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| ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
l. Class AZ, for 1913.
To be drawn at Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday, the
9th September, l843.
| Is drawn ballots.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05

JomN QUINCY ADAMS Ar NEw BEDFORD
The Hon. John Quincy Adams, accompanied
by Hon. Peter c. Brooks, arrived 1T New
Bedford, on q visit to the Hon. Joseph Grin.
nell. on Wednesday evening of last week
A small cavalcade Of gentlemen were a, the
depo, to meet Mr.. Adams. and, bearing torch
es, they escorted him to Mr.. Grinncll's house,
where he returned thanks to them for the at
tention in few appropriate words,
On Thursday, at ~ o'clocS, by invitation
OF the town authorities, he met The citizens in
The Town Hall, and being introduced by Mr..
Congdon. addressed them IN very happy
and eloquent manner for about half an hour.
lie concluded by thanking those present for
the kindness of bis reception. and after his
speech. many Of them were personally intro.
duced TO him.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05
Young Mems National Convention.

The Baltimore American cpncludes its
predatory remarks in presenting The resolu.
iions Of the Wing State Convention Those
published in our last 10 The public, by the
following warm and patriotic call to the
young Wings of the Nation, by whom it will
lac responded to with an earncstness and
nnanimity never before cqnalcd.
"'ro our young whig frienas and brethren,
all and several, in every quarter OF the Re-
public, We may say, IN the spirit which ami
mates The resolutions, and which is felt By
every Wing in Baltimore. come to the grea,
Assembly Of the People Come in multi
tndes. We have room enough for you in our
htarts and in our homes. The greatness OF
your numbers shall but enlarge the compass
uf yopr welcome.
II the result of the deliberations Of the
Hon,naljng Convention shall be TO give forth
she name Of !IfNRY Clay as the Wing can
didate for the Presidency, the shout Of ratif
cation which will 90 up from the congrega,ed
host On the following day will sweep, as i,
were, on the wings OF the wind, and move
with rnshing sound to the termost cx-
Jfemities OF the land mng.ing as it goes with
thr 1cclainations of every State aud city and
town throughout the Union. IL will DO an
earnest Of iIn Inyf,'l payment, soon to be
made, of the long arrearages Of q nations
Rrutitn1e tO en- honored and faithful public
servant whose fidelity has been equaIled only
by the worth Of his services. and the ability
which has marked their performance"
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SEE EEsHFF'S SALE.
NEwCGnT, Sc

NE"lonT, sc -
SRY virtue Of pn Execution issusd out af
1 ND the Court Of Common Pleas far tho
county oiNrwport, May Term, A. ID. Ie43,
~ favor ol William B. Spoonrr, oi IA. TOW n
md couniy ofBI>lol, aud to mo dir.ci.d and
delivered, will sell al Public Auction on the
premises 10 the highes, bidder on Tnc,.la,
l'r }lsi day of October, le43, ut ~ o,l.ek
4. NJ,
Al Tie right, tile ard interest that Samuel =. knsun
"i The Town aid coprty oi Newport uactuf-r hal
on Tue 10Th ia! oi July, A. ID. l5i2, ut three O'Clock
T.. IN and 10 two certain lots of land. riinsr.i n
snid Newport. with all The buildings thereon siundins
- fret of said lots being bnundrd aud described NJ ioi
lows, Ia Wit, ehsrrly land uf S#n,i~l k~-p.n 81
iert son,herll Pope street IS f.ci westerly on
,nihOny street 20 i,-i aud nWihsry on land Now "r
late al John Alum SO feet. The second said lots ~
bounded ensterly On land nuw late of Cinike Rur.
dck sputhcrly nn Pope ri-wesicrly ou land nj
SUMNER n Stewnri-aad Ho thcrly the A. enue csl-
led Redwood Court.
Also, the time. all said Samuel p Mason.
right. Title md Interest IN and 10 six shnre. IN tho
cSpiInl stock the Coidn.inn Misunderstanding Cum
psny IN sHid Newport. with niihs right ,Io proprr.
y interest and rsate IN mud Ia the land aud hucinr.
and all the property oi uhHiryer kird or nature 10 Iv
| sbd siA shares hppertapirR
"M. DOUGLAS, SHERIFF
New port, Oct. 5th 1913
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sEEERIFF"s SALE.

AS WFVu u 81
nY virfur of an Execution issurd out of
I'D the Court of Common Pisas, Ew tile
County VI Newport, May Tsr,n,. u. 1913. IN
favor Of John II. w Page, of Nrw Bediord. la
The State Of Massuchu sciis, snd to me direeied
and delivered,
IWill sol at Public Auuiiou su tse premises
Ia the highest bidder, On Tuusda,, tho 3I<
day of Ocipler. iea3,
All ih. right, title and interest that Fam.
IarI y. Mason og lhs town and county Of New.
pori, manufacturer, lad on the 18th day sf
Iuly, 4. ID. l042, al on, five n.inui.. ps,i .
o'clock, p. NJ. in and'lp iwo certain i.,s al
and, situated in ssid Newport, with all Tho
bu,ldings ihereon standins-iho FIRST Of said
lots being bounded aud described ns foliows,
10 wit, sn.isrly an land of Ssmusi Keenan,,
81 feet, son,hcriy On Pope siisrt rs feet |:
Ne.i.rly on hnihony street 20 fee: aud
norihery an land now or iuio Of John A Ian
~ fert-The second of said lots is boun.ira
east,rly oD land now or late of Clark Bnrdwk;
.oulhorly ON Pope street westerly on lnud of
sumner n. Stewart, aud uortherl, on an ave-
nu- called Redwood Court.
Also, ui The same tine, all said SamnsI p.
Mason right, lille aud interest in aud To- sik
shares IN the capital stock of the Cu1ding;ou
Namilsclnriur Company IN laid N-wpuri, to-
grihrr with I'll his right, iii-, interest, proper
~ aud estate ia aud 10 the inhd and LUl.dinas
and all the prop.riy aud effects Of whatever
hind aud nature to the said ak shares ipp.r-
auing.
WM H. DOUGLAS, ShsyiG
Newport, Oct 5tb, le:3-fw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05

The sea serpeut was seen on the 5th
of August, at 6 p. m. by Capt. Wales,
Of the bark Wave Of Boston, Cape Cod
bearing E. by S. 80 miles. II appeared
from 50 to 100 feet in length. 1t arose
IA number Of times 80 or 40 feet in a per-
pendicular position above the surface
Of the water, remaining for about 10
seconds, and then following horizontal
ly, disappearing and rising again at reg
nlar intervals. The slatemen, is con.
armed by all on board The ship.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05

The recent Van Burcn meeting in the
Park, New-York, numbering some few
thousands, was Of the most tumultuous
character imaginable. Mike Walsh
and others Of the Spartan rowdies. took
conspicuous part in the proceedings,
and as might have been expected. curs-
ing. swearing, fighting, and all that sort
of democratic fervor was strongly mani
tested. At the close of the meeting
Mike and his followers took the Stage
and gave three cheers for Calhoun.
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AA SHIP NEWS. sM,
PORT OF NE WP0RT.
A Il RIVE ID.

THURSDAY. Sept. 2s.
Bark Zenobin, Remington, 60 dsys Gn Cron-
s,adt, of and for Providence.
Schrs America, Somers, aud Lenity, Smith,
I'm +. River Tor PhiIadelpba Boston, Shove,
Prov: for N. Yosk; Lagrange, ElIis, Boston
for Norfolk.
FRIDAY, Sept. 90
Schrs Eclipse, WELDING, N, Boston for Phila. +;
Edward Ballard, Dawson, Prov. for Virginia /:
Experiment, Atkins, New Bedford for N. Y.
SATURDAY, Sept. so.
nrig Gen. Marion, Sylvester, fin Warren for
Wilmington, N. G..
Schrs Manchester, EdmonJs, fm Prov. for
Baltimore Henry Clay, Siori, do for Folly
Landing WIN. Thompson, Stewart, r. River
for philadelphia Long Wharf, Nicksrson
liarwich for ApalachieoIa.
sloop i'udsop, Winslow, I'm N. Bedford for
Providence.
SUNDAY, Oct. l..
Brigs Factor, Handy, I'm Boston for Phila.:
Metamora, Frepch, Proy. Gr do ST. Law.
renee, Griffin, Philad. Cor Boston
Schrs Minerva, WoIstnn, fin Bath, with
Lumber to Finch g. Enas; figcr, Nye, New
Bedford for Albany Avon, Berry, Boston
for Philadelphia Gen. Miller, Sweet. Mar.
blehead for N. York Lodemia L. Eliza,Pric,
F. River for Philadelphia.
sloop Rhode Island, Hull, fn N. York for
Prov idenco.
MONDAY, Oct. g.
Brig Leone, (Br) LionelI, fn Pictou lor
Prov idcnce.
Schrs Adams, Nickcrson FIN Prov. for Phils.
lphia Amanda f. Myrrick, Jones, Boston
for do Spy, Smith, Prov for ~ York.
Sloops Charles, Macon, aud Ornament,
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Fifteen days later from Europe.

Destruction Of The Uaittd states Steam Frigatc
;. Missouri off Gibraltar. Visit OF Queen Vie
tOria TO Belgium. State Of Trade. Cotton
Market, &c.
The steamship Acadia arrived at Boston
on Tuesday morning, at 5 O'clock. She
made her passage IN thirteen and half days,
having lcit Liverpool on the afternoon Of the
18Th ul'. She brought 40 passengers.
The Queen had made visit to Belgium.
She discmbarked at Ostend, visited Bruaee
and Gneni. where she was received with
great mngnifccnce. and intended TO visit
Brussels aud the field of Waterloo. The
Queen reinained a week at Eu, but did not
VISIT PARIS. Thr papers are full OF The regal
ho.prally which has every where welcomed
the y '",n.
IL. C"nms rc,l affairs wear The same favorable
appearance. The state of trade in the man
ufac,uring districts coptinued favorable
Cation was firm, with heavy sales, md in
tinuco very abundant, and the current rate oi
.dissounl Ia i.andnn was 2 2,o2 per ccpt.
THo weather was good, and the prospects
nr the harvest favorable.
The Unted States steam frigo,e Missouri
was destroyed 81 fire off Gibraltar on the
!6lh Of August. No lives were lost, and Mr.
Gushing succeeded in saving his valuable
papers. M. Cushing proceeded on his jour.
ncy IN .hr British stcu,ner which sailed iron,
Gibraltar for Alexandra Oh the 9Th OF Sep
tembcr.
The Gibraltar Chronicle gives the full
particulars OF the loss OF The Missouri. The
first alarm was given about o'clock, when
the flames burst from the store-room Of the
engineer. Every exertion was made by the
officers and crew, ond by the authorities or
shore who promptly sent aid, to subduc the
flames, but in vain. No lives, we arc happy
to state were lost. but such was the state o
The ship when the officers aud crew left her
that they saved nothing but what they had on
The Iri,h repeal sgilaion goes on as usual
Tie "rent" was rather diminishing, but, !
I~as supposed, from temporary causes.
The Emperor OF Russia arrived a, Berlin oI
abe 10Th Of September, on visit to the Kin,
.Gf Prussia.
Spain was stll agito,ed by civil commo,ior
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05

In this town, on the I7th uIi., Mrs Mary
Martin, wife ofCaIvn Martin, Esq, of Pitts.
field, Mass.-Mrs. Nj. was travelling for her
hsalih-iIer remains were taken to Pittsfield
foi interment.
On the 9Th uIt. Horace Fuller, son of IIor.
ace and icadofa Fuller, aged year, g months
and 10 DAYS.
On Friday morning last, Sarah Trsvett,
daughter Of Mr. Phineas Cory, aged , years
aud 10 months.
On Saturday last, Mary Ann, only daughter
Of Thomas g., aud Mary Ann, Hazard, aged
~ months.
In this town, on Tuesday last, after a long
and distressing illness, which he endured with
patience and submission To the divine will,
Rev. Henry Burdick, for many years Pastor OF
The Seventh day Baptist Church, aged 16 years
The death bed of this venerable man, was
indeed privileged place, fully convincing all
present, of the value ofthat rcli sion to cheer,
comfort and sustain him in death, which he
had constantly urged upon tho consideration
Of others during his long and useful life
Funeral this afternoon nj ! clock, from his
late residence IN Lever street, and = o'clock al
the Seventh day Baptist Church, which rela.
tons and friends are invited to attend.
(Cos
In Wcklord, on Saturday evening last, sud.
denly, Col Joseph REYNOLDS, of that place, in
the 10Th year Of his age
ID ProyideDce, 25th ult. Mrs. Elizabeth,
widow "f the late Daniel Dawlry, in the s7lh
year of her .-27th, Mrs Adslinc, wife ol
Mr.. Chrisiopher Banding, and daughter or ihe
late Peter Eslcr, of New York, aged ~ year.
-2Sth, Mr. Charles Waicrsiroam, nnii,. ol
Sweden, aged ~ years.-On Tuesday niot-
nIng, Mrs Wealthy Ann, wife OF Col Wm B
Cranston, ~ the 3jih year or her age.-alrs.
krsah Rounds, wife Of Mr. George Rounds,
in the 10Th year of her age
In swnnzey, I3ih nlt., Mrs. Jane Luther,
wife Of Mr. AARON Luther, in the '5ih year Of
his age
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05

g.r.A THE Chambers Of The sab.cri
Ess!NA ber's iIoose, situa.ed corner OF
ssMrg Chnrc b and Spring streets, are
ssheA4sssa now To let aud possession viii
be gwen 'mWeda,ely.
Ths hpo-e is most beautifully located 10
ills cenire of The town. aud commonds in-
prospect Of all that IL delightful IN 'his pur'-
disc of America. From thc chamber win
dows there Is q most magnificent yiew oi
Trinity Church Burial Ground, where The
i"nani cnn gaze pon the n,ouljerng ashes
Of The dead. and weep o'er III. poInp und
lnlse glory at this evanesccm world. IL"
n,oy also mediate upon the last great day
when this splendid fabric shall he living
mass of fame. and The graves shall be rcni
nsunder, and The p,s dead awake 10 the
last fearful judgment OF the whole humun
.umily.
THOMAS PRATT.
Newport, Oct. 5, l643. X. X. G.
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DOAeicst;c Goods.

Iiomespnn Flannels of every kind and quail
~.
Wooden Stocking yarn. complete assoTt
mcnt.
Shreting shir,ngs. very stout indigo blue
checks. knitting coitons. fine knii wooer
lnsciry and miiens. Gotten haunels. crttob
balis, bedicks, Kcnlurky Jeans. negro cloths
carpet t"ins, cotton yarn, 81. &c.
The Ca'pr, Ronm has been repleuished
with snnrrioe s: common oarpe'ings. hrsrll
rugs. Bookings. painted f"or cloths, S-i do
mcS'ic rhamber cnrpci,ng. lis' do.
~" A lot of burut coit"ns in pieces al
vnrInns sizes, from the late lire in provl.
deuce.
Almost every article that is ever found iu
II Dry Goods Store, may he iad n, this. The
goods have been selected with grea, care
aud attention, and will be sold as cheap as
con be found III this town or"lsewhcrc.--5w
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Ftem D..

Hisr ABOUT WAsuiNG CALicoEs.-Pnt in
small quantity Of salt-say a table spoonful
10 a common sized tub of syls-and the colors
ofprinted calicocs will remain us bright as b".
fore they were washed. So says a Liverpool
paper.
Tho distance between London and Pari.
will DO travelled, when the new arrangements
are completed, in twenty-five hours.
Mr.. MAoREADv has made an engagement
to appear at the National Theatre in Boston
in the latter part of November.
BURGLARY IN New BEDroRI.-The store
Of Mossrs. Cook & Snow, New Bedfnrd, was
entered on Wednesday night Of last week, BY
the removal Of part of a wooden shutter, and
robbed of goods worth several hundred dol.
lars.
THAsKsoivISo.-The Governor Of Massa.
chusetts has appointed Thursday tho 30,h day
Of November next TO be observed as a day of
public Thanksgiving.
The census Of Chicago, Illinois. has Just
bee" completed, and the population is 1850
The census Of 1910 showed the number of in.
habitans TO DO 1853. Consequently there has
been an increase of272S in two years.
MoLAssEs FROM CoRSsrALKs.-James 5.
Pope, Esq of Edgeiield Is. c. has succeeded
in making syrup of green cornsialks, equal
To the best sugar house moiasses. lie csti.
mates a good production of 75 gallons from an
mere ofgood corn under good cultivation.
BosToY AND PRovIDEScE RAIL ROAD
The winter arrangement on this road cam.
mencod on Monday last, aud is as follows
steamboat train to New.York via Stonins:ou,
leaves Boston at Pm. Accommodation
trains leave Boston at S A. NJ. and 81 P. NJ. !;
Providence at A. Nj. aud 81 p.s.
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M a q u 3 4 &SS,

In HIS town. on Tuesday evening last, by
the Rev. Mr.. Tbayer, MIR. George s. Hazard,
to Miss Abby c. Card, both of this place.
la Middlrto~n, i.st evening b, Ibe Rev.
Mr.. Smith, Mr.. George A. Brown, to Miss
Sarah Wood, eldest. daughter Of MIR. Philip
Anthony, all of Mddleiown.
In Litt'o Compton, August Goth, Abel
T9mpkins, Esq, of Boston, 10 Mss EllzabeiI,
Taylor, daughter IF John Church, Esq, Of
Little Compton.
In Providence, 9th ult., Mr.. John w.
Drench, Of that city, to Miss Harriet K. Gard.
ner, Of South kingstown.
IN Pawiucket, 2Sth ult, Mr.. Johnson q
Horton, to Miss Jane Hale, both of Smithfold.
In Smilhiield, on Tuesday last, by Simon
A. Say i"s, Esq Mr.. John w. Burkelt to Ajiss
Amanda llolley, both of Smithfed.
In SIa,crsviio, Goth uIt. Mr. Smith s. Stud
ley, Of Waterford, to Miss Rachel w. Brewer,
.! Slatersvill..
In Warwick, 25th ult, Mr.. George a. Johns
ton, Of Cranston, 10 Miss Elizabeth NJ. Dodge,
of Warwick.
IN North Scitua,c, a6ih ult, Mr. LuiIer c
Warner, to Miss Phebe s., daughter Of AsaheI
Harris, Esq, all of that town.
In Seekonk, Odd uli., Mr.. William Parker,
Of Warren, to Miss Judith r., daughter OF
James Bowen, Esq, of Bnrrin.ton.-2 25rh, Mr.
VIM u Lake, 10 Miss Hope IL. Arlington,
both Of Seekonk.
In Dartmouth, Gath ult., Loring Palmer, of
Little Compton, to Miss Sarah W. Lincoln, OF
Dartmouth.
In Thompson, Conn, Gath ult. Mr.. Charles
}. Barney, to Miss Sarah Ann Peck, both of
Providence.
In Thompson, CT, 24th ult., by the Rov.
Mr.. Phelps, Mr. Perry Pierce, Of Providence,
to Miss Sarah DWolf, of Pawiucket, Mass.
In Cincinnati, Ohio, l2lh uIt. Capt. Henry
Martin, To Miss Maria, daughter Of the late
Col. Benjamin Cole, all of Warren, X. I.
la New-York, by the Rev. Mr.. Martin,
Capt. J. Murdock Watson, Of this town, To
Miss Elizabeth b. Rickers, daughter Of john
Rickers, Esq. Of that city.
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II. l., Der. 1st, 1913.
IL 3drertisfd letters arc placed IN a separa ate
b'z. Persons applying for them pdi please call
for "ADyERrIsED LEfrGRs.'
Arnold Geo & Perry a. Swizy
A lien Miss hnua C. Prabody Miss Ruth
Babb'tt BENZ Remington Capt Sam
Barker VIM Robert Mss
Barlow Levi Robinson C,pt Jas l.
Beall Capt Lloyd senmore John
Biitincr john G Sherman A q
Bruno Wa Ia SIN, brrl james
Browning Enos p Sprrry WIN
Briggs John w Skaling Capt Michael
Burnett Wing Skinner NJ, Parmcnus
Bates Miss DIadamia Souiawirk Jnns
Grcn,on Miss Eliza Southwich Su,nn
Carpenter VIM Spoonrr Miss Mary l.
Church Thos-2 Stanton Anna
Chnce WIN or Mary Tayim Emo
Clifton James Tier Miss Frances
Church Chloe G. Vail ilenrv-2
Champion Elizabeth Wccden John ii
Chaplr El,zat-th Whitaker NJ
DeGrush Jas O-2 White DR. ID
Earl John * w Wilson John
Elder Joseph Wayne Mrs Gen Wm
Fletcher IL Brother Us rssHIPiSnEprxDrYcr
Fish John Com & Stowurt-J
Fish Mrs Hannah Besl Isauc
Gardner Cha.es Cushman WINS
Gehroy ~ II Fox - V--2
Gerry l. Griffin > ID
Goodhne = Lmnber ndrpw
Gamble Miss Nannies.5Mason Franklin
Hall Duct MoNnily Robert
Horgaman Geo Newcomb Ebsnezcr
Hendricks Mrs G Ormsbce a fired
Hopkins Mrs E A Palmer Lieut. s
Johnson 1t Robt l. Parker + A
James Julia Phillips Chas
Johnson Miss Sarah Quense. George
Kenyon Amasa Schrnck Lieut. +
Leland Capt WING Stckney WIN T.
Lewis Warren ID Squires Rch'd
Lynch VIM II Tillev George
Lyambe Mrs Van Voorhees, B II
Mann lchabod Wheclwright DR. T.
Moulson Chas--2 MipDLETowN
Newtin VIM Justin Mrs Lydia NJ
Olney Miss Helen IHIsm
Osgood Mrs + Camphel Donaldson
Parker WIN Capt Banan Bridget
lO5.-3wl ASHER ROBBINS, p. NJ.
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RIVER BoAr.-The convenient little
steamer IoLAs, Capt. B. +. Woolsey,
as will BIO seen by advertisement, com
mences her fall arrangement this day,
and will until further notice leave Prov
idence on Tuesdays. Thursdays. and
Sa'urdays,-and Newport on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 10 o'clock
in the morning.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-05

During the Exhibition of Raymond a. Cos
Mcnagerle, ot Canaan, Maine, on Saturday
evening last, a most d@graceIul brawI occur
red between a gang of dIsorderly citizens and
the men connected with The mensgerje, which
resulted in the death Of j. SpauldIngs q ci,izrn
oi that town. Spanldlpg was twice struck in
the head with piece Of iron hy one Of the
men set to keep guard ohou, the tent and b,s
skull was beaten in. lie fingered until Sum
day night when he died. Several individuals
connected with the Mensgci,r were arrested,
bu, no clue to the authors had been discover
ed.
The Bangor Wing mentions rumor that
the excitement was so great m Canaan On
account Of the murder, That City men had
pledged themselves 10 make an slisck upon
and destroy the Caravan while exhibiting at
Skcshcgnn. Salem Rtgi,i,r
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III E. II A l. ID OF TH f TIMES.

MoRsE's TELEoRAPH.-The Madisonian
says that Professor Morsa is about to begin
laying the wires Of his electric telegraph on
The Baltimore aud Washington Rail Road.
Tho wires are to be protected by lsaden
tubes. IN which they are enclosod. We
have seen a specimen Of these tubes. They
are about the size Of mans finger in cir
conference, and the bore is about a quarter
OF al inch in diaIneter.-N. Y. Ere. Post.
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OF MASSACHUSETTS.

a sound National Currency, regulated by the
VIII aud Authority "i the Nation
An Adequate Revenue, will, u Fair Protection
10 A"iorican Industry:
.yusl restraints ON the Executive power, en-.
b'Gciog II further Restriction ON the excr
Csse ui the Veto:
a tasthiui Administration ofthe Public DOMAIN,
wIlii an Equitable Distribution of the pro-
eceds of tho Sales oi i, among all The
States.
An Honest and Economical Administration al
ihe General Government, leaving Publir
Officers pn,iect Freedom of'tronght, aud
Of the Right of Suffrage but with Suiinble
Restraints against improptr Interference
III Iicctous
An Amendment Of the Constitution, limiting
The iucunIbent Of The Presidential Office
to- Single Term. II. CLAY.
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SH ERlFE;S SALE.

NEWPORT, SO -
ebY v'rlne of an Execution issued oul of
AS the Court Of C"inmon Pleas for the
county Of Newport, May Term. a. %. I6d3,
in favor "f John n. Potter, Of The town aud
county of Newport. aud Ia me directed and
delvcr viii sell AT PUblic Auction uu
the premises To the highes, bidder. on Tues.
day. the 3I-' day Of October, 1913, at eleven
o'clock, A NJ,
An The right, title and interest that Ssmuc,
u. Mason, of The town and county of New.
port, manufacturer, had on the 18Th day ut
July, a. u. lSl2, at one minute past three
o'clock. p. NJ, in and To two certain lo,s of
land situated IN said Newport. with all III.
buildings thereon standing, the first or said
lots being bounded aud described ss follow.,
to wit: eas,crly on land of Samuel Keenan,,
60 feet souiherly on Pope street. IS feet.
westerly on Anthopy street. 20 feet and
norIherly on land now or late ul John hller,
30 feet; The SECOND of said lots is bounded
.essterly on land now or late OF Clarke Bur.
dick; southerly op Pope street /; westerly on
land of Sumner n. Stewart; and nor,hsrly
on an Avenue. called Redwood Cour,.
Also, at the same time, all tho SAID .Sarnu,.l
2 aiason,s right, title and interest ~ and 10
ak shares in the capital stock Of the Cod
dlng'on Manufacturing Company in said
Newport, with oil his right, title, properly,
interest and estate in and TO the land mud
buildings, and all the property of whatever
sind or nature to the said sig sharcs apper.
tanning.
wM. II. DOUGLAS, Sheriff
Newpor, Ocl. 5;h, iS43.