEN NARNEY, to ELIZA ALMY
both oi Providence.
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INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT AND
PERSON A. BEAUTY considered with DIR

a PERSONAL BEAUTY considered with DIR
rr,iA Gaaraud's Poudrcs Sultiles. The .cup ptor,
" hose study i 10 initiate the eNpu' tic wGrk-
manship OF nature. pQurtrays ia his model Of
the human form broad aud elevated forehead
This development Is not only couSoplnt with.
nut sometimes necessary TO the possessions -,
high order of mental faculty. lf Il line fore.
head j. "a mark Of intellect. it Is no les an
sent lal clcmcut o. personal beauty, aud II Is Of
imp orlancc Ia those aud there are many .nch,
yoss = seed Of this prominent fea'gre, obscured
by the eucroachmcnIS Oi 100 luxurious growth
of hair, Io remove that portion OF an ,cAcrcs-
ccncc which tends, IN then case, only TO desorn
| h,s can he done safely, speedily, eiiectually,
and, If used IN aCcordiuce with dir 'Cllons with
o,I the least Inconvenience. by Dr. Felix Gou.
raud's "oudre Subtle. The furZe OF the lip,
" hen annoy ing. or the short hair on The back OF
II .aGy's neck, when too apparent, the ham oi a
mole, nr The beard. ~ hen high upon the cheek,
ua, all ne rruloNed aud ~ rutuallN The roots
desire, ed hy the use Of this PREPARATION.
rrep1. cd by Dr, Felix Gouraud. %, Walker
street, Que door from Bro ,dway, New York.
: per boue.
Gnuiaud : Eau de Beau'e, or Tue Water of
Beauty, ior removing tan, plmPleS Irec'leS, sc
warranted. ; Gouaud's Vegetable Rouge, 81
Gs. Gourauds Blame ID Espagne, u vegetable
pr, paraion ior the face, 25 cents
ROBERT J. TAYLOR, las, lhamcs street,
Is the only appointed agen, for Newport.
! Newport, sept ~, el2--ly.
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ttrnl o..

Philo {. Fuller, Assistant Postmaster Gene
ral has been removed from his station, to make
room for John a, Bryan, Of Ohio, whose char.
acter, it would seem by the n. Y. Tribune, is
more IN keeping with that Of MIR Tyler.
Mr.. Samuel III. Butter, Representative in
Congress. from the Columbia district ol South
Carolina, has resigned on account of III health
At Cincinnati, on the 23d ult., Flour was
selling at the Canal nt 80 q? and So ~ per
barrel, aud from City Mills at 81 - per barrel
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ANOTHER DoRRIrE REwARpEp.-Ma-

ANOTHER DoRRIrE REwARDED.-Ma-
jor Hopkins, who was so prominent in
the Dorrite war, and so Conspicuous in
getting up the Indignation Procession,
has been rewarded by receiving an i'm
por'ant berth in the Custom House, as
Measurer. Mr. Webster deemed il quite
important That he should continue in
Mr. 1yler's Cabinet, TO preserve the
Wing Office Holders. 1t seems, how
ever, that his influence can neither sus
tain the Wings, nor prevent the most
rabid and violent Loco Focos from be-
ing appointed to very important cflices.
a number of excellent Wings were re-
moved from the Custom House last
week, oil by orders from Washington
~ Y Express.
Colt
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JUST sfECiIEV ED,
IN No o.5. Ercaa street,

A lot of SliDEMAKERS TOOLS, Of ~.
"a perIor quality, among whrli h'r Shrnid'.l
.iirks, stamps, sieels, buffers, skrcrs, chek
Knives, round point do, de-. odd do, long
sticks, knfo slra shoe foss, ltnd.r-, nippcrs,
p,uccrs, sysi, ~ lacks, i0p silcbs, p'gs cuil' /,
Shank boues, snap stone shoulder sticks, Hot.
land sticks, beads, &c &c, all Of Whlci! vii
bn sold very low ior "ns!l .....
Also, fresh supply pf STOVES, viz
Empirc Ipion, elevated rotary, c"nlcal u go,
tasr cooking stoves, ipr woud or coal AIR
TiGNTPARLOE STOVES, which Tor warm
ing rooms are not escerd'i by Any ,inpg, wh'n
health, cnmfnu and economy afo HkrA inil
considcraiiun---.R ho Monataeturors p'icS
JONA fREEBORN
Newport, OH No. 2ld; lci2. (s2D
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NOTICE..

Those Of the citizens Of Newport, who are in favor
OF assocsng themselves together for the purpose Of
debating aud supporting course oi Lectures, during
the approaching @nier, requested to meet nt the
room formerly occupied by the Newpou Ly ceun, in
the Union bank building. next north "f Tnwu.end's
Hotel, this evening al O'clock Tor the purpose Of
making ihe necessary arrangements 10 carry the
into effect. Oct 10, ls42.
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NOTICE..

EUST RECEIVED, from New York, n
- new lo, al MILLINERY GOODS, Of
the newest sryc--such as Velvet Ribbons,
common do, Artificial Flowers, &c.
Also, n new pattern for Six Hats. and La.
dies dress Caps, at l5S4 Thames street.
FEsNCH s. DRAPER.
Sept % 1912 49, 4w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-13

A rcquisiion arrived yesterday from
Governor Cleaveland, for the surrender
OF Bachelor, charged with passing
counter(cit money in Connecticut
The requisition was directed to ellis
Excellcncy the Governor of Rhode Is
sand" Gov. Clcaveland does not np-
pcur to know who the Governor Of X.
Island is, bat as he is very well known
here, there was M difficulty in finding
him. Tho executive warrant was is
sued yesterday. The manner Of direct
ing the requisi,ion was ingenious, what
ever may be said Of lis dignity. The
hole was small, but Gov Clrnvclan'
could creep through "oe of half the
size.--Pror. Journai n Saturday.
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Go it |!

PESssYLvASIA ELrCTIoNs.-The annual
election in Pennsylvania took place on Tues
day. The Wings have liltle to expect from
this election, except in The city ofPhiladelphia,
aud some other loca elections.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-13

a rcquisiion has beer brought to the city,
from Governor Davis, for the surrender of
several persons indicted by the grand jury Of
Norfolk county, for having committed AN as
sauIl and battery at Crooks tavern last June
-PrOridcnce .JOnrpaI.
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BRIGHTON MARkET-MoSp Oct. 10


Al market 900 Beef Cattle, go Stores, $500
sheep, aud 1850 Swine.
PHIcEs--lcet Cattlr-Exra at So First
puaity I 30 a 4 55 second quallt! 50 80 u
1 - third quality 80 Il 3 j0
Storcs-Two year old at - Sl2 three
year old $lI u S20.
sheep We quote lot. from 80 to | 10 bet
ter qualities from 80 io 80.
Swinr--A small ADVANCE lots to pcddle At
FROM > - ~ , 3-ic for Sows, aud - 3.fc
Tor Barrows. At retail from 10 i D-2c
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New, Rich and scascnahic
GOODS,
w. & S. PHIPPS & Go.

Nos u n II, kllby-Slrccl, BOSlCn'
Have received by recent arrivals from En'
rope. very extensive assortment ofGRgds
adapted to The FALL TRADE. VIZ:
STUFF uOpns, PRINTS, Ere.
Super French, Thibci, aud double wilisd En-
glish Moriuus;
Black and assorted English Morin"s
silk Il coilnn warp Indianas,
3.4 aud Ga silk aud cotton warp AlPncca=,
black, blue aud assorted rolprs
silk warp Cam,bleic.us; RNya blue 10,
parsicullrs new arlicle for c!Ouks n dresses
Caroline, Roslyn and Tartan flaids;
French aud English Prints;
.ain, shaded, China aud faur"d striped orcn-
ial,, new and beautiful article Cor dr. ..rs
Apd cloaks;
Eolirnpcs; AIcpinrs;
Green Barge; Cyprus Eel's;
super Lyons, GrHoa aud ,'"r.naay t"I,risi
\ " Drawing Nel>ois for bunne's,
Eonnrt silks and SatIns;
Black Grape; Grape LIssc;
Tabby Ncivcts, black aud colpred
Printed do. for dresses, etc.
WHITE GOOps.
. Drawing Mpsins,
Checked, striped, and plaid Cambriosi
Plain white Canbrics;
swiss, book, aud lncoHci Mlisih>,
Lace, checked, striped, aud figured MusIns
Bishops Lawns; Dimlil"s;
Satin Jeans; Nirioria Robes;
Linen Cnubrirs. Lopg Lawns;
Linen canbric kandkerchieis.
Wrought muslin Collars;
\ Mopr.,ing aud irillpd ,nlIars;
I Canbr,c aud thin muslin insrriings ~ EdsIuss,
Cotton ,ringes; Loom Inscrings;
\ Linen duInask Cloths and Napkins;
Linen Tapes aud Bobb,ns,
/ LACE GOODS.
Black Chaniila, filei, aud innliop Ncil>,
Black flrt, Brussels, and Bobbinct Lacr,,
Thread I,a,rs npl ftgligc;
LsIe thread Laces and Edgings; binnd' i.nc"s,
silk aud cotton figured and PLAIN Iac,s, "a
great variety.
\ SHAWLS, HANDKERCHlEFS, Ere
Rich silk aud satin Shuwls;
sun, French Cashmere Shawl:
BrOcha, Kh, Der, kab, le, EdInboro. d" lains
aud highland Shauls;
A great variety Of fancy silk haudkis. " scar,s,
Ladies ,elyci and silk Crn,ars,
Black aud coorcd silk Mant'es;
| Black Italian Cra,nis; ..
Lamb b's-wooi, Cashmere, M-rino, wotstcd, ,.llk,
aud cotton ilospTy, men 5, women's aud
/ cIildrrn's,
Sur.r kid Elct, silk, woollsn, and co'tn's
\ gloves and Milis;
| Embroidered woollcu and Cashmrr" Mlts;
Long itt aud pic nic Gloves aud Nuts.
Il PRINCES, CORDS, GiMPS, Ere.
Loop silk Fringrs for dresscs, black, ,,arogaira
and selEcoIorcd;
Silk bullion Frlnsps for dress's, pne to 'Irc
inches wide;
Mohar do do do.
Scollopcd aud plnin silk Fringrs, assorted AMI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-13

The Locoiocos begin to tremble in view
of The prospect Of Mr.. Clays election. The
Madlsonian says alt is becoming oh, ions that
all the political elements adverse Ia the clcc-
tion of Mr. Clay, must be united in one hor-
moniouS body against him, or his success is, to
say the least of II, QUITE PROBABLE"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-13

A grand celebration is to take place in New
YORK. on Friday, in honor of The introduction
of the Croton water, The military, fire de.
par,mcnt, temperance societies, trades and
operatives will join in parade. A splendid
fountain is nearly constructed in the Park
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-13
FROM the R"-ton Daily Times,
-WRIGNT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

OF a the puh,ir advertised medicines of lhe day we
kruw 81 more safely rCC"u,incnd Tor the
'il, that flesh heir ia" than tle pis hHi -pi NJ
the druut al the North Amrrcun t"rse ul Health,
No g~ Fremont street, Bnsinu 2rycrdl ins HuCes We
know Nhrre the, ,tc Ussd IA Families VITA the high
c,I -aisfrlon aud mu longer ago than Yesterday, we
hoard M cnlncIt ply scian {" ihs city recommend them
in high terms.
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NEL pnar. Ars. ANNA EDDY.
Providence, Iuscph Iinlcb, Jr--f"rismouih Greene
i Tallmnn-Erist"l, Lemnrl ". Brees-Wch'orl,
~amu,I picrcc-EH>I Greenwich, June, Sl"cum-Ar-
puudug Village john CHrpeuter-t lnfksyle. John ".
tlarkr-kmgs'on Thomas Wrlls-Ieg"elHl. T.. u.
Campbell A to.-s sonIh kiug>town, sNVrsier Robinson
md g. ". lanrd--Nrsirrly, /. ~ Lewis ~ Co
Hupkiuiun. Is. u IhursIon = t,.-Rlchm"nd, OlncN X
RIrhmon - { .ouutuu Nuis Amos fIske-Iippiit N.is,
: A Rrmingt tuu-PhThiN VILLAGE, w. &. Ancs-Nh-
tick village, Ohyr Bnker-Warren. =. ". Drscoll -
TiverIun Arnold SmithSinue Bridge samuel Schhury.
New England Office aud General Depot, No. los Trc-
mont Court street, Boston
iicwHrr ul the inherited District Ann street, Boston.
April 2. --ly.-isl I.
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\ Natural IscpElc DIV,

Sui,ed 10 onr eonstitufious, ard eompoiento TO hf
care RI crcry carabie diSesSe, ,cW he Jou"dM
WPlGHT'S INDIAN VEaeTABL PILLS,
Ofhe North .lmerican Cyiicgs Of HeaIh.
yR,iiESE oxiraptdinary Pills are ronp posed Of
pants which grow spontaneously on our
own soil. aud are thcIelore better adapted Ia our
constitutions than mcdirines conCociro from Tor
eign drugs, however We'll ley may be com
pounded, aud ds
WRiGnT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are rospdrd upon the principle that Ihe human
body i. il. ,rs,h subject 10 but
ONE DISEASE,
viz corrupt huinois, aud thai said medicine
cures this dIscatc on
NATURAL PRINCIPLES,
by cleansing aud purify ing III. ooay. IL viii
be manifest thni II the constitution no nat th.
,irely cNlau-ird, u perseverance IN their E-n'
according 10 direction, il absolutely certain 10
dive dlscase of uysry name ii"ni the body.
WRIGIT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
will be found one of the best, if not the very
best medicine 10 the world for carry lng out this
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE,
ecausc they rxpel from the bod, all morbid
and corrupt humors, (the cauSc OF d,sease) ~ an
easy and natural manuGr, - aud whiIe they every
day
| GIVE EASE AND PLEASURE,
disease Of every name is rapidly driven i'om The
body.
The above named Indian Vegetable Pills
have been three years before the American pub.
lic and W. can now say, without lear OF con
lrad,cion That of all the various medicines whlr
have herctoiore been popular, mol one has iakcu
such permanent hold upon The affections Of
the people. Not only do all who use il invura-
rly experience relief, and recommend il in ihi"
stIungas lrrlis, but II has ELECTED some ol The
most astonishing cures ever performed by med'-
cine.
I. Hitherto very few Of the numerous ,esl,no
nas " wl,ch have been received lp favor oi ibr
extraordinary medicine have bera published, ~
the medicine Obtained lis present great celebrity
more by its intrinsic goodness thnn fon eAien
sivo advertising It la, been do"mrd proper
however TO oler The lo lowing 0pnions OF tn,
public press, merely to show that the 'ame o
the Indian Vegetable Pills is moi confined Ia an,
-crion, but j. mpidIy extending itself 10 every
part Of the Union.
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FALL. GOODS,

GpNsIsrING of Broadcloth~,
~ Cassimcrcs. Sattincts, ker7
srys, FlanueIs, lI".irry, Nr,n"p,,
Brown Linen Table toyrrs, Cmlog
danask dno, PAM Covers, Counter
pancs, CaIicors, Unarrssrd fimgbaul,
Good Russia dlapei. Eughsh Bud-">a
irtn. napkins, variety "i w.n'ci shawl,
Tlckiugs, white aud br"p n r"li"u SHEET.
iugs, cotton naunrIs, ,aia Wide, po,"i
Nhnc eolIpn aud Sppl AanngIs, good kR,
bose, 81 81.
The above with additions shrh a,.
rondaniy bc,us m"dr vii v. add -henu
by JOHN + TOWNsENn
S,pt ~
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From Tue Philadelphia snturGsy Evening Posi-.
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

wright Indian Vegetable pills ARE attaining grcui
celebrity IN New England, Hs well as IN other parts "i
the nrd states. The attempt 81 persons Ia lritqud
the puhc hS hr sale al spurious articles, meets VITA
general rcprolaiiun. Mr. Wright an mdcntieahle
business man. nhd shows array 81 cures hN the mtdl
cine which wauaut confidence IA The virtues ul his In
dian Vegetable Pills.
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Barber capt. V
Baird Lester l.
Bailey john q
Bowler WIN. Il
Rrighlman Benz. Il.
Brown Leonard
Brown capt.
Brooks Alfred
Ball Mrs. AIwyn
Babcock Mrs. Emily
Brown Mrs Sarah
Chamberlain VIM
Clarke capt. VIM. &.
Copper capt. Wni.
Campbell Mrs AIox.II
Campbell Mrs
Chase Miss Bcisey =
Clark Mrs Martha
Cornell Mrs. Eliza J.
Dumncr james
DamselNiiss Elizabeth
Eddy Mrs Mary
foccman Charlie, j.
Grdncy Capt.
Gril'ruN o. II.
Clifford Isaac
Gray +. a.
GrlnnoIl Mrs Sarah Z
Green Mrs. Margaret
Hammond George II
Hathaway Thomas VI
Hayden Olls
Heard \ sidney
Henderson MlssAnnic
sherwood Is. +. 1
Jas James
JoSlln - lvcsier
kukcn jacob l..
Lawlon George n.
Lawlon Thomas
iD6--3wl ASH
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NEW GOODS,
JUST REED FROM ". YORK.

A good mud carefully selected assortment
~ Of STAPLE .1VD EhNTY DRY
GOODS, among them are the following.
VIZ
Printed m. de lanes plain do. printed
Saxnnys: Eolincs: alipones, Tnglionis Narv.
araniecn- siIk warp aipaccas; cnilnu d".
French mrrinos: English do; shnwls; silk
cravals; cnshmere hose cotton dn; Kid
gloves silk do; worsied mliis cloths cas-
SINE res sn,tlnciis :N"rmont cloths beaver
cloths pilot cloths Wave beaver cloth red
white g. yellow 6annois; Earlston gingham-;
domestic do: woulien table covers: linen
do cotton do: hinarhed shcc,inrs n shirt.
/ inrs unblcached do do Canton flannel.
/ M"ripo plalds, silE Warps: Nil Of which
w"r" purchased al III" lowest auction prices
and viii hc sold NJ very smal advance fui
cash or approved credit, NJ No 1872 bv
J. NJ. COOK q CO.
Il Oct 9Th
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Cirk,s OGce C"uri or P~baie .Nepport
OcioLr IL, lSi3.
I'M + final Administrators account on the
ES,o'e of Ruth f.. Smith, late Of New.
port. single woman, dec, was presented for
allowance The same viii be- taken into con
sldcrntion for settlement and allowance at a
Court of Probate, tn be holden at the Town
IlnN. in Newport, on thc first Monday in
November next, at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ AL
persons interested therein are not fled to mp
pear u, SAID time and place. and h" heard,
i. B. llowLAND, Pro. CIR.
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HER RAID OF II H T. II / M e S.
NOTICE..

We nre requested by the Rev. Mr.. smith, Pastor Of
the First baptist Church in this town, TO give notice.
that the Rev. Jous DowLNo, Of Providence. will sup
ply his pulpit next Lords day, morning. afternoon and
evening.
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L.anfori Henry
Leo Pardon \
Ncsbiit Edw ii Duval
Nncn Charles
Paine Freeman
Pltnan capt. Benz.
Pglnam WIN
Pcckliam Miss Ruth Il
Pcchhaun Miss Eliza
Picrsou Mrs Sarah
Rathbonc j IL. =
| Rice Isaac =
Robinson Joseph J.
| Scott Thomas A.
Slocurn ;. w.
SIocu,n Elijah
Staples capt Isaac X.
Sludley capt. Ira B.
Sharp MIR, A. G.
Smith Miss Elizab. i,
1hanizand Isaac
Trclcihan capt. a. +.
Turner capt. Daniel
Varncy N Chase
Warren Henry
| Wheeler CyrelC.
WilIicrs francis
Wilcox Chas
Woodward Robert
Yates Mrs. Ann
Young Miss Mary
JANEsroMs.
Ennis Joseph
lEIsII.
Muldnwnry Tom
OCunuril Michael
klIroy Mary
Rooney Ann
Russell Catharlno
ER ROBBINS L NJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-13
SHIP AHM NEWS.
PORT OF NE w PORT.
ARRIV ED.

THURSDAY, Oct.6.
Brgs Calcutta, Marx, and Veto, Coombs, I'm Bangor
for Providence.
schrs Reaper Chad.ey from Wexford for ST. Thorn
us A. l. Ackermnn. Iinn y. Y.
sloop Hudson, Winslow, I'm New Bedford for Provi-
dence.
FRIDAY, Oct. 7.
schrs Geo. Washington, Miller from Fall River for
Charleston hnn A. Parker brightmun, 90. Tor Ila
vana; Fcon, Hatch, Portland Tor New York
SATURDAY, Oct e.
Brig s'.an sroR"rl. sponord, Of and I'm Thomaston
for New fork-pul ~ Tor repairs.
Schfs Wave. Colbrook, from Ihomaston for n. York;
Mary Ann, Wood Helen Gray, Wnss Venus, John
sou ~ rian. Wooh all from Iuhrc Tor New York (;
Lave, Nick-rson, Boston for Fredericksburg Elvihn
Bennett, do ior Georgetown David Crockei. do for
Key West Columbia Barry Halifax for lphin
Nnry, Horton, Taunton for haricstown Post Boy
Gray, Salem Tor New York.
SUNDAY, Oct. Q.
so"p viglant, Heath from New York for Provi-
dcnce
EGNDAy, Oct. 10.
srhr- Thomas renner, Nckerson, from Providence
for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rowel, do tor tnltimore-
Lucy II Abigail, Baker, do Tor AlbanyIoscph brown,
Reed Fail River for Sannnh-Cher"hce Usher, Bris-
sloop \ NJ r Brighlman, from Prov Tor wcorporI--
Renz Dnrlee, Prov. Dr n. y.
TUESDAY, Oct. II.
SHIP JOHN CoGGEsTIALI., Macy, I'm Pncifc Ocean,
Dlnheitr June 23d with 2I5O bbls. $50 VIII oil. aud
1000 lbs b"ne-nhscni SO monIhs,-Spoke, March 2h
lat 54 =, Ion III 80 W, shp Foster, ongdon OF Nan
ucket months out, $50 bbls.-l2ih. lat IA n lon w
20 w, ship Snah oido 230023d. Int - T. lat 1873 80 w
ship Sarah Frances, Of FL 2s l3OO-Apri 3d, lat
80 =, Ion l2i IS ", ship VIM. LEE, Clifford, go mos
600-Ilih. lat Is n Ion I25 AZ w, bark Columbus
Peasc, Nh 23 mos 6G0-san,e day ship Jefferson. Nnn.
tucke 1900 Including 200 sent hume-l6th. lnt ., ION
1876 30, ship Columbia Nantucket. 7 mos 20 bhis.
Al Otnheiic June 10th, lava, OF Fair Haven, $50
Roscoe, ~ B. 2l00-bark Equator, do lOG0-hrig q &
Raymond OF Ssghnihor, lor Manila soon-Ii. u. NJ :
Favoritc arr l2th aud sailed 2,i for Marquis Isis
Bark Equator lcit 2OhAug. I'd, lat 56 10 = Ion 66 Al
w, ship Maria OF mud from Eantuchet, s2 days out.
CLEARED.