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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05

GEaEnsL C,ss AND Mn. WEpsrEa-lt is said
that several rather sharp aud pointed missyes have pas
sss tetween General tass and Mr. Secretary Webster
on the matter Of the made by The latter in
the treaty. t, the zeal OF England for the suppression Of
the slave trade.
II is stated on the best autlorty that General Cass
dbl not reinra hoac pursuance VI settled determine
lion 10 leave his station Paris. but rather in conse
quence oi the contracting with Eng land an offensive al
lance. precisely the principle of the quniupe treaty
against which he had strongly protested aud 10 conse
qnence oi the relations b.ween himself aud the sccroa
ry oil State resulting from this circumstance When
General Cass resolved nimmaon OF the NEGOTIATION Of
ihe treaty with the eighth article he pointed out to Mr.
Webster aw directly IL conicled with the principles
MAJ <own by him in his rcmonsrance addressed to the
french Governments and complained that il seemed TO
be Intended as censnre OF his ON that OCCASION
MT Webster returned caustie reply, probably stating
his dsapprsva OF the doctrines asserted aud the ps
tons taken, by General Cass That minister reolned
AMI announced his determination fJrthwh TO leave his
place. My information IS, u,a the correspondence CON
slnued after the General reached home
.At,c 1osk Ereniag Post
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80. NgTHsE.e'G WEE.

Ia y TIMES o " TH'iTTED.
~EflNG, in the oafly pan Of Spring. that Goods
- must greatly declue. u be in accordance with the
hard tines sold thu greater potion Of my o.. and dear
bought stock OF Goods AT cast. order HAT NIGH be
ne better prepared. by tins Na to buy eulrc staek of
NEW GOODS aud now have the pleasure long
wished to have ut offering to my friends and customers
The laIscs and eeLalmIl DE hesl s.aeled .Iuek Of
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.I.ANES LYONS.
PRoccS>sONAl. NOTICr.

II NlNG resigned my seat in the Senate, my at
Il L tenton will be hcncetorward devoted to my pro
icsson. and in addition the Court of Appeals and 9TH
or Courts in which practise, propose hereafter
attend the Court Of Apreals at Lewisburs if in any
case my services shall be desired there.
JAMES LYONS
Richmond Dec. % 4tif
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k.Eys'.7'DY1CE.

rENIf. coparncrship between the undersigned has, by
\ mutual consent been dissolved.
The unfinished business OF Judge Stanard, in the
Court of Appeals and elsewhere lis left in charge OF Rob
,rt C. Stanard aud will be attended oby him. except i'll
those III which the parties prefer 10 engage other
counsel Parties intending engage other counsel will
please communicate with the undersigned (R c.
Sauard and apprze him Of their purpose, before the
ensuing term Of the Court ofAppoas, the 9th Of DC
tuter aeNt.
IA MES LYONS,
ROBERT c. STANARD.
Richmond June 2lst 1912.
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1'tr9t,lia leGls;ati!rr.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

\ letter from Nj Mcdowell aignifying his acceptance,
u tie ulliee Of Governor, was read.

VI EnNtspAf, Deceinher u, 1872.
\ letter from Mr. Mcdowell sguifying his acceptance
d the oliiee ol Governor, read
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. byrd Of P.-'rhat COMMITTEE Of Roads nqnire
into the expectancy olhHnging IN bill extending ssr-
dis Cole. a Wood County further time IN comply with
tie AL passed January 10 l~42. establishing a ferry
from hs lands across Tie Ohio River.
BY Mr.. G5llahet-Ihat the Report of Snpernien-
dan Of Public EdIfiees. be referred TO Select Commit
te-. Win authority 10 report by bill or Otherwise
By Mr. Par.s-1bal the Committee Of Finance be IN
Sirnced forthwith 10 consider and report thobest mode Of
making speedy provision Tor the ayent Of the interest
the debt 81 the JamcS River and kdnawha Conpan,
due the lir o January, with tire view TO preserve lny.
olate the faith and credit u The State.
Mr.. Parks offered this resolution and moved H.. l.
made the order Of The day for FRIDAY .,e cor, .yod
that the State was bound lon" prDvis' 81 ,,y ,h MIR
est, and Tho sab''' could not J.. acted on too s5on
M ialaitfo sssgeste1 that the House would be
INN On LAY. and The resolution Ind better be defer
red until Monday. lie agreed with Alr. Parks ,lat
the State was pledged 10 tie prompt payment Of the IN
tcr,st
1t made the order Of the day for Monday.
PETITION.
By Mr. Galher of Richard ID. Sanxay. pr lposals TO
furnish the STATE with new aud enlarged edition ui
llenings' Jusilce-By Mr. Blue, Of VIM. Berry, to be
reimbursed Tor loss sustained whilst the employ Of
the State as gate keeper Oh the North western Turn-
pike Road-By Mr. Miller. Of cilizens Of Mason Canu-
~, 10 make kaDaRha river a lawful ience-By Mr..
Basel of citizens ol Harrison for Convention To a
mend the Constitution.
Ga motion ii VIZ. Taiaierro,
The House adltumed.
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HOUSE or DELEGATES.

SATURDAY, dec. JlSi, 1872.
The Speaker laid before the louise communication
from the 2ud Auditor, containing certain information ask
ed for by resolution adopted by the House Tho let
Ter STATES among other things that there has been paid
out OF toe Literary Fund on account the University an
aggregate sum o So J0c-yz: nut the revenue OF the
fluid 256OOGO, in pay ment of n years annuity of Sl5
wv; and out OF It's permanent capital S23O,OOO, viz
alSOoW IN the loans specified and 500 600 as donation
aud that alter the payment OF the nteses which accrued
upon the loans IN the years 1912 and g. amounting l.,
SIT, 4b (Which was retained out OF the arnuitv the T.
University was virtually discharged from the pa ment on
that account II IS further stated that although the
nuy Is released from the pledges contained in the acts
authorizing the several loans. has been since pledged
tor the final redemption If debt due from the Uniyers
~ to the late Mrs. Martha RANCID ph. amounting To fl6
40, On which the Commonwealth has no interest and
lor the payment of the interest the same semi anu
ally, as 1t becomes due at the public treasury The in
tercSt amounts tu lleG, which is annually deducted
lrom The annuity ind paid TO the holders of tie debt
The communication laid Oh the table and ordered
To be printed.
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1t was made the order Of the day for Monday
PETITION.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

7 INsUN 7, IJtV, y.
Ga motion Of Mr. MrRae, The memorial Of the lanes
River and haaawha Company made HE SPECIAL OF
dr. EI IhursLnv MI
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Notice..

fUNllE LANGHORNE MILLS are still carried on
4 in the name OF Langhorne s Stepioe.-Wc shall
continue to pay the highest market price for Wheat
ii. :. LANGHORNF,
FAYETIE STEPTOE.
Aug IL isi!
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TIE LOAN. FROM TIE BANKS.

The Speaker laid before the House communication
from the lreasurer transmitting the responses OF the
Banks received up 10 tins tine, relative The loan 1i
3}JOOUO 10 the STATE.
Bank of the Valley agrees to lend her proportion,
(say 3lpu0u) on the terms proposed, her branches con
curing
Exchange Banh--the Mother Bank at Norfolk agrees
promptly to lend its part, on the terms proposed
The Branch at Gainesville declines lending its pro
portion, nul the Mother Bank at Norfolk offers make
up the proportion expected from that Branch.
The Richmond Branch proposes to loan lis proportlun
10 he repaid by the 10Th bay OF December. II also pro
poses TO make up the proportion Of the Clarkesvlile
Branch.
The Petersburg branch agrees To loan its part.
dtuu that II be repaid on the 10th December. 1913.
The Farmers Bauk, Tor itself. not undertaking 10
speak Tor the branches. declines making the loan ON the
terms pruposed but would Object to loan its proper
ton the terms Of the last loan, e.. if the
pay the loan ON the 9th of December The present
proposition being 10 cuJail the osn per cent every 90
days.
The Branch Of The Farmers Bank al Petersburg re-
spends that its condition such that it cannot advance
any part of the loan.
The Bank u irgina agrees 10 lend lis proportion
he proposed. but speak for its branches.
which have be written To. but moi heard from.
The answers othc other banks have not been receiv-
ed These Will render the passage OF 4 new law on
tho subject nrcessarytho presen, one only contempa-
ting cutailmont Of per cent. every so days the
loan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05

GrSEau C.ss.-l'he Washington correspondent Of
theNew imk lnon gives the l1low Ing paragraphs
c'ncrraing this gentleman
''General C1ss ha, been we'll fecaioyt here in con
fri;y with his caims and character; the President will
invite select party 10 meet him al a dinner next week
ihefenre s1e parts # The Treaty Washington rela
tive h the eht OF Search which he considers operates
sgainst the position he took with the French Govern
meni N feaimn to the quntupe treaty, and he thinks
that the ground he that subject should have
been sustained by the Govern .'nt at home.
~ do not believe, however. that Geneal Case now
that the question Is happily settled will TAKE any cNcel
tlan IL the course pursued IN the negotiation
Letter writers. perceive have stated that General
Lass has had The offer OF the State Department the
event Of Nj Ncbs,cIs going 10 lnndpn and had de-
clnrd It, do MT believe that susA proposition has
been ana lie 10 him, than gh in his present state of mind
II vorld ae pataral that be should decline H.
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PETITIONS.

I "e,o p'1S''''e' anu e",''o:-py Mr. p's
,,E t " ~ "'"s 'e ''P''' Vi 'ne laws
p'',e, e'ec',oS III ','' county oy VT.
i - " l''' w ''' passage VI I" 'e"e'
- nv ~ III p'',' A'''n' ,
o ,u''o"'nS pe"t""S were presented d le" Gays
',,, WI ~ ".a"' VI '"'"ns VI nu1h'"e.a'n 10,
I ~, .'.u',on ~ 'o Vi Dove Nuns
G NJ ,yIu "" - ''',' 3" Ou'''e ''o.''
~ -i N"l"," W '','S ii'ss' N' eo'nPe"sa'"h ''f
y, nm -, a. ,'e'i uno'' me e"hahu
y ni o"' y 81. Dcnenr, u i''@e''
'o'a"', 'na lG'"o" o' l,' Hon,ioh"ea''h me as
'''u '1'',o. MN y we iioS"ss No"i' u MICH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05

Er'roct from The lac Paris papers jr,t receircd
"Grncra Cass III" minister Il lie | niitd Siatrs has
InsI quito Paris 10 rrtutu 10 Amtrca. Among the no
nuate rccolcctions he has left there il Que which is
connected with cue Of The m0st important questions
that Of the right Of search II was h clear aud firm
essay npon this subject, which contributed to tary the
national resistance 10 le fft,entivns u En- land
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05

ONO RIVER. &c.-Nc have again had two or
three daysof vrry pIcaean, weather. Yesterday was
quite spruI like and the srrcis bccaae somewhat mud
dy under the innen,o OF the Sit. The river is nearly
clear OF ice Last eyrninl thore as feet water IN the
channel and falling u heeing Ga:efic De- -
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ATTEMPT TO ROSA nANk.--,rbc Boston A

ATTEMPT To ROB A IANk.-- The BOsi0n
mcrlcan says, another attempt made To rb the SUI
folk Savings Bank, on state street. Saturday night
last. Tine toeucs picked The lock ufh.' street door ~
aud hat otthc ffs' ot the two doors opeaipg oto the
The Bank, where irr future prgrc5s ini, rrupedby
the strong barred door rrcrnfly placed there they
then went INTO the ruous ut Mrs4rs Hudson & Ball.
from He urmcr (which the, stole bo4hs, Autographs
and other matters, 10 The amount # some twelve dol
lars.
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RESOLUTIONS.

BY Nr Williams, That the Committee on Banks be
instructed 10 correspond with the Exchange and North
western Banks aud ascertain from th,m UPON what
the sad Banks or either Of them would exchange the
State bonds held by them respectively o the stock held
by the Commonwealth IN The aforesaid Banks.
by MI iiasScl, ! hat the Int Committee On the Peni
tertiary mqn'ie whether tic interior guard employed IN
TIN l'en1ruuafy cannu be dispensed with, IN accordance
with the suggestions made IN the repof Of the Directors
Of the feu'l...-tN.
BY Mr. Blue, That 80 much Of the Auditors Report
relates 10 transporting lnatrs &c be referred 10
the Committee on lunalc Asyans.
By Mr.. Williams. / hal the Committee on Finance
inquire INTO the cNpedclfy ofso amending the law for
granting licenses to ordinary Keepers keepers Of private
entertainments. 81 as to require the fee allowed commits
slnnrrs o the revenue for issuing said licences be paid
by the person applying Tor the same
By Mr. Williams That the Executive be requested
Ia inform the House whether he has received the stan
darl ofl1ud measures ordered be distributed by the
general Government 10 the several States Of the mon
By Nh Cootcs-Ihat Committee f5r Courts inquire
into tie rNpedrncR ei amending the law IN relation
returns upon cuusb by constahlos that It may be
lawhd when constable makes return upon an cNccuor
not satisfied finding no property upon winch 10 levy the
same, 10 make SAID return hcfre Justice Of the Peace
within his District, upon which said Justice shall be a
lhorlzed 10 ISSUE ca. sa IN the same
done By the Clerk ot the County Court and that the
Constable be authorized 10 cNccnlc said Ca sa in like
manner IN which SAID duty now peIlunned by the
shcrill and further, 10 inquire whether such change
would not relieve the puu man from unnecessary
and whether any good cause exists why such relief
should not be GRANTED
PETITIONS
By Mr. Denrale of ci,izc,,s of nclinob,m far ,,,c
cinci election in the nricbburhood Of Dawes Min and
To rc-instar the present election To Cooc. Store by
Mr. kidwc Of Henry Hays for compensation for ser,-
fq rendered hy him as r,no,r uudpr the communal c
a., " mo in 200 - =. y, A. nol ~, H.
LETT ,1,nd rata portion of the Commonvoarl,s fine
,sscss,5 ,,,i,s, Ii by the lJrs,inns C,rr1 c pi.L
,,,,l - ,,,,i, - ~ ,,,l,d f., l,,
q, n,i,,,,, ~ IIr C,,,n the lInusc ,dionrned
y va '''''''
(pNlfrED PRftEEDNGS)
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

DECEMBER 50, 1872.
On motion of Nr. PAYNE leave was given to bring in
bill, concerning tue sci ol Fund of Fluvanna coun
ty.
REYISAL OF THE CRIMINAL. CODE.
MIR. Taliaierro submitted To tLe House n corr,spo,
deuce which took place according 10 res ,uir of The
House, letWC,B -G!.4!lseS uf Courts Of Justice and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-05
1cMyrotic fntelltneuce.
APPOINTMENT BY TIE PRESIDENT.

by AID 'ril he adriee oad consent Of The Senate
Jsaa w Wray, 10 be Reciser Of public moneys fr
the disir,r III saas .aeci sale Ponlnock, the
State Vi Mississippi, vice Solomon Clark, dec
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-04

SUGAR-75 boxes brown IIayann, 500
loavcs treble refined, 80 bbis. refined crushed
and 81. Crox sugar.
COFFEE-l2S bags Cuba, Rio, Mara.
cabn. Lnguira,St. Domingo aud Java coffee.
IE.4-S5 chests and half chests Young
tlysnn, Tyson. Sonchong and Ponchong tea.
| RTCE-.2j tierces prim" Carolina rice.
! FIOUR 100 b5s Canal Flour.
/ pPOVLSIO.NS-7J tbls mess aud prime
beef aaG pork, 5000 Western Hams, 1900
lbs smoked beef plcked salmon, so sacks
fine salt lard. cheese, &c.
/ FRUII'-5 800 BOXES bunch raislns, 80 kegs
raisns, $50 drums figs, citron. cnrran,S,
pruncs in fancy boxes, almonds, African pea
nuts, Brazil nuts, FIIbcrs and Madeira nuts,
preserved ginger, jelIics, &c.
/ SPICES-4S boxes ground spices also
Nulmegs, Mace, Cassa, Prmento, Ginger.
Pepper and Cayenne.
ER.1Ch.ER.S-3O bbls butter crackers,
soda blscul; and pilot bread.
/ P.HILS. Sc.-l00 doz paivted water palls
and can pals, ID bales Alcant and A.du,I'n
Mats, 20 dnz'n broOms
TTOB.4CCO, Sc.-30 boxes manufactured
Tobacco 80 Jars Maccaboy snuff : bbIs vel.
low snuff. Z bbs. smoking and chewing to-
bacco, 1900 CanoneS aud Principe seears,
l2OO0 Alexandra srgars.
\ SO.lP-l00 boxes brown, also CASTLE,
pain, and sweet scented soap.
.S9.1RCH- % boxes blue & white starch.
.hiSCELL.3NEOJ Gronnd cofr",
cocoa, cocoa paste, pine apple cheese, table
salt, horse radish sauce, pepper sauce,
/ pickles, anchoyics, olive OIL, mustard, pipes
. carraway seed, lemon syrup. iapoca, cotton
,wine. corks. wrapping paper, dcmllohns, shot
patent candles, saIGratus, sa!soda, alum, cas-
tor oil. &c.
ULN ES. Sc.-Moderia, Sherry. Sicily
sweet and dry Malaga Wines, French Bran
Il dy, Holland Gin, 81. Croix Rum, London
!. Porter. &c.
Il Newport, April ~, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-04
SUNDAY, April 80.
MEMOIR ANDA.

Brig Prince de Jonvile, Gardner, arr al
Savannah 2ilh ult i'm Havana 2alh, adver-
tiscd for do with despatch.
Schr Gen. Cobb, ilummond, cid at WI
minsion, n. G. for Kingston, Jam.
Arr al Richmond, 2Sth, Brig Anna wan
Swasoy, y. Orleans.
Cid at Charleston, Goth ult Schr Warsaw,
Burdick, \. Orleans.
A, Trieste, March Odd, ship VIM, EnsS
Coe, lds for n York.
Cid at New Orleans, 1itb ult Schr Convert
Gardiner, Philadelphia.
At Havana, l5th, Brig Poland, Smith, for
Savannah, soon.
Arr at Matanzas, SlI ult Brig Conlideace,
Baiiy, fin Havana, TO load ior Trieste.
Cid at Savannah, 24th ult Schr Franklin
Greene, Draper, Havana
Arr at New York, 25th, Sch'r Volusia,
Clarke, fin Wilmington, n. c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-04

The now company of Horse Guards,
added not little to tho military display
on Election day, and deserved much
credit for thoir neat and sodieriko ap-
pearance.
Tho Artillery Company has perform
ed an arduous duty during tho week, and
is deserving the highest NEED of praise
for tho prompt and efficient manner IN
which they have discharged it. Their
military appearance was worthy other
namc, and that is sufficient commenda-
tion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-04

Drunkenness anil lis Fruits On Friday
evening last, Scotchman living near Mr..
liildreih's store, by the name Of Wallace. nc
companied his wife Margaret to "A grocery.
where they purchased Gmall pail Of wh,kev
After returning home, they partook literally
of the liquor, aud retired to bed During the
night Margaret was seized with frequent turns
Of vomiting, and remained quite unwell until
about eleven o'clock the next morning, when
she remarked that she felt much better; but
her husband soon discovered that she wns in
the agonles of death. He ran to neighbor's
for assistance, but before it arrived, the mis-.
erable woman was corpse!
Coroner Thompson held an inquest ovci
The body during the day, the jury returning
n verdict of "Death from Intemperance,"
On the inquest, it appeared that Wallace
drank the last of the liquor, after the death Of
his wife
This makes The second death in this city
from the same cause, during the past week.
Rochester Democrat.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-04

In this town, on Tuesday, the 18th, Fanny
Davis, (coIorcd,) widow or John Davis, aged
- years.
On Saturday morning i.t, Deacon George
TiIlcy, in the G3d year OF his age.
In Bristol, on the 22d ult Mrs. Martha
widow of the late George Munro, % Esq and
daughter of tho late Mr.. William lindsey,
aged 60 ysars,-Mss Waity Peck, aged %
years.
In Providence, 2irh nit Mrs. Eliza, wife OF
Nathaniel Burgess, in the ooh year OF her age,
On Friday, Anthony X Co2lcns, aged 81 -
On Frida, night, 2Slh, Mr.. Joseph Tyler, aged
20; Mr.. Wm. Davenport, aged ", Formerly o'
Little Compton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-04

The packet ship England has arrived
at New York, with European news five
days later. The news is unimporiant,
with the exception Of battle in India
between the British and a Belochee ar
my Of 90 1000 men, which was defeated.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-04
The State and Congressional election
in Virginia, took place on Tuesday.

MONUMENT ~ TRURo.-We learn from
the Barnslable Patriot, that monument has
been erected at Truyo, on Cape Cod, in rc-
membrance of the melancholy loss Of life
among the citizens of that town in the dread
ful gale of October 3. i34l. Our readers
will recoect that nm setsa persons perlshed
in that disastrous storm, all OF whom resided
within the short circuit Of two miles. The
monument stands in the burial. ground ad-
joining the Congregational mec'ing-house -
1t consists of an obelisk of italian marble
with record of the names Of ,hr deceased
and other suitable inscriptions. II Boston Jour
nal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-04
II is said Mr.. Webster has resigned.

The steamboat Mohcgan burst one
Of her boilers last week soon after
leaving New-York. Three persons
wcro badly scalded. She will be spec
dily repaired.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-04

The Rev. John w. Ware, son OF
DR.. Henry Ware, Jr. late of Cam
bridge, Mass. was ordained as Pastor of
the Unitarian Church, in Fall River,
yesterday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-04
WORTHY or PUBLIC ATTEN
TION.;

Among the numerous medicines which
have been offered to the public, there is none
which seems destined to prove more eficn.
cious in restoring he invalid to sound health
than the "Dandelion and Tomato Panacea."
The ingredients of which this medicine is
compounded are purely vegetable, viz : (the
Dandclion, Tomato and Sarsuparilla and
consequently can be productive Of none Of
the injuries which too often attend those
which haye mixture of mineral in their com
position. By all acquaintance with the pro.
per,ies Of these plants, Messrs. Ransom a.
Stevens hnyo formed chemical combination
from them which we believe will secure
health to the afflicted, and restore to the in
firm vigorous constitution. II such be the
fact, those who are now suffering will need
no advice Of ours TO tell them to try this in.
valuable Panacea if they desire the creates,
of human blcssngs-gnod health.
Sold wholesale aud retail by the propgia.
tors. Ransom 81 Stevens, Armory Hall Build.
ing. 325 Washington street. Boston, and by
their agents throughout ih" country.
o. For more general idea please read
their Address to the People Of the United
States. in another part uf this paper. .~SU -,
For sale in Newport by 80
II. II. HAZARD, n,,ru;.,.
r. j. TAYLOR, N'"sS''''
Newport, April 90, lSi3-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-04

We noticed the venerable Colonel
BLopGEr by the side Of Col. Swan OF
the Artillery, in the procession ycstcr-
day. lie stood by the side Of Col. $.
when he lead the forces up Federal hill
on the 18th Of May, and has an auoch-
mcnt for the place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-04

Ilaylien, have been received in New York.
AT that time tranquility prevailed throughout
the island, but the provisional government
was still in force, the new President not hav.
ine been yet elected. There was much sick.
ness at Cape lIayten, and little had been
done to repair the damages caused by the
earthquake of February.