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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-16

hrSt Time he ever saw monkey. - 49,
A Western. Editor, speaking of the new
doctrine Of repudiation, valliantly says:
Fight the British, bul don't CHI HEAT, ,hem-
pay every cent we owe them, and then
lick them like blazes. ,.4s.g. =
The New York Herald estimates the
number Of persons who would take the
beneftof the bankrupt law in that city,
at 1000.
ssrued Him Right-A woman ina
town not far from Portsmouth, N. H.
who had been il-used by her husband, on
finding liin&emjoying the comforts of q /,
sound sleep, quietly sewed him up in the
bed cluther, and while he was in that de-.
fenceess situation, gaDs him a. sound
thrashing. n
Getting Lipng.-"Jim," said Amber
Phelps the other day 10 his son-"Jim ;
.you are lazy, whato on earth do you expect
to do for a living!" q
".Why father, I've been thinking as how,
| would be Revolutionary Pensioner!"
SINGULAR kcrDENT.-A iman named
Miller arrived from the South atWashng-
ton, few days ago, to prosecute claim
against the Government. On The I'd INST.
he died, and being supposed very poor
no one would to his sfects. AT last Mr..
Riyes, one, oflhe pr6prietcrs of the Gtode,-
undertook the task. On The opening of
the deceased's trunk, upwards of thirty
thousand dollars were found. Of course
Mr.. R. will be entitled 70 the per centage
allowed to administrators. The. proper
ty by the will goes to a sister OF the de-
ceased, now residing in Virginia. 50
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-02-16

(, The New York Herald estimates the
number Of persons who would take the
beneitof the bankrupt law in that city,
at 1000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03
PORT OF NEWP0RT.

THuRspAy, Jnu. 9th.
\ sailed-hris Octavia, Brishtman West Indies Cham
pion, New bedford.
Arrved-slcops James Lampherr. Kenny, aud Arion
Brown, from Prov idenLe Tor New York.
SATURDAY, Jan. Goth
Arr. brig Canonicus, fof this port Bigcy, ~ dnv,
from Mn'nnza., with noiasses, Ia a. Bull Sailed il
company with barquc Qunehaug, al Portland, Tor Ham
hnrg-Ici NJ Mannlns 10Th, ship Plate, Holmes lIg
"r Fhilhle lphH hHrqucs tHsiIH Hail. al Wiscgsset
wig fri; Cleaner, sampson, Tor Portland; Ontario r
do hrss VIM Henry, Cole, Inr NArrcn Francis, Iuarn
han, disca Laurel Spuoner tasket Johnson; aud Emc
rnld trnnreyllle for Providedcc New Columbia, In-
graham, for Warren.
SUNDAY, Jan. 30b.
Arr. schrs. E,hbeth Wiley from Noriuk for Bristol
aud Fail River; syrenr from Mil>lone Point Cor Fort
Adams Soops u onsi, Durlce, "a hours from n. York
for Provdcncci Tccumseh, ChiIds, from New York for
Prov yideEcc.
MONDAY, ian. 3lsi.
Arr. schr BiIlow, Hammond, from New Bedford for
Newbrrn, Nc.
Pilot boat Hiram. of Edgnrtown. from n cruise This
day, "a. NJ. 25 mites by from Gay Head. snw n
bnrquc receive pilot aud steer Tor the Nne,ar
posed her Ia he The of Boston. from India Inr
Holmes Hole from whence she has ders TO proceed Ia
New York.
saiIcd-soop James Inmpherc, fer New York.
TUESDAY, Feb. lst.
SHiled-bcrque Pilot, for rhadrlphia brig Prince
dc JoihHlr, Tor INtNpa,-srhrs. tprnra, Ellen Rod
man i"c, mud Gen. Cobb, f'r New Sork.--sioOps Wm.
Russell, aud Essen, for New York, aud others.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03

The following resolutions we're adopted
al meeting of the Su.i,age Association,
held at the Town House last Friday
evening, in Providence. We copy them
for the information OF those OF our readers,
who arc ignorant ofthe position the suf-
Gage party have assumed at the present
dime.
!. Resolrcd, That the statement re-
sently made and repeated in the General
Assembly, by Representatives from this
city, and By other members, that the peo-
pie Of this city and State, in their recent
vo,e for the Constitution, which they
have adopted, did not vote for the same
with the desire or expectation that the
same would be carried into effect, and
that they voted merely to express an opin-
ion IN favor of an extension of suffrage by
a higher Authority is a direct insult to
the People, and Is totally unfounded and
fnlse and that we respond heart and
soul, as one man, TO the unalterable de-
termination ayowed by our CONVENTION
10 establish, sustain, and defend our en-
tire Constitution by all necessary means ;
peaceobIy fire can, JoreiLiy Jne must,
.. Resolved, That the Resolutions
adopted by the General Assembly on the
28lh day of January, wherein the pro-
ceedings of the great majority Of The
People, in forming and adopting a Con-
stitation, arc described as the proceed
iDgs Of a portion only of the same, as
dangerous and contrary TO law, as a
nsurpaiion Of The powers of government,
md in violation of the rights of the Peo-
pie at large, and requiring TO be suppress
ed by the hand of authority aud of force
--are a daring invasion of tho Rights ol
sovereignty, vested by the principles o
our government, in tho people Of thi.
State, are false in fact and ai war with
the doctrines OF Democratic Republic
here founded and sustained by our ven.
cradle ancestors, arc worthy of the
dark ages of monarchical oppression and
suisrule-and Justly entiile their authors
and their aijcrs, abeiiors aud supporters
10 the contempt and execration Of the
People Of our State.
3. Resoired, That while we regard
these and all similar ebullilons 81 the
rage Of an expiring faction with the feel
ings which they so Justly deserve, and
are ready To aid IN consignng the pnrli.
zans of that faction io the political doom
which is their due, aud which so sp.edil,
awaits them at The hands of The People
of this State, We are also prepared Ia
meet the action of the Assembly, aud &,
repel force byGrcs.
: Rc,oired. That any attempt on III,
part ol The government OF this State tc
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03

molesi or injure any man for the expres.
SION ofhis opinion upon our Constitution
or for his aid and support in carrying the
same into effect, shall be promptly coun-
'eracled and suppressed by the strong
arm Of the People.
o. Resolred, That 10 the execution OF
the foregoing resolutions we pledge our
truth, our substance, and if need be, our
lives
G. Resolved, That n Committee Of
Public Safety and Correspondence be
forthwith raised in each ward of this city ;
and that il he recommended to our breih
rem in all the towns Of the State to raise
similar Committees without delay.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03

In Portsmouth,, on Sunday the 23J Of January, &c the
Group, ANN u aged years Hpd months, u very M
i~rrsing child oi Charles and Sarah clifford.
In Kingston, RI on the 2.h ult. IARRIErF. daugi-
oi Dr. J.. Johnson, in the liIh wear of her age
~ MHinnzHs 10Th uli. where he residing for the
benefit oi his health PETER PRATT, ESQ. of pruvi-
deuce, prominent member OF the Rhode Islnnd Bnr.-
His remains were brought to this port in the brig Ga
nonicus pn Saturday last.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE LANTATIONS.
in General Assembly Session, A.
ID. 1872.

IN General Asscmbly january Session, A
ID. 1912.
UhCrads, portion Of the people OF this
State, without the forms of law, have
undertaken to form and establish Con.
stituiion OF Government for the people ol
this State and have declared such Com
stitution to be the Supreme Law And
have communicated such Constitution nm
TO this General Assembly And whereas,
many of.hc good people Of this State are
in danger Of being mislcd by these inior-
ma! proceedings,
Therefore, i, is hereby Resolved by
this General Assembly!
That all acts, done by such persons,
aforesaid for the purpose Of imposing upon
this State n Constitution, are an assump
ton OF the powers Of government in
violation Of tho rights of The existing 60.
vernment; ard of the rights Of the people
at large.
Resoircd, Thai The Convention, called
and organised, in pursuance of an Act
of this General Assembly, for the purpose
of forming n Constitution, 10 BE- submit
ted to the people oi this State, is The only
body which we can recognise, as author
iscd to form such a Constitution and To-
this Constitution, ihr whole people have
right to look, and We are assured they
will not look IN vain, Tor such n form Of
government as viii promote their peace,
security aud happiness.
Resoired, That this General Assembly
will maintain It's own proper authority,
and protect and dcfrnd the legal and CON
stitutionnl rights Of tho people
True copy witness.
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03
He advocated the right of the psople


lie advocated the right Of the psopl,
10 act 10 their primary capacity to change
'he existing government, when tired of il
"hrn all other eii"ris had failed.
Tie thought the better course not {,
act upon this subject nt present, particu
larly when an act lay on the table cx,
tending suffrage and altering the elec.
ton law. II was better TO act upon tina,
matter first, and If that should be adop.
ted, then some resolutions expressing ou,
opinion OF the course of those men and
thus movement, would be proper. Bu,
that bill is not yet acted upon, 1T NAV
be siponed and probably will be,-and
he did not think it proper To express such
decided approbaiion TO any move
ment of the people in the present state OF
excitement.
He moved 10 amend the preamble and
to strike out all previous to the rcsoIu-
tions. The whole subject was then COM
mitied.
FRIDAY MORNING, Jan. o8.-An act
extending the Jail bounds in the county
Of Newport, TO the whole compac, part
Of the town, was passed.
After some other business, the reso-
luiions offered bv Mr.. Barber. were cal
led up, and the Committee To whom thew
were referred reported the resolutions
modified and sofiened, and two thirds of
the original resolutions stricken out.
Mr.. Burgess moved some further amend
menis, which he said would make the
resolutions tell the truth.
MIR. Atwell also supported The amend
mepts Of Mr.. Burgess, and MIR. BIS
amendments were referred.
The House was called, and the reso-
iutions adopted as amended, co tot.
Mr., Jackson's Bill to extend suffrage
was taken up.
Mr.. Randolph moved their postpone
ment, and Messrs. Hall and Spencer
proposed different course from either
OF them.
AFTERNooN.-The question was on the
pos'ponement Of Mr.. Jackson's BILL
Alter long debate, the bill was referred
TO committee, consisting Of Mlessrs.
jackson, J. Fl. Clarke, Atwell, King and
w. Sprague. Alter which, the House
adjourned To Monday nj 9 o'clock p nj.
Tuesday Morning Feb. |. The House
met at ten o'clock.
Concurrences from the Senate were
read.
Mr.. Gavitt then announced the intel.
ligencc Of Inc decease of Hon. Nathan
r. Dixon, Senator in Congress, and the
House Immediately adjourned till o.
clock.
ArrERNooN.-The House met at 8 o.
Petition Of Traders Bank, Newport,
for reduction of capital referred.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03
.NE.NOR.7.ND.R.

Arr nj New Orleans. 18Th nit. schr. Urchin Babcock,
lrom ST. Marks-Adv. barque !ehlander Ma, berry. Tor
New York.
Arr nj Mobile, 18th ut. ship VIM. Engs, Coc, hence.
AZ iiasnna 18th ult. schr. NrsHian, Burroughs, ior
Charleston.
Sailed from ST. Augustine. sih ult brig Caspian, swa.
sey, Pensacola 21 schr tNgnct Eddy, for savannah,
Arr. NJ savannah, 20lh ult. schr. Franklin Greene
smith, from Havana.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03
BRIGHTON MARKET-MoSpA,, Jan. 81
Reported lor The Boston Daily Advertiser Il Patriot


A. market i60 Beef Cattle, 1850 Sheep aud 30 Swine
81 lee { cattle unsuld.
PRioEs-iIcei Cniie-The prices obtained last werl
lnr like quality were not sustained. aud rrlur,
our qn"tnliops' very few probably were sold in
something moro than ous hig..st quotations. W.
quote first quality g 80 second quality "a IS NU 8
third quuliiy - 30 a. ~ 80.
Shnep-Dull several lots were sold Far less than the,
cost In !le country We quote lots Il 50, 49, 81
2j aud 4 aj,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03

"
We find the following complimentary no
tce of The Rev. Mr.. Brooks of this place, il
the New World of the 29lh ult 1t is need
less TO say that Mr.. Brooks is deserving In,
enco'niums passed upon him by our New
York c0icmporarles-cver one who is ac
quulntcd with hlm or his writings, will fully
coincide in the opinion, so well expressed, o
his genuine talents.
! We understand that n volume is in the
press aud shortly 10 appear, as one of RIP.
! ley's series, enlnled, Transitions from the
minor German poets, by Charles II. Brooks
OF Newport, formerly OF Salem. This young
man, as Horace said two thousand years ago
ais Pocta nuscltur non til"-poei born no,
made.
Highly gifted by nature. he has improved
his advantages by the closest study of our
own as well as foreign literature. Master OF
fourteen languages, he has selected the Ger.
man as his tavorlc study. and he has tho
roughly Imbued his mind with its original
and beautiful productions William Tell has
already appeared, Mary Stuart and Joan of
Arc are ready for the press when called for,
and IN addition to those, Mr.. Brooks has on
hand large translatons from Richter, rcplete
with exquisite humor, and depth, aud orlg-
nahty Of thought. The translator, we are
told, is pastor over a small church in New
port, where he frequently writes three ser:
mons a week, md discharges his pastoral du-
ties with the most scrupulous fidelity.
IL our country is ever to boast of a national
literature 1t is to these gifted sons of genius
we must look for It's support-let us then en-
courage their efforts, sustain their early pro.
dncllons by a moderate degree Of applause,
and by so doing give TO modest merit that
confidence in itself and its own powers
which is necessary to ensure success IN the
higher departments OF composition. The
history of our country affords the finest ma.
terals for epic poetry, the drama, and the
song. Are we never 10 attempt anything Of
the kind? Are those gifted sons Of song
never TO plume their wings for higher flight
than the translatng the thoughts Of others
Are these and other generations to pass away
without being transported by the melody OF
our own verse sung amid our native hills p
1t rests with the public to answer these que
ries. II they will seek ont, encourage, and
reward native talent. we shall not long com.
plain Of the want of literary effort.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03
TEMPERANCE LECTURE.

Tho Rev. Mr.. BALcH, Of Providence. will
Lecture IN the Methodist Chapel. This Even.
ing, at o o'clock, on the subject of Tempe,
rance.
The Rev. Mr.. BRooKs will deliver Tenn.
pcrance Lecture on Sunday evening next
at The Unitarian Church. Feb g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03
DIR. WHITNEY'S ANTI-BILIOUS
PILLS.

/
/ n d Y Liver compliant - meant positive disease
b-b Of chronic character IN the structure Of
that viscus aud The most frequent symptoms are
Il sense of weight or uncasiness in The right side
pain NJ the top of the shoulder, sallow complex
ION, impaired and capriclous appetite, irregular
pulse. The pain IL generally much increased on
pressure below the ribs OF the side affected (:
there IL Tor the most part some degree Of cough
with expectoraion, the breathing is sometimes
difficult and oppressed, and the patient in aene-
raj cannot lie on the left side.
Under whatever form and from Whatever
cause the disease occurs there j. u considerable
degree of general !anguor and debility, exercise
or exerton of any kini soon fatigpes, the pnlse
is weak, The sleep disturbed, the limbs arc cold
or rendered 80 on slight occasions, and sense
Of oppression and dI.tension, OF acid eructaions,
nausea, headache, consi ipalion, pain ip the pr,
Of the stomach and sallowness Of the complex
ion are pretty constantly present.
These Pills are calculated to excite the liver
To a healthy action aud assist in disgorging the
morbid secrelions which are generally accunlu-
lated in such cases. Their formation is the re-
suit Of much research aud they have been used
for The last fifteen years With the happlest effects
by physicians of the highest reputation. Being
purely vegetable composition they nre mild but
efficient in their operation aud perfectly in
nocent and free from any mineral substance.
whatever, and be freely used at all times with
out an, fear of i'll consequences and will be found
superior to any other preparation as a family
medicine, which may be administered with
equally beneficial results to children or siulls.-
" hen used in connection with DR.. Starkweaih-
cr's licpa'ic Elixir, they never fail TO cure the
most obstinate cases of LIVER Complaint The
usual dose is one pill, TO be taken on going to
bed, aud should be repeated three or four times
week as occasion may require II brisk
cathar,lc is required, the dose may be increased
one pill or more.
a number Of certificates voluntarily given ara
in the hand. Of the proprietor, but it - consider
ed entirely unnecessary TO publish them. ns the
medicine will recommend itself sufficiently 10y a
single trial.
For snIe in Newport, by II. J. TAYLOR, lis
Thames street Fob. ).
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03

The TREASURY NoTE BILL has at
length passed the House Of Representa-
tives, by the casting vote Of the Spca-
kcr. The immediate wants of the
Treasury are therefore relieved,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03

Anthony David & Mitchell Mary
Almy Miss Nancy Monroe Mrs Nathan
Baker Elder Norhup Nicholas g
Basse,t Capt Schr Ca Palmer James O2
roline Potter Pc!eg A
Bennett VIM x Prince benjamin s
I'nrdck Re. David Perce Miss Mary T.
Barber Louisa Read George II
Chapman William 2 Ryan James
Conary David Sampson Franklin
Church Mrs Mary Van Iandt Washington
Cornell Mrs Harriet Walsh VIM
Earl WIN & John Welsh VIM brig ca
Gardner George nlla
Gould Thomas 2 Walls Miss
Greenleaf Sarah L MinpLETowN.
Jrnnell Mrs Sarah G.. Barker Peter
Hart Miss Sarah Coggeshall Elizabeth
Ilendrick Mrs Gardner James :
It'll Miss Caroline Peabody Miss Rhoda A
Horton Miss Mary Ann Sherman Abel
James Samuel JAMTsTowN
johnson Mrs Amey Carr Miss Mary T.
I.arencc Skyer " codeH Wm A
I.awton John Il IRIsH.
Ii libri,lge Gardner Muarty John
Lewis Miss Sarah Seaman Patric
Min,urn l..
r2;wl ASHER ROBBINS l.. VI.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03
G q q q : a 33S,

In C"uriland. iAlal on the 3Oth December last. by
the Rev. John q. Barrows, WM. T. MCMAHON, Esq
I" Miss LAURA y. daughter Of Mr. Otis Cbnlee ftbt,
town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03
JUST RECEIVER
FROM NEW YORK,

4 Pease's, Cough Candy. y
II Jacksons, Nisinr's aad Sher- The
mans Cough I.ozenges. =
II Aliens Balsam Of ilorebound
and Livcrwort. for coughs &c. most popular
4 NJ ~ GARDENERS Balsan Of
Liye'wori, for do.
Jnyne's Indian Expec,orant, Cough
for do
Bg'cr's Vegetable Indiap Sps-
siGc for d. Mcdicnes
Anderson's Cough breps.
/ Dr. Lees Cempennd Gslbanum Plaster, for
pam in the back breast, side, &c., price l2i
cents.
\ Sherm,n's Poor Mans Plaster.
i DR.. Badcdu's, " hilins aud Wells Strength
cniug Plasicrs.
! Sherman's Worm Lozcnges.
Jayne's Vermiiuge, or " orm Destroyer.
Swaim's NcrmIluge, do. do.
English Red aud Black Ink, (superiorf
Kidder's, Edcs aud Payson's Indelible LUX.
Wnrd's Macassar, Buffalo, For the pre.er-.
aud Bears Oil. valion, gro~th,
! JayncS Hair Tonic. aud restoration
/ Cldrhse's Balm Of Colun- Of the
\ bia. HAIR
| Double distilled Rose Water. For flavor.
i Essence oC Rose, ing jetcs saul
II Extract Of Lemon, crs pas,ry,So.
Oriental Pearl Powder, For cleansing tho
aud skin, and inprov-
| Perfuned Cosmetic Balls, ing the COM
Milk Of Roses, SC. picxion.
Cologne, Lavender, and Orangc-Flower
Water, Sc. &c. &c.
Also, SUPPLY OF FINE
Spanish Leechos,
ron SALE NY
n. n. II a z "A r d,
Sign Of the Golden Mortar, near the State
House, Newport, II L. [Jan. 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03
NOTICE..

IS expected to preach IN Zion Church OIL
Sunday next Feb. B.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03
VIM. n. BALLARD,
and Mechanical Dentist,

II EGS 10 appflzc the inhabitants OF New.
- port, that he will be- absrnt for few
mouths, vt the expiration of whrh. he wlll
return. and hopes by h,lrnlipn ~ hls Proirs.
slounl duties. that lio will merit aconiunusnc"
81 ,he patronage u hls hcfrlvfO'c been h's
honor 10 cri,y. Dee. 80
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03
Mn. ATKiysoN:-

Mr.. ATEiNs0N:-
II will be seen by the following Sec
tions Of the State Law, that the doings IN
relation TO the Keeper Of the Asylum
ended as they bcgsn-ill"gally. More
than dozen ircemcn insisted on pa.
per vote which the moderator disrcgar-
ded-and the election was made by
clamor and contrary to Law.
SIC Q Ind be VI further enacted, That
at the election of officers of every dcs-
cripiion, IN every town in this state. II
any freeman shall move, that the choice
shall be made by ballot or vote IN writing
and such motion shall he seconded, II
shall be The duty of The moderator Of The
meeting io cause the suilrngcs of the
lrecman to be taken Ivy ballot or vote IN
writing ann If any person shall he cho-
sen o any Office otherwise than by ballot
when the same shall be required ns aiorc-
said, said election shall be VOID.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03
NOTICE..

'NllE subscriber wishing to close his busi
ness with ms little delay us possible, re-
quests all persons having demands against
him To present them for settlemeut-and all
those indebted 10 make immediate payment.
A notes and accounts of Outr one yenr's
standing, If not paid by the lst OF March, will
be pnt into the hands Of an attorney for col
lection or Suit, without further notice.
Jan. q. JOHN ilORSWELL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03

A I.BANY ALE.-Pale and Amber Ale.
IA Of superior quality, IN barrels and hall
barrels, uSl received and for sale by
Jau. 20. T.. STACY, JR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03
TO LET,

@ TIE new house on Darne,
GSX.sIA street, next west of the Caiho
yiiiI lie Church. Said house, will
~ .gEsSxss the basement is well finished
! has u ram water CIsiciH IN The basement
a wood house and well IN the yard. Posses.
sion given Immediately, or 1t can be secured
for the spring. For further pac,lculars apply
10 BENJ. CHAcE. on the promises. or
w. B. s. T.. ]. SWAN,
Jan. 27.1 No. 50 Thames ST.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03

The trial Of Colt for the murder of Adams,
has terminated in New York, in a verdict from
the Jury, of 'cilfm murder. Previous TO the
cases going to the Jury, Colt made full con-
iession Of the whole transaction, in which the
life of Adams was taken The confession is
the same MS that published some time since,
only more in detail. The prisoners counsel
has obtained leave to file bill! of exceptions
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03
For Sale or 20 Let.

gg The subscriber intending Ia
f...;f3 leave Newport in th" Spring. Of.
I,..,Isl icrs for sale his STORE, No.
siaASesS 1924 Thames street SAID store
Is l} fee, deep has a rommodlous room in
the rear, well calculated for n couuiing-room
or workshop. II has beautiful view of the
harbor from the front. and from its central
situation, possesses advantages for business
equal at least TO any other stand in Newport,
II not sold by the lst Of April. it will then be
to let. JOHN uORSWEl.L.
Newport Jan 90 ISI2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-02-03

NEW FRUIT.-Oranges Lemons, ,Prunes.
" Cocoanuts, Figs, Raisins, Sc. Sc, Just
received aud for sale al the Confectionery
Store Of
Jan. 20. +. STACY, in.
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Letters.

REMAINING ~ THE POST arrIcE, NEWPORT
u. L., rEBRrARY Ist, lSI2.
| IL .hrcriscd letters are pIaccd IN separate
bor. Persons opp'W"g far Hew ~W picase caii
for ADVERTISED LETTERS