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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.

RY virtue nf nn execution issued from Tho
- Hon. Court OF Common Plras, for The
Comfy of Washington, al the February torn
thereof, 1910. in favor of the Laudboldcs
Bank, and against Samuel Brown oi South
Klngsiown. shall Oh the Both day OF Janna-
~. lS43, AT Two o'clock, p. NJ, sell al public
auction, a tract Of land IN South Kiugstown,
containing about $50 acres -bounara, ,norih-
rry by land Of Jushua Brown aud Elisha
Watson, cnst on the rond aud narrow Ilver,
south on land OF Joseph u. Perry aud bcr-
Of John Watson, aud westerly ON the fresh
nleadows,-or 80 much thereof as will satisfy
said execution and expenses.
Conditions u, the time and place OF sale.
Sale at the dwelling house on ;hc premises.
FRANCIS B. SEGAR, Deputy &'rT
WAsuINGTOS Sc.
yd Jan. IsI3.
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Administrators Sale.

IVW be SOLD at PuJiic .4uciion,
on Saturday, he An day Of February
Nrri, al II o'eIock, Il. W., on he
premises on he Long Whorj, By rn-
me ETA decree ofMs Court ol Prob"te
Of .Newpcri,
4 LL the right. title and Interest which
~ George w. Allan had, al the time "f
his deceusc. III or to ono-,ixtlI part at lhe
Estates, on the Long Wharf, IN Newport, NJ
follows, Wv:
The estate, occupied hy the late WIN =
n. Ian, bounded eastctly on passage way.
souihcrlv on drft-way, westerly on land of
Edward y. Allan, and n"r,hcrly Oh the Long
Wharf
The store on Long Wharf. bounded north
erly on land of Stephen y. Norihnm, wrsior-
" on land Of said NorihSn. enslrrly on land
Of The widow "f VIM. Almy, and sou'herIy
on Lang Wharf:
&Also, IN ar to onc-sixth part of dwelling
EoGsc on the Ferry Wharf. bounded ensfcrly
on land of Thnmns J. Peckhsm, westerly on
land Of George TIllry. norherly on Chacrs
Wharf, aud soathcrly on Ferry Wharf;
Also. IN or 10 OncsslXth part of the cs,at"
occupI d by James w. Allan, corner Of Mar
borough aud Thames streets, bounded on
The east by Duke street, on the north by
Marlborough street. west on Thames street,
and south on land OF John Stevens.
Also, ia or Ia one-slx,h part of Two lots uf
land situate in Ncwiown, bounded nouhcrly
and cas,erly Oh streets, westerly on laud at
John j. a Ian, aud soufhcrly an land of WIN.
H. Duugla. t-or so much thereof ~ will be
sufficient to ralse the sum of SIX hundred AMI
ify.ihrcc dollars and one cent. for The pay
meni of the debts OF said George w. Al II,
as allowed by the Commissioners ON his
estate, with the incidental expenses. Con-
dllions made known at time and place Of
sale.
EDWARD y. ALLAN. .1dmr.
NcMnnri. Ian. 3d. lSIR NV.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19

The LEGISLATURE Of this State, is
still in session in Providence, having ad-
journcd over from Saturday last. Ow-
Ing To the crowded state of our columns,
we arc unable to publish this week, a
full account ofiheir proceedings, though
there has been, in fact, but little tran
sacted of an important public nature .
After receiving and disposing, by rcie-
renee to appropriate committees, Of
sundry petitions on "Wednesday and
Thursday, the two Houses met to re-
ccivo and count the votes given for the
Constitution, and the following gentle
men were appointed n committee for
that purpose, viz: Mcssrs. Cranston,
w. &. Durlee, Branch, Dexter, Dixon,
Barber, Hall, l.. B. Smith, Remington,
and Pollard. The Secretary and Clerk
were added. The committee having
completed that duty, they made report
in Grand Committee, on Friday, and
the following is their official statement !:
VOTE ON THE CONSTITUTION,
Adopted November q, y, and %, 1872.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19
OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

A sound National Currency, regulated by tho
will aud Authority of the Nation:
An Adequate Revenue, with Fair Protection
To American Industry:
Just restraints on the Executive power, en,-
bracing further Restriction on the cXcr-
else of the Veto:
"A faithful Administration ofihe Public Domain,
with AN Equitable Distribution Of the pro.
cccds Of the Sales Of it among all lhc
States.
An Honest and Economical Administration OF
the General Government, leaving Public
Officers perfect Freedom Of Thought, and
oi the Right of Suffrage but with suitable
Restraints against Improper Interference
in Elections.
An Amendment of the Constitution, limiting
the incumbent of tho Presidential Office
to Single Term. IL. CLAY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19
HERALD FrTHE TIMES.
Lectures upon the IInman System.

The Lectures which have been an
nounccd for several weeks past, by
Messrs. Lambert s. Mack, upon the
Human System, were commenced here
on Saturday evening last, at Armory
Hull, and have been nuinerously and re-
specially attended. These gentlemen
are extensively known as Lecturers on
the Human System, and well do they
merit the liberal patronage they have
universally received, as well as the
strong concentrations every where be-
slowed upon them by the press. Indeed
they truly deserve The thanks of the
community for introducing Lectures
upon this subject with such illustrations
as they use, since they must be produc-
live of much good. The manikin, ms it
is improperly called, (boing of full size }
rendering the subject nt the same time
what it really is, the most interesting
Of all also gives US better idea of our
curious structure, than could be learned
from books in mnnlhs, and to see this
taken to pieces, simply, would be worth
ten times the price of course. TO
Ladies. these lectures will be invaluable
The subject is treated upon in so deli
cate and geniIenanly manner, and the
Manikin being divcstcd Of every thing
which could render il in the least de-
gree immodest, they have now an op-
portunlty, which they never before
possessed in so favorable way, Of
learning the structure and use, rs well
as the means Of preserving the health,
of all the important parts of the body,
as these are all represented in tho Man
ikin, piece of mechanism, most en-
iraordinary IN it's structure, both for
minuicncss and accuracy of its various
pats. DIR. Lambert does not run into
those extremes which characterize the
Lecturers Of many upon tins subject,
but his remarks are so lraught with
sense, that VIZ doubt whether any per-
son, however careless, would attend
without bein. not only interested, but
practically bcnclittcd.-Andn now that
we have seen and heard, We do not
wonder at oil AT the success with which
they have met in all our cities, and
doubt not the same will attend them
wherever they go,
DIR. Lambert, lectures for the last
time, this evening. The Lecture last
evening was upon Me lungs, and (like
all the rest, was rcplcie with most use
iul and important information. The
House was well filled, and, rs it should
have been, with maj ority Of ladies'
That Lecture would bear repeating an
hundred times. The lecture, this even
ing, will be upon The skin. Go carly,
if you wish To secure seat. The Hall
will, We doubt not, be filled to over
flowing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19
Newport Bank.

At the annual meeting Of the Stockhold'
"a ers Of the Newport Bank, held lanua
ry !, 1913, the following gentlmcn were cho'
sen directors for the ensuing yearv
William Vernon, Isaiah Crooker, Wni
$. Nichols. William Stevens, Edward f.
Newton, Edward T.. A Ian, William A. Bar.
bcr Simon Newton Jr. aud Wanton Il. Sher-
man.
Atn meeting Of The Dire ctOrs on the same
day, William Vernon Esq. was chosen Prcsi.
dent.
S. CAHOONE, CASHIER.
Newport, Jan. Z, IS43.
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Jan. 30
Clerks office, .Ntmp0yi. Jan IL, 1873.

Clerks OGcr, .Ntmpon, Jan. IL, 1913.
4 PPLIcATIoN was made for an Admins
"A traitor To be appointed on tho estate of
Susan Chuloncr late of Newport, colored
woman. dec.
1t is ordered that The same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
of Probate, tn be- holden nt the Town Hall IN
Newport on the first Monday in February
ncXt.nt = n'cluck n.in. and that previous notice
be given, by publishing copy "f this order
three several times in the Eraid of he
Times, for all persons Interested 10 appear at
said time and place and he heard.
A true copy-witncss:
Jl0. B. B. llowLAND, Pro. Clk
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19
MORE ANIMAL
MAGNETISM,
IN NEWPORT.
MSSSI:M

A II the solicitation of n number Of Cen
"a tlr,nrn, as well ~ Ladies, the under, sn-
ed have been induced to remain few days
longer in Newport, and will give illustrations
aud exhibit experiments, on the remarkable
phenomena Of Pkrcno- -.H,smcriSR, al the
TowS Hall, O.MORROW EVENING,
at half past o'clock.
They will also be- happy to wait upon parties
NJ their own houses, where private eXplana-
ton is prrtrrrcd-ard attend TO examinations,
phrenolog al their rooms.
New subjects may be expected on Friday
evening, as well as new experiments.
a. COLBY,
J. MINTlRE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19
d z A r y 8

IN rovidcncc. q, Sunday Cycrirr last Mr. Richard
:. Salisbury Pgrd - years On Tuesday, Mrs. Hrscy
Rh",rs widow ~ ne lple Mnlnrhl Rhodes. ng,d ~.
In Wrkiurd ~ 1Iur,dnl last. Mrs Mary, widow at
the late Robert Musf"y oi Exeter. aged ~
IL North king.t'Hn, on Friday, Mr.. John Fowler
pgri IL
OiNcllow Fever, 2lsi nit on board Schr Convert
Of NIrk'rd, 81 dnN ont ir"n Havana hound tu New
Otlcnus, Nr. 1hnnirS Smith, son 81 the Iiou HcUJ
Smuh, al North M .tun where he ten wilr chit
drrn, hts Brcd prrrns, several hnhcr- sisters aud
man, rpuds, 10 inrcnt his sudden DEATH, Hg,d 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19
Horse Guards upon tho Island Of Rhode
Island, was read and passed.

Horse Guards upon tho Island Of Rhode
Island, was read aud passed.
The vote RENTING the fine and costs =
imposed upon Charles Spiccr, by Court
Martial, was passed.
The act in addition To the license law =,
allowing the city oil Providence to pros
ecuts loI the sale of spiri,uous liquors
upon the waters Of the river and cove
was passed.
\ Mr.. I. Whipplc presented n resolu-
iion instruciing our Senators to vote for
the repeal Of the Bankrupt law. Re-
ceivcd and referred to the Committee
an the Judiciary. ...
The petitions from school districts
No. Z, l3 and IA. Tiverton, were con-
tinucd with an order of notice.
| The acts auihorsing taxes for the
erection Of school houses in school dis
iricts No 3 and II, Tiver,on, were
passed.
The petition Of the Eleventh School
District, Tiveton, was received and re-
icrred to the Committee on Education.
A resolution was offered by Mr..
Cranston and passed, directing Judge
Staples, the committee to revise the
laws, To report.
The votes continuing the petitions
from School Districts No. o, 10 and II,
| Tivcron, with orders Of notice, were
read and passed.
The prayer Of the petition Of the
Newport Bank, for amendment of char
ter. was granted and the act passed
The Judiciary Committee were au.
thoriscd to report the election law in q
printed form.
Several bank returns were received
aud referred.
Or Tuesday last, with the exception
of n number Of private petitions, which
we've received aud referred, the follow
ing is about all the business that was
done.
The petition Of Fire Engine Compa-
ny No. I, Newport, for net ofincorpora-
ti"n, was received and referred to the
Commiitee on Corporations.
The report Of the Commissioners on
Claims, was received aud referred Ia
the Conmi,.ce on Finance.
The Com'nittee on the State Prison
made report, and submitted an act res
pccling the discipline of The Prison OBJ
Waiting the disadvantages Of solitary con
tinenrnt.
The petition Of Albert &. Kendall
and others, ana Daniel S. Dexter and
others, for the release of certain PRISON
ers, indicted aud confined for treason
and other offences against the State.
IL was moved that they Cc referred Ia
the Committee on The Judiciary.
I MIR. Blake moved that they be refer
/ red 10 a select committee. Some de-
bate arose upon this motion, which was
ended by lying them upon the table on
motion of Judge Branch
Report of the commissioners on the
public money, was read and accepted.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19

FlnE.-The large old dwelling house,
situate on the farm belonging Ia The u.
s.. about half mile south Of Fort
Adams, was burnt To The ground on Sun
day afternoon last. II IL supposed To
have caught from stove pipe. The
house was occupied by several soldiers
families attached 10 the companies in
the Fort.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19
SELLING OFF.

DRY GOODS Of crcry description,
Selling Oft NJ reduced prices. prcpara-
tory 10 purchasing new assortment IN
the Spring, NJ No. l3l, by
Jan ~ VI. COOK & co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19

We fully concur with DIR. Lambert
in recommending The public to read Dr..
Alcott's Library Of Health, Comb S
Physiology, and other works Of this
stamp.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19

We understand that .ome important
arrests connected with one Of our monird
have been made during the
past week, the particulars of which we
are not yet al liberty To disclose. N. y.
Tribune.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19

MINIsTER TO FRANCE.-The EN-
bassy to France being vacant by the re-
turn of Gov. Cass, various individuals
are spoken Of Ia fill it, among them Mr..
Rivrs, Mr.. Wise, and MIR. WaG
of Louisiana, late Senator from that
State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19

MEsMERIsM. sc. Some experiments
ofa convincing and truly astonishing
nature, will be exhibited, we under
stand, tomorrow evening, by Mrssrs
Mcintyre s. Colby, at the Town Hall
We have only room to refer To the ad-
veriisement, which will be found in the
usual place, for particulars.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

a lecture viii he delivered at the Town
Hall, THIS EVENING, ,by WILLIAM CRAx-
sroS, Esq, commencing al ID O'Clock. Sub
joct Temperance.
Newport, Jan. 10Th, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19
4 Natural Remedy
WRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,


cure # eeery c"rabie dseose, ~W be Jo"ndm
WRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
OfMe .lorh .ameriean CoiIege IF Heaih.
yRNIIESE extraordinary Pills ARE composed Of
u plants which grow sponlaueou., on our
own srh, and are therefore better adapted 10 our
constitutions than medicines con, ocird from lnr-
-isn drugs, however well they may be ceai
pounded, and rs
WRIGIIT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are founded upon the principle that the human
body is IN truth subject 10 but
ONE DISEASE,
VIZ corrupt hnm0rs, and that said medicine
cures This disease on
NATURAL PRINCIPLES,
hy cleansing aud purify ing The hody. II viii
be- manifest that If the constitution be not en-
trely exhausted. a perseverance, in their use,
according 10 direction, - absolutely certain TO
drive d.onss Of every name from the body.
WRiGiiT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
will be found one Of the best, If not the ve.y
best medicine in the world Tor carrying out this
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE,
because they rApel from the body all morbid
aud corrupt humors, (ihc cause OF dlacase) in an
easy and natural manner - and While they every
day
GIVE EASE AND PLEASURE,
disease Of every name is rapidly driven from the
body.
The above named Indian Vegetable Pills
have been three years before the American pub
lie and We can now say, without fear Of con.
lradic,ion that ofall the various medicines which
have heretofore been popular, mol one has taken
such permanent hold upon the affections of
The people. Not only do all who use it inyaria-
hly experience relief, and recommend IL IN lhls
strongest ier,,s, bu, it has Gtihrted some oflhe
most astonishing cures ever performed by medi-
cine.
Hitherto very few Of the numerous tcsimo-
nials " hich have been received IN favor OF this
extraordinary medicine have been published, "a
the medicine obtained ilS present great celebrity
more by lis intrinsic goodness than from cNten-
svc advertising II has been deemed proper
however, TO oilrr the following opinions oi Tho
public press, merely to show that The fame Of
the Indian Vegetable Pills IL not confined 10 any
section, but is rapidly extending itself 10 every
part Of the Union.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19
AUCTIONS.
SHERIFFs SALE.

10y virtue of an execution issned from The
- lion. Conri of C,,nsnon Pleas, Tor the
County Of Washington, ni the February term
thereof, 1910. ~ favor Of The L,ndimldcrs
Bank. aud against Samuel Brovn al South
Kings'nwn, and Daniel Brown of Newport.
shall an the 3O'h day of JaDsary, ief3. ut
Two o'clock, J.. A.. sell n, pubic auction. n
tract "f land IN South King-l"wn, containing
about $50 acrs,-honndcd nor,herly by land
of Joshua Brown and Elisha Watson east ou
the ruad and narrow rlvcr, south on lnnd OF
Joseph r. Perry aud heirs of John Watson,
aud westerly on the fresh meadows, or So
much thereof as will satisfy said execution
and rypenscs,
Cnndtinn. at the time aud place of sale.
Sale at The Dwelling house on tho premises.
FRANCIS d. sEGAR, D'Fniy Sho1.
WAsaiNer"N, SO.
vi lar. le:,3.
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Bank Of Rhode Island.

AT the annual meeting of the Stockhold-
"A ers of The Bank of Rhode Island held
on Monday January I'd ls43 the following
Gentlemen were elected Directors for the
year ensuing, VIZ:
Audlcy Clarke, :. Fowler Gardner. James
Hammond, Nathan B. llnmmett, William {,
Gibbs, Thro. &. Dunn md Peleg Clarke.
At a subscqn"u, meeting of 'he Directors. 4.
Audley Clarke Esq. WAS rc-"!cclrd President.
w. A. CLARKE, Cashier.
Newport. Jan. Z, lS43.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19
YNEW RICE.
Aucii0uccr's Notice.

WILLIAM II. BEAD, offers his services
w ns Auclionecf, ond hopes by stric, nj
tcnlinn 10 business To share rhrt of public
patronage. 70 be- found ~ all hours at his
.tnr". M. lGI. Thnmrs--ircet.
Newport, JOno %, Iel2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19
gATWA1Ily-a I3s GOULD,

a sSorScrs 10 the public that she has re-
IA GENTLY commenced n school for inslrrictina
pupils in :hc following branches, ,z Read
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography English
Grammar, History, &c. Plain ncrdowork Il
Embroidery, particularly attended Ia. Appli
cation for admission may he made 10 Mis-,
Gould, al the residence of Anthony V. ia, lol
on High-strcct, where the school will b.
taught.
RrrrnrNor REV. Thomas Lcavcr, Mrs.
C. T.. Dennis, X. !. Taylor
Newport, Jan. 10, lSi3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19

An act appointing board Of canvas
scrs of the registry was then read and
referred to the committee on the Judi
ciary. Also nn act providing for the
organization of the General Assembly
under the new Constitution.
The following nrc among the acts and
resolutions which were received and
disposed of from Friday to Monday,
The charter of the Rhode Island
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19
Traders Bank.

NEWPORT, December H.. 1912.
NOTICE is hereby given, that, unless the
~ debts, with interest aud expenses, Sc.
cured by Ten Shares in the Capital Stock Of
this Institution, standing IN the name of
William Wcedcn, are previously paid, | shall
cause the said shares to b. sold at PUbhG
Auction to the highest bidder, on Saturday
the 18Th day of February next, Mt o'clock
A. NJ, IN front Of the Banking House. Per
order Of the President aud Directors.
BENZ. MUMFORD, CaghrH
Isids
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19

NNpIAN PuEGATIvED
Ofthe North American College ui Health.
Aud also round the border ef the Hhrl will br iund
in small typc Entered according Ia MI net ri Com
grrs,, IN the year iSiO, 10y William Wright ~ the
ierAs Oiicc q" the District Court o the Southern Dis
triri ui rruu,, lyHnlH.n
The pubIc will also remember that all who sell The
genuine Indian vegetable Pills, are prngidcd wiih GER
tilcatv ui agency, signed Us
WILLIAM WRIGHT NiCE PRrslpENT
Cfthe North American Cucgr "l Health,
and that pcdars grg upN.r ~ FUN UHSe allowed To sell
the genuine medicine. Al travelling agents will To pre-"
vidrd iih cCr .cpeS OF agency above describes! aud
those who cannot show tlcIn will be known ~ base
impuStuT-,
rrirr q cts. per ho,, with ull directions.
OGrc aud Gcroral Depot Tor the New England stnrS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19

| IIalstein Laurence
Hathaway Henry N.
IIodgkinson WIN.
HYDE Miss Frances
Joseph Mrs. Catharlnr
Kuhn Philip
I.aniphcar silas
Lawi"n Capt. Is. u. 2
Liltlo Amos Is.
Mason Samuel Il.
Nc Gowan u.
Munro Mrs. Margaret
Olcoli Mr.. late of Cin-
Smith capt.E. [nati.
Stansfcld Aaron
Swasey Charles A.
Sloniugham MissMaria
Timer Capt. Henry
Whiting Nathan jr.
Wilson Daniel
Young Miss Mary
ITOwN.
Weaver Miss Sarah
JAMEsNOwS.
Wilboir John
Carr Mrs. lPhebe X.
Err ROBBINS, =. NJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19

MASSACHUSETTS LECisLATURE-.Mar-
Gus Morton elected Gore,nor. This
body on Thursday last, proceeded in
joint ballot, to fill the vacancies in the
Senate. The Senate having chosen
Mr.. Robinson, of Middesex, President,
in place of Mr.. Leland, resigned. The
two Houses met in Convention at noon
tho new President of tho Senate pre-
siding. The vacancies lG in number,
were all filled with Locos, with one en-
ccp,ion, aud he is an abolitionist.- -
They were elected by maiorties rang
ing from one TO seven. The majority
Of I.ocos in the Senate is now about 90.
On Monday, the House Of RePrcscn-
taives made choice of two candidates
for Governor TO be sent to the Senate.
Marcus Morton was elected the first
candidate aud John Davis the second,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19

~ BRISTOL on lhr 18Th ut. Snmuf, Wilcox, pf Tiv
rrt"n, 10 Miss MAtN \. AnthpnN, ~ BRISTOL.
In Amrs Town-hir. Athens Ununiy Oho,on the lSh
ult. by r. trsm'l"hHugil, Esq Mr. Charles X. Smith
lormers ol lhi. town, ~ Miss Eliza E,ort daughter
III the late Ell Everett, Esq ui that township.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19

Ashbro0k Gen'l.
Almy Mrs. Nancy
Banbistcr John
IbalIinger En0eh
B"njnn'in MIR
Brooks James ii.
Burlington John w.
Butler VIM. \.
Brown Mis-. Betsey A.
Burdick Mary e..
Carter Wn. j.
Chase Capt, James
Church Thomas
Clcary James
Cornell Walter
Church Jane T..
Cogg,shall L.ydia Ann
Durwood David
Dcning james
Dennis VIM. n.
Douglass Mrs. Elyira
Elsbrre Joseph X
Goraud +. (CensuO
Gray Wm. (Dr"sser)
Gardner Mrs. Ellz. =.
Gill Mrs. Ann
! IJ5.-3wl ASH
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Letters,

RgMAIsISo ~ rus Posr orFIcE, SEwroRr
! RI, JAN. LIST, Ie43.
uJ .ldrertised ieu,rs are piored ina sep"'"fe
Lor. Persons applying for them @iH pieose ooH
for UAuyEKTispu A llTTIRs' "
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-19
From the Boston Daily Times.
WRIGIIT,S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

Ofall rhr public advertised medicines oi the day We
kruw nl ~ pir we more safely recommend iur the
l, that licsh j. heir to- Than the pills that nrc sold NJ
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