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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-23
Public Opinion Il Preventive of War.

We rcjnicc to quote Mr.. Wcbstcr's c'cnr
aud bold avowa al the iuiucnce rycrted BY
pub lie opinion IN preventing war:
"Wlth the advancement of society aud the
improvement aud diffusion of the means of
education, n new aud elevated tribunal has
come INTO being, to which The disputes of ma
tons must in all cases be- rcleucd--l mean
that oi public opinion. Nations cannot now
60 TO war, unless for grounds and rrasons
which will justify thcm IN lhe general judy
mcni al mankind. The influence Of clvill2ag
ilon, the increase of knowledge ,'hc extension
oi CONNIE rec. and more than all, that heaven
ly hight winch beams over Chrlstcndom. re-
strain nations from gratifying an inordIna,e
ambition, by the bloody scenes ol war. IL
has been truly SAID, that every peace arrange
incnt is n tribute To Christianity, aud new
proof of the benign influences uf the ChrIs-
tlan faith
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-23
AZ SHIP NEWS.' ,A;
sSHS S4.;s Sas =
PORT OF NE w PORT.
A RRIV ED.
WEDNESDAY, March 18th

"WEDNESDAY, March 18th.
Srhr Constitution, Of aud from Mublchcnd, Martin
for New hprk, ~ distress.
s'hr o,col, oi Bae nil Me, Iiolt, 81 DAYS from
Plymouth. g., Tor New lulk. IA distress, Cargo u
Lumber and shin, cs-Spokc "a ust, Cnpc May bear
ing SN 90 mrs--sChr Maine aud from Prospect tor
baltimore -rchr Messenger lioLl,groNo hpm Freir-
richsburs ior Providence.
THURSDAY, March 10th
Brig CHssda, Goddcll, from Providence Tor New Or
lcHn>.
sclrs Montana Wuhcrcli, from Providence tor Nor
iplh-.oy, Gage, Bo,tun inr New i"Ik--Dclphi Cook.
Pru>inc,tuwn TOR Norrdk -EuniilH, ra,lo, \. N"fk
boston MussHsoIt, Brown Fall RivcI " York
Independence stewart, do tnr lo-PrunsN lvnnin Gro
well, New PcdtoId lur New loTh,
soop- Rhodc I,lnud. Hull. IN Warren tor \ York
ENrrl, Dunning, Fan River tor DOWN. L. MtrariL
Racket, Long Island Tor Nauturkrt-Thrco irorhrrs,
Champlin, New Bedford.
SATURDAY, March 18th.
Brig Emerald, lIodekis, from Providence ior Charles
ton
Srhr, Calcutta, Scclman, from Providence for Philu.
,,lihu -tIatiun, Harding, Hu-l.n iur n hUrh-tuun
c, OF Essen, Bahrr rom Iil uurS tor southern port
having hecn blown on m the tate gale, nnd lost boat aud
galley ptuoi,rui, 1hmLrr, Pr",d,ucr mr lork
amos HidSnll. iIitdsn from Nnsinnia, w''h We9. for
steamer l"as.
Sloop Juno sturgio, lon Providence ln New York.
SUNDAY, March 18th.
nrig rcruviau Watson, from I"vidrrcc to 80 on the
Railway.
Schr, Victory, Pcnfcld ol aud hcm New iork iGrt,
Tor hCN andrin, with lr-t 81 bout, Jb, Ac--RiClUd
Rush niny, Provr,acc hr ihilbd, hit- tillYIh Ru.
lm-, Nirrinin tor ProNIdrucc-Octnn, Boram Frcdcr-
ick.hurg ior BOSTON With lurr,ail Splt.
so"p recun,sch, Chlds hon Providence l"r New
York
MONDAY, March goth,
schr no,'qo Iicny, Mcintyre from Fail River for
lrod,i A,lufg.
sloolr ocsar, PrrsLy. aud Roscius rres.y IN Tnuu-
ton Tor New i"rk-P"rtsmoWh, hlcp, warren tor dc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-23

Ia this town. on Sunday morning the l2t inst after
n long aud distressing Illness which she bore patiently
i,r eiehhrcn Years nnd halt, Mrs Elzihclh AlmN.
widow at the late WIN, Almy, md youngest daughter
of the late Andrew Burnett, aged o. ,,sIs. shr
respected and behaved l., those who knew her and died
perfectly rrcuncilrd 10 the divine aill
Ia ih's town, Tuesday nsi at lnrk jaw, Joseph
al Nj. john sharpe, aged about wears.
DrowG'd on Monday last, by falling into "a Cisiern,
Ia the nci oi drawing phil oI water, NJ the NcHiuri
Asylum, Henry Ward, very promising son ui Mrs
Elizabeth Ward OF this iown, aged about ~ Years
In Bristol, on the ll ns James, son Oi Mr.. Nathan
Cot, nged wears,
In Providence tho llth inst, at the A-y lum, MIR
Asa Handy, nj nn advanced nee
In North Providence, on "Wednesday morning, the
18th INST, Doct Stepacn Randall IN the sst year oi his
age.
IN warwick. Nack Village, Ilih inst, Philip A. Ba.
kcr, IN the 25ih ycnr al his age.
In Philadelphia, on The tih INST Mrs. Nancy, wife "i
Nr IIenr, Br"wn, rn,crly al Bristol aud daughter 0
Maj. Henry u Watson oi Providence. aged % ycnrs
In North Kingsiown, lib inst. Mr.. Hazard Is " ood
mnnr, uged 90 Years.
la Union township, Erie county, on the 4,h ult. Mi
rhacl Hare soldier Of the Rrv"uI ion, nnd the eldest
the Pension Ro at tho very advanced aye o lie
years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-23
ME NOR ANDA.

Tut back to New oylrnps, 3d u.t srhr Geul Cobb
Hammond, tor Wilmington, ~ d-UCsS.
80 letter received Ia town, trputt~ ihNt schr Gcu
Cobb Ilnnlmund, returned Ia New Orleans ~ coIsc-
qurncr At her pumps beng choHktd With rurn-hrr cr
go but very ltlc dnn,ng,d n shr would sal ngniu
lur " Nnlinrtnn ~ day or Two hllrr the hth
Al New IiIrans, Glh, big Echo, Mu'scr, loaling ior
Providence.
At Havana, ith, srhr Fruuhn Gtncu, Draper, dsrg.
Sn,l,d lron Havana, ljil uhr bug Anawon, swssey
New OTrnu-.
At Apnnchicola, Is, lust, ship Murinnnn Phillips, for
New Work
tIL ut New Orleans 4ih schr Nugiuisn, burroughs
Jhnil,siuu-Rowcua, ininms, philndcl phn-sth, Van
nurcu. NHbcurk Port Leon
Adv ~ New Orleans, 9TH, srhr Iasso, Amy, Tor New
work. with despatch.
spoken qIh tust on Hnt,ras, schr IaunHl', 1ny lor,
from Mobile - th ult. Tor BO,tOn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-23

will do me the favor to publish. With
that irankness and that scnsitiveness to
honor which belongs to the character
of soldier, Gen. Mcneil has vindicn-
ted his own character, and rcpelled the
impatation in Gen. Carpenters letter
upon the troops which served under his
command. hope this explanation will
be satisfactory TO others as il is TO my
self.
Your friend and fellow citizen,
WILLIAM T.. GIBBS.
March q, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-23
Ftfm =.

The Governor Of Connecticut has appointed
Friday, tho I4th Of April, to be observed as a
day Of humiliation, fasting aud prayer.
Tho Gov of Massachusetts has appointed
Thnr.,lqy The sixth day ofApril To be observed
as day al humiliation, ias,,ng aud prayer.
a SrRoNG TrMprRAScr ARGuMrSr-Pro.
f'ssor Sillimnn is reported io have stated, dur.
ing recent lecture in Boston, ,hai in the
course Of n fow years il would he ms common
to see persons one hundred yearS Of age, as it
is now Ia see those of seventy five years aud
these probable result is Of long life, he atir.
bnled To the temperance movements of the
present day.
MiLLERIsM.-On Sunday week, Rev NJ.
Brown, Calvinist Baptist Clergyman, aud
pastor ola large society in Portsmouth,, n. H.,
much to ll,e surprise Of his congregation, open.
" avowcd himself to he firm believer in the
second advent doctrines Of NJ llcr, aud request
ed Il disnission. Ills request Was complied
with.
A BRILLI,Sr METEOR was seen from ih;s
city, in The West, about 45 deg above the horI-
Its course was from the South To the North
Salem Register.
The same was also seen in this place, about
tho same hoHgl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-23

NAvAL.-Thc Marin Theresa at Boston
f'om Manila, coniirms the report Of the loss
Of the u. - s!oop Of war Concord. The
news was received at -. Helena from the
Cape of Good Hope. The Concord was lo.,
on rocks IN the Mozambique Channel, abou,
Oct. ,. Cupt. Roerum, purser Hart, aud one
seaman were drowned, us before stated. -
The surviving officers and crew were taken
20 Cape Town by n British vcssel, from which
they were transferred to the sloop of wal
John Adams, which was hourly expected al
st. Helena. The Maria Theresa brings let
ter bags from ,he slo"p of war Boston, of the
EAST india squadron, and from the John Ad
ans.
The u. $. brig Buinbridsc, Lieut.. Com.
Johnson, from New York VIA ST. Jago DE Gu
bo, arrived al 81. Johns ubou' 18Th or 10Th
uli.; officers aud crew well, The earthquake
OF The SIh was distinctly felt on bonrd the
Ba.nbridge, the sensation being slminr To
tia, caused by the rolling Of heavy shot along
The dcck.-L " \. Com. .4dU.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-23

CoMrrs.-A comet is n vast mass OF
ncbulous or purely 1T crial matter, 50
light and flmy that nothing on this
earth can be compared with it, 1t was
calculated ofone, that its whole immense
volume, if compressed into a density
equal 10 that Of our atmosphere, would
not occupy more than cubic inch.-
Even the dense part Of these bodies
their apparent nuclcus--is altogether
filmy Cor, through the rery heart of Il
comet Of considerable brightness, stars
Of the sixteenth magnitude have been
deserted. Nichols Phenomena Of The
Solar System.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-23
From the New Haven Palladium.

NuCLEus OF THr CoMET.-Wc had fair
opportunity on SATURDAY evening, the lilh, oi
observing the nucleus or head OF The comet,
II beng at o'clock Considerably elevated
above the horizon, aud close To the well
known star Botcn VI the Whale % cell --
AT thus tine, ITS ascension was | hour l3
minutes aud IT'S dec ClIua,ion ~ II degrees
nearly, setting about twenty minutes before
3 u'clUck The tram occupied ~ fact more
than two hours ~ setting but bcing mmc;s
ed ~ tapour near the horizon, itS feeble
light wns exllngulshcd rapdy, and long be-
iorc II had actually set. The nucleus was
doubtless lar less brilliant that II would have
been hud,ls latitude been greater aud the
moon absent but even under these dlsnd
vaniages, u presented the appearance ol u
brIghl ccntrnl spot, cuvclupcd ~ a misty haze.
elongated ~ The direction ui the tram, ih,
wllpIe snnrwhnt rcscmblng igNp srrn
iihIongh shade oi ground glass. The tram
was better seen than heretofore bclng more
elevated above The ho,izon, aud extending
iutihrr eastward. Its visible length was
abou, forty degrees nolhrrn margin about
two degrees south ol Gamma Eridan east.
era VISIBLE limlt near The Nc'pirc sharp re-.
srmling very large iratbct, with the CONVEX
std, upwdlds. Yale College, March lJ,h.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-23

LIEUT.. llUNTEL's PRorELLEHs.-A sue
cessiul experiment has been made Of the late
invention of Lieut.. Hunter, of u. 5. Navy,
which consists OF submerged wheels, placed
at The distance Of two feet from the bottom
Of The vessel. The ". :. steamer Union,
lih all her armament on board, aud drawing
II feet oi water, was propelled from Norfolk
10 Old Point, distance of ID miles, IN an
hour and a hnlf Her movement is said 10
have been beautiful and 80 unlike the ordi-
nary motion Of steamers, that he passengers
could scarcely believe they were s,camlug:'
The speed OF BRUSH war steamers is about
cisht knots, bu, Ldeut. Hunter Is confident
that hc can increase lho VELOCITY oi thp
Union TO more than ten.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-23
2i,i99,2j5 90

In arriving at these sums, fractions
Of dollars were not taken into the ad-
ditions.
The appropriations for the Post Office
Department, which are paid exclusively
out of the revenues ofthal Department,
and therefore are no charge on the
Treasury, amount 10 Sl,545,OOO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-23
Baltimore Cry, 4th March, I843.

Baltimore CRY, 4th March, 1913.
My Dear General Your letter, OF
serious moment to you and myself has
at this late hour ust reached NE. |
have read It with emotions stronger than
! eau express 10 you, hut which | know
you well enough to feel assured that
you will understand
Would it were in my power, consis-
tently with public and Imperative duties
mt once IN person to "repudiaie" the in
famous impniations against the gallant,
the noble and patriotic men who served
under us, at Il time, as we all know,
when it required moral rs well ~ ply.
sicai courage, to oppose IN nlurlated
mob, raised az you know | then thoug ght
and said) "under The influence of The IN
(ernai cry ofhe rich against The poor. =
You will also recollect that ! also thought
and said that our efforts to put down this
infuriatcd mob had naught to do with the
orr ginal question ofthe extension ofsuG
frage.
The defeat ofthe cause in which we
became enlisted would have resulted in
the subrorsion Of all law, and even of
cosninon Justice. To prevent such a
result was the duty Of every good citi-
zen. thank my God that with the
help aud countcnancc of yourself, and
nfthe noble troops from all parts of the
State, | was Instrumental in putting
down civil car, which | always be.
lievsd, aud continue to believe, was de-
country. The main fight had they sue
ceeded) would have been in the streets
"f New York city. You know that
these were, as they still are, my inn
pressions.
But 10 come 10 the letter of Gcncr-
al Carpenter trust | need not say to
you. or any who know me, that | total
ly disavow as have already publicly
donc) any, or the least participation in
the stigma attempted to be cast, in thai
letter, upon the brave troops | had the
honor to command. The phrase "ma-
Hcious and cowardIy Mgerines," my
feelings so entirely revolt at, that
quote it with reluctance. ! promptly
repel any and every impuation de-
rogatory To those who So faithfully and
IN so viruous cause did all that men
could do.
That my acceptance Of the command
of the troops of Rhode Island, was ap-
proved of by Gen. Carpenter is very
true. But | accepted Of this command
mHhom any prsrious consultation with
him ; and without protesting To speak
of or to know his motives, | only an
.swcr for my own and you know that
was incapable of taking this command
with any other view than the periorin-
.ance Of its duties with entire fidelity Ia
the government which conferred it
upon me.
Ny orders speak lor themselves, and
] did not know that Gen. Carpenter
hnd any other knowledge of them than
what the rest of the community posses
scd.
hope soon to he in Rhode Island, and
TO say aud do whatever may be ncces-
sary 10 rcpcl any impu,ation upon the
brave men who served under my com
mand and to satisfy the people Of Rhode
island, TO whom | hold myself RESPONSE
bio, that | was not unworthy Of the
trust which at such il moment of peril
they conlidngIy rcposcd in me.
am. MOST truly, my dear General,
your fri,nd aud servant,
WM. GIBBS McNElLL.
Gen. WM. &. GIBBs.
Newport, II !.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-23

Gov. Mor'on has appointed James r, HoyG
of CharIcsiown, to be uiu,ant General Of
the Militia Of Massachusetts, in place Of
hdjulant General Dearborn, removed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-23

The trial Commander Mackenzie before
the Court Martial at Brooklyn, has no, yet
concluded. Thus far no important disclosures
have been made, other Than those previously
elected, and it is expected the trial will
soon be brought 10 a close.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-23

WHlLEMiN's SHIPPING I.isT Mr.. Lind
scy, Of New Bedford, has sent US the frs,
No. Of his neat little paper entitled the
"Whaemnn's Shipping List" which We have
already noticed. 1t contains much desirable"
information, particularly interesting To all
concerned in The whaling business. Terms
s per ryear.-Subscrip,ion received at This
ubcc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-23

The Cadet appointments a. the U. :. Mill.
tary Academy, have all been filled for the
present year, so says the Intcligencer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-23

Mr.. Clay has arrived safely at his residcnc,
in Kentucky after delightful visit among has
Southwestern friends.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-23

Abstract Of Appropriations

made at the last session Of Congress
for the half calendar year ending 3Oth
June, 1919, and the iscpl year ending
3Otl June, la44--lha, is, for l8 months
oiyii aud diplomatic, months, end
ing Iaae 80, lsi3. e6,oGs 90
Civii aud diplomatic, year ending June
ao' 1874, s,6oi,oi2 90
Military establishment. i733,l l3O OO
Foriifcsii"ns, SGs 500 90
Naval esmbi-hinent, 9l36,,e4 20
Indian depai tment, 2lOI,2O5 OO
PeEsipps, invalid revolutionary, aud
widows, Ill7,49O 90
Pensions, Naval 10000 u
To give effect TO the treaty with Great
Britain, $50 ;oG 90
Improvement Of the navigation Of the
Mississippi. Missouri, Ono, and Ar
KANSAS rivers, 10000 90
Construction of harhors on Lake Michi-
gan, $4,000 90
Pa, ment. To Georgia militia, ~ 400 90
To establish iel,graphs, 80 eco 90
For survey OF harbor Of Memphis,
Tennessee 5000 90
Private claims, amount not ascertnin-
ed, hut which may be estimated ut
about so eco CO
Various public objects, such as extra
pay to officers ol the exploring ex-
pediiion, pay of Michigan militia
called out 10 mnininin neutrality on
the Canadian frontier, aud Others,
which nre directed To Ice settled The
amount not known, hut, when nScer-
tanned, to be paid at the Treasury,
estimated ut 100000 co
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-23
PRINCES LINNENN BOTANIC
GARDEN * NURSERIES,,
Ar FLUSHING, NEAR NEw.Yonx.

Ar FLUSHING, NEAR NEW \ pRk.
sxsHo. WM. Il. PRINCE g. CO., solc
dfSfTsG couduc,Urs OI this ancient eSlho-
RY~ lishmcnt, offer To The public ia"
- ,uost extensive assortment at
/ roe. aud Plants 10 br found ~ the Uninr,
and the new Catalogues (:S2d rdnl"nl with
reduced prices, winch arc much brlnw the
ordinary rates, nrr now ready Tor distribution
The assorll1ruI uf Frun Trees cnmprsrg al
the celebrated new Belgian. French. English,
aud other varieties, very many uf vino ac"
not cl>cw here obInlnablc, aud they are en-
grated from bearing trees whose iruits hnrn
proved ui superior excellence. aud nll the
micrur kinds have been rejected. They
consist Of Apples 215 varieties Pens, l:IO
varieties Cherries. no varieties /; Plume,
10 varieties Peaches. lCO varlriIcs; Aprl-
cots. - varieties NecrorIucs, ~ varletlrs
A Almnrds. lJ ,nririrc> MulbcrIes, ~ varlc.
ties Ounces. - varieties; mud all Tho
chnrlc kIni, nf Walnuts, ChesnniS, EIbcIis,
ilazlcuu,s, Mrdlars. Flg-. PumeCrnnatcr,
OWcs, Goosebcrr;rs, Raspberrlcs, Slra" bet
RES. Sc. Also, an Immense assortment ut
pguamental Trees OF The most beautiful aud
rarc sYrGies, from Il To 20 feet ~ height,
suilnhir Tor streets, avenues, &c, intending
@0,t 90 Evergreen Trcrs. A very extensive
varciy of Ornamental Shubb'ry Including
all the mosl brauinl Chinese aud Rrlglc
Al lrus. and large number of new and
bcuulllu, Flowcflug Shrubs, moi TO b. i"und
elsewhere. aud above lC0 varieties oi Flow
criug Vlncs aud Cfe"pris. The collection
ol Roses comprises above 600 OF the noNt
cclcbra!lG kInds, among which nrc tho most
beautiful varieties of monthly. daily. Chiucs:
Tea, Nosr,,s. Hybrid, and tree Roses, aud
- varieties Of the moss Roses. Also. Car.
nations, Pmks, Chinese Chry>hnllrmum-,
aud all the other most SNOWY llerbacP"us
PIunt.. The only extensive gSs"tir"ni II
Green House Plants. Bulbous Fluwcr Roots,
Chne.c Roses. aud Chinese Azn""s 'Ai-i.
Ing IN the town. belong 10 lhIs establishment.
The Trees 0rc packed IN ~ superior nan.
ner that their ea!cly is guaranteed iur distant
transportation.
Calalo.ur. may be- "hlnlncd gratis. - ap-
i!l,arion To- CHARLES ". TILLEl, Agent
At Newport, K. l., No. ii2, Thames street.
March - lSi2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-23
E q q q "a 93S.

IN Tvcrion, the liih inst hy Asa GRAY, ESD, Mr.
Wm II,aIv, OF TNerton, To Mss susan slmI ION, 81
lail River.
la Bristol, on the l2th inst Mr. Alexander MHnchcs-
ter, ul Providence. 10 Miss Eleanor =. Lewis ofB,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-23

"Tur snrrr AScnoH. This is the title of
au excellent liulc paper published IN li''io"
by Jonathan Howe, aud cditrdby Roy Charles
W. Daeisou. IL j, exclusively devoted to
the cause Of scamcn, virtue, temperance, hu-
naniiy, &c. without scciarlanlsm, nni The
conducted, and cmincntly worthy of cNtcnslye
circulation The terms ara Que doilar per
YEAR in advance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-23

~ lays later, Trom EHrope. steamer
CoIug,Ap arrived at Boston un Monday morn.
ins from liverpool, Mar irh, with advic"s from
Livorpool To The day oi sailing, aud from Ion.
don 10 tbr o. The news by tbs arrival T.,
ypiDFp.iagt Tralr IN The manufacturing Dis.
ulris rnntnncd - hr depressed aud cotton con.
inurj ju,I 'fhc BSnk OF England had rcdn.
ccd ih. rate of interest ~ > pes cent.
\ l,itr l"un Brcsi slatcS that the inc steam
,frgnies. Intended Gr Vac trans atlantic ma, g..
ton between France nnd The nit"d S'o'"', ~"
rrady To- sca, und viii commence scnlre ~
,hs Sr'ug
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-23

BRIGHTON MosoAy, Mar 90
Reported Tor the Boston nsI,y AdYarts1rS Z patr.pt
Al Market $50 Beef Cattle, $40 Sheep, aud
40 Swine.
PRIcrs-Bsef CattIn-An advance was .f
iectrd, aud we quote Ia correspond Extra n,
= -. FIRST quality, - 75a s. second quality
4 80 ihl,d quality, S3 - "a 425.
Sh'cp-Nn noticed lots sold at | 33, 800
81, - 80, -, 375 aud ~.
Swine-Thoso ~ market were sold, PRICE
not public. At retail from 4 | > 10 &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-23
LAND FOR SALE.

gNOR SALE. nll the right ,illc aud interest
81 Grorgc W., James =. aud Wealthy
Ann Pc, hhau, mlhor chllduu ol Guwihy
Pcckham. late of Mlddblown. drceHssd, IA
aud tu certain Farm ~ Newport. containing
by estimation Que hundred aBd elghy h're-.
with the buildings ihcT"n standing, bounded
uurlhctly nn Iund ui ibc Unnrd States. Wcs.
I,fly un the sea ur sAlt wnter, suuthrrv 90
land ,i Phlip PcckhnH, aud ,aslefly "u 'ir
Naichaul Lim. Said farm was lofmrily
ned 10y joshua snd Augustus r,ckhsn.
For tcIus, amply 30
IUA pECkIlhM. GHardigp,
or PETER BARKER.
MIddlotown, Feb -, Isi3-dw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-23

Judge Belts, oi tho 4. :. Ulrcuii Court,
New York, has decided (arpicalon having
been ma,lc to tho Grand Jufl io try ilIr Gprs-
lion uf iuri-diclion) that III" Grand jay bss
40 nuIhuuiy to Interfere with ~ cnq.,ro I"'o
the muiny on board Of the S"m"rs, "r M,
similar cascs-llcy being strictly within the
jurisdiction of Cuuris Marital, according :" the
acis of Congress THIS will put stop To any
Sup,i. before ,i,ll ifibuudI
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-10-19
NEW GOODS.

TiE subscriber is now receiving his
Il stock of Fall and Winter GOODS di,
rect from tho East, Comprising as follows,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Casinots, Flannels, Lin,
seys, and Jeans, Meronoos, Ass'd Muslin
dc LANES, Silk and Pocket Handkfs, Bed
Tick and Diaper, Super Blk silk Velvet and
striped Do, Fancy Vcstings and variety Of
new and Staple Dry Goods very Cheap, with
good Stock OF Brown and Blcachcd Mus.
Inns and Splendid Lot or Calicoes aud Rib.
hons, Artihcals aud Bonnets, Fancy silk
and Nett Gloves, Mems Buck do. Super
Bk' kid do, with good Lot Of New and
Fancy Buttons, and many other articles
also Cold Carpet Chain, White do. Cotton
yarn, Cotton Bats and with an Asst of fine
Brush Hats and Caps, Asst Boots and Shoes
do, also good Asst Of Queensware, cheap
Groceries, viz: Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Indigo
ana Madden, Pepper and Alspico, Tobacco
and Cigars, Powder, Lead, Tinwa.e md
many other desirable goods all of which |
am disposed to sell very cheap for Cash or
approved Country Produce Call and see and
Judge Cor yourselves. WESLEY JONES.
Burlington, Oct, 18th lS43.
Gaz. copy 6 weeks.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-10-19
Oct 10
VINEGAR FACTORY.

YNHE Subscriber respectfully informs the
l. citizens of Burlington and vicinity,
that he has established Vinegar Factory
in this city being satisfied that no purer
or better article can be found in the Union.
he asks for himself liberal share of pat.
ronage. He unhesitatingly recommends it
to all who are disposed to make picked
Cucumbers, Tomatoes, &C., as they will find
that there is peculiarly in it that will
recommend it, which is this, that while
most Of the sharp vinegar corrodes the fruits
immersed in them, this will preserve them
unimpaired for an indefinite length of time.
also shall keep constantly on hand for
retailing, variety Of French, Italian and
German Wines and Liquors. Come one and
all andsexamine them, and if they are what
they ought to be they will recommend them.
selves. Also on hand fresh groceries.
]. S. SCHRAMM, VI ain Street,
south end of Main Street House.
Sept2l-tf II