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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-15
From The Raleigh Register.
OUR UNIVERSITY.


The Annual Commencement oi this
iaslliuiion took place on Thursday the
LIST inst. We were unsble 10 attend. bot
we understand IRON genuemea who were
present. that ihs attendance OF tisiiers
was terry respectable. and The number Of
Trustees present greater than usual on
such oceasions. -ea...a
The Address before ths two Societies
BY Dr.. John llill, Of Wilmington, vas,
we learn from competent judges. worthy
offering Of an accomplished son 10 his ven.
cradle Alma Mater. Il was return for
her anxious labors and nursing care, FOR
which she, might be grateful and glad.
The 6res. which giowsd IN The bosom oI
her son. in early youth. still burn with q
tempered fame. The refined humanity,
the philosophic inquiry, the manly pis.y.
The liberal accomplishment. the proper
fruit Of her early lessons. al character
ICED and enriched the noble production.
We presume. Of course, that il 10 to be
published.
We suhjoin scheme Of the exercises,
on Commencement day: -,. s-e
FORENOON. ... ss.s
q. Prayer. $3.50 -a.~s~~4
Q. Sataistory Grafton, lin Lsiin,)
Joseph e. Huske, Fayetteville.
Q. 0raiion. . Moral influence Of Sci
=ence." Joseph McClees. Tyrrell.
4. orsaon. " Rage Tor Novelty"
Richard r.. Jones, Vrginis.
S. Grafton. 4" Resources OF North G sroli-
na." RobertP. Dick. Greensboro.
9. Orssion. "Grataal Improvement Of
Man" Jas. w. Lancaster, Edeeeomb.
z. 0rsiion, in French. Considerations
-snr rlnhuencs Iniellecluelle de Ia
France" ..~.st
John l.. Bridgers. Edseeomb
AFTERNOON.
l. Grafton. "Vmiue and Intelligence the
Safeguards Of our Liberty"
Willis ii. Sanders, Johnston.
2. Grafton. decline OF Morals in our
County"
hSUUSl bfOwUs
3. Grafton. Connection between To-
telleciusl and Moral Cultivation"
@#- Samuel J. Person. Moore Co.
4. Degrees Confere.
5. Annual Report.
6 Grafton. "'fhe Bonds Of Society"
with the Valediclory.
Weller w. Lenoir. Caldwell.
n. Prayer.
There were ,hirty-three %Grsduases.
whose names we subj"in, sis:
Chesley 4. II. Bsrbee. James McCare
Boyd, John Luther Bridgers, Asbbel
Green Brown. Henry Lawrence Clement.
Thomas Arey Covington. William ID.
Cowan,. Robert Paine DicL, James Webb
fDowney, Ph,lo Henderson, Richard Brad-
lev Hill. Joseph Caldwell Huske, James
Patton Irwin, Thomas Lynn Johnst N,
Richard Thomas Jones. Michael Auder-
sonKios, james Warren Lancaster. James
Augustus Leak Walter Waighsua Lenoir.
Frederick James Lord, Joseph McCiees.
Thomas Smith d. Mcdowell, BaIle,'
Yancy McNairy. sohn i.oodon Meares,
John Gray Blount Myers, Samuel ZONES
Person, John ]. Reese, Willis ii. Sanders,
Thomas Davis Walker, John Thomas
Watson, John Lea Williamson. Clemens
Gillespie Wright
The Honorary degree'of Master OF Arts
vas conferred upon the following gsnsle'
men, Alumni Of the Institution: Messrs
II. w. Covington, Richmond Co.; J. w
Cameron. Richmsnd Cos; W. s. Green
Dsnviiie, Va; X. II. Claiborne, Dansille
Va; A. Jones, G. II. Wilder. and W
W .sWhi,aker. Wake Co; T. ID. Meares
Wilmington T.. H.. TavIor. Mississippi
I'LL Jack son. PMsboro'; Henry K. Nash
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E9-FOr Sale,

iDAcUN. Lard. Flour. Corn Meal, Coffee. su.
- gar, kiolasses, Salt, Cakes. Wine. Chew.
ing and smoking Tobscro. Cigars, Tin. Wood
and Poii,rs ware. Sc.
A. PARKS.
June "a. S-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-06-15

Tue Carding Machines OF the subscril or are
in good repair and 10 fsll operation. Work
will be well done the ensaisg season.
Flax Seed, Wheat, &C.. par, hased ss usual.
...e 49,. THOS. w. HOLDEN.
May 80. . ......,. 76-
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For Sale,

mn a credit, a NEGRO WOMAN, about 81
or % years Of age cook, washer. and
ironer. Apply 10 the editor.
April 90. CO.
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June
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PROPOSALS
THE INDEPENDENT.

Cor publishing in ihs CITY Of Raleigh, N. c
rSlIna. Q weekly Newspaper 10 be entitled
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Z
having thus entirely passed from the
States, the right to exercise it for the pur-
poses Of protection does not exist in them,
and consequently, if il be not possessed
/ by the General Government 1t must be
extinct. Our political SYSTEM would thus
present the anomaly of a people stripped
Of the right to foster their oon industry
! and TO counterfeit the most selfish. de.
structiue policy which might be adopted
Fby foreign nations. This surely cannot bs
the case. This indispensable porer thus
sure ndered by the States, must be with
| in the scope Of the authority On the sub
iect expressly delegate TO Congress.
Mr.. Van Burenwas the next President
and !, is we'll known that he uoted for the
tariff of 1928, the highest tariff that eve
was laid in this country, the !" bill Of abo
limitations. )" <...s.u~s
And even Mr.. Calhoun, who now 81
ferccly denounces protection as un
constitutional and oppressive was onc'
an efficient supporter Of the policy. il
his speech in the House Of Representa-
lives in 1916, speaking Of the evils unde
which we then labcred for the want OF
market, he said:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26
HAnsy OF THE WEsr.-This being th

HAnay OF THE WEsr.-This being the
fayorite designation Of the great leader Of
the Wbig host, says the Nashville Ran
ner, especially Oh the Atlun.ic side OF the
Alcghanies, our friends may like 10 know
how il originated. The Banrer proceeds
with the following narrative
In 1897 some fifty good Wings and
true wen, as delegation from Baltimore
10 congratulate the New Workers on
their great victory Of November. They
had a grand dinner al Niblo's. where the
company comprised several thousands. -
II we mistake not, oil reference 10 tonsts
or speeches to the Whig candidates for
President and Vice President was for
hidden on that occ casion, from an idea that
il might excite use less par,isunship at the
festive board. After dinner whilst The
ioasts were going round, and each state
WAS called on for something, the well
known PHiLip HoNE, one of the Vice
Presidents, made an extra call upon
h;sting uished member Of the Baltimore
Dele CATION, the Hon. JoHN p. KENNEDY,
auihor Of" Hosse-shoe Robinson, ,"--mak.
ing n happy allusion to thqt work, end
bringing him very conspicuously before
the company. This was out q order ~
il was not in the Programme. But being
called on, Mr.. Kennedy took advantage
Of the trespass and made another. lie
accordingly wound up speech OF ielici-
tstion on tho great victory, aoinewhat af-
ter this fashion
"ln the graduation Of this triumph, as
well rs in tho stir and tumult Of the CON
test, we have names to be remembered,
which indeed, our country can never for
get IL will pledge one that lives fresh
in the hearts Of every Wing "a name
I" rally upon when Fseedom requires
Champion to boast Of when we are
asked for a patriot 10 love when our
affections would seek a generous warm
hearted Friend "a name which has
spell in it to- gather millions whep free
hearts, ond strong hands are to be sum
monGd in defence OF our coUntry's honor !;
give yon
ii,aRy OF rBE WEST,
NOM iivelies, picdss
uf hope ia fears and dangers, heard 50 of
IN worst extremes and On the psrilops edge
= Ofba,tIs when j, ragged, in all assaults
Our sursst signal -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

Does any know a neig gbbor or a friend who has
been bald, aud whose head is now covered
with fine hair win dandruf, though brushed
every hour-wh.ch has now vanished entirely'
Or ono whose hairs at early ago were tn rning
gray, who now has not gray bair! Children
whose heads were covered with scurf-- whose
hair would not grow, tl,a, are now growing the
fullest crops Of hair Some cases must be
known to mos, persons Ask them the casse.
and you will be told, these things have been
done by tho use Of the BALM OF COlUM-
BIA. OF twenty years growth is TIN. article,
its demand Increasing annually some hundred
per cent-though when discovered not opposed
hy any thing Cor the same purpose, now as-
sailed by almost numberless mushroom trash
preparations that will ruin the hair if used TO
any extent. Can more than these fncts he
wan,ed-refer 10 the Communications by u
list Of names OF rospeclabiliiy unequalled by
sEy other article. Look at these ihlugs-buy
This article. Stay and preserve your hair by
its use or if bald restore il. Ladies. attend TO
This = hundreds in fashionable life are using i,
as the only article really tit for the toilet
Long hair il very apt TO fall out. Ladies, use
the Balm Of Columbia in time 10 save your
selves the disgrace Of badness by neglect OF
your persons.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26
SHEREFF,S SALE.

NEWPORT, SC -
DY virtue of 81 Execution ,--ucd cri ~
- The Court ui Common Pleas for 'h"
county of Newpn., May Tenn, s. ID. Iej3,
in favor Of jolil,.N. PDSr, of the town snJ
county of Newport, and to me directed hhd
delivered, I will sell at Public Auction "ii
the premises 10 the highest bidder, on Tues
day. The 3l-i day Of October, le43, at eleven
o'clock, A. A.,
All the right, title nnd interest that Samuel
IP. Mason, Of The town and county of New.
port, manufacturer, had on the l5'h day at
July, a. ID. lSi2, at one minute past three
O'Clock, p. NJ, IN and To two cer,aln lots of
land 9 situated in said Newport, with oil itsn
buildings thereon standing, the fret of SAID
lots being bounded and described ns fol'"~'.
to Wit: esstery on land of Samnel kcensn.
60 fee, /; souibcrly on Pope street, IS feet
westerly on Anthony street, 20 feel a"d
nor,herly on land now ar late ot John Ailrn.
80 feet ; The second Of said lots is bounded
esstcrly on land now or late OF Clarse Bus-
dick souihcrly on Pope street westerly on
land Of Sumner N. Stewart and norlhsrly
on an Avenue, called Redwood Court.
Also, ~ the same time, oil The SAID Samne!
'P. Mason's right, title and inicres, 10 and ~
six shares io the capital stock Of the Cod.
ding,on Manufacturing Company ~ sn"
Newport, with all his right, title, ntnper'y,
interest and estate in and 70 the |Hnd nnl
buildings, and al the property "f whatever
X ind or nature to the seid six sharos apper-
tanning. -.
WM. II. DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
\ Newport Oct. 5,h, lS43.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

Ia this town, On Sunday afternoon last. hy Grrrc,
ielme ~ trees avery worthy and respectable citizen.
agei 20 years He war Istive of lilo Hand nna hes
been resident of,hs place for neHrl, my years.
In Brisiol, on the 10Th lust, MI Nm. Maxine d,
sged so years
In svanrsy. ls,h inst, MIR. WIN. white, formerly Of
BristOL aged 90 years.
In Providence l1th inst Mis-. arolins r., drugh,sr
of Cnpi Cyrus Potter, aged ~ yerr anj monIhs -
On Sunday last, Mrs Abby wiIe ~ NJ. Nicholas Nor
thup IN The 6sth wear OF her age.--Ob TUESDAY last,
LIN =, wiie or Nm Olnoy 2d, aud daughter Of Law ton
Jo,nscn. OF Coventry, aged 81 SOarS.
In sinWrsviv, M. David Coiws,i. aged So years, q
Revolutionary Pensiope..
Al Morri.town n !. on Friday, 20th inst. Jalis A.
Dumohi. wife of Rev. A. - Dumont. az that puce.
At Glen ford In sciiuale, "n TUESDAY morn,hg, the
lIth inst. Andrew Jhck,on, sop Of Cap! Ira Co~r.
AZ Cambridge Mass. on the 81 ins,. Mr.. MARY G
Roesrs, widow at tns late Mr.. Robert Rogers, aud
daughter Of the late William Chsnng, Esq, of ihi'
Al shelby county, Ky. on the Sd O May In The 22d
yesr ~ his age, SIR. Washington n. Cooper, son ci
james aud Margaret Cooper.On the 18th July, III tn
5eth year OF hi. age Mr.. James Cooper. On tho 18th
August In the 18th year Other age, Miss Margaret A.
Cooper daughter of the late Jsnes and Margaret Coop
er ON the 2Oih August, the 2oth Of his age.
Mr. John W Cooper, sou Of the late James and Mnrga
ret Cooper On the 22d August in The SD year OF brr
age, Mrs Nancy Cooper, cODsort of Mr. William Cooper
o( Jefferson copa,y. and daughter of the late James
and Margaret Iooper OF this county.--On the 2Th
August 10 the goth year "f his age. Mr. jacob Cooper,
OF this county, az the lnte James and Margaret
Cooper On the 2elb August. In the IC,h year of his
age, David Cooper sou oftho late James snd Marga-
ret Coop-r-On tho 10th August 10 'ths 5dh year OF
her nge Mrs Margaret Cooper. rcct OF the late James
Cooper.-On the 9Th September, IN the 1sih yenr oi
his nge Mr. Henry Cooper sou ofJames and Margaret
Cooper, deceased.
Al New Rodney Miss, on the s,h Instant Of yellow
fever, Josiah i:awton, Esq aged 81 yesrs native Of
this place-nnd ia,o Cashier OF tho Mechanics bank,
Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

Loss ofihe Steumer Sarah Baraes.--By tho
arrival of the schr. Caroline, Arnet, from Vera
Graz, via the Sabine River, where she touch
Jed eight days ago, We ars informed of the
oss of the steamer Sarah Barnes, Captain
|Franklnnd, from Galveston 10 this port, eight
a,ilss TO the westward OF the Sabine river.
We regret to say that the greater part OF
the passengers snd crew are supposed 10 have
perished. The boat and cargo consisting G
chiefly Of cotton. are n total loss.
This melancholy news, although it comes
to hand in an authentic shape, is neverthe-
less quite unsatisfactory as regards The par
ticulars Of the loss Of human life. Captain
Arnet was unable 10 furnish any information
on this head, nor could he give The precise
date when the Sarah Barnes was lost. II is
reported that Capt. Frankland was among the
missing.
The Caroline picked up two bales Of cotton
belonging To the cargo Of the Ssrsh Barnes.
We are not aware Of the amount Of insurance
effected either on the boat or csrCo.-.N o.
Bee.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26
AUCTIONS.
sHERIFF's SALE.
N wPDRT, &C -

NEWf"kT' W
DY vir,u. ~ an Esrs.iion issWsd .ont of
Id M. Court OF C,.nmon fIest, ~ ths
County ,f Newport, May Te,'n, n. " tt<3. Ia
favor Of Johu II. w. Page, u, New Bcdi"rd, 10
aud delivered"
I will sell at Public Auction on the ttepts' l,
10 The highest bidder, on Tne.dsJ, The Mrt
day nf Oriobrr, lof3,
All the right, title and interest that Ss'a.
mel p. Mason Of the Town and eounis Of New.
port, mannfactnrer, had oD the 18th day "f
JuIy, A. u. 1912, AT ffly.6ve minutes pact
o'clock. p. NJ. in and 10 Two certain lots of
land, situated in said Newport, with all ihn
buildings thereon siandins-,he FIRST of said
lots being bounded and described % follows.
To wit, uastcriy on land Of Samuel kerpan.
I69 feet southrrIy on Pope street - fret;
westerly On Anihony street 10 fect spd
norihcrly ON lapd now or late Of john Allan
I3g feet .rbe second Of said lots 10 bounded
ea,t.rIy on land now or late al Clark Bnrdich:
soulharly ON F6ph street westerly on land ~
Suinnrr ~ Stewart, aud Dorthcriy on M ave-
nue. called Redwood Court.
Also, NJ the same time, ell said samos' u
Mason right, tiile aad. interest in and Z" siA
sarss 10 the capital stock of The C"ddingi"n
Manufacturing Company in suid, Nowpori, i"-
ccfhsr With all his r,ftt, ttl,, Interest, proper.
~ and estate in and to the land and buildings,
aud all the property aud efrsc6 NJ Whatever
kind and nniure 10 the raid siI shares 'appsv-
taining.
wM II. DOUGLAS, SleyG
Newport, Oct. 9th, le43-4w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26
OIL OF TANNIN,
Or, LEATHER RBsToRER
A NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.

Mos, people know, that skins and hides ara
converted into leather BY ihs use Of rannin
extracted from certain barks, sc.
When the force and strength Of the Tannin
10 worn out, leather becomes dead, hard, dry,
brittle, cracked, copered nith a crust, &c.A
rms all K.NOW. 10 restore then h(e,
sottnfss. mOistntss. strength. sn,0othntss,
and remove all crust. ay, or blislcr-restore
tie tdnnii,. This substance the leaiher never
can receive the second time bu, the whole
piytues OF i, are in this friicle, the OIL OF
IA min which penetrates the s,liiest and
hardest leather, il il has been twenty years in
use and if il tears easily with the fingers. il
imparts at once strength that is utterly in
credible until seen. IL beesmes like neio
leather, in all respects, with delightful soft
ness aud polish and makes all leather complete
iy and perfectly imperpious 10 waier--par.
ucularly boots, shoes, carriage iopa, harness,
hose, trunks. and in fact all things made Of
leather, giving a splendid polish, even higher
than new leather has, aud at ieoa doubling ,s
wear and durability, in whatever manner The
leather is used. THESE ARE FACTS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

The wonderful ef'scts o. this root opan the
blood arc known 10 the wolrdl; few persons
could have escaped some knowledge Of its quail
ties. In all Scrofulous complaints, Affections Of
Ihe Skin, and all diseases arising from the abuse
or too free use Of cslon,e it is said to act spe-
officially and cure. The small quantity Of
Ssr-ap apsriIla taken in Syrup with Soda Wnier,
i. perfectly inefecfire large quantities mus,
be taken to produce any effect To got it con
centroted then aud pure is the only safety. Ask
always for COMSTOCK'S EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARILLA. and refuse all others, and
you will be sure Of all is virtues in the most
condensed form. This caution is very necessary
to be observed-ss there ure more than dozen
other persons extracts, or preparations that
have always been or become inert and vaueless
One in particular TINT has been in great use al
the South, is made from the most miserable,
dirty and worthless root to he found, Ia grntif,
ths cppidjty OF the Proprietor cOMS'rUCK'S
will bo always made OF the best, with double
the quantity Of the real SarsaPariiia in a
botiis.
For sale by r J. TAYLOR. Agent, New
port, K. ]. Oct. 26.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26
Fte m y

"No ertra ehares for Births, is tho very ap.
propriats heading Of paragraph in the Nor
walk Comm News announcing that during n
recent passage Of the steamboat Champ
through the. Sound, French lady, who, with
her husband, was passenger in that boa, gave
birth to twins. The cbambermaid, who was
assiduous in her attention on the occasion, was
was permitted to name one of the young pas.
scngers, which sho called, "Jane Champion"
! in bonor Of the boat.
Interesting Casc.-A venerable old wag by
tho name Of Casa, got married "out west" not
long since and he christoned his child "In.
teresting."
Mr.. Hsn'y, tho elderly gentleman who was
recently attacked and robbed in Portland, died
on the I7ih instant.
A iittlo son of Mrs. Williams, OF George
town, District Of Columbia, was burned to
death on Sunday night last, by its Clothes TAX
lug fire in the absence of its mother.
| a seyere snow storm occurred NE Buffalo on
Tuesday tho I7th, which did considerable in
jury to the fruit and shade trees. The depth
Of tho snow was nbou, ive inches.
Snow fell at West stockbrdge, Mass, on
Saturday morning, the llth, and there wns also
a snow storm at the same time, at Cornwall.
| Hon. j. Q. adams was TO leave home on the
25,h and to be in Cincinnati on tho 9th proxi.
mo. via Of Buffalo, AshtabuIa and Cleveland.
lie will assist Mt the LAYING Of the corner stone
Of the Observatory, to be- erected al cincinnn-
ii, on the 9th Of November.
II ia stated in the Mobile Herald, thai every
has terminated fatally.
| VERmovr.-Uon. John Mattocks has been
elected Governor of Vernon, by the I'gisn-
turc, and Horace Eaton, Lieutenant Governor
for the yoar ensuing.
Hon. Lewis F. Linn, United s,atos Senator
from Missouri, was found dead in his bed, on
the Sd instant. Ho has boen laborins for some
tmo under an affection Of the heart.
The Savannah Republican Of the 18th, an
nounccs the dcath OF COI. JohR Milien OF tnht
city, member elect to Congress. lie was about
40 years Of age.
Il Second trial for member Of Congress in Yer.
mont.--Governor Msttocks has issued his pro.
clnmation ordering an election of Members oj
Congress, in tho second District, on tho second
Tuesday (thc 18th day. Of November next.
Il Nrw JERr.r.-Ths Legislature Of New
Jersey was to meot on Monday last. The
Governor is to be chosen by tho Legislature,
and will Of course be a Loco. Among the
most prominent candidates ate Elias b. G.
Ogden, of Paterson, Stacy G. Potts, Of Trcn-
ton, and AR. Greene, of Princeton. The
Governor Of the State is or eGeio Chancellor,
which makes it necessary for lawyer to Be
n elected.
II Tho train of cars from Sionington to Provi.
dence last Sunda, morning, came in contact
with nm OK on the track. No damage was
done to tho cars. The OK was killed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26

BUSINESS In PuiLADELPHIA.--The corros-
pondent Of lho Tribyne gives the following
account Of the fall trade in Philadelphia
,"During the week ending on Saturday,
quite n large amount OF business has beon
done, and everything indicates appearances Of
'h. most gratifying character. There is an
unusual number Of vessels now in port
There 10 a large inanx Of Western merchants
coming into our city, who purchase heavy,
particularly Of Amcricsp cotton and wooden
goods, which articles continue firm at previous
quotations. The stock on hnnd is by no means
iaSgs.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26
PASS HIM ROUND.-The Baltimore

PASS HIN R0UND.-The Baltimore
Clipper says:- -" A short time since
Charles More, who keeps a tailoring
ablishment ip Lombard street, placed
in the hands Of Mrs. Wilson, material
for the manufacture Of a dozen vests,
aud promised TO pay her twelve and
half cents each but when they were
made up and sent home, he refused 10
pay the bill, aud said he would give on
" ten cents q piece. This she declined
to accept, and havio: appeared before
Justice Ridsway, on Thursday last,
proved her account, and caused war
iant to be issued for its recovery On
his sppea airing before the magistrate he
stilI persisted in his prefer OF ten cents,
and considered that too much. The
magistrate, however, humanely gave
Judgment in fayor Of the widow. The
defendant then Jcsired tbe full lergth ol
time allowed by the law to make the
payment, but he was required to settle
the account immediately. We need
only say by way of comment, that Mrs.
W., widow as she is, bass large family
Of small children dopeodent upon her
industry" A man who could thus
meanly attempt to deiraud poor widow,
needs but the opportunity to commit
theft, or stoop To any thing mean and
despiCable TO obtain money.
rYou can't make much LESS Of him by
passing him round. Do what you please
with him he will still be lille More.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-26
sHERIFF"s SALE.

ny virtue Of an Execution issuvd "ut ~
Id the Court Of Common Plrus for the
county of Newport, May Tern, A. ID. lrs3.
in favor oi William Is. SpooDor, Of The sew"
and county of Bristol, aud TO ms diTact'd a"'
delivered, ! will ssII at Public Auction ~, ihc
promises TO tho highest bidder on Csssdsy.
The Bis, day Of 0esoter, Is43, NJ o'el"ck
4. NJ, "'
Al III. right, lille and inieres, ihnt Samuel M",on
o ,e tas hnd comfy al Newpntf manufacturer had
on the 18th day Of July A. u 1ef2. NJ three oeluck
r. NJ IN and 10 iwo cert an lots of lrhd, situated 10
snd Newport WITH All tts buildings Iher,on standing,
the fret al said lots being hided Snd drscrie' Nd h.
lows To vii. eas,.rly on land of SaInurl Keenan, ~
feet; son, hcrly Pope street. S5 cet westerly "n
Anthony street 20 feet and norherly on land now ~
late Of John nn 80 ieet The second Of snj lots Ia
boundpd casisrly on land now or late oi Clarke HW.
dick snnihcriy on Pope sireet-wesirily on band ~
sumner n. stewari-hnd noIthcrly ON the A'chut c.l
led Redwood Court
Also AT the same time. all said sHmrPl 7. M1sors
rish lille ard Interest IN mud to sS khdrcs ~ th'
cnpiiuI stock ofihe coigLgton Manufacturing Cor.
many IN snid Newport. with all his right title prSp"'
IL aud estate in aud TO thr Ian! dHd bnelrg
ard all the property uf whatever hind "a naiprc !" ~"
said six shares RpPertaiaihe.
WM. DOUGLAS, snEs'FF
Newport, Oct. 5th 1918