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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26
DISASTERS &c

Sloop Yantic, Bennett, "f and for Fail River
from r. York, struck on Black Ledge, ls'3
inst nboi, miles E. of New London Iishi,
and 5ilgsd. She has since been got OF, and
iowrd into tia, port, after being stripped and
sold n. she iay or the Lodge. Her cnrgo was
go, out i" damaged state, aud landed at New
London.
The Sloop Rbodo Island, Hull, on her pas
sage from New York TO Providence, was
struck by lightning morn of the 18th inst, Oh
Watch II II. Capt. Hull and four Of the crew
were knoGked down, and remained insensibs Ia
ssvcral minutes, but were not seriously injured:
the vcssc was slightly injured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26
KGIMSINCNS YERMifusE

This remedy for worms y ons of tue most
extraordinary ever used. u cftsctually sradi-
cal.s worms Of all sorts, foih children and
adults
II cannot harm The smallest infant or ilie
sisongest aIult There is no mercury ar nine-
raj mr il. Mercury IL the ba'is Of most worm
rernsdies and The remedy i- sometimes worse
this the disease SO never use lozenges. but
rely upon this. Every person will he con'inced
o u one uial, ilnt 1t II the most perfect cure
ever invented.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26
TAXES FOR lS43.

.J,uE subscriber. Collector of Tovn. PEG
is,ry aid Military Taxes, Irf"by g'vF'
notice that he has received ron the Town
Tren.nior the Tax Books Tor lei3, unJ rc.
quests all persons suhjnc, TO 'asalion 'o 'ai.
y, h,. office. No %. Thames stree. d"o'S
oor,h o( the Ferry whsrf. and seiil"
.GOODSpEED, CoHtcior
N.B-All persons paying persons E'."'r
nr Registry Taxes are reminded 'h'' ihr'
must pay their Taxes presious 10 'hs "''
dsy ~ December. II they wish Ia nsa,' 'h'r
selves or the privilege Of voting fT 10" " 'f
IsII Ori. "
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26
Rowdyism & Interlepers
Must not be Encouraged

DUT,-soy the Robblc, ,-TILLEY. you
- are = little tsintcd with RoiDdyism and
are an Inieriopr. NOT SOL o. pay
Slate taxes 10 pn, down Rowdyism, u spend
most of my money IN Newport, where have
now opened a Dry Goods Store for few
days only.
Bat Ladies Of Newport, Portsmouth nrd
MiddlcloWp, the regular Dry Goods Dealers,
and no, Sans,isrs, nre the ones who assist the
Farmers and Mechanics 10 nj least portion
IT 'he money you hove to speud-,hey EN-
poy many and help 10 work up the produce
of he fartnprs-if you purchase Of them you
assist iac,n 70 arsist Won ~ iurn--thcy are
accountable tor what they sell and will make
AL good which do not prove so--they viii Cr
vou and yours when II Is not convenient to
pay the cssh--,ic,r word ls good, as they
p,ectrcc ne dece ep,lon whatever.---On tho con.
uary, SgltnR1s pay no iaxes,-empioy no
mrc auics, ,-prrchnsc nothing of the farmers,
but get sll your money they cnn 10 benefit
those out OF the town and State there rs
uo accountability in them, and when The or.
,,clcs they sell you 40 not prove good. you
may whistle for rcdress:--.heir cry ~ cheap
md ~ h,nety nine cases out OF hundred. NJ
you would only compare their Goods, before
Won pu,chusc, WITH the REGULAR Dealers
Goods. YOU would find the cry was com
oi to eol!! Ungrsteful! unfair aud ungc-
nrtous is that Lady, who spends her money
with squatler, when perhaps OF the same
time, she VI her husband, or her father, has
owed the regular dealer Tor long time, or
has an open accol'n, with hiui.
A few days since. Lady purchased two
Dresses of n Squa,ter for good Goods, and
winch proved dsmaged-he took back one,
bu, would not take the other.
w. J. r. sells Ladies' Nigh, Caps for six
cents, which cost 8 I-3 cents--b but lf the In
Jy purchases other goods, The loss is easl'y
nada %. That Is The trick played off LIS
dies, think of these things :! Oct ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26
NJ T. NOR Al NDA.

AT Malaga, 10Th ult. Brig Confdrnr", Bal.
Icy, for N. v, wig cargo. Malaga dates IN
Ihe 18th, have been received, and do not men.
tion bor, it is therefore presumed that she
sailed abou; the 10Th ult.
Cid at Philadelphia, Eth inst. Ship S..
Lawrence, Chacc, Savannah.
AR al Charleston, i7th, Schr Goo. Wash.
ington, Reed, hence.
Arr a, Savannah, 18th, ship Mon'ics'io
Lawton, n. York.
Arr al Norfolk, 20:h, Brig Henry, Burt
hence.
Touched at La!laina, Sandwich Islands
April 10Th, ship WIN. LEE, Clifford, of thi.
port, 30 months out, with 600 bbls sp oil
bound 10 NV Coast NAV oh, ship ANDLFf
CLARKE, Griswold, so month, "ni, IlCo
bbis 80 oil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

In order thai our friends and those wanting
our Medicines may b. certain of eeHng them
genuine, we have estub lishsd u lfsgei, Of onr
New York iiouso at No. SO, Cornhiil. B"s'o,.
Tue public are generally aware that thoy nave
been greatly imposed upon by pe''"ns mah'ns \
vpnding Couoteneits OF our M.dicines. thereby
injurias 'be reputation Of ,hs genuine, the
apurious being worthless. and resembling the
''us only ii ex,srnal appearance. Wc shall
also keep constantly on hand. large a'-or'-
'hsnl Of all The really valuable proprietary
in use
80 '" CoMsTQCK co,
W Hew York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

Tie Supreme Court adjourned last
Saturday to the 2lst Of November,--
Dickerson, sentenced to the State Pr's-
on for robbing the tomb Of the D'Wolf
family, and for an assault upon All officer
in attempting TO escape from jail, was
tisd for another attempt to escape from
the State Prison. The jury did no,
agree. The Supreme Court has been
principally occupied with license cases
and other matters Of small importance,
the greater part of which should never
have pnssed beyond q Police Court.
Some legislation should be had to re-
hcve The highest Court from the con-
sidersti.n Of these eases Providence
Journal.
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ERALD OF III E Il M e s.
az AA AHA@3S s.

u this town. on Thursday last, by the Rev. Mr..
Watson, Mr.. William y. Caliahan. senior ~dior oI
The Rhndc Islander, 10 NJ lss Sarah e. eldest daughter
of the late Mr. VIM. Webb, all OF this town.
lp'Provdence, on Tburrdsy last, by the Rev DIR.
T1har, Marcus Morton Jr. Esq, OF Boston, 10 Miss
Abby o. noppn, daughter Of tho late Mr. Henry Hop
pin OF Providence Mr.. James Green, TO Miss Sarah
r.. daughter of Capt VIM. Martin all Of Prov vidcnre-
On Nonday last, ~ Cto.ge G,nddins to Ai.s Sarah
"A oapsLter ofthe iAie cspl Oliver Earle. sli mP
IL North Psoyidenes, 17ih inst. Mr.. VIM. Mcgee
snow. of Providence 10 Mrs Susan A. C., youngest
daughter OF Gen Jaseph ilawes of the former place
In Burriilvie, l2ih inst Mr. Jefferson Remington
Of smiihhed,t TO Miss Enrline W1frman OF BurrIvills
~ South scunic, sih inst Mr.. Augustus Thnrsion
10 Mia Julia Angel oi thai town.
IN Bellsvilie, ". J on the lS'h. inst. BY The Rev
Mr.. Lewis, Mr.. Pardon White, Jr Of New Yors, "a
Miss Mary g. Ysung, of BeilsviiIc.
In Bunhlc, I2,h in-t Mr. George 4. Eaton. OF P'ov
deuce, 10 Miss Abby g. Iioppn Also, M. Richard
" y mar. OF Boston, 90 Miss Harriet Louise Hoppin
dspshsrs ofRiehsrd Hopp'n Esq.. formerly Of fso'i
dence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

sAvAssAB DAILY sus.---Ws have roeeiv ed
the frs, numbsr Of new daily, entitled "Tho
sun,'' published upon the rash plan, 0hs best
IS al. pI,ns) at Savannah, Georgia, by GAsp.
xEN r. LiLLIsaIDsE, Esq, native Of Rhode
Island. The politics of,ho paper are neutral.
We wish NJ. L. much success in this last
"launching out"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26
vAE sIoK HEADAcHE,
EITHER NERVOUS OR BILIOUS

An attentive perusal OF the following will. il
is believed. fully repay all classes Of readers -
HEApAcHE.-Thi disease is one from
which arises more misery to tho human family
than is generally supposed not being directly
fatal, il is often neglected. OF persons resort so
much to tho use Of purga,ives and other medi.
cines, as to impair their genern health, and
oflen induce fatal diseases The article. DIR.
sPOHN'S HEADACHE REMEDY, from
.CoMsrock g. Co, no,c altered seems to have
overcome theso difficulties. While its effects
are mo-, powerful and immediate in curing an
stack or keeping it of, il is perfectly mild and
innocent :as to be used for infants with the
greatest effect and safety. This has now been
Tested by 70 many OF The highes, members Of
this comm unity, as 10 require no further proof
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

The nert Presidential Eieeiion.-The cleo
,ion of IL is 20 be 10 joke. Conlound tl.oee
whps-,hey are like John Barleycorn I; ~hy
will they not siay d,od7 Although It so SAL
;.G,c,orily seemed q, one time that the brains
were out. II 10, however. a fortunate thinR
ior ne ,ha, we have met ,his year with the two
sudden checks. in our general career OF
sweeping prosperity, by which VIC were
b,,urb, M, rather unpleasan,y, IT must be
confesscd. ~ North Carolina and Tennessee
J.;te IA, ynice Of the slave whose duty II wns
., si, q, the triu,nphal car to remind the con-
qucror tha, he was but man and mona', 'ney
have come tn os NJ warnings. 81 wncn We
sJjurc our friends no, to be nnmind'o,, 'ha'
even IN The mds, OF strength, VIC hold o",
pride ~ place by difhco't end douo''"
tenure. - Democratic Rspisto.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26
SHIP NEWS. IL
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Oct. 20.

THURSDAY, Oct. 20
Bark Chancellor, Collins, IS days I'm Antigus. ofsnd
tor y. Hsven-Len brig WIN. u. Tnlinan, I'm Norfolk
discg.
Brig Prince de Joinville, Gardner, I'm Havana 7th
inst, with % coo gallons Moiasses, to Marshal Cns
of.-L~ft brig G.. W. kuight, for Portland, next day
Orb aud Motto, In, do discci Poland, Smith, hence
arr 4th, do.
Brig America, Austin I'm Prov. ror Ellsworth.
schrs Exchange, Nickerson. I'm Prov. Harwich Vol
"a, Tutile, and Amity, Caste, do for Phiisdcphin
Floridr Briggs. Freetown for Savannah Planet, How.
land, James River.
sloops Ornament, Oaks, and Empress, Tuite. IN,
Prov. Charles Mason, New York for Prov. with main
sail torn :" - 80
FRIDAY, oet 90.
schrs Ad.la, Horton, IN, Taunton for Charleston
81 pery' ni 'h'' port lns Sn,hro'k' Conn., b"m""
SATURDAY, Oct. 81,
Rrgs Relief lIutchins, fJ Sieubeu for Philadelphia
Apphia Hern,sr Bosio on for EllInheih City, N L.
schrs Cardinal Diamond, York for salem, and sold
so bbs Flour TO tighten her Page Nickerson, Boston
Star, Crowei, Dennis.
SUNDAY, Oct. 22.
schrs Hope, George, I'm Prov for virginis-iIornet,
Paddleford, Taunton for n ! ork 80
sioopy ysmes Lamphoer, Kenny, and Translation
Wells, hn Proyeenee for York.
MONDAY. Oct. 23.
Ship Hooglev. - OF ans for Warren, from New
Zensnd with I56o bbls oil rhs u disn,ns'ed III
Brig inte schr Boweia, W iliiom., lin Berkley, tc
load for Wilmington, G.
CLEARED.
25ih-Schr May Flower, King. Mobile.
Brig hnnawan, Swasey, Wilmington
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26
MAGIC RAIN EXTRACTOR.

EF II seems hardly worth while that we
shou d add our testimony to the Overwhelming
mass that has aleady been procured 10 that IN,
es,huabe Burn Specific, DALLEf'S fAiN
but VIZ may NJ well say t''a,
il exceeds any thing we ever INV or heard OF.
for tn e rnpid and thorough euro Of sores Of all
kinds, and no family should be without il. for
if the y have accidents by fire. il is a sovereign
cure whe re life il Tot osi q, once and IL they
never have such n calamity II cannot come
amiss in the great variety OF cutnneous nfIec-
I ions, sores, cuts. Sc. &c, Of which every
lam lily mus, hove ils shaIe.-.N. Y. .arOra.
TO ALI THE WORLD WHO USE
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26
THE PILES AND ALL SORES.

Hays linimcnt i- known now 10 thousands.
~ a most s,raorJinary remedy FOR these sfBic.
iions. II j, impossible tn tell in a newspaper.
in such Q manner A. to obtain foil credence, the
effect. and benefits OF this article, 20 general v
the practice Of advertisers Of eiiollns articles
Of no merit. Such pcrsoasl references will be
given. ~ to bring conviction To th, minds o
the n,cr, unbsIiev'ng. VIII sufferers opl, ask
among their friends, if they have not heard oi
or known i's effects and Il they do no, hear 1t
more warmly prsis ed than any other salve, let
ihom no, get u. Al fancy or esssgsration ).
positively excluded from I hcso statements. and
u is determined to say nothing Of IT. merits.
bu, wh., could be fatty proved by host Of
witnesses, in any court OF Jus''cs. W. York
commercial ddveyt,scr.
~ the ahovc utielcs. So' 'slo by v. TAY.
iLoR, Agent. Newport, " !. Oct 2c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

Al Rodney, Miss. the yellow iever con
iinucs to rage in it's most fatal form. All the
physicians without exceplion.have been taker
down with the disease. The death Of Dr.
J. II. Savage is reported, md DR.. Iiul-e, Dr.
Picket, DR.. Williams, Dr. Todd and DR.. An
drews, were oil down sick.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26
BRIGHTON MARKEr-Monday, Oct ~, is<3.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser a. Patriot

At Market 1900 Beef Cattle, 100 Stores,
$500 Sheep, and 1850 Swine.
PatcIs--B..f Caitle-wc quote faw OK.
tra 4 50; first quality els % second quality
375 third quality, 2 50 3 so.
Barreling Ca,tle-Mrss 325; No ], 900 ;
No 9, 80.
Shoop--Smsll lots were sold from 75c Ia
I a. Wcihers from 25 to 50
swine-Prims lots to psddlo 2 for Sows,
and : I.2c fnr Barrows. Ohio Hogs, large Z
| z q and 3 &c. At retail from to 6l.2c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

.Iy. Sunderland continues his lee
lures upou pa,h.,ism to very crowdfd
audiences, and his experiments nre re-
carded as out-paenc,izing magnetism.
a correspondent, has sent u, an account
OF some oGthem in the course of when
one Of his auditors fancied herself 10
heaven. in the presence of angels and
di..mbodied spirits. We do no, believe
thpi people gel 10 heaven in that way
although il may be so.-tPrOr. Jour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26
This Afternoon Il Evening, Oct. 20.

The Comp,ny is composed Of ;he moe,
bssu,I,u Sud OF Horses, and The finest corps
# equestrian performers, ever concentrated
~ sny -inPlr establishment.
Among the most Interesting Of the new
features given IA tins exhibition. are the
ne lui,rus and highly fashionable perforlnan-
ces nj the VIRGINIA MiNSrREI.S. five
IN number, WHO Will give a variety of songs
aud chorrsos sitter the manner Of tho ne.
grces st the South accompanied by their
unique s"d truly harmonious ipsIrplrents;
being MI eniirely new and original opiertal in
meni, and who have. within the sborl period
they have been before the public, created a
greater sensation than any innscn perior-
nance ever given previously.
Also. the gigantic and sippPDdous fsis Of
MYNUEER LEYDEN. the Dutch Goliah
and Samson, in pulling sgainst horses, firing
cunnons fiom his shoulders, breaking strong
cables Of hemp, Sc. &".
The performances VIII be accompanied
with magnificent Brass Band, led by J. i.
Weiss.
ROCKWELL g. SroNE in offering the splcn
did urfay Of talent enuperated in their bills,
and relying upon the well-earned reputation
they have enjoyed as the only practical
equestrian manngere ~ the United States.
feel confident of receiving continuance OF
the public patronage.
Boxes 25 cents /; PIT I2 I-2 cents.
Doors open q, g ~ O'Clock (; performance
to commence a, 7 O'Clock. p. NJ.
o. For full particulars of the enter,ain-
ment see bills.
GEO DAVENPORT, Agent.
On THURSDAY, there will be an oficr.
noon performance, commencing at 2 o'clock,
for the accommodation Of falni!lea and chill
I.en lOci d.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

YELLOW FEvER AT MoBrLE.--The Regis
ter Of the 17'h ssys:-
The epidemic begins 10 assum" more
favorable aspect The average number 81
cases and OF deaths has been diminished
within o few days. and our citizens begin 10
breathe more freely, in the prospect Of a con
tinued abatement.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26
Notice.

4 Lecture on the Prciensions Of .ini'nai
Magnetism will he delivered by On. H.rsrrr,
y, tho Town Hall, IN Tuesday evening next,
.foc, 3i.D atSo'clock hdmiuanee fee.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26
TO THE OLD AND YOUNG.
HOi YE RED HEADS 4 GREY.
rHENoMrNoN IN CHEMISTRY.
EAST INDIA HAIR DYE,
coLoNs THE HAIR, AND WILL NOT TiIE

SKIN.
This dye is in form OF powJer, which in
plain matter Of fact may be applied to tbs hair
oycr night, the Iirst night turning the lightes,
RED or GREY HAIR to a dark brown, and
by repeating a second or third night TO bright
jet black. Any person may, therefore, with
the leas, possible trouble, Keep his hair any
dark shade or perfect black " ith a positive
assurance 'ha, the powder, il applied to the
skin, Ui N not color il, by an occasional ap-
plca,iou.s = person tu ming grey will never be
known to have grey hair. Directions CON.
plete with the article. There i. no eoiori,ig
~ this statement, as one eau easily test.
IT, These facts are Dorrant,d by the
gentleman who manufactures IL, Uho Is the
Celebrated Chemist, Dr. COMSTOCR, on.
thor Of Comsioeks Chemistry, Phiiossphy,
and ether rorks, and SehooI B3bhs. rsIl
knoWn aud uiseiy Celebrated by fhs public.
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NERVE AND BONE LINIWENT,
AND INDIAN VEGETABLE
ELIXIR.
A CURE FOR RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.

a CURE FOR RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
This article is most truly named. ~ it pcne.
trates To every nerve and s,nsw Of the person
using 1t, and it has attained a reputation un.
tqnslIed by any other article IN khcums-
ti.m. This estornnlly. with the INDIAN
VEGETABLE EXLIxiR ip,erna lly, will euro
the most severe cases--extend contract ed mus
cle,. aud bring feeling aud sen-'bility to limbs
long plralyzed and useless. We oaly n cc'' re.
fer to soms cases below TO obtain the conf.
dence Of tho public for these arc les.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

WGsr isriIs.--rhs fsvsr st Bermuda, pre-.
vailed without much aba Elements ~ late as the
Ilth inst.
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Newport, 5,h Oct; 1913.

On the day above mentioned. and A. W
o'clock, a. m. will sell oa the premises, ri
Public AociIon, that valuable estate siips'eg
on E,stons Point. and next north OF The
estate 90 Washington street, lor'ncr,y owned
and occupied by the late Th"nss Dennis.
ESQ.,. consisting Of Q large lot Of land extend
ing from Washington street TO the hirb"',
with large, well finished dwelling h'n'e
thereon. This estate was convc,ed to the
under,gned by Peter Turner. E.q. :" ho
sold, aud the proceeds thereof 10 be "ppr"'
printed towards the liquidation OF the claims
against the estate Of his ia,her, tho late Dc
LTuroer. ,-,,
Newport, 5'h Oct, IS43 Trustee
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

Fa-.itt, the murderer of Tutor Dwight in
Ynlo college, has boen arrested in Philadsl-
pha.
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FAN "A Arrangement
fOa PROVIDENCE AND NEWPORT.

F0H PRJV'DtNCE AND NEWPURT.
.ssys~ The steamboat 10
S,..-fA LAS, Cap, Benz. r.
EliszpT. Woolsey. will leave
Newport and Provi-
dcnce as follows, until further notice /:
Leave Newport every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday morning AT 10 o'clk.
Leave Providence every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday morning, at l0i
o'clock. FARE 10 Cents.
O. Freight Of all descriptions taken at a
less price than on any other conveynEce.-
70 prove the truth of the above make nrplI-
cation on board. Oct eS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

yellow FEvER AT NEw ORLEAss.-The
Bulletin Of the 10th reInasks:-
Our readers will be happy TO perceive that
the fever is rapidly declining. Should the
westher continue favorable few dsys longer,
we may hope for ap end Of the malsdy.
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School for Boys Il Girls.

~~-~>~~~s~~~(~~~S-e~~-~f--
yS,HE next term OF the PRIVATE School
u ~ NH street, VIII commence on Mon
day, Nov. 9Th
{ English Branches. s6 90
TUIryON, Creek or Latin, 90
{GermnD,French or I'alinr, 8 %
J. f. TYLER,
J. N PUTNAM
Refer to-
Rev. Mr. Leaver, Rev Mr. Tbnycr
Dr. 7. G.. Dunn, Gov. VIM {. Gibbs.
Oct lyl
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Valuable Estates at Auction.
fESA GA

DuRsUAxr 10 authority legally granted by
4 the Hon. Court of Probate for the town
of Newport, there will be sold At Public
Auction on the premises, on Tuesday. the an
of November next, at ~ o'clork, q. W., n!i
the right, title and interest which WiInam
Turner, late Of said Newport. physician. dec.
had at the time Of his death IN and 10 the
following estates situate in Newport sio'e.
said. VIZ: u lot Of land with the large. well
built and commodjcn dwelling hou." and
other buildings thereon standing. bonnd'd
eas,orly Oh Thames street; por,hrrly on q
passpge way westerly on tho Cove and
.ourhery on the Cove and a valuable 10,
of land fronting on Tanner street, con'ainlns
between one snd iwn acres.
"'' IIETTE F.. TURNER, Err.
by HENRY Y. CRANSTON,
her .1K1rBsu
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REGULAR MAIL LINE
FOR NETWORK.
New Arrangement. A
!,abin, 81, ,JO-.leck, $3.50,

VIA. STONINGTON RAILROAD, DAILY,
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

<n On and after Monday,
Oct. I'd. the boats will
fiNs.,sE&99V continue their regular
- trips from Stonington,
Al the usunl hour, on the arrival Of the Train
that leaves Boston al 4 o'clock. p. NJ.
The Massachusetts, Capt. Comstock. Mon
day, "Wednesday md Friday; Rhode Island,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Freight 6 cents per cubic foot. Oct. IL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

ay INTENSIVE AND SPLENDIDLE
a. APPOINTED CIRCUS, late the
!'a,k Theatre, New York, will give series oI
1oyci, classical aud highly amusing .niertnin.
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