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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

CLAY VIcTORY IN SAvANNAH. GEORGIA.
An election was held in Savannah, on ,h'
4h inst for Aldermen, which was contested
strictly on party grounds, and which rcsutc'
in The choice of eieren Wings to three Locos
The Republican of Savannah, speaks thus
encouraglngly of the result, aud the prospec
ahead. As goes Savannah, so goes ,h'
State.
The Wings Of Savannah haye come for,l
victorious from the ELECTION of yesterday
They have ielt wcIehiy responsibility rest
ing upon them. and most manfnlly have they
discharged their duty. Our opponents hav,
had The prestige of former victories rs well a.
ancient discipline ~ their favor, but they are
beaten. not so badly as we had reason to ex
pect. not so badly ns we had fondly anticipa
ted, but we ARE CONQUERORs -conqnerors H.
the city, while our acknowledged ~" ,riiy ir
the country will SECURE 10 US o largely in
creased majority IN the approaching October
election. This is the first, the inliaiory s,eI
to ppr next conquest, and until That is nchicv
ed wP keep our lances ~ rest and our armon'
on. Let il o. heard in the mountains Of Geor
gia, that the Wings Of Savannah have struck
The first blow with strong hands and stout
hearts. and let the welkln ring with shout.
for HENRY CtAY and The glorious Whig
cause.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

"Life and Speeches or the Hon. HEsRy
CL.y, in . vols. compiled and edited
by Daniel Mallory. New-York; r.
=. Bixby & CO.
This splendid work, containing up
wards Of 1900 pages, in vols. octave,
is now before the public. Two more
beautiful, and we might add more vaIu-
able, volumes were never published. 1t
is a work that should have a choice
place in the Library Of every true heart
ed American citizen. In addition TO the
elegant style in which it is got up and
executed, it derives additional value
from the fact that it is published under
ahe sanction and appreciation Of Mr..
Clay himself, and is therefore The most
correct work of the kind which has ever
lbecn Issued. "Wuh regard to the
Speeches Of Mr.. Clay" editor says,
"no labor has been spared in seeking
dor them, and il is believed that few, n
any, which have been reported, will be
found wanting in this collection. a
brief memoir has been prefiXed to each,
illustrative Of the subject aud occasion
on which il was delivered, and the fate
.ofthe question"
Mr.. MALLORY, the able editor Of the
work, and an old friend Of Mr.. Clay's,
honored us with visit last week, and
we are happy to say Tint the copies
which he brought with him were en-
grrly sought after by those who proper
ly appreciated its merits, aEd have de-
sire to hand down to poslerity the oniy
full and correct copy that has ever been
published of the Life and Speeches Of
ths distinguished Statesran.
a specimen of the work may be seen
at this Office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

n sound National Currency, regulated by the
viii aud Authority of the Nation:
An Adequate Revenue, will, Fair Protection
to American Industry
Just restraints on tho Executive power, en-.
bracing a further Restriction on the excr-
else of the Veto:
a faithful Administration ofthe Public Domain
with an Equitable Distribution Of thp pro-
ccr,s Of the Sales Of it among all the
States.
An Honest and Economical Administration oI
the General Government, leaving Public
Officers perfect Freedom of fnought, and
oi the Right Of Suffrage but with suitable
Restraints against Improper Interference
in Elections.
Az Amendment Of the Constitution, limiting
the incumbent Of the Presidential Office
10 a Single Term. II. CLAY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
A>siSnec's Notice.

'lNIlE undersigned having been appointed
by the Supreme Court OF tins State, at
us August torn. 1913, Assignee to Mcrnl'
Andrews, OF Newport, IN the coun'yoi New
port, manufacturer, To whom the benefit ct
The Insolycnt Act Of Ie2S was granted,
hereby gives notice that SIX months RON The
date hereof is allowed by said Court TO the
creditors Of SAID Andrews 10 bring ~ aud
prove their calmn All persons indebted to
SAID insolvcni, are, therefore, hereby requcs.
tsd TO make immediate payment To
HENRY TAGGART, 3ssigUs.
Newport, Aug. 81, 1873. lSl4-iw.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
aIEMORANDA.

Tho yq&J qpd bend Roqrd, picked up b.
Bark Reform, at y York, have been rcc"gnlz
ed as brIongng to the Bark Merchant, Boss
fthis port. a person has been 10 Nnw-iork
aud ryamincd the boat, and so obtained tbs
head board, which he brought on with him
lie learned from the Capt. of the Bark, tha
when he picked the boat Up The rgdder, head
board, and new piece of rigging apparently
just cul from the col for a painter, Was IN he
she had pot t" cgceeh Two buckets of waite
in her, although II had ralped the two provI"n'
days. The Capt.. oI The bark judged hlmsel
10 be about 90 miles from Sable Island, when
he picked the boat up. A ship has been re-
ported ashore on Sable Island, 2}d ut., and
although the description gwen does not ans
wrr Tor the Merchant, it is probable it may be
her.
Arr ~ 4hiIadrIpha, 5Ih inst Ship St. Law
renee, Chacr, fin Liverpool.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

PRocRAsTISAT,oy.-T New York cor
res pondcnt of the Boston Bee relates two in
stances of persons losing their passages IN
consequence Of a little procrnstipation.
One was young man, who arrived too
late at the steamboat pier aDd lost his pas
sage in the Great Western. " pilicd him, "
says the correspondent. y feel 20 sympathy,
generally, for such procrastina,ors, bnt he
was mere lad-his parents doubtless were
on board the ship-nnd thought how mnn,
weeks Of anxious soici;ude they must pas,
before they can be advised Of his wberca-
bouts. lie had paid his passage, doubtless
ms all ber,hs are paid for when securcd-tha'
is lost; and now he will be obliged to eros.
the ocean comparatively alone, for the rcced
ing ship contains his fricBds who were 4"
mike the hours upon the deep slide glibly
away and all this because, after reading ih'
advertisement Of the steamers time Of start
ing he had thought she might not GO Just nj
The minuie, and he could spend HHie more
time up town. A boat put of with him H.
pursuit, but it was lNse a race between snail
and an ostrich. Ills signals were unobserv
ed !; and with tears in his eyes he returned t"
the wharf to mediate on what he had lost BY
three minuits procrastination."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

PLANETS, &c.-A writer ip the Cou
rer des Etats Unis says that % plane
tary orbs are visible at this time on the
same side Of the beavenS. These are
Mars, Juno, Jupiter, Saturn, and We.
nus, with their respective satellites
They may be seen about O'CLOCK il
the evening, in the southern sky, nca'
what are called the five zodiacal con.
stellations.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
BRIGHTON MARKET Monday sapt IL, ls43
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser n Patr!o

Al Market 500 Beef Cattle, go Stores, y
pair Working Oxen, 200 Sheep, and lOO'
Swine.
PRrcrs-Bcef E9trlr-We quote 10 cores
pond with last week. A small number extra
at 4 30 II 4 10 first qualify y a 30; secon'
quality IS 4 %; third quality, 80 90.
Siorcs-Two year old SS I3; three yea'
old $ll "a
Working Oxen Sales at $50, 500, S'2 and
$50.
Sheep Lots were sold from 75c TO ! 90
Wrthrrs from - 20 80.
Swinc-Shoats to prddle at 4 l-2c for Sows
and I-2c tor Barrows. Old Hogs at 4 DC
At retail from TO q lie.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

The Rev. JOHN o. CHoULEs This gen.
,leman, who is so wei, and tnvoraby known
10 our citizens generally. and who Is So jus,
iy appreciated and beloved by the Baptist
congregation in 9th street, Of which he is
pastor. has, we understand, accepted call
TO take charge Of a congregation at Jamaica
Plains. near Boston. where n new aud beau
tlful Gothic Church hns been ere atcd for him
to be dedicated on the 2slh inst.
Mr.. CnopLEs is a gcn,lepan pf learning
who, during his short residcHce in New York
has acquired for himself an enviahle dls'nc
ion nnd cnleared himseliio lHrge circle Of
friends, who will deeply regret his iransla-
lion to other scenes, Th" New York Lyce-
nm and the American Institute will both
feel his loss while the many literary aud
social coteres with whom he was associated.
although they may rejoice IN his promotion
will feel that they have lost one whose plac"
will not easily be supplcd.-.E y Courier
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
, u WHTtH IS T"FPeC0THTTy HHUHTVVcu'
ROBERT J. TAYLOR,
Chairman. Public School Committee e
.H a To,cn Meeting. hoiien by nJompmcn

ia To,on Meeting, hoiden by n.Jomamcni,
.Nimport. Sept. eM, 1913:
On The report Of The Public School Com-
mn,ee, requesting further appropriation of
money for The support Of school for colored
children. Yotsd, That the same be referred
ior consideration to tbe next Town Meeting,
and that said request be inserted IN the war.
rant for calling sand Town Meeting, and that
said report be previously published IN oil the
newspapers al this town. True copy. attest,
b. B. ILOWLAND, To,cn Uerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

REvESuE SERvicE.-Ordsy Capt
L. &. J.. Fntio to the Madison, New
I.qodon Capt Andrew Mathcr, re-
lieyod from the Madison and placed on
leave.
.appointmen,-No. 2 2i.-EIoraiio N.
Tracy. Sd Lieut.. l843. July 90
Ordered TO Revenue boat, Lake Qntp-
r,o. Il .army s. Vary Chronicle.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

PROBABLE TOSS or THE STEAMBOAT
RcBERT l.. SyEysNs.-Thls bont started on
her regular trip To ports on the Souna on
Saturday afternoon. having on board nearly
$50 passengers, about 100 Of whom she land
ed AT places contiguous To the city. When
near New Rochelle. she struck on n reef
and Immediately filed. The consicrnnion
among The passengers may be easily con
celved, as plank was knock"d out irNn her
bottom, and she sunk in a very few minutes.
She had run sufficiently high on the reef
however, to get into shallow water. by
which her passengers were enabled 20 OBJ
tain safety on the upper deck Fortunately
The steamboat Croton came along during the
"vcnng aud took off all her passengers.
The sieamboa' Superior went down To- her
Yesterday, and got out the bedding and other
noveablcs. She lies sunk on a line with
her guards. The accident is said to be ow-
,ng To the csrclessness Of the pilot. She Is
insured to limited amouni.-[N \. Et-
DreSS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

rI,IIE improved Minerva Shoulder Braces
! intended to brsce The shoulders and ek.
pnnd the chest. This article will be found
of immense benefit To children oi cnber sex
Who have acquired The habit oi stopping; AMI
indispensable to persons of s'dcnlnfy baohs
Received and Tor sale by
ISAAC GOULD s. SON,
Aug. q. l'h, Ih''"s she'''
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
&AA q IA g s.

In this town, on the Ii'h ult O., by The Rev
Mr. Leavcr, Mr. William Slss"n, OF Ports-
mouth, X. l., to Miss Phebe a. Esleeck, ol
this town.
In jamestown, 5th inst. by \. t. Potter,
Esq, Mr.. Joseph Hull, to Miss Sarah A
daughter of Mr.. George Armstrong, all oi
Jamestown.
In Bristol, on the lih inst Mr Robert
Knox, of Warwick, To Miss Harriet Il, danEI-
'er OF Daniel Wheelock, Esq, of Bristol
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

5O Boxes Superior Havana brown Sugar
c\5 10 llhds. Muscovado sugar,
$50 bngs Maricabo, Cuba g. Ligulra coffee,
100 bags shot.
80 kegs sporting and blasting power,
80 halt chests Young iIyson and Souchnng
Tea.
$50 barrels common and fancy brand canal
Flour,
100 iIcrces prime Rice,
50 hhds winter apd spring Spfpn OIL,
40 boxes sperm candies.
Boxes manufactured Tobacc", I!orl'ard!s
snuff and tobacco. loaf sugar. nrin!"g-.
cloves, cassia snck salt, &c. &c. for sale at
North Wing Union Bank building. by
Sept. z, J. $. MUNRO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

ARRIVAL OF TRooPs.-Two Compa-
nies, attached to Col. Cranes Resi-
ment lst Artillery. from Fort Houton,
Maine, arrived here on Tuesday in the
steamer Iolas, via Providence, and
were landed at Fort Adams.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

A man answering the description Of
Webster, one Of the mutineers on board
the Schr. Sarah Lavinia, has been taken
up in Wilmington, N. c. The neccs-
sary steps have been taken to prove his
identity
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

thing. would not mingle with expressions
Of kindness towards myselr one word of of.
fence To others. There viii yet be times and
occasions. when the purposes to which il has.
any suhere. been the desire that should be-
come instrumental, and the treatment which
] have personally experienced, may be made
fl s"hIecis for public inquiry and comIncnt
With n sense ~ the n'nst grateful obiga-
ton, end assurances of the highest respect
for yourselves, and those whose communica-
tion yon so feelingly made to me,
hav" the honor to be. gentlemen,
Your and their, ob"dient servant.
LEVI LINCOLN.
10 tbe Hon. William Sturqis. Hon. Caleb
I.oring. B"nj Rich. ESQ and II. Stevenson,
ESQ, Committee, &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

- 299l 90
Leaving only 1915 SO, out of which station
ary, fuel, repairs, cleaning, &c, must be fur
nishcd.
\ il is easily seen that with the present
amount Of appropriations your committee only
meet expenses Of the schools already estab.
lished, AMI can only meet the claims OF the
coored children, either by dismissing por.
ton Of the scholars now in the schools, or ask.
Il ing q suitable appropriation for tho establish
ment of n school for them, which your com
mit,ce accm most strictly their due. The
law requires that the white population be
numbered under fifteen years of age, the
coorcd under ten, and five fourtccnlhs be-
tween ten and twenty four years of age.
A portion Of the money received from the
state is uuqueslionaby intended for the
benefit of the eolored people portion Of the
lax assessed upon the citizens of THIS town is
paid by the colored cjtzePs, part Of which
tax is appropriated for the support Of The Pub
lie Schools: consequently, the colored citi-
gems have an equal claim with the white for
the benefit Of the Public Schools.
The copmittee then recommend, mos,
earnestly. Lhan an appropriation of s.
be made for that purpose, and they confident
ly believe that they will be authorized to
meet the wants of abose who. without urging
their real claims, hnpc patiently waited for
Us to render 10 ihem that which IL ,heEs by
every principle Of right
Al which is respectfully submitted.
ROBERT J. TAYLOR,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

The steamer IoLAs leaves here this
afternoon at 3 o'clock. stopping at War
rep. To7morrow she leaves here at 4,
rs .uspal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

COMMENCEMENT ExEECIsEs.-In oui
preceding columns will De found pref
rty full account Of the interesting exer-
,cises at the late Commencement OF
Brown University.
Of the speeches Mt the Alumni Din
ner, il will be seen that we have only
room for those Of Mr.. BURGEs and Mr..
.RoBBlNs. They will be read with in
teres,, especially that of Mr.. Robbins,
the veperablc senior Tutor of the
University
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

lOrH OF SEPrEMBER.-rhe Newport
Artillery, Gel. Swan, and Rhode Island
Horse Guards, Capt Greene, celebra-
ted the anniversary pf,he battle on Lake
Erie, on Saturday Inst. They paraded
Mt an early hour ip the pprning, and
proceeded to field short distance
from town, and passed the day f; in the
course Of which the Artillery fired a
salute in honor Of Perry's Victory, and
practiscd firing at target with their
field pieces.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
Quarantine Regulations.

'EHE Board Of Health Of The Town OF
Newport, have adopted and established
jbo Quarantine Regulations, rs passed by
the Board the 81 of July. 1889, and then
Published, TO continue IN force irom the "lh
day Of Sept. instant, until the lst day of De
,obcr next, and have appointed + homas God.
dard. Health Officer and Sentinel.
REM. b. ROWLAND, Clerk.
Newport. Sept. z, lc43
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
NEW GOODS.
Coians;>>iOner>' 4 Admins.
tvaiOr's Notice.

TIE subscribers hnying been duly ap
pointed by The Hon. Court oi Probate
Of the town OF Newport, Commissioners f.
receive, examine aud allow The claims of the
creditors of The estate Of John Gnddnrd,
late of Newport, dec represented lnsolyeD'.
aud six moyjhs from ibis date being allowed
bv sind Court for the creditors 10 present
nad proye their claims before said Comms
s"Dcrs, we viii attend 81 the house of Refer
p. Bennington, on ihc asst Saturdays IN
January. February and March lS4l. at six
o'clock, p. M, for the purpose Of deciding on
the claims yf the creditors on SAID estate,
which shall be presented for allowance.
STEPHEN NJ. SrtDMAN,
JAWS LAwToN, CDmmiS RS.
ARIEL SPENCER.
Newport, Sept. 4. 1913.
All persons ind, b,cd 10 said estate are re-
.anesled 10 make immediate payment 10
P.P. GEM lNGTON, .4dm'r.
Newport, Sept. Z, IsIJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14

CRoPs IN CoNNECTIcUT.-A coyrcsppn.
dent in The inieIi ior of this State, writes Us
briefly as follows about the crops. he says
this is n great season for farmers abund-
ancc Of wet and heat. Since haying, the
growth of vegetation has rxcellrd any pre-.
ceding time Of the season. Corn, potatoes.
and pastures rrU,arkably Ihrify."-.N'o ktq
zen Courier.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
N0 ID GALNTPs
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
DENTIST.

HAS removed his ofi - to the H,rse nj
IL Maj VAR, corner Of Church aud D,v's-
ion Streets.
N. b. Tie has lately prcpated a supply OF
his Tooth PoxderS which are warranted To
contain M article that can possibIy injure The
teeth. aud mny b" used daily Ia polish aud
whiten them. and correct the secretions end
impurities ot the mouth,
Sept I4h, 1873.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
Letters,

REMAisIsG ~ THE .
n. A, sEf
Ur .idrertisrd letter,
box. Persons applying
for "ADyERIisED LII
Allen Brui
Allen 1rh0s l.
Allen Geo H.
Allen Mrs Mary c
Alden Mrs MARY 4
Anderson Mrs q w
Bacon John
BIssel Henry &
Ross Isaac >
Brown Charles
Brown Capt John A
Browning Snrnl
Brayton Capt
Brooks Lieut. III
Bullock John
Bunker Capt John
Burt Arthur A
Brandt Mrs Caroline !
Cahrll Or Jas L-Z
Chapman Waterman
Corlhrll l.
Congdon Miss Susan
DarIey Wm lI-2
Dawl"y Nelson
DE Alvonr Gen
Dickson Mary
Duel Miss Harriet
Ewart Mrs-2
Eddy WIN
Films Rrboccn
Fisher llcnry w ID
Forsyth VIM w
Garducr Sylvester
Graham VIM III
GridIey Rcy Wayne
Gardner lirs Berlah
Green Mrs Margaret
llqnnald John J
Hardy Daniel
Hnws Elnarhnn
Hewitt Henry |
Hopkins Isaac
II. r..
Hoffman Mi>sElizabctI
IIntchins Mrs
Ing w >
Jay John &
James Rev We
Johnson III k l.
Krarnrs Chas
Kenyon Mrs Sally
Levy Joseph
Lestradr ;
LrggcIt Mrs Julia
Lrnch Mrs Mary u
Matthew'S Edw d
lS7.-3wl ASH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
A GARD.
ROBERT STEVENS,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No IA, Stevens Wharf.
NBWPODPo Bs r.
Agent for the Owners Of Vessels In distress

once MORE. ! solicit the aid Of my
~ friends spd The public in recommending
10 my transaction srch business ~ ih" above
and whilst PROMISE 10 interfere with no one,
hereby forbid Gpil person In,rnd.ng on my
promises for the purpose of withdrawing any
business Tint may regularly come To me.
Any defomatory allegations will be punish
Cd according TO the I.aw-Aggressions pf a
different nature will be dealt with according
to circumstances.
ROBERT STEVENS.
Newport, Sept. IA, lS43.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
b. b. ROWLAND, Town Clerk,

Sec. 6. '.ind JeH further enacted, That
every house ~ the sand town at Newport
shall be furnished with two good leather
buckets, with the owners nome painted Of
large thereon, and with ladder that shall
reach from The ground to the top OF said house,
vr with trap door or scuttle ~ the roof oI
SAID house, with slalts or ladder 10 go opt
of the gartct upon The top oi the house, aug
that for every dwelling house IN sald town OF
Newport, winch shall no, be furnished with
two leather buckets and n ladder Ia roach
from the ground TO the top of the house, or
IN the room of such ladder trap door or
scultle IN the roof Of said house, and stars or
ladder to 90 out Of the garrett upon the top
OF the house, the owner ot said house shalI
pay as fine lnto the town treasury the sum
Of two dollars for every six months neglect
but II The owner Of The house does not i've ~
The town Of Newport, the tenant or tenants
shall pay such fines, aud Tho same shall aud
may be deducted OF, OF the rcu' OF the house.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
a Torn Meeting holien by adjourn
mea, .N.wpori, Sept 8th, 1913.

VOTED, That the Repor, of the Inspector
of Houses relative To FIRE Buckets, be
referred to the consideration of the Town
Council, and that they be directed 10 carry
the law OF lhe General Assembly INTO effect,
aud that the 9Th Section OF sad law "f SAID
General Assembly, enulleS-'An Aci pro
yrdlns In case OF FIRE breaking out IN the
Town ot Newport, and for other purposes
therein menlioned," BE published III all the
newspapers printed III tins town. A true
copy, attest,
b. B. ROWLAND, Town Clerk,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-14
Report of The School Committee.

THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE Of the
Town of Newpor! would call the attention of
their fellow ci,izens to the following State
mcnt, in relation to The establishment Of a
colored school.
The whole amount Of money placed in the
hands Of your committee to be expended this
wear is $3266 81
VIZ, amount of state opprorria-
tlOn, IIO6 %
Town appropriation. 500 90
Interest Of school fund, 700 90
Probable amount to be rc- ( .,oo m
ccived from the schools,
-$32G6 50
The " hole amount Of expenses
as follows:
Viz, Salaries Of ofteachers, $4,000 90
Unpaid bills of las: year
paid out Of the appro-
priaiion Of this yenr, 29i 90
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-12

/ nj EW MuslC.--Just received the following pieces
IN ~ new music al the old established store, TWO
100'' ~ w. FISCHER.
Oh the heart may be tanned by smiie-oy D. W.
Hobbs
National Guards Banner Song-by n. Dieiman.
Young Bowshins Brde-words by i. hsnes Da5cy'
Esq.--arranged for Piano Fories, by Chomas 10
Had met thee in thy beauty-by C. T.. Horn.
The Suiiors---words by q. z. Morris, Esq.--music
by g. T.. Horn.
The Fishers Wife-by j. p. knight.
Columbia the land OF the braye-by ID. T. Shaw.
Ask me no more for song dear maid--by Nj. Zuboif.
Tie Wanderer-by +. Schubert
The Greek exile--by VIM. Andre.
Awake lovely z. III. Mast
The welcome baek-by N. j. Sporle.
The Gipseys lnyitation-by q. III. Rodwell.
The Banshed-by Mrs. Shelton.
Prince AlbertS Royal MaIeh-by c. Gerney.
Saratoga Trophy w. A. Burke.
Cassells Military Waltz, for two periormers-by
J. c. Viereck.
| Serenade Waltz-by III. Lemoine
| Molly Bawn Waltz, by y. Weiland.
Munck
Oakhill Gaopadc--by +. L, Spoit.
Fanny Esler'S Gallop-by N. Bochsa.
ri Estrangero arranged with variations for the gui-
tar--by W. j. Lemon.
Two fayorite sets Of Quadrles, +" Domini NOR and
| La Polonaise," performed at the Washington
Assemblies-by f. Sheng's band-arranged for
the Piano by +. A. Wagler.
! Music of Christ Church and ST Stephens-by w. Ill
barley and ]. C. ID. Standbrdge.
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