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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
MAY.DEW.

Twas Spring, when birds sing roundelay,
When flowers are born and look so gay,
And many a maid Is married.
The Demon, Small-PoN, flying came
He liz on Mary beauteous dame
And all, too long he tauied.
He filled her oval check with blotches,
Cut her Grecian nose IN nOtches,
And away the monster fed.
Gentle Billy long had wood her,
Nor IN vain the youth had sued her
She had promised him 10 wed.
But now she saw the havoc made,
She nobly vowed with heavens aid,
Her Billey ne'er should have her.
And on the first Of May she should,
All in the alley by the wood,
Have with him a ]palavcr.
Twas on the merry first OF May,
When charmed dew hangs on the spray,
At Miss Aurora's rising time,
That these Two doves were met 10 COO;
Aud one, though loving still so true,
To bid the one she loved adicu,
Since withorcd in her prime.
But when she would have said her say,
Her faltcring tongue could not obey,
She tainted, and then fell.
Sweet Billy seized a tulip cup
That Of the dew had got a sup
And every drop had treasured up
That came within Us bell.
At once he dashed IL in her face,
And bending DER the effect 20 trace,
With wonder stood amazed.
The white scared skin had given place,
And cen the smallest slightest trace
OF fell disease was mzcd.
And oh the face that lay beneath,
The dumask cheek, the ivory teeth,
The coral lips, the brow.
Oh! twerc enough 60 tear o man
Prom out an army's conquorinR van,
Or break a monk his VOW.
And when again she strOvr 20 tell
That though she loved him still 70 we'll,
They must forever part.
cled her o. the plocid stream
That h9wcd the ancient oaks between,
Then claspcd hor 10 his heart.
Come OIL ye maids that anxious arc.
impatient widows, near and far.
Come profit by my tale
Aud when Tee first OF May draws nigh,
From powders and from lotions 49,,
let handmaid Biddy coll you up.
when charmed dew hIs tulip cup
And youNI no longer foil.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06

We are heartily glad that tho contest Is over. and, sltho'
We honestly threw all of what little energy We MAJ possess
into the conflict, We can look back upon a course unstained
by personalities or any thing Intentionally indecorous. OF
without finding a word, syllable OF letter we could or would
etact.-AbfaRdon Vrxiniaa.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
EIRSr District.

by Yesterdays cars we have another version OF the Con-
voting in some Of the upper counties; Isle Of
Wight is now said to have given 4, and Sury 3 more for
than our yesterdays report. aud Sussex 3 less,
which elects Langhome by POUR instead Of feo as We have
reported it.-Norfolk Herald Of I'd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT DtsAsrER.--The steamer Native,
Capt Wilson, arrived yesterday from Cotton Gin Port,
brought intelligence that the steamboat Favorte was snag.
ged and sunk ON Wednesday morning last about 3 O'Clock,
Just above MeCarny's Shoals; having on board n iull cargo
Of cotton. IL is supposed the boat will be n total loss.
Mobile Advertiser.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
NEW A ROYSTER. Auc,.
ALLEN & cos NEW OFFICE.
Under the Exchange Hotel,

Drawing comes to hand Monday mornings prizes Of $4,000
10 Of 1000, sc. - Nos-l3dmwn Tickets s..
Another drawing received Monday Morning. Grand Scheme
Capital-s3OOOO, 10000, % OF 1000. &C. rs Nos-Ia drawn
INA Il q u AITpN A. cnS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
INLoEs & II Auet..

ar AUCTION NOTICE-1he attention OF capftnlsts and 9th.
ens : invited Ia the sale Of real estate on Main street to take place
on Monday the 9Th instant At II O'Clock on the premises. II Is
the property occupied for a number Of years by Mr.. Isaac White
and - considered one ofthc best business stands IN the city. +. ad
ve1isement under auction head.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
HOYT IL cos OFFICE.
SrREE-r

AT Hoyt & Co.'S big Capitals n soh-57 sold recently. Who
rrizei Two Lotteries ~today-s35,OOO and $4,000. SIN.
gle tickets and packages tobe had ut HOYT a cos
NAV Prize Office.
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Lever, L'EPinc. md Anchor Escape-
mcnt Watches. Ar.

We invite attention To our extensive sale of Splendid Gold and
Silver Watches AMI Jcwelp. &c under the Exchange Hotel This
SATURDAY. Evening, at - O'Clock. These articles were imported
csp"ssly for the regular trade, and are recommends AS the most
superior invoice ever offered NJ public sale IN this market.
% A the sale VIII b. peremptory, dealers and others would do
well to attend. Terms cash.
mn . INLOES 4 BROTHER. Auet-
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Notice.

6-Thc Ladies' Sewing Society OF the Ist Press
bytcrian Church mr. Pismer's), will offer for sale, a variety of
useful andtaney Articles at the CONCERT ROOM Of the Exchange
Hotel commencing on Tuesday next, End May. At I O'Clock. p. NJ
and continuing till Saturday, . O'Clock, 2. VI. The nett proceeds nj
the sale are be applied to the education OF pious young Men for
the Gospel Ministry. Among the articles offered viii h. found a
great variety Of ehihlren's dresses &c Eifl prices snnaAs 10 "a,
tHss. Anperons are invited to attend. m 2-Iw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
NOTICE.
orrcr Va. FrRr 4 M,rrvr I-sra..cr Co, ,

NEW MEDICAL WORKS. Practical and Ttcorc-
Teal Treatise on The Diagnosis, Pathology and Treatment Of
the Diseases of The SKIN, arranged according 10 Natural system
N classification and preceded by an outline Of the Anatomy and
Physiology of tho SKIN. ny Erasmus Wilson. Lecturer. In the
Mddcsct Hospital School u Medicine.
The kidneys, &c-The Kidneys and Urine: By ~. Bcr
zchus. Translated from The German, by ~. n. Boyo and r. Lea
ming. MD. Just published for sale.
ma , SMITH, DmNKER A. MORRIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
PoRrsNorrn. MnY q. Iala.

Mes1s. EditOs-Tbis is a glorious day for the Wings;
in adding up the polls Of Norfolk County, the second time,
AtkinSon's majority is only one instead Of seven. The ma.
JOriy Of the respective counties, stands as follows
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06

ELOTHS.-We have in store an extensive as
sortment of Cohs. from the loves. N Inc very finest qualify.
Of every shade and colour. We particularly Invite te attention of
country merchants 10 these good, believing Tint We can ~ them
lower han they were eveT bought in ~ market
apRI t KNIT, KENDALL q ATWATRR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
$4,000
CASH CUST0MER


WI V. n''hEl-EW is now prepared to accommodate a.,
- "ousand customers with Bonnets, Dress Cars. Rbbon.
w -, OF every Kind, quality and description. suitabr co,
NC - ihe assortment will be kept complete during an, So.
~, "n"s 10y weekly arrivals Persons from all parts Of ,Is
~ as No',l' carolina visiting Richmond. viii find il decidedly
~" 70 Hook nat this establishments. as good. ap M
nlnd ana VII bc sold alta living profits and sul at The row., n,,s"
Rapid sales at small profits is the motto. ~
~, MRS. NJ. BUCKELHw.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06

First Congregational Dsfret-Mr. LaHghorne Elected !
a correspondent at Portsmouth, sends us the following
statement which may be regarded As fully entitled to conf.
donce, coroboruted as it is from other quarters. and which
places the election Of Mr.. Langhornc beyond controversy.
We congratulate the Wings Of the frs, District upon the
result. If Norfolk County has Temporarily Tor we are sure
IT will be but temporary sweved from her long cherished
principles, the loss is more than repaired BY the redemption
q a.. ns.,-..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21

la this town, on Monday last, Mr. Nathan
irl Smith, in tho e0th year of his age u revolu.
ltionary Ponsioner.
| In Ills town, pn Tuesday morning last
Miss Sarah Smith, aged Oo Years, daughter u
tho late Peter Smith.
Al the Newport Asylum on Wednesday eve.
ming, 18Th inst, MS. Mary Wallace, widow
of The late Mr.. John G. Wallace aged ~
years.
IN Portsmouth, on the llth inst. Ruil, Shcr.
man, daugh,.r Of Asa Sherman, aged 36 years
and . months.
In Bristol, on the 18Th inst. Hannah Hall,
daughter Of Mr.. Crawford Eas,cgbrooks, aged
10 months.
In South Kingstown, on the 10th inst.
James d., aged 10 Years, and Hannah Maria,
aged II Years, son and daughter of Mr. Jamrs
II. Brown, whose death was noticed in our
.as, number.
In North Kingstown, on Friday last, Of dys-
an,cry, Joseph, son OF Rev. Joseph w. Alien,
nged 81 years.
In Swnnsey, Ms, on the 18th inst. Miss
Caroline Gardner, daugAr of Capt. Henry
Gardiner, of Swausey, aged 20 years.
In Providence, on the Illh, Luther Crock
er, in the 2l-l year of his ago-l3ih, Mrs
Martha Marshall, aged 80 wears
In Johnston, 4ih inst. Mr. Amos Whitaker
IN the SD year of his age-a revolutionary
pensioncr.
la Quincy, Michigan, April seth last, lay
da, wife Of Mr., Samuel Mowfy, and daughter
of Mr.. Joseph Merry, formorly Of SmithfeId,
aged 80 years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
From The Providence Journal.
Warren Baptist Association.

! The scveDty-sixih anniversary Of this
venerable body was held on "Wednesday
and Thursday, the 18th and 9Th inst
at Warren, the ancient und hospitable
town which gave its name to the asso-
citation. The annual introductory SER
mon was preached by Rev. James II.
Stone, Of Wexford. The text was
Gal. i. o. "But though we, or an angel
from heaven, preach any other gospel
unto You than that which we have
preached unto you,l let him be accurscd "
After the sermon, the association was
organized by the appointment of Rev.
Joseph Smith as moderator, and Rev.
James r. Stone rs clerk. The after
noon Of Wednesday was occupied by
he reading of the annual epslles from
the churches.
The letters exhibited, in general, a
healthy, settled state OF prosperity
Throughout the churches. There has
been less religious excitement than in
former years ; vet abont 400 persons
have been added to the churches by
baptism during the year. On Wcdnes-
day evening the Rev. DR.. Sharp, Of
Boston, Prcsden, fthe Baptist Board
of Foreign Missions, preached an in
teresting and instructive missionary SER
mon, from Ps. cXxvi 3. "Tbe Lord hath
done great things for us, whereof we
are glad" 1t consisted principally of
a review of the early history Of mission
AIRY efforts among the Baptsts, chiefly
in the faiherland, and was rich in BIZ
ngraphcal sketches of the vcneratcd
Carey, Thomas, Andrew Fuller, SUIT
cliff, Ryland, and Pearce, the principal
promoters Of the English Baptist mis-
sion TO India. A handsome collection
was taken up at the close Of The sermon
in aid of foreign missions. Previous to
The adiournnent of the association, on
Thursday, eight or nine churches re-
quested letters Of dismission, for the
purpose of forming a new associaiion.-
These churches were mostly in the
north part of the State one of the
Providence chprches, and perhaps more,
will in all probability unite with them.
Delegates from these churches will
meet at Cumberland Hill in about n
month, to agree upon n name for the
new association, aud TO take other pre-
limiaary steps. 1t will probably be
called, either The Roger WiI'iams or the
Prorideace dissertation. This impor-
liant step arose from no difference Of
feeling, or want of harmony, but simply
from IL growing conviction that the as
sociaion was. too large, and that The
interests Of religion in onr State would
be better promoted by two moderately
sized associations, than by one nnwiel-
dy body consisting Of nearly 20 chur-
ches aud about 1000 members. II will
he only adding one to The daughters
(already numerous) of this venerable
mother of nearly all the Baptist Asso-
Citations in New England-thc Warren
Association. May the cordial harmony
which has ever snbsis,ed between her
and her numerous progeny in other
States. ever be maintained between the
mother and the daughter. while labo,ing
side by side for the spiritual welfare Of
Rhode Island.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
Ms MsSHIP NEWS. sA'ESE,
PORT OF NE WP0RT.
AR KIy ED.

WEDNESDAY, Sept 49,
Brig Chillian, (Br) Miller, fin Fall River
for rlcrou {; Alvana, Bates Somerset for Bel.
fast.
Sclirs Hudson, Colcord, FIN Stonington for
Bangor; Tcxan, Dayton, n. York for East
port Champion, Lincoln, from bingham
Position, Osiuer, Camden for Fall River, with
mainsul split.
schr Bclsey * Deborah, White, from Ban.
gor.
THURSDAY, Sept. II.
Schrs Effort, Spear, fm Thomaston for New
Yoik hinlunta, Patterson, aud Brave, Orcnt
Calais for do. Pilotboat Hornet, of ofEdgarIon
im a cruise.
FRIDAY, Sept. Is.
BRIG Grand Turk, Porter, fn Prov. for Ban
gor Emerald, Poland, Calais for Ncw-York
SATURDAY, Sept l6
Rev. Cu.tcr Madison, Fato, fin New Lon.
don for ~ Bedford
SUNDAY, Sept Il.
Schrs Albert Vinal, Nichols, im Bangor
Thos. Dale, Wilkins, Prov. for New York
A,alanta, Nowhall, do for n Bedford Gen.
Warren, h!urch, Fall Rivsr for Camden.
Sloops Excel Dunnng, fin +. River for
New York Standard, krcsam, do for Long
Island, Deep River, Shalcr, fin Saybrook.
Sloop Rcnzi, Duriee, FIN n. York for Prov.
MONDAY, sept. IS.
Sclrs Entcrprisc, Perry, I'm +. River for
Sandwich Lois, llamblin, FIN Phladelphin.
TUESDAY, @ert. 10.
ScIr Planet, Rowland, fm Providence
Schrs Gcnon, Lamphcer, fin Bangor; Tri-
umph, Williams, Bristol for Boston.
CLEARED.
l5lh-Brig Poland Smith, Havana
Good Hone Burditk jamaica.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
AUCTIONS.
Administrator Sale.

NVN be sold al Public .2ucf,on on
SHTURD.3 ncxt al ~ o'cfock "a NJ.
al The Late residence Of Mr.. Join God
dard. dec. on Easton's Point,
4 QuaNr,rY Of elegant FURNITURE
- consisting of Sofls. bureaus, Tobias.
Brd.i"nds Secretaries, &c.
.4LSO, large quantity of Joincrs LunI.
her, conslaiIng OF Mahogany. Cherry, Black
Walnut. Maple und Pine busrjs Cherry,
Spruce. and Maple joist.--a lot OF bed posts,
in m unfinished sat.
LikEUiSE. abant 400 gallons Of prime
sperm "ll. "a part of the cargo of ship Me-
chanlc.) Conditions at sale
P.P. REMINGTON, .7dmr.
Newport, Sept. 2lst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21

AccipENT.-Threc non were Injured n
Fall River on Tuesday of last week, whIl'
blasting rocks near thr river. Having charg
I'D n rock, they went to dinner, and on ro'
turning, finding that The water had flowed -
they commenced clearing II on', when b,
some means. the powder 'gni,cd and cxplo-
led, mulla,lng The arms w on" of then
squire DAVIS 80 badly as to require ampu,a.
tion. The others. named Joseph Pettcs
were also badly injured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
Good News.

Capt. Thomas l.. Boss, Of the BARK
Merchant, of this port, aud Mr.. David
Wceden, his mate, for whose safety
much alarm mud anxiety have for some
time been felt, to the inexpressiblc Joy
Of all their friends, arrived here in the
steamer lolas yesterday about noon
from Providence and Boston. they
arrived in Boston yesterday morning,
from Liverpool, which place they left
on the afternoon Of the 9th, and were
themselves the first bearers Of the news
ofthe loss Of their ship a! sea. from
which they providentially escaped
Mr.. Weeden informs us ihat the Mcr-
chant was run down in smooth water.
on the morning of the 10Th of August,
tho weather thick and hazy, at o'clk
and 80 minutes, by the steamer Acadia,
in lat, IA 81 N, lon. 60 J3w. The
Acadia was hours out from Halifax
for Liverpool In about 10 minutes
after she struck, the sh ip sunk-and
by the timely assistance Of the steamer,
which inme diatcly stopped and sent her
boats, the officers and crew were for
tunatcly saved. Nothing else from the
ship was saved hut few articles Of
clothing. The steamer struck the ship
just forward ofihe main chains, stove
in five or six plank, and otherwise dis
ablcd her, producing very naturally
much CONSERVATION and alarm. One
Of the sailors had his shoulder put out,
and this providen'ally was all the in
Jury to life or limb that was sustained.
The officers and crew were taken to-
Liverpool in the. steamer Acadia where
they arrived on the morning Of the cath
aud were provided with accommoda.
iions on board the Caledonia, which
|tit LOT fcSlpi, uS SlHl'u HUbNt, oII lHt
9th They received the kindcst treat
,nent on board both steamers, for which
they express their warmest acknowledge
ments.
The Merchant was in ballast, III
days from Amsterdam for this port
She was new ship and was insured at
the Atlantic and American Offices, in
New York, for $1,000.
The Caledonia reached Halifax on
Monday last At \. NJ and left for Bos-
ton at ~. The Britannia from Boston
for Liverpool, rrriycd at Halifax same
day.
Mr.. Wccden has favored us with the
Liverpool Standard Of the 5th, but it
confirms no news Of material impor-
tance.
The Qucen and Prince Albert had
gone to France on visit.
Mr.. O'Conncll continues to hold re-
peal meetings, and attract large audien
ccs.
The alale of trade in the Manufacture
ing districts was improving.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
NOTICE..

yrHIlE subscriber having put his Railway III
complete repair, hereby informs his friends
aud the public, that he is III readiness To- haul
up aud repair vessels, or do amy work in his
line ut a short notice and on favorable tcrns,
aud to all work entrusted to him evil give
his personal attention. lie acknowledges
with gratitude 'he many aud repearod Iavors
received from the citizens of'this town and
the public generally anr hopes he may yet do
serve and receive a SHIRE uf the public pat
rona.p. .' NN. Ii. CRANDAI.L.
Newport, Jdiy lI,'l3s2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
BRIGHTON MAaKET-Monday, Sept 10, lot3
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser q Putrio,

Al Market 700 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, 5000
Sheep, aud 1913 Swine.
PRicIs--i,eef Cattlc-Tho prices obtained
last week were hardly sustained. We quote
extra ai 4 so; first quality $4 81 second
quality 375 a 81 .hird quality, S3 so.
s'ores-Two year old $s I3 three year
old Sllal7
Sheep-SmplI lots were sold from 7Jc to
30. Wrthors 25, az aud 62.
aud . l.2c for Barrows selected lots n iiac-
ton more. Old Hogs, from Ohio, 4a4 i-4c
selected old Hogs from New iolk, and Sc
At retail from 10 6 i-2c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
shoulder Braces.

sgvIiE improved Minerva Shoulder Braccs
Intended IT, brace the shoulders aud ex
pand the chcsi. THIS article will be- found
of immense bencf, to children Of cl'her sex.
Who have acquired the habit oi stn"plne; and
Indispensable to- persons of sedenlsry habits.
Received and Tor snp by
ISAAC GOULD & SON,
Avg. 81 l76. Thanrs.stfceI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
,L0 % GANnyPo
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
AND
E}ESTIsI~
ISESTEsl.

~ removed his ofi"o 10 the iipuse ni
Maj Vars, corner OF Church and Divis.
ion Streets
~: H. He has lniely prepared supply Of
his Tooth PoSdrrs which are warranted Ia
CONAN 40 article that can pnsslhiy iuinre the
teeth and may he used daily Ia polish aud
"hI''n them, aud correct HE secrclions ard
impurities of tho mouth.
Sept. lih, IG43
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21

Wonw ~ TuE rfACH Tnsr.-A wti
ter IN the Cinrinnsi Gazette maintains ihal
The malady Of The Peach tree ~ caused by
worms aud says that unieilngly by pouring
water sino-, boiling around tine roots IN th'
Autumn whom the cggs ne deposited, and ~
,hr Spring, when any that escaped the irs'
boiling. vii be hn'chcd 'he health. vlgoI
and lceuudry oi thr tree are preserved.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
WoOlEN GOODS.
<~Mss~[~
L"s FNN&

- FAD, THOMAS a. MASON, Offer frr
. sale et UhOlcSnie only. large and va1u-
able assortment ot UODLE.E GOODS.
adapted to tho present aud approaching sea
son, Mt prices believed To be as low as like
goods can be obtained IN any Market A.
in"ng which nre
2O0 pieces black, blue ,olivc, brown, apple g.
Invisible grcen, cadet, steel, OxIord "
Youths mixed Droadcluths.
80 pieces fancy aud black, blue. lavender.
slate. blue mixed. steel. cadets and Ok
ford mixed Casslmcres and DOcskIns.
200 pieces Indigo blue, steel, cadet. Ok
ford nnd Canada mixed dressed Hnd IN
dressed SpIlhets; aud , cases Canada
mixed cloths.
80 pirccs blue black and invisible green
wool dyed Broadcoth~.
20 pirccs Pilnt Cloths.
) bales red, white, yollow, iwllled snd
/ PLAIN F,anuels.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21

En Boxes Superior Havana pgowl Sugal
'st 10 llhds. Muscovsdo sugar,
l50 bags Maricubo, Cuba g. Lagura coffee
100 bags shot.
80 kegs sporting and blasting powder,
Tea,
80 barrels common aud fancy brand cana
Flour,
100 terces prime Rice,
30 hEds winter aud 'Pring Sperm Oil,
~ hoxes sperm cand's.
Boxes manufactured Tobacco, Lorilard's
.nui' and tobacco. loai SUGAR, nulmegs.
cloves, cassia sack sah, &r. &c, for sale ut
North Wing Union Bnuk hniidrp by
Sept 4 J. ). MUNRO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21

ARREST oF THE CoSNrCTIcuT FoRGEs.--
J,mes c. WhIttemore, the Navy Contractor.
who obtained money in New Haven, on forg
cd drafts, has been arrested at Newcastle,
Del, by officers from New York. lie was
committed to prison in New York, to be sen'
to Connecticut for trial.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21
NEW GOODS.

EUST RECEIVED from Now York, n
~ general assotrmen, of Staple s. Fancy
dry goods--among them ar" the following,
viz: Alpaccas, Orleans cloths. Mouselne de
LANES, Parlsepcs, French Meruos, English
DO. wa,ered alpaccas, allpcncs, bombazlne,
Imperial Paris velveis I; Cashmere, Brocha,
not and other styles of Shawls velvet plush
aud silk eravat' hosiery, kld & silk gloves.
worstrd mtts, dark bonnet ribbons, velvet
neck ribbons, cloths, Cassimeres, Snttincis,
Beaver cloths, Pilot cloths, red, yellow &
white ll,nncls all of which are offered for
sale nj us low prices ne Mt any other rclalI
store m city or town. ut No. l32 Ivy
J. NJ. COOK & Go.
Sept 2lsi. 1919.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21

Amos, every paper tha, comes To hand
contains the moriifying intelligence Of som'
new adept in crime. The accounts of for
geries, murders, robberics, &c. &c. have be-
come "as familiar as household words" II
to those we add tho daily accounts OF Steam
boat, railroad and other accidents and dlsas.
,ers, majority of which are caused by the
grossest needle, sness, wickedness and folly
they are enough to sickcp the heart at III,
dcprOvi,y Of poor human nature, and tho
downward course TO which II seems amos
lnslnc,ivcy tending. What but tho po,cn
arm of higher power and the salutary 10.
luences of the Gospel can arrest these dire
fol evils? The tcrrors OF human enactmcnt'
seem to Intcrposc no barrier to their wide
spreading accumulation.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-21

Drowned On Thursday afternoon
Inst, small boat belonging 10 u oris
mouth, II. l., containing three men
whose names were Alexander Lunpy
John Ceigan and James McCarran, ma.
,lves OF ireland, was upset near Popa-
squash Point, in this harbnr. Lnney
vas drowned, and The other two, nearly
exhausted, were picked up by the steam
boat lolas, one Of whom, (Caigan) died
on board the steamhoat shortly after be
was picked mp. McCnIran recovered
iuncy has left three children. They
had been at work at Eddy's Coal Mine
in Portsmouth, and came 10 this place to
phrcnase some clothing, and were upset
on their return home. The boat was
probably upset through bad management
- Bristol Phenir