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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28
TO THE wings i VIRGINIA
TIE time ef holding fEs Wig STATE
COnuention changed

70 eompliapce With whsi vas understood 10
Be re general wish Of DE wig party IN Virgin
j.. ne Undersigned, composing keCenirsl wing
commiiise. ia he past autumn. recommended
% lhe Wigs il he Stale, 10 appoint delegates
% assemble 10 convention IN he ely Of Rich
mond, % iss 22d day q February oext, Tor Inc
purpose Of flaming Wing Electoral Ticket
nominating dsIegasts 70 the Baltimore conven.
tlon, and eonsalting. upon any matters involg-
ing DE interests Of lie Wing cause According
u, many Of The cpualies and towns in The Stale
have appoinied delegates % The proposed Con-
1Fenliol.
Since lhs meeting q The Legislature nov 10
session, there has been strong and general er-
preston IN hat body o. desiredo bring iis Ia
bora 10 40 early iera,inalion.s TheWhiss, a. Is
veil known. are II pFeens : minority in the
Legislature, and % theu would attach bul q
small share Of The responsibility Of leng:hened
kession. Bat they feel 10 desire % ihwari-on
The eonlrsry. Ibey would BY eli means ia lhsir
power. compatible viii he public interests. give
their1ald d he msiorisy ia attaining % object
which, lnFcommon viii diem, they regard as
highly useful ana praiseworIby.
Animated with his senlimebi, and desirous 70
escape even the appearance Of dssignto pro.
crasiinate the session 10 as late period as the
22dof Februafy. Gan occasion on which, aecor-
ding 70 usage, Il was expected 4hss The vhie
members would cooperate ia convention with
the Delegates sent from The Peopls.) The wings
in sbe Legisiatdre have recently Adopted the fol-
lowing Resolution
s'Rfsolrsd, That il is expedient TO hold Wing
STATE Convention 10 The city Of Richmond, 70 be
composed Of members Of The Assembly and Of
special delegates from The several counties, on
Wednesday the 9Th day Of February, 1874, in
stead Of lbs 22d or said month, as heretofore
proposed. And that The Central Committee Of
4he Stale. appointed by the last Convection, be
respectfully requested TO lakes early measures
for promulgalng the same 10 The fullest manner
10 he people u The State"
The committee take pleasure 10 forwarding
The object OF the above resolution. aud they here
by make, known 10 her Wing brethren through
OUT The State, The fact that the day for the meet
ing Of The Wing Stale Contention is changed
from The 22d &c the 7ih cay Of February, 1894
Wings Of Virginia We earnestly invite nu-
rnerous attendance or The Parry On this Interest,"
ing occasion. Never were its prospects more
biisa. and cheering Never we're the pressges
Of whig triumph more distinct and striking -
one united and vigorous effort will ensure sue
cess Lei US make il.
n. r Daniel, Hugh w Fry,
Jsmes Lyons, III. Z. Brooke,
Jas. w. Pegrdm, Jas. M. Wickhdn,
"A. .. Warner, John Il. Ple0sants,
u w Chd1nberl0yne, George Watson,
.dreh'd Pltos0nts, John Wight, \
Fleming James, Henry Clarke,
Jas. w Dri6ell, James Winston,
Robert II. Jenkins, Robert G. Stanard,
Peter w Grub6s, .9ler. .MoseleY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28
THE BArrLr car.

Ths Richmond Enquirer isalready calling up
on lis party 10 prepare for the Spring elections,
and 10 waive all contests about the Presidency,
though 10 The rerJ same breath il spreads oul
what i calls the issues for the campaign; every
one " which is connseisd with The Presidency.
Itfepealsahe old song ofopposition 10 The Fed
eral measures Of Bank, Tariff, &c; although
these were all Republican measures, and adopted.
as Mr. McDsttie declared, BY Congress en-
phaiicaly tpublieen-which, celebrating their
views laf above The narrow and miserable end
Of party strife. sought only to advance the per-
naanens happiness Of the people, Bot will i.
Be believed that this same Editor Of The Enqni-
Fef, 10 1915, supported The doctrine of protection
in lis broadest laliiudei II il be doubted, le,
the reader refer to The editorial columns OF The
Enqnirer Of tia. year, and read The following ex-
plici,t declaration in reference to Mr.. Madison's
Message OF Dec. 9..lsl5. The editor says
The President, in speaking Of the Finances,
urges word in Jaoor 81 The .Msnwaslurra. He
recommends that in adjusting the duties on I'M
ports, 10 the objects Of revenue. such Tariff
msy q used, Is 10 PROTECT certain manufsc-
lures, mole especially articles necessary FOR The
public defence, OF connected with the primary
~aau If individuals And certainly, continues
the Efqairer. this is sNfject worthy the ai,en-
tion Of Congress. Il is due TO men who have
risked such large capitals, 90 such articles, To-
sars thsm from ruin, .oy preserving ihs duiits. on
Che articles ahich they raise, al HIGH RA-
to-
Al his period, ihe Editor Of tie Eoq1iref vas
u close political association with such men as
Judge Roans, NJ. Giles, and oiher Distinguished
Leaders Of },he Rspuslieaa Pafiy--aad ye, this
sane Editor nov pionounces ibis identical doc
lrine o. hisown, as par, OF the batch Of Fsas-
RI measasesl What confidence ought Rspub-
csus @ have in one who denies. and rep1diases
with oppIob. ious epiIhe his e,on ersed7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28
.U.ARRKE -.

At the United States Hotel, Harpers-Ferry, on
"Wednesday the Goth instant. by the Rev. +. D.
Hoover, Capt. LunwELL z. J. CHIrLEY. Of Frede-s
rick county, to Miss JANE r. WooDs daughter Of
the late Andrew Woods, Of this town.
On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. Alexander
Jones, Mr. DANIEL SHEErz, to Miss MATILDA
ADA LINE HacPER, all pf this town.
At Bolivar. on Sunday evening the 24th inst, by
the Rev. r. M Lipscomhe, Mr.. WILLIAM E. AN
DERsos, to Miss.ELIzARETH f.. AvIs--aIl Of the
above named place.
I'VE return our thanks for the kind remembrance
on the part Of the happy pair, inthe way Of wedding
cake, and hope the union consummated may be a.
happy ouei that they may have prosperous voyage
over the rufled sea Of life.
/ On Thursday the I4th instant. by The Rev Thos.
SewaL Mr. JONI NJ. HoLMEs, of Berkeley county,
% MISS LAYISIA J. AN1ERsoN, Of Frederick coun-
".
On Thursday evening the .I4lh instant, By the
Rev Mr. Smith, Mr.. G. w. HAHaR 10 MissSARAH
HARTMAN, both Of WinEhestef.
On the 18th instant, BY Ahe Rev. Mr. Stringfel-
low, Mr. STtPHES d. CAsTLEarAN, Of Clarke eotn-
: y, to Miss JANE, only daughter Of Thomas Cook
endorfer, Esq, Of Washington County.
On Tuesday the 18Th insians. al Carter Hail. by
ne Rev Nj. Jones, JOIN PaeE, ESQ.,, 10 Miss
/ LUCY NJ. eldest daughter OF George III. Bnrweil,
Esq, all Of Clarke county.
! J On Tuesday evening the 10Th instant. in Frede-
rick county, Mr.. ". BAKER M.IIER. Of Winehes-
ter. to Miss ELLEN, daughter ofCyrus Mantz, Esq.
Cashier Of the Branch Bank, Of Frederick city. +
On the 18th instant BY the Rev. George Lem
mon, Mr. JANIS KIRKrATRTcs, 10 Miss EIizABKrH
F. SMITH, all Of Fauquier county.
r On Thursday the 30lh ult, BY the Rev George
Adie, Mi JAMES "a. KILGoUR to Miss Louisa, eld-
est daughter of James McIlhaney, ESQ, Of Lou
doun county
On Wednesday tfIe37 instant. 1, Greenyille.
Bond county. Illinois. Mr.. Fosssrr KKrEs To Miss
BETsr ELLEN LARK daughter Of Mr.. Jas. CLARK,
formerly Of Harpers-Ferry.
On the S0th uIt., BY the<sfiev. r. A. Seis, NJ.
HARRIsoN b. SMITH to Miss SUSANNA WAGoHxR.
all Of Berkeley county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28
nIE:n.


Al Hafpers-Ferry on Wednesday night the Goth,
Mrs. CATHARIsE FoLEr. aged 76 years.
On Wednesday the 18th Instant MIR. WnLrAM
APsEr, native Of England but for several years
citizen Of Harpers-Ferry.
In recording the decease 'of MIR, ATsey, we may
be truly said to record an event Of ordinary cha-
racter II is true the worldis full Of people, and
death is neither an unexpected nor uncommon
occurrence. Itis the common lott al mankind.
But few however have there been, Who living lived
as MIR. Apsey lived or whose DEATH. has drawn
from the hearts Of acqnaintanees such universal and
unaffected expressions Of regret. Mild, retirings
and unobtrusiye in his hampers. Kind and beAev0-
lent to ALL aectionae1y aud desotedly fulfilling The
various duties Of husband, father. son, and pro-
teetor towards those TO whom be stood thus differ
entity related, he was one Of Coils n0bIest works,
and an humble bnt exemplary observer ef his coTh-
minds. The large concourse offEiends and acquain1
tances, who with solemn steps aud fearful eyes, fol-
lowed his remainsto the grave, paid By their pres
sence and demeanor, II the last sad rites uness
quisocal testimony 10 the worth Of the deceased. =
Previous to his inierment. The Rev. Mr.. Lipscomh,
Of the M. E. Church. pronnunsea an impressive
and moving address % the large aAsemblage. But
no eulogium necessary 70 those acquainted with
the deceased, for
= None knew him but 10 lowe
None named him but 70 praile,"
No appeal was requisite to stir li he fountains of
deep sorrow 10 hearts already fei' 20 oseflowing
He i gone, leaving however an assurance. 81 life
Of virtue, tbalhe i now Il The bb4om of kis father
and bis yiod. Therefore, We grIsse not = those
without hops. 4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28

Important from 81. DomitRo.-~Tba
Boston Daily Advertiser says that late
letters have been resolved ID that civ
Aom Port Az Prince. which announce
that The Hayden government had rs.es.
fabrshed the rate Of duties on Imports
which existed before the late revolution
and that hereafter the duties win be pav.
able in Spanish money or its equivalent.
aud not in The currency Of the Island
lBy this alteration ell the principal Articles
Gof American production are made t6 nav /
.ansinereased duty Of nearly Or quite iilyN
per cent.
ANOTHER WING ELRcTEp 70 Gov.
ss.-Upon canvassing the Official re-
turn Of votes taken II late ELECTION for
Representative to Congress In Lincoln
and Oxford district. in the State 81
Maine. il has been ascertainea thai Free
man H. Morse, the Wing candidate. Il
chosen By . majority o. thirteen votes over
lall persons voted for; showing 1 Whie
gain Of about three thousand votes ID this
district from the September election
1 Mr.. ADAMS.-The venerable John
| Quincy Adams still continues 10 set
worthy example 70 the younger members
of the House Of Representatives, BY !
Epunciual add constant attendance upon
the House during its sittings. notwisstand-
ing the state of his health, which we are
sorry to observe is quite infirm. His
mind. however, paEtakessnot Of the mir
nifty of bis body !: that bright gem still re.
tains its original iustre, though tbs. casket
which contains il gives evidence: Of de.
lcay.
Political .46olition.--T This isgthe title Of
E,he last tract Of the Ianiua series II
an able and clear exposition Of ahe 'uncon.
stitntionalIty and the evil tendency. Of that
political movement which some are siriv-
ing to advance as opponents Of slavery in
States with whose internal concerns they
have nothing 10 do, and for whose factions
they bear no responsibility. The Rich
mond Enquirer not long since, having
seen il stated that the Wings had circula..
ted large numbers OF this tract in Western
New York. forthwith brought the charge
against'them Of diffasing publics,ion ia
Uorable 10 Abolition. That Journal has
since become better Informed on the sub.
Iject, and il it had unequal degree Of illu-
mination or the disposition TO receive it,
touching other doings OF the Wings. it
would 20 doubt become much Imofe Char
table in its ordinary construction of ma
ny things which i now sees through q
VISION somewhat oblique.-BqH. liner.
! EDIToRs LOOKING Up.-Jar mes Wilson,
editor of the Sleubenville Herald, has
been named as a candidate for governor
Iof Ohio; similar compliment has been
paid to Thurlow Weed. Of the Albany E.
vening Journal. who has been named as
candidate for governor Of The Empire
u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28
TErrprRANcE m THE NAVY.

The Alexandria Gazette states that msmpri-
al is in circulation for signatures, asking Con-
gress TO abolish Spirit Raiions in the Navy. A.
but year ago the spIri. rations was reduced
from gill day 10 hair gill and the object Of
the memorials 10 ask that il may be reduced as
much more. 10 general. the officers Of the Ma
w are in favor Or the change and TO lhose who
are not. J; would probobly be greater blessing
than 10 Hose who are.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28

a Daring Robbery.-The exchange of.
fee Of Messrs. Carter. Cover s Co., 1863
Baltimore st.. was entered through the
front door, BY means Of false keys. on
Sunday night, and robbery committed,
which for ingenuity and success, Is With.
ouia parallel. After entering the Office,
the thieves made their way to the rear OF
The building. in which was situated alsub-
slantial vault. securely fastened by two l.
ron doors the third of an inch in thickness,
with locks Of superior description. In
each door Of the vault. opposite The locks,
they managed TO cot. apparently with a
bit, circular hole. three or fonTl inches
an diameter. and thus were enabled 10 o.
pen i and reach a patent iron safe which
Il contained. This was very mechanical
y opened by entirely catting out ihe lock
with the same instrument, BY which they
reached what money tie safe contained,
being about $3.50 OF $500 in specie, up
wards Of S25. 600 having, fortunately.
been removed from it on Saturday after.
noon and placed in bank. This robbery
shows that our city is infested bysa gang
Of the most expert and accomplished bur.
glars, and demonstrates The IMPERATIVE
necessity Of every citizen being Oh Bis
guard and exercising such vigilance IS 10
bring he daring offenders 70 that punish.
meni which aysiis hem Bah. Clipper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28

The cbilicothe Advertiser says that the fol-
lowing officers Of the legislature Of Ohio pre- all
practical printers John NJ. Gallagher, speak-
er ef The house land Chas Borland, clerk Of the
hou~ and D. A. Robertson, clerk of The Sc
nate w.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28

IcE 80 The stock We; remaining from
last winters c4op is seven thousand tons.
About three thousand tons have been ex.
ported, and twelve thousand tons consam-
ed al home. IN Y Jour. Gem.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28

Chief Justice John Buchanan, Of MaryIh and, is
so III al his residence near WilfiamsporE. Nd,
that bu little hopes are entertained for bis re.
covery. The State will lose talented Judge,
and an honest man. in bis demise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28
DEATH oRJUDGE THOMPSON,


With the deepest regret, as a severe
public loss, we have to announce the de.
cease Of this admirable Magistrate. long
ope Of The CHIEF ornaments or our Nation.
al Judiciary. and maintaining without de.
cay, even al the advanced age at which
be has e pired, legal reputation The
most solid. such as leaves on :lhe minds
81 all who knew bis standing and bis Use
fulness'a strong feeling that il viii be ex. .
ceedidgIy difficult 10 ill any where his
place With an equal ability, a mind as emf.
nenily jndicialIn its faculties and lie mper.
We are less familiar with the minuter
details Of his life than the main points Of
bis public career. and caa only furnish, al
the moment when this painful Intelligence
reaches Us. a few very simple facts. The
rest must Be lelt TO that higher tort Of pub.
hc biography which sets apart for lasting
preservation the character Of those rarer
men who earn BY unusual merit dnra.
bic memory.
He died on Monday evening last, al
Russ Plaas, his country seat. near POUCH.
keep3ie. We believe 10 his seveaiyIse-
venlh year.-T Nat. lat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28

The Washington Spectator SAYS that
the re-sppeintmeni Of Benjsmin Wal.
ker, Eugene Van Ness, Charles II. Smith.
and Peter MuhIenburg. as Paymas;ers in
the Army. has been confirmed bv ths u.
S. Senate.
The appoinimentby the Pfesiseht Of
Alexander Dallas Bsche, 70 Be Chief Of
the Bureau OF Coast Survey ID de place
OF Ferdinand b. Hasslef. deceased. Is Of
fciaIly announced il The Madisdniah,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28

JAMES WILLIAMS. charged With The
murder Of bis wife. was tried Il Leohard-
town. 10 ST. Msry's County, il ibis Sale,
last week. and found gully Of sdurdtr in
The frst degree Ball. .7nricdh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28

eCFwe are pleased 10 see with what pnani-
nifty the Senate confirmed The nomination Of
Matthew 81 Clair Clarke for the Office oil Audi
tor Of the Post Office Department, made vacant
BY the resignation Of Mr.. whitilesy Of Ohio,
who has proven himself an indefatgable AID ef.
hcient officer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28

Among the projectors at Washington who
claim the attention of The conmittee Ms AIR.
Pennington, who asks fer $50 900 TO sxpsrih men
with steam balloon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28

! Governor Bouck q N. -Yeyk. I has par
doned Charles F. Mitchell. The Ex Con-
gresham, who was sent to The State Phi
son fof the Term Of three years Tor ibrge-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28

Loco Foco Convention in Alabama, tee ent-
y held, have nominated Senator King. Sf that
State, for the Vice Presidency.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28

TEMPERANCE DELE6ATESI
Al a meeting Of the Shepherdstown Temperance
Society. held on the 18th instant, the following
members were appointed Delegates to the Cohven-
ton at HarpersFerrys on tile Isl Of January, lS44
Rev John L Iisrgrave John Wes
Rev J A Seise John Ernst
Rev Jacob PIottner G w Shndler
John White John Keplinger II I
A iiumrickhouse John Swan b
Charles Harper Samuel MeMillan
Michael Henseil Jacob Smooth -
John Shindler VIM VI Sheetz
Samuel Myers Wells Harper
James l. ChaRline George Byers
Benjamin Freeze Thomas Vansantf
Moses Matheny Joseph Byers
Marcus A stanton Van Harp
Robert Fouke Thos S Stevens
John Miller John NJ Seely
Joseph Welshans Thomas S Turner
James NJ Hessey DIG Kalb
GF Licklider John Bornf
Rezin Shugert JPA Eniler
Jacob Hill
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28

CHARLEsTOWN TEMPERANCE DELE
GATES.
The following gentlemen have been duly appoint-
ed to represent Tie Chsrlesiown Temperance Soei-
ETY. IN the Union. that assemblies at HarpersFerry
an Nv. "a If January next:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28
TAX ON LIGHT AND KNOW. Ed

TAX ON LIGHT AND KNOWLEDGE.
The Winchester Republican says fh1. the
tax derived from newspaper publishersthe last
year amounted to three hundred and tsaidollars
"a restrictions upon light and knowledge We
wonder il this be not tax upon the business OF
as hardworking class Of. people as aey 10 the
world. If any occupation on earth requires
more severe toll, or gives less reward for it, we
have yet to learn whaf that occupation is You
mightss wellta the schoolmaster or the preach
err, as the printer. The politicians Of lhe day
get both their knowledge and their notOritiy from
the newspapers.
WINCHESTER & STANTON. Daily Mail.
A line Of stages is nov running daily between
Winchester and Staunion leaving Winchester
every evening at S o'clock. BY this arrange
ment passengers viii be enabled 10 leays RAlii-
I--7- - ----.-sS ~ssc- urvrve- m Staupton the
next, distance OF $50 miles. This is an ex.
cellent arrangement, and one that has been long
and loudly called for.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28

GEN. JAcKsoN.-The n. York Post has
received letter from Nashville, from 4
gentleman who has been paving alrecent
visit 10 Gen. Jackson. He speaks as FOL.
lows Of the feeble health Of lhatEdistin-
gpished man Ben. Jackson. | regret 10
say, is in very infirm health. III never
leaves is room, and Is emacialed ID mere
skin and bone. He has 4 severe cough
and pain in the back aud side, but bis voice
and intellect appear unaffected, ana the
lightning ire Of former years yet6ashes
in his eye.v
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-12-28
ELK BRANCH TEMPERANCE DELE.
4 GATES i

The following is list of Delegates appointed by
the Elk Branch and Zion Church Total abstinence
Society, to attend the County Union Temper rance
Convention 10 be held on the ist January next
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-07
Religion.

The following short and besu,iful quota
iion is from the pages of the elegant, ,h,
benevolent, the inspired Mackenzie. Speak
ing Of those who profess disbelief in rei
gicn, he expresses himself ia the following
heast touchiHg manner:-
"lie who would undermine those founda
fions upon which The fabric Of our future
hope is reared-seeks TO beat down that
Column which supports the febleness of hu-
maniy-let him but think moment, end hls
heart will arrest the cruelty of his purpose.
Would he pluck its little treasures from the
bosom of poverty? Would be wrest lis
crutch from The hand of ,nnd remove from
the eve Of afflctlon the only solace of lis
woe? The way we tread is rugged. at best;
we tread it, however, lighter by the prospect
OF the better country TO which, we trust, il
will lead. Tell us not it will end in the gulf
Of eternal dissolution, or break off in some
wild which fancy may fill no as she pleases,
but reason is unable TO delineate: onench
not ,hs, beam which amidst The night OF this
cv'l world has cheered the dependency of
i'll requl,ed worth, and ilumined the dark
ness Of suffering virtue"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-07
II E X A l. ID OF I'll f. TIMES.
For Newport and Providence.

~ Until further notice
the Mail stage will leave
@8ExNsSNHG& Providence for Warren.
sesss--1---sx-zzs1 Bristol, and Newport,
every morning (Snndays excepted,) at nine
O'Clock, A. NJ, and arrive IN Newport at two
O'Clock 2. NJ. A Mail stage will also leave
Newport for Providence via Bristol and War
ren, al 9 o'clock, A. NJ. and arrive in Provi-
dence at 2 o'clock p. NJ, in time to take the
Sionlngton Cars for New York, the cars for
Boston, and The Stages for Woonsocket aud
Coventry. This is the most direct and expe-
ditious route between Providence and New
port, and passengers taking this line may
rest assured that every attention will be paid
TO render the ride as comfortable as possible.
The coaches are in good ordcr-good horses
and careful and obligng drivers. There Is
now new horseboat at Bristol Ferry which
makes the crossing much more expeditions
and pleasant than formerly.
G}@Extra horses and coaches furnished in
either place at short tic
Books kept in Providence at the Mannfac-
tnrers and Franklin Hotels; at Coles in
Warren, and at Jones' in Bristol, and at Haz-
ards and rownsend's, Newport.
q. r. KINNICUTT, Providence,
s. MASON, Jr. Warren, Pro-
J. CHADWICK. Bristol, pretors.
JOHN q. WEAVER, Newport,
Oct. 81, lS42.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-07
RUSSELL'S ITCH OLNTIE.VT

| Tins choice and safe Ointment is said
be superior 10 any now in use, for th, dis
agreeable aud losthsOme dlseese, The Itch.-
This ointment IS so certain in lis operation
that no person troubled with the above dis
order ought TO be without it. 1t is remedy
tor cnianeons cruptlons, scorbutic affections
of the head or any other breaking out wIc h
arises from sharp humors in the blood. Price
% cents a box.
A fresh supply is just received and for sale
by K. K. Hazard. a, the sign of the Golden
Nortar-and by Il. }. Taylo Druggist, New
port.
Also, al wholesale by DR.. Thos. p. Moore.
and VIM. Porter, Warren; LpmncI W.
Briggs, Bristol George w. Fuer, Crnira
Fails; Samuel Green and A. &. Jenkes.
Pawtucket Frederick Brownell. Weslpor, !;
VIM. l.. Caldwell, New Bedford; J. g. w.
Townsend, corner of Bcekman and Water
street, New York, and by the principa! Drug
glsis in the Union.
Newport, June ], lS45-eewIy.