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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-20

10 THE CHINESE HAIR ERADICATION will in
three minutes remove hair from any part of the human
body, and not in the least njure the mos delicate skin
Numbers last week saw used the store with the most
magic effect The hair vanshes and the skin is left
tually smoother and softer than before This warrant
nothing has equaed which accounts for the violent
opposition it receives from "quacks," SC The only true
Hair Eradcator is to be had at 81 Cortland street. and
No. 2 North 9Th street, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-20

to be consigned to the embraces of the ihick-pped,
negrol Is this the fate destined for
the "fines, peasantry in the world?" Is this to be
tho Mtimatpm of Daniel O'Connelps agitationl
Are all his efforts for the liberation of his country
thus to end in this speckled millennium!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-20

{ry- HIGHLY IMPORTANT-NEWS! NEWS =
The following English Newspapers will be received, and
for sale at No Ann street. and No Wall street. by the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23
Price Reduced Four Fold

o. TnE TRUE PAiS EXTRACTOR SALyE,
which cures like charm oil BURNS by
fire or warer, aud every external sore pam,
Inflammation, aches or itching ever yet found
upon the human family, To which II has been
applied, must always be sought genuine from
Consiock 8. Go. Of New York, or their al
lhorizod agents. All are cautioned against
any spurious article, which may always BE-
avoided by knowing the one You buy comes
/ from ComstOck Il Co., who arc now the only
proprietors and manufacturers. Inquire for
Connel's, which is warranted to do oil It ever
would when called by any other name, or
the price shall be refunded IN any case If II
does not please. TO place 1t within the
reach Of all, the price has been reduced more
than four fold, aud is nov spd for 25 cents.
tho former price boing TOO c2orbtani. The
50 cent size now contains four tunes rs
much as the former, and the one dollar size
near ten tunes as much.
No family, that has any title to humanity
will fan TO have ConneIs Pam Extractor
Ointment always on hand, TO save life. all
acarS, aud reduce all agony from any burn
~ FIVE minutes. provided they haye 9ocn II
used, or will believe those who hayo used II.
Coms,ock & CO., ~ Corilundt street.
IA = D' sblt, HHu hsh 'oi NoN
>tL's, as our plate with Dallcy's name on
! It has boeu stolen, and the spurious mny up
pear with that name on IL. Know, therefore,
'ho, IT comes directly from Comslock s Co,
or shun II.
/ after laying expended in advertising, and
other responsibilities, over Five THOUSAND
DOLLARS TO make the Magical Pam Extrac
tor known, with the name of an individual Ia
IT Who was bound by contract and power Of
attorney irrcvocable to allow us the use Of
his name for twenty yoars-,ho conduct %
that person hns bren such that we are obliged
| TO strike his name ont ot use, using only Tho
profits we have procured for the article and
| for the future tie Pain Extractor will be
known as "ConncPs' Pam Extractor" t.
which namo wo have now title rendered
totally lndlsputable for ever. We have also
tho sole right to the old nome and people
who prefer II, in that why, con have n a.
heretofore, always genuine, Of us or our au-
thorsed agents.
COMSTOCK & CO,
Wholesale DruggIsts, New York.
For sale by L. J. TAYLOR, Agent,
Newport, X. |. Nov. %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23
Connecticut.

Wo perceive with pleasure, that good old
ies,. On the 9Th inst, there was a State
Convention held in New Haven, at which
Wing candidates for State officers were
nominated.
Roger S. Baldwin for Governor, and Rcu.
ben Booth for Lieu,enan, Governor.
We copy few Of The resolutions as ex.
pressing the feelings and views of the Con-
ncctlcul Wings. 1t will DO perceived ,ha;
they do not beat about the bush and mysll-
fy--bn, they speak out plainly for measures
und tor men.-U. S. Guzrtie.
Resolved That The country owes much to
the magnauimous spirit Of Henry Clay-to
his in ndomilable efforts TO preserve the public
donation-to maintain a Tariff adequate To
protect American industry-lo establish n
general, safe, and convenient currency--to
hnrmonlze The sectional j"alouslcs Of this
cuniedcracy, aud TO extend the blessings oi
Jnst and free governments 10 the oppressed
and sufforings of evory cline.
ReSoiued, That we are proud TO call HIN
our leader-we greet HIN with our warmos'
nffrctons-wc pledge MIN our nnwearled
efforts, and we look TO 10 other to. rescue
the Gov, rnment from the mlsrulo OF ppssiot
and weakness, and the interests of the poo
pie from the hands Of dishonesty and mean
ness.
Resoipcd, That we hive entire confidence
in the Senate oi the United Satcs--tha, a
The nomenious crisis, that august body vii
nOby maintain its acknowledgements,
essentially the present tariff from the vIo
lence of q House Of Representatives, man,
of whom have been elected aud pledged I,
repeal IL; to arrest all measures tending L
increase the power Of the Executive to re-
ject the nominations TO Office of men who's,
chef qualifications are, that they are syco
phanis and courllers; anG to which the boI,
and alarming progress OF the President ant
his cabinet in prescribing virtue and merits
in public servants, and using the public pat
ronago 10 purchase tho unprncipled, III,
corrupt, and nccestlous.
Resoiped, That the office of President O
these United States is one Of exalted honor
power aud responsibility y that IN the dis
charge oi its high duties, the Wings canno
forget nor forgive a vlndlctlve temper, treech
cry to principles, and perfdy in patronage
The character Of the Office alone restrain
us from expressing our opinion OF the III
cu,nbent, as well as OF his policy who
seems to be, tn slay his political friends lha
he may nourish his enemies.
Resolved, Tha, in the opinion of this Con
veulion. the principles avowod by the WIN
party ~ 1910, that President should forcvc
retire from The place a, the head OF tho Ma
ton after serving ONE TERM is the prime
pie we would rcncratc here aud c,crywhcr'
aud We are more than ever convinced oi lh
necessity oi adhcrlng to thus principle irnI
the recent mournful exhibitions at folly
the vfforls Of Mcssrs Tyler aud Van Burc
To secure their reelection.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23

HoR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA on PpTn,S-
~, CoNNuMPriON, wuooriNG CoUGh,
aud all Pulmonary Affections aud Diseases ui
the Lungs, that is believed 10 DO tho mosl
popular aud cffcnclous Medicine ever known
10 America, for proof ot which. he would re
fer 10 those who hayc II, aud To The uuu"rou-
certificates of physicians aud others attached
TO the inside wrapper to each bottle.
A distinguished physician says che r"-
yards II a. n sale, convenient and rtry cltra
cious Medium" another that II has Justly ac
Qulrcd n high reputation and So far rs he cat
learn has never disappointed ,ho r. ssonUbl,
expectations Of hose who have used II.
o. BE assured that IL u not genuine un
less ouc or both of the written signatures al
SAMPSON Rsrp or wM Joss CUTLER. NJ,
found attached to yellow label, on blue
envcl lopc. (All lsbels Of aud after The dat,
OF Dec. l*}D, will have the written signaiur,
Of WIN. Jon'n Cuilrr) Prepared by RtED
wINu s. CUTLER, Formerly Lowe g. Reed
Wholesale Druggists, 81 Cha,bam stree,
Boston, aud sold by Druggists, Apoihccarle'
and country meIchauIs generally. Price 81
cents.
For sale in Newport, by X. J. TAYLOR.
Nov. l6, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23
D E a T H s I.

Ip lois ,own, on the 18Th inst. Syl,anus, %
.on of Sylvanus aud Mary Wilbour, aged
years, = months aud DAYS.
In this town, on "Wednesday evening last,
Mrs Mary Hall, widow of tho lslo Nr. Bcni
Hall, aged 10 years.
On Thursday evening last, Mr. Dean Swa-
sey, aged 30 years.
On Saturday morning, Mr.. George Brown,
son Of Mr.. John Brown, ugrd u years.
IN Warren, Ilth inst. Mrs Rusmond Luther,
wife OF Mr.. Jonathan Luther, aged 75 years
On Thursday last, Mrs Rcbocca H. Tuslin,
wife Of Rev J. y. Tusin, Pastor of The Bap.
list Church IN that town, and daughter of tho
late Doct. jeremiah Williams, in the 22d year
Of har age.
In Providence, on Thursday last, Mrs Lydia,
widow Of the laio Mr.. Benz. Turpin, agcn "a
ycars.-Ms, Elizabeth, wife of George A.
lummus, in the 40th yenr of her age.
In Greenville, 18th inst. at an advanced
age, Capt Olod Soaver, sgyrlutionary pen
| sloner.
Al Fair Haven, Mass. on the 18th inst, Mr.
| Edward Perry, aged 4S years, son of the lato
Mr.. George Perry Of This town
In Ncw-York, on the OH lust. Miss Della
Lopez, daughter of the late Aaron Lopez, Esq
of Newport, X.
Al Stockport, N. Y, on the 18th INST, aged
% years, Mary a., wife Of John -. Could
iormrrI, of this town End"ared To her iami.
ly and friends by un uniform aud consistent
exercise of christian, social and domestic vr.
tues, her loss is severely felt by her survivors;
but in tho calm aud coniidng hope Of divine
acceptance with which she was iavoured at
The solemn close, they are cousoled in the be.
lief "that an entrance is mniscred unto her
n'o the everlasting kingdom ofour Lord and
Say iolIr Jesus Christ fCoMM
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23
RAID OF THE TIM e S.

Arr at Mobile, ith, Sloop Annawan, Bur
dick, hence.
Arr at New Orleans, Sd, Schr Mobile, Coz
kens ,;im Prnsarula.
Arr ut Norfolk, 10Th, schr Pacific, Swift
hence.
Cid al Savannah, 10Th, Ship Monticello,
Lawton, lla,re.
Arr al New York, 18th, Schr Warsaw, (o
this porto Nelson, date IlaII) 81 days from
Balize, honduras. Capt. all died at sea 81
and tho Schr was brought in by the Mate.
Spokcn-Nov l4lh, lat ~ 06, Ion II 10
brig Brni L. Swan, from Ocomico, of and fn'
New IIayon-by tho schr Rochambeau, Al
this port
Spokcn-I3th inst, lat 30 81, Ion 60 -
Schr ST Iiclonn, 10 days from PhIladrlPhl'
for Newport, had been blown "ti, was short Z"
pro visions, aud had lost her deck load of Coal
At Gloucester, 18th, Schr Mary Francis
Kempion, from Bangor Tor tins port Vischer
keunrbrc for do.
Spokon--i7lh inst lat 30 o. Schr Volusia,
Clarke, from NJ. &. fur New-York had been
- days North of Cape IIalt"ras-was Dlown
of to long 63--sho had lost most OF her sails,
main boom, gait, wheel, and part Of deck load,
aud was leaky.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23
Make The ksest Of ii.
1GAKE the Best of II, or Cheerful Che
lNh ~ hv pator parlnv 4 vplump

1GAKE The Best uf 1t, or Cheerful Cher
NA ". by Peter Parlry volume.
The wrongs of Women. by Charlotte f..
llzabclh, part 2d, aud the Forsakcn Home,
volume.
The Pcasan, and Prince, by Harriet Mar
tlncnu, vol.
The Illll aud the Valley, tale for the pco.
pic, by Harriet Marilncau, vol.
Life IN The Wllds, n tale tor the people, by
Harriet MaIlIucau. ! vol.
Little Coin much care, tale by Mary
ilowiit, | vol.
FIRST Impressions, or hints to those who
would make home happy, by Mrs. Ellie, vol.
The Youths Pluiarch, or selected lives oi
Greeks aud Romans, vol.
Tales of the Scottish Covenanlers, by Ro-
bert Pollock.
Dawnings Of Genius, or the early lives OF
some eminent persons IN The lasi century, by
Anne Pratt, vol.
Pcrllous adventures, ur remarkable insiap-
COS oi courage, perseverance, and suh'tlhg'
by H. a. D,ycnpori, (Fanlly Library lI9)
A course of lectures on the constitutions
jurisprudence of The United States, Fanny
lhrAty 1901 vol.
Ned Mvcrs. ora life before the mast, edi-
ted hy J. Fcnulmore Cooper vol
Allson's Europe, No. III, by Archibald
Alison, vol
Mysteries of PARIS, move by Eugene
Sue.
The above arc fut salce,
JAMES Hl.u.NOND'S
/ Nov. .. Book Store.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23
The Effect of Whir Measures N

The Effect Of Whig .heasures.--I'he Ma.
tional lnteiiigencer says, and says truly
"The only measures which the Wings Of The
last Congress were able to curry out-and
the most important Of those by majority o.
at most two or three votes in each House
we're those designed to re establish revenue
adequate to the wants of the Government, ant
thereby TO restore tho public credit. The
consequence Of those measures has been the
immediate and now effective rcsusc its,ion o
the credit Of the Goncrni EoyernIpent. The
six per cen, stock of the United States, which
was bawkcd about beth III this country and
IN Europe twelve months ago without finding
purchasers at par. is now selling in the stock
market Of this country o, nineteen per CEN
aboue par"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23
sAsSHIP NEWS. !hE,
xe54x SeS2x.
PORT OF Me- WPO ORT.
AR RIV ED.

SATURDAY, Nov. u.
Brig Ellen, Radclii, FIN Richmond for Dgh-
ton.
Schrs Cleaner, Gustraus"r, fin Portsmouth,
Va, for Boston Orion, Clarke, Prov. for 81.
George Star, llallop, Dighton for ~ York.
SUNDAY, Nov. 10.
Schrs Hornet, Paddlclnrd, in Taunton 70,
n York Triumph. Williams, I. River for
lladdam Lucy IL ALagail, Baker, Prov. for
Dennis Brookhayen, -, New York for
Providence.
MONDAY. Nov 20.
schrs Despoi, Kcndrick, and ChappelI
sawyer, fin +. River; Packet, Murch, Provi.
dence and Oriental, Machlas all for n. York.
TUESDAY, Nov. 81
Rrig Majestic, True, fn Boston, Tor This
port aud Philadelphia. The NJ. brings the
sails rigging, aud sparS, for the Asiracan.
Brigs John Fairfield, -, aud Pacific,
Handy, I'm Thomaslon for n York Emerald
iIuNion, Salem, and Oak, H. Jdor, Boston
both for Philadelphia.
| Schrs Hope N Susan, WInslow, fm Boston
for n. York; Mary tIi@abcth, Sucll do ior
Hartford Gladiator, Baker, do for AcNau
dria; Louisiana, Eddy, Prov. via Bristol fo
Malauzas Clyde, Dawes, {. River for Phla.
Eliza Ellen, Buxton, PhiiJd. for Boston
/ Lagrange, Butler, Boston for y. York Only
/ Daughter. Tucker, Ea>tpor for do Saunders
M.rriman, Bangor for do Jack, Johnson
Saco for Prov ldcnce Policy, Read, Whining
ton, n. &. ior n. London.
Schr Eclipse, (or Dcnnis,) Wholden, I'm n
Bedford for philadrlphia, Ia distress s.--'rh,
/ T.. was ran into last night, by some vessel un
known, and cut dawn amidshIps, ON the lar
board side, below tho bends. She was M
chorud at The Point, on hor arrival, aud a.
officer aud boats crew Immediately went I,
her assistance from The Gutter Jackson, an,
assisted IN pumping her out She was towc'
To the wharf by the steamer lolas, on her wa,
down ifom Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23
Portsmouth Asylum.

" EEPER WANTED.-A suitable per
aA son will be wanted on the 25'h o
March next, rs Keeper Of the PorlsmoutI,
Asylum for the Poor. The term Of the pres.
ent Keeper will expire at that time, and
prcposas will he received until the l.,
day Of January next. by either Of the under
signed committee. by whom any PARTICULARS
relating TO said institution will bc made
known on application.
PARSER LAwToS,
SrtputN CHASE, Committee.
OLIVER ALpKo,
Portsmouth, Nov. ~ lSl3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23

CAspr.-We have been requested several
times 10 make mention in our columns, as an
nci of charity 10 our worthy old townsuaan,
Mr. sila' soulhwick, aud for the purpose OF
calling the attention of consumers of the arti.
clio, more especially, to Tho fact, that Mr.. 5.
sill ioiows the CASpY tfdc, and will wait on
his friends and patrons at their houses daily,
with his excellent aud wholesome molasses
candy, aud DO very thankful for their custom,
as his age and loss of sight disqnafy him for
other labor, by which he could obtain living
for himself uud family.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23

ANorBrR SiGNAL TRiUMPu IN VrRMoNr.--
Jacob Collamci lWhql has been elected 10
Congress ~ The second congressional district
Of Vermont by n handsome maIorhy. The
returns received s,and Tor Collamer. Wing,
lI90, for Ransom 2!l42, Hutchinson 365. scat.
icrng 2lS Majority Tor Cullnmcr G;1. Al
the last trial tie same towns gave COllameI
5000. Ransom ilG3, llutchln-on j0G, scatter
inp 6%9. MsIuuiy aeamst Collan"r az
shaving Wing gain IN the district oi liO1
and s.cuiing the election oi tollHpcr bcyon,
all dOubt, as the towns Ia be- hu6Id froIn gave
vnly l4j mSJnhy against hun at ihe last lilal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23

.Neto Nay 10 Eighien Rais.-h friend IN
forms US, (,ays the tdItor ot the Thomaston
Reg,slcr) that ho has discovered new way
to frighlcn rats. lie suys that he was sd
much disturbed one night by their gnawlng
the partition Of his sleeping apartment, that
hc arose and filled up the hole they we're
making. They returned with reinforcement.
aud removed the work with rcdoublcd vigor
lie then hung his watch over tho hole. aud
N few minutes they dispcrscd, aud hc has
not heard one since.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23
CPMRs NJ. N. CARDNER'sI INDI.
An f.NISAM or LIVER " ORT AND

N 'ARIlut ND.--1he Otignhl Negrtabi' LivetwuG
~ pnr ttoh-Ifro 50 cents the title i he M NJ puI
ulnf remedy fnr the cure of Coz Chs, tulds rpuing
muol aud rhhstr aud ~ diseases ~ the lungs, dis
II ~ extensive use tt the cure uf Lver tbnpl inl
h, - the ufst preparation of bvcTwurt introduce
~ the imriCan 1ublit, " being now twelve YEAR
since n first established. Its reputation stand
untivaiicd Ne cough mcdiciue-Sse ceftihtHies ant
plates circsidencr on the rrlnied dectnn found 'ln
butttu.
1hr undetsirHed, having received great henehi ioi
The cure di-eases nbnve namcd with eunhdents W
rrcunen nj the celebrated Basam of LivefwOr To tb'
public
Ernest Webster. DavidF Woodbury.,
Tirtfnas llaskins,ir. T. tluuon,
a.. Eilis. ". Gan,
q. " tiinms. Miss T.. Howard.
Whorsal- aud fetatl nv the proprietor. NitIlAN
BROWN ~ Washington sttrtt, E'tailCf Nv all th'
nturrisis IN rtrton Sairu, New it' di"td N'ttr-i'
rtovtdcrre. 4. A u. Sands. New Nuik nafti"td
Springfield, and by u. J. TAYLOR, SkR nNIAkt
! Nsvpoit. Nov -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23
Smoke House.

EOllN w. DAVIS, No. l00 Thames ST.,
- has IN readiness his Sm"ke House, Cor
the purpose of smoking Hams. Those who
favor him with their custom will please send
them ms above. and they will ba satisfactorily
attended to- II any one desires Mr.. ID. to
send for their Hams and return th0m, hr viii
do so a, ,mal additional expense. Hams
cured. also. by Mr.. d. III the best manner.
Newport, Nov. %, loI3-Gm,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23
MIsMORA NDA.

Arr ai Havana, Goth nlt, Brig Wolco,i,
Gatdnrr, TN n York, aud was ~ port iih
INST lur Mobile, neat day.-lrhc w. arr at
Mobile ilih, im Havana.
Al Kingston, Jam 1T inst Brg Good Hope,
Iiurdirk, Tor this pori, days.
At Martinique, lsi inst. Brig Con Cobb,
Hammond, hence, discg
Az at Savannah, l2th Iust Schr lndcpcnd.
enee, Swasey, im y York 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23

In. this town on Tuesday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Loaver, Mr. james w. Cory oi
Pro, idenre, to Miss Carrssa Wrcdpa of this
town.
In Providence, I2th inst Mr.. David King,
to Miss I.ucy B. Fisher, of Franklin, Mass
18th, Mr.. Henry A. Nyo, To Miss Mandana
Alien, both Of Prov.-I6th, Mr.. bla.k A.
Heath, Of Bristol, to Miss Jano 4. Morrison,
of Providence.-Mr. Watson ID. Hatch, To
Miss Caroline Bowen, eldest daughter OF Capt,
Joseph l.. Dennis.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23
Rio DE JANriRo, Sept. %, 1913.

We have been kcpt alive by the gaiclies
attendant upon The arrival OF the Imperial
BRIDE from Naples, escorted by "a line OF bat
tie ships, four trgptes and two corveilcs,
{ (Neapohtnn aud Brazian.) The hubbub
was continued for eight days, and during
that iiDe we IN tbls ship used up three thoC-
md seven hundred and fifty pounds OF pow
der IN doing honor to the Empcror's nuptlals!
SO you may imagine the nolso made IN the
hnrbor whcro seventy one men Of war of
different nations were lying at nnchor each
wasting almost as much powder, besides four
forts dong n little more ~ that way. The
splendid ilumlnations by night were like
houses and stccples hung with diamonds, and
tho city was magniicenlIy brilliant for II
week. The streets were filled wlrh lrium
phal arches strung with lamps bands OF mu
sic being stationed in each; lhnt from our
ship had u prominent place IN the largest.
During the whole Of The festivities ladies'
thronged the streets, few, however, among
them had much pretensons for beauty, their
sallow complexion differing 80 much from
the lovely women OF my own "dear native
land"
Oar cruise will be diversified by IN occa-
sional trip to River La Platn, and the state
Ul affairs Is such at present rs To require oui
presence there. We will sal. IN u week oT
so for Monteyidco.. We expect that town ia
fall IN her contest with Buenos Ayres, for
the British have ordered Commodore Parvis
to acknowledge the blockade, aud the Other
nations have followed suit except Brazil, to
whom the MonevIdco government has made
uvcrtures for succour which It Is supposed
she will grant. Commodore Parvs, was III
daily expectation OF orders from the British
government to tako possession OF the town
and thus put an end to this unnatural war
we will DO down there IN time Tor the iuI
hope.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23

The Temperance meetings at the Town
lIall, continue to be- Interesting and promise
bon, fetal results. The Rev. Mr.. Books.
among others, we understand made some
very good remarks on Monday evening.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23

LAVscn.--The ship Republic, about 1000
tons burthen, built by Mr., Samuel Ilaswell
for Mcssrs. s. ga. B. Arnold, was launched in
Providence on Tuesday morning. Sho is in
tended for tho cotton trade, and is tho largest
vessel ever built at that port.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23
BRIGHTON MARKET Monday, Nov. 20, le43.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser ~ Patriot

Al Harkct 1000 Cattle, (about 1900 Of
which were Beef Eaue,) aud 100 Stores,
5000 Sheep, aud l420 Sw,oo.
PRicEs--Bcof Cattle--Wa quote very
small number extra 4 - Il 80 first quality
81 % second quality 3 5Oa 375; third
quality, . 50 a 25.
Barrelling Cal,le--Mess t2I No !, 2G2a;
No. 9, So.
Siorrs-.Two year old So l2 three year
old $ll ALI
Sheep.-.Dnll Small lots Mt G0o, 75c, 92c,
33 aud 80 ---Wcthers from % To 50.
Swine-Good lots to poddle 1c for Sows,
aud 5c fof Barrows. Ohio Shoats 81 to 3 -
Tor Sows, "A 4 lie for Rarrows. Old Hog.
from 3 to &c. AT retail from 4 - TO o..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23

We are rcjoced to lc"rn that The sgbsctlr-
ton for the relief OF the families OF The olli'
Gers and Scamcn of the UnItcd States schT
G,apipus (los, at seal going on ia'no"sly'-
Within the last two ur three days, one gen
tlpman has sent $500 from Phlodclphln
another 500 FROM New lurk another : H. loo
from Boston. ns the fruits each oi his own
labor. Several other benevolent Pctsonr
lave also charge vi lIsts tlici,.-.Ndf. h'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23

ArFLIoTIvE Manson Allen, Esq
a very worthy and respectable citizen ofProvi
donce, aged ubont 50 years, was thrown from
n wagon while proceeding down Westmns
ter street on Tuesday morning about o'clock
and instantly killed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23

ETs Mr. Wrbstcr's answer to his nomna.
tion for President, by his friends in New
Hampshire, is promised by the New Ilamp.
shire Sentinel. The country will DO curious
to SEQ it.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23

~ The great Kentucky Wing Convention
at Louisville on tho 18th, Chiffon Allen pre-
siding, unanimously nominated JuDoE Ows-
LEY for Governor aud Hon. Mr.. Dixon for
It, Governor. There were 1000 present
MIR. Graves was among tho speakers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-23

Thanksgiving We understand that it
is the intention OF number oi the natives
of New Eng gland, resident in this city, to
dine together on Thanksgiving Day, the
3Oth inst, and discuss the yiands and
history OF the Falherland. - Philadelphia
EnecUe