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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-15

BRITISH AMI rALIAN STRAW GOODS.
MoNGsT thu, s to which the attention ., ssw n a.
0nn Merenapsi s Dc def , !, Of :neesr ste
Fancy 90 90 90
Albert tor crilaO')
Ruiland
SrIt sTws.
Also imported Of al, the above kinds Of Plst manu-
into the te sph mos, s shscs @
S SoT every styie oPsg invented
Is the e TToMEs REYNOLDS
E c5SS ftT6S. 80 1H fsa street, New Yoiit
MRS. n. sCHELTENA, sNETs. 25s BToadway oppo-
ladies' seney that Just received by the late arrivals
S% d S s s and G
Goods for Dresses Laees and Fancy Goods OF all dsscrp
N.Bln the Dress Making Department all order, promptly
superintendent BY lady whs hs, and who has had
ncs ss.e. Of Feses nsGv MONDAY
ls-Co ..inr Of Capoe., Tsaisn Dresses, .pe id en-
e'P 'sfs
Hats and ssnssl .,ormentof fancy articles which will be
put ata very low prlee as usual. m4 heee
TO THE LADIES.
. SMLhER S q. Sns
oe .r sale most select and choice assortment Of Millinery
SG SS for the I sd ,a s S to M
Ths s':oT,%en p, ee sl,E g.; Of The following =
and Do d.
sa5 Fi s' cHlNEss COTTAGES"
A''' anu N--N'''' FANCY sTRAws,
The propet1es respectfully solicit. the ad,e. to favor her
sn% sS
&c m IN pes and great advantage re-
'as' m variety M MIS- Hss RING si si Iss.s:
STRAW GOODS.
sa $ sne saw AND 90 s.ps
fully that
sons bi splendid stock Ladies i,sblQnabe Straw Bon
+. pr at se. id FsneH
E;
ss chi end h S S s e. e q s
toned articles manufactured in the STYLE and
e sn mos in 'as aSe ms
season. ms lm*r
FASHIONABLE SUMMER GOODS.
lection Of and fashionable good, found
any me in s s' city HsSns been IN
dssee both in rs5 and London ThsI of the FOL
sssii. Gf rich san Moaas and six plain black. figured
. Of , liza hpgnh German EePcS sn. and
Gloves q KID goat skim SILK linen Lille thread aud cotton
suaisnder. Englhh German, French and American, in
s5Taa gun elastic Sa'k'kn PLAN and with
Under Garments s, msrino, lambswool. cotton, linen,
thsssd and 9uskskin shirt, ana drawers.
end fashionable
Linen Co,rs and Dress Fronts variety and forms,
rsund and square corners. Byron, &c. &c.
Spitalfcld. India Linen, &c.
Dressing Gowns Hosiery Purses money and riding Bells,
Umbrellas Walking and fact all articles apperaning
10 gentIem mans wardrobe.
The subscribers weud iculary recommend their superior
article the Improved Minerva Shoulder Brace This article
intended brace the and exond the chest and will
be found Of immense beuet al of udous habits
or Of either who have acquired the hapt Of
ing To children who have acquired hat habit they will be
found inv auabr They still their
cee bated elastic Stocks, 81 arr and Craval Stacks
PARSELLS & AGATE,
Old established Linen Diapers and Stock Ma uf
ml4-lmrs 237 Broadway. corner of Park Place
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DR. pOEI1'3 Eradc,tor tesbish,d for 10 yesn in this
ctyl Destined TO other remedy for the
deal Of hne reet and all debes OF the urinary
organs from is certainty OF acton pleasant aud being
the result Of 20 Of regularly educated
eisn Whseyer rces on this medicine bs acpe
benslye ri falling tbs hands putting
hundred De have bee eectuay cured after paid large
sums 60 these Sold Wholesale aud retail The oI
Fulton aud Gold; of Church and Cbambers
c'rner Of Walker and BoweJ 90 Bayard street, and M al
ton Il PrIce 81. rnl2 msY
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AVON SPkINGs,
IJVING9TON COlTNTV NEW WORK


LIVINGSTON COUNTY, NEW YORK.
THE Popetos would notify The public that the for
the us visitation of the fountains of health has
rived and THAI there five ots and our bathing establish
probable effect of these individual
and for analysis G the differ, they erm-
ted 70 refer to Dr. W Francis, No. Bond slee y DR. H.
d. Buckley Lecturer diseases Of the sk No 43 Blocker
street, tc Dr. salisbury at The Springs. 'T27 2m*r
SIRE 20 EAGLE HUTEL.
10 whitehall street. opposite the Battery Garden.
THIS house having undergone alterations aud repairs
L having heen newly furn shed-he present proprietor
spectuy his friends Of the old country and ira
yelling public generally that II IL now open Tor the reception
The posonof this hoe but little detail OF us I'D
being situated facing the Battery Garden and
handing foil Of the Bay within minutes walk Of
tn. hi'adelphia, Boston and ALBANY steamboats,
The proprietor intends that and industry
in charges shall not be wanting merit the patronage Of the
pnoIc. .
Hcme-bewed ale, wines spirits &C. Of the best quality
three a glass, HENRY B. GRIFFITHS,
mis- im"r Late Of Bath. England.
PAV,LION-FORT LEE.
THE above establishment having been retfed in the most
fashionable and modern style, opened on the first Of
May for tbs reception Of visitors and permanent bosdes
No location this for saubrty aud convenience
being situated within nine miles OF the city at the commence
of the Paaadoes bank or the Hudson. For
nvaids those wishing and recreation, This
establishment presents advantages having extensive
grounds for promenade where sheltered from the
summer with conveiences for bathing such to please
the sdious The extensive from the Pavilion
and adjoining heights unsurpassed for is besuy Military
companies encampment lions, will find
the grounds have been laid expressly for
thosc purposes.
T-The steamboat Boston. Captain Babcsch will Fly regu-
larry giving facilities to those having business IN the city. to
visit daily.
or particulars en9STs Je Neis ~
l8lmsr Proprietor.
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m30 lmsr iSigred) Y. l.. MYERS.
WATCH MAKERS AND WATCH JEWEL
J. G. STONEALI

J. G. STONEALL
Respectfully informs Lis friends that he has resumed hi, former
business 1871 Fulton between Broadway and Nassau
street. where he dinner
parties clsbs NC in ms former well known st lie.
Spac and for Reference Courts
Martial &c &c in Instant readiness in former times.
jeeimr
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TREASURY NOTES LOST.

PenofD against payment
notes.
ibealr ward will be paid fer the of the book and
to the subscriber rs South Front Moss
Allibane 4 -, south Wharves, Philadelphia,
Mss.rs. gryan Maitland, i7s Front street. New York.
Philadelphia, S7th May, s43
m3O msr tSigred) Y. l.. MYERS.
WATCH MAKERS AND WATCH JEWEL
LERS.
T s. WALLIS & Co, No. I5S Broadway, I'd floor. be-
Maiden Lene and Lber street, would respectful
acquain friends and the public Who wish havr
chTonometers clocks music boxes description Of
watches. fine intricate repaired orjewelled. Also,
description of repared made uby
rollers for duplex pallets chronometer, ruby OFFENDERS for
lepnes ruby pins levers diamond and watches
lcwe,led IN style supasse. ny any Europe Fusees
and wheels cut and teeth ounded public clocks and hank
long erenence in the trade they the cpncy and
facility required sake OF watches
equal imported, and will the beat of ree
required. Charges moderate. MIL lmsr
ITO The LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
Howqua MiIturerhis extremely delicious and
lsed Tea highly in Chna and Europe
ported for sale the Canton Tea Company General
Tea Embellishments, 1871 Chribamst Nsa Yor, and JIG Fu
street, Brookvnin tsckSss Price 20 each
mo- IL. an
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PLANTERS HOUSE.

! ! ST. LOUIS, Mo.
IL Of the time. the undergne has reduced the
OF Boarding and Lodging day and of
Wires from 3,L per cant. Hs tables will contiaue
here toore be supplied with every luxury the affords
The building the largest airy and combines
fort: than the CITY, and surpassed by any HoIe
the West.
Every attention will given the undersigned his agents
call. BENZ. STICKNEY.
May 5, lA3 In
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sELPH0,s FIRST paEMlUM ANGLEsEY Leg;
% ts INTO tins county and made soeiy BY WI
York This # AfeaI Leg derives il. sU
horseman Ecpe) BY whom il Las been adopted
It's 6rs BY the late Mr. Pots of London
sstant.
The ADge.ey Leg patented In England. and differs d,;
ime n EUROPE ]. worn By Prince Ernest Of He Phillip
md Naval and Military .isuemen who suffered il .hs late
VAR. Also ny msuy ladies Of distinction II allowed by the
Natural Leg hth proauced opinion which both
TO rs torn ana acsn has teen recently confirmed ~
the unred States, And during the so-. time the subscriber
has been 70 t advantage. have fully ,sd
len with him the strongest certificates in favor OF is
s wthou. meaning reec, upon any maker Of the old
style OF leg corsders his duty the public against
e hd TO %ess or s
hi, proiesoa and mechanical principle upon WHICH the
eseua'S 81 s' Lex depends known only in the one"
w be consulted daily Spring by letter.
Itrom the New World.l
THE ANoLEsEY Lee This invention and its Introduction
ss w oy
very beau a and IS at the same tine strong and durable s
,o.. are sSey ,%I 10 nsu5e and the most .so
%S we to our readers s the
telling the literal truth. mil im.m
pHOrOGRAPh PORTRAITs.-Dr. L. NJ. CYRUS,
he INVENTOR Of this art proJuc,, by it no, ooy cor
abrapcy Of coorine. which IA! sSrra,s h,f d'euv
whether ancient mod,of the celeb, ted artists
Grateful the encouragement he has received from his nu-
neroa. friends and the public gene Ialy D. Cyrus
af% ss nas s sos
Of Broadway where he trusts his skull n ms profession and
him continuance Of the patronage hitherto literally
oe 1ISs "a on him: ;.,.,. ..-,,, os,,. n,.
guereoyps and PhytogIaphic art Intrumen. o taking
ss 81 M the FL .o ss the fyc
graphs or colofs Terms moderate milo lm-r
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FALMO'S ARCADE BATH,
THE eENrLRaaEEAAss s sAko sdkS nov orEN-er..
Baths 90. ................,s eent.
Bath, with robes or sheets. .....s7H
The subscriber having leased the above establishment for
s he IN scale eo
elegance ana m'gnhcence with any similar establishment
oS that
pro s ass 70. &: a no. %
oI the social and CONVENE nee ha not on the
and Baths. m" Ss
der the enjoymspt Of bah the ne plus ultra" Of
ali description Of the improvements viii be given when
the whole FsM
J 'I ha1rh Fl p kE.rEE So T.AMBU.T rN9PKIE
article Sheet Brass, ai5ab, for stair, which
he OIL rs for se cheap He also hnnhe, and puts them
shortest n0oee SUD on MA I,
0ss sona ssy 70 s
any purposes for which feather used and warranted to pos
t psIsey ishI aade. Of the C .,
5 It i 9s % By s ,S Nth oil a
compose, as inferior articles IN no used Should
as the above will Be taken back ,%e IN.
side n month. from its purchase, and other gwen in
am Coupling and etppe. will be attached without charge
process making when unknown to any oter the trade
Gn ns the article long w'ned e? 6R rier other
mic lmsr Successor to Rox burr r. G. AS MainenLaue.
CROTON WATER FOR sHIPPING-The unde rsigned
RESPECTFULLY inform the owners aud matters OF vessis
the Port Of New York that 1.-THE MIGRANTS being now laid
they are now prepared supplies in quantity
We would general information that no other persons
sTs authorized under penalty to furnish shipping with Croton
Wafer e1csptthe under''snsdb owS . o,,,ovr
General Depot, South sidc Fulton Ferry.
Nv lm0rc soutn street Nv York.
DOOR Plates! DOOR PLATEs .-Thos- in w.n1 Of
handsome, cheap and durable silver Plated Brass Door
Plating Engraving and Door Plate Estabshm I57 Bowery
Also Me tsic Numbcrs, ul article
'e''s dwelling 'hnrfs sUss stat. s... ss
m6 m.r 9Th door above Bro me east side.
EXPRESS FOR CLEVELAND AND DEThUi L.
HE subscribers VIII SEND through from tnis city
70 the above named and int mediate places the
bundles and packages Of goods collection drafts notes
snd accornrnd - ruch other business may
them. POMkKOY Co,
2Wslls NY
~ g. Immediately the opening lake ma ygation the
above express line viii be extended to Chicago, Cincinnati
xc and continued throughout the cute
with their New Yors Albany. Troy. aud Buffalo daily
press me
A DAMS COS NEW YOHK Anu NEWARK 4 .
,abscrben have er,sbbed an EIpress 6.tween New 70
aqd Newarh IL Tor The uan'mss,on and speedy delve
Of paehases eundlss mo- ey, &C. &e the collection Of
prden for ARTICLES 10 be returned BIZ the Express will e.
osf q New YolL a, No. Wall street, and Newark. At
.. ::': S u" a's "l a "a H II
&hO0 REWARD-.-CR0ss' sFECIFIC MIXTURE
pow for the Of 0onnorrhes, 0eeu Structures
sn,ioi pos eomraints Of the organs Of geuersti
or all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints
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ROARDIN IA family or two be Handsomely acco N
II modated with hoard at NrwHk, ). Ire situation
Of the most ghfu the place. and but few ror
the stop ling place Of the rail
FOR further information apply at No. 81 Maiden Lane.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12
From the Richmond Compiler of Jan. ,.
ImpOrianl Decision under iac Compromise
Art.

A oucsiion of some interest 10 the com
mcrcla community, aud one, ~ regard I"
which considerable diversity of opul"n ha>
prevailed IN Congress, was d"cldrd 10y IN"
limited States Circuit Court, holden ~ ,hlS
CIV. n, ~ last tcrm-Judgcs Daniel and
Mason presiding.
A sun has been instituted ~ behalf oi The
United SraiCs, ,o recover lr"u u Firm ~ Nor
ioIk. the dulips upon u carT" "l sugar Iinp"r-
ted from the West Indies after The 'Oih June.
~. and entered NJ the tusinm tinnS" ~
Richmond. on W" 2d July lnst. Th" dcicn'
d,nr., by their plea druwd ih" right "l lh'
United States ~ recover my da'rrs up"u lh'
r,rcn: white thr plalulIh, claimed u dn'y ct
~ prr cent upon the value NJ lhiS port, ~
rrr,aincd by appraisers appointed ny 'h''
Collrciur
The drciSion of ,hc question depended mp
an the construction io be- gwen io the pt"
Iu.inns nl The net uf Congress approved the
"a March. IS3}, usually called III, t"mpro-
misc act" By The Il 81 section "t thrt net.
All duties upon f"rcign imports wrrc rrducrd
H., twenty per trn,um al ,alVfcm iroui aud
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12

fast place that u IS proposed 10 set apart
$4,000, 600 OF Government funds for this
purpose, aud To anthorize an issue of Gov.
prnment stock for $4,000 600 n,ore and ~ il
- not proposed Ia auihorizc the ExchnQrer
10 issue more than SIS, 900 COO of circulating
noies IN any event, there Is thus n provision
vi one COLLAR IN specie for every dollar aud II
half in circulation. But ms this circnlnion H.
always receivable for Government dues of all
kinds, and has the guarantee Of the federal
Government for its ultimate redemption IN
addition to the usual provisions for its re-
dcmpli,n in specie on demand aud as il
would be- issued in the natural and ordinary
business transactions Of The Government aud
vi the community, no reasonable doubt should
exist that It woull a. the President says
" readily enter into general circulation, and
be maintained nt all times at or above par
with gold and silver"
The organization of The Exchequer and
branches can be effected without creating
any disturbance or diversion of the none,
capital OF The country, or the usual tempo
rary scarcity aud distress in the money mar
kct consequent upon scrnPng cash together
10 pay up subscriptions for bank stock. II
would apply tho first emolieni process re-
guired 10 heal the wounds inflicted upon the
body polite under the decorations of empirl-
cal theorists.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12
ME MORANDA.

Arr at New York, lst, ship Louis Philippe
Cu,ioh, from iIavre.
Spoken-25,h uit. - 56 \. Ion ~ 80 W
brig Good Hope, Wade, days hence, io'
jamaica.
Arr at Mobile, 22d uIt, Schr Hannah, Tay-
lur, from Kingston, JAMAICA
Sailed from New YorR; Sd inst, Ship Viii
liam Engs, Coe, for rr,rsir.
Arr alrhiIoLelphia, list, sl"op Herald, Lake,
hence.
Arr at New Orleans, 2o,h, Schr Rio, Coz
Zens from Al,akupas.
Arr at New York, 4rI, SchF yolusn, Clarke
from Swa,isboro', n. &.
Al Ilnvai,u, l1tl ult, Brig Annawan, Swa
sc,, diScg Echo, Me>srr, ior NiaranZa>, cid
-Schr Convert, Gardner, for New Orleans
neAt day.
Arr at Mobile, 21il, ult. !SIoop Annawan
Burdick, hence = days.
Arr NJ New York, 9th, Ship Mariana, Phil
lips, 10 days from tpal,eliicoa
AR at Sa>annai, "a, Schr Gcn. Cobb, Ham
mond iin New Orleans.
Arr at New Orleans, 29th, Schr Convert
Gardner, lm llavana,-Cld Ship Huntsville
Mnmlord, New i"rk,-Adv. Brig Confidence
BaIy, for this port, with despatch.
Arr at Boston, 9Th, ship Monticello, Lawton
from Savannah.
Spokcn-n August, lat. ! s Ion. ~ W.
ship AUDLEY CLARKE, Griawold, Of The
port, go mos. out, 1000 bbs sp.
Arr n, Bristol 9th, BtIs Emigrant, Trip
fin Atlantic Ocean, no ol--has been absent {
monrhs-Rcport. of Flores, August 23d, bria
HELEN, Price, of this port, , months out
30 bbls oil.
Sailed rn N"w Bedford, lst, ship Canada,
Topban, for NV Coast Of Amcri...
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12
HER RAID OF THE TIMES.

after the 30ih June, 1912. The third section
provides that "from and afcr the Both day OF
Jane, lS42 the duties required Ia be paid by
law on goods, wares aud merchandise, shall
be assessed upon the value thereof, at The
ppri where the same shall be entered. under
such regulations us may be prescribed by
lnw.n
II was ia behalf Of the United States that
the latter clause of The 3d section did not
require farther Legislation, in order 10 give
efficacy Ia the act after the 30lh June, Ia42
but that until Congress prescribed other
regulations It was the dniy of thu collectors
IN the assessment Of duties 10 be- governed hy
former laws. ns modified BY the compromi-e
ncl, or by such regulations as the > cre,ary
of The Treasury might prescribe, under ,be
powers vested in him by former acts. aud
particularly by the OH section of the cocc-
,on ACT of the l4'h July. 1889. The posi-.
lion was also taken that the act of March.
1893, having fixed The rate of duty at 20 pci
cent on the value Of The imports, the power
OF prescribing IN what manner that value
should be appraised oug hi TO be regarded as
a necessary incident 10 The right To demand
The duty. even though M such power had
been given by former nets to The Secretary
w 'hc ItGuSuIy. w WHb~f NV
collection of the revenue from Imports is en-
trusted by law.
Tho foregoing positions were res isted hy
the counsel for the defendants, who ondeav
orrd 10 satisfy the Court. both from the pro-
vsiNnS Of the compromise act itself, and from
lae history Of The law, and circumstances
connected with its passage, that Congress
did not intend To provide by tbat net for the
collection of duties after HE 30lh juno, 1872
but designed To leave the matter subsequent
to that period, to fulher legislation; and that
in the absence Of such legislation, there was
no lawful authority 10 rcgnlre the payment
Of duties on H.erchapdze imported after the
date above mentioned.
The Court having taken some days 10 con
slider. decided that the law was in favor OF
The United States, and directed a Judgment
To be entered Ior the amount Of duties claim
ed by them. viz: twenty per centum upon
The value of the cargo rs appraised nj this
port; the duties amounted Ia about SlI00
This Is the first case. we believe. IN whlcl
the question above stated. has been judicaly
dec ided.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12

agree with you in anxiousy desiring the
restoration of peace. During the past yenr
! have endcavurcd. us fnr as was in my pow
rr. I" bring il nboui. II would be nothing
more than justice TO tho law and order mem
bers OF lI'e General Assembly that It SHOULD
bc generally known that. while they haye
been firm in upholding iLe suprcMscy of the
law, they have. at several tunes during III"
pas, year. bc'n anxIons for IN honorable aud
peaceablc settlement Of all our differences,
aud Tint such settlement has been prevented
mainly by the insulting taunis aud mcnaces
Of the dlsorganizers, aud by the fear that
what should be done from a spirit of conc'a-
ton aud desire To settle our family quarrels-
would be- attributed. by the opposite party,
to co~ardIcc and base and unworthy motives,
and thus would fail Of producing any iavorn-
BILE effect.
am, very respectfully, your ob't servant,
f.. X. POTTER.
WILLIAM G. GoDDALD, Esq.
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n z A r II 8

In this town, an Monday afternoon Last,
Mr. SARAH pNRE, widow ofthe late Aa.
ron 1. Dyre, m The Goih !eoe of her age
In this town, on Tuesday evening last, STE.
PIIEN, son Of Mr.. Zenns l.. Hammond, aged
4 wears aud : months. Funeral this Afternoon
NJ . ocock, from MIR. llammondS rrsidsnrc
ia Thames street, which the relations aud
friends are invited 10 attend.
In this town, yesterday morning, George Is.
youngest child of Mr.. Theodore Phlnncy,
aged 6yonrs.
Lost overheard from sloop Annwap, on the
morning of the 23d ult. nii her phsSiee from
this port to Mobile, THOMAS EDWIN, son
of the late Mr. Adam Burdick, of this town,
aged ~ years, II months and days.
In Proyidrncr, on the Isl inst. Miss MARY
eldest danghtcr of The late Henry Bowen, E,q
On Thursday evening, ANNA FRANCES
infant daughter of Ephralm Burrows.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12
From The Fall River Monitor, Dec. 81.
Lectures by Gr. Lambert.

DIR. Lambert has gwen n course of Lee
lures M the Columbian Hall during the past
and present week upon the human SYSTEM
We were absent during the past week. and
have heard bu: part OF the lectures, which
we regret, because. judging from those we
have heard, we have been deprived Of hear
ing much that would have been both useful
and interesting.
The subjcct rs very important onr-nnd
the manner IN WHICH Dr. l.. has treated u,
has been as able and as interesting as the
suhjec, is important. He has a manikin, or
artificial man, of full SIZE, with all the ar,c
res, VEINS, &r. -puintcd IN their natural col
or, arranged IN the exact order of life, by
WHICH he illustrates his subject and is enabled
to give TO his hearers very clear and exact
knowledge Of The human structure with It's
Numerous ranIIhcniIois.
We have never attended course Of lee
turra on tins subject where .hls most won
dcrfiil aud complicated machine the frame of
man. was so ially. fairly aud clearly iIustra-
ted, as ii has been by Mr.. Lambert We
have been particularly gra'liird with his lee
lures upon the lungs aud Gron the skin. II
at all regarded by his audience, they cannot
tail TO produce beneficial results. Mr.. l.. is
a modest, grn'lcmany young man, aud has
none of those pompuus airs, hlch some
times disgrace the concerted lecturer and
d,snu,l his audience. The Hall has been
fiIlrd 10 ovrrfowlng, and We learn with n,ca
sure that al, ave been highly gITlfed' II
is always pleasant to see true meiit cncpur
aged and rewarded.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12
SIIETaIFF'S SALE.

RY virtue Of an execution issued from the
- Ilor. Court of Common ri, ~, iur The
County al v asl'ugtun, ai the f. brnary term
thereof isI0. ia favor "f The Landloldrrs
Bank, nnd against Sap,nrl Bro~n nj S"mh
kingstnwn. >hall on ihr ;}0,h dpy of Janus.
~. ls4i. NJ ~" "'l"rk, =. NJ .. sell nj publ
auction, tract of land ~ SouIh Kngstowu.
lcuniainlng about $50 acres. - bounded nnril,
rrly 10y land Of Joshua Brown aud Eli.hl
Watson, east un the rond aud narrow iiver,
south on laud oi Joseph T.. Perry aud heirs
of John Watson. aud westerly ON the fresh
mcnduws, or So much thereof a. al satisfy
snId execution aud eXp"nse,.
Conditions ai The time md place Of sale
Sale ~ ,h" dwelling house oh ;hr prrmis,..
FRANCIS B. SEGAR, DcErty ShuiG
WAsHINGroN. Sc.
2d Jan. ISI3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-12
NOTICE..

'V>IlE subscribers would respectfully ar
nounce 10 the citizens Of Newport, thai
they have purchased tho stock Of DRY
GOODS in Store No. li9, Thames street.
formerly occupied by G. CHAMBtRLiN. at n
great discount, whereby they are enabled To
offer Goods al les than the Original cost.
They trust by stIIct integrity. close ap-
pIcnlion to business. and II regard for The
wants OF their customers, 10 merit quad
share of public patronage.
The Store will be opened on Saturday,
Ian. 4lh. Purchases are re- pectfully invited
to call aud examine this stock OF Goods.
II. S. a. PARM ENTER.
Newport, Jan. ~, lSl3.