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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-07

A GOUD SHAVING SOAP AT LAST, TO
MAKE A GOOD AND LASTING LATHER
TIE SOAP hi. is eomGcssd of is the old Maple. sOap
Those who have used it we know lis WORTH and the
very best made for shsvngit MAKES thick rich
.tinI nov purified beautifully scented and pu.
at his Peumery Establishment, sign Of the American Eag
90 Chahm street. and bv these agents iaAlbany,
State Philadelphia, Ziber, OF Sd aud Dock
st IN Boston State st in Brooklyn, 1879 Fulton street,
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- photographs they from the II old stand
No. Maiden ane TO No. 8? William street, south
Of Maiden lane, the I'd floor They have hand at
Pr complete assortment Plates chemical, and lenses
attention Of operators Articles every instance war
anted Their chemicals the laboratories of the
first chemists in Paris aud their plates specially selected ~
their pne there residing bear the, Initials: and fully
them. Any who have their doubts the
ject. requested 10 have them essayed. apis imsf
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N ARTIN'S CA S H AILOKIN
ESTABLIS MENT.

l64 " slliam Street, Corn0 Of .8en Street,
decidedly the cheapest in the city There il always
hand ses ctock of seasonabe goods purchased for
ming &c. til hs. given such general Satisfaction during the
ast lour ycaI and OF 30
Genenen requested to call and examine. Tho,s who
fSUsh th cir Goods, Lave them
MADE AND TRIMMED.
Dress Goats. made and trimmed. 81 90 to - 50
rock Ccats, do do ..... 8 90 to go
Pants and Vests, .... i rs to 100
over Coat, #. 4 90 to III co
~ Tsrms-Cssh delivery
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pr. MoHacs Life Medicines.

IN HE proprietor of these matches specifics,
~ while he has cause TO feel the most unquali.
fed satisfaction in relation to the unparalleled
popularity and general use they have obtained,
feels constrained by considerations disinterest
ed as they are sincere, TO continue 10 press them
upon the consideration and trial Of the public, TIL
no invalid, and no family IN the whole compass
of the Union shall be without a knowledge OF
them and their incstimable virtues. The certii.
icatcs which he has heretofore published IN al
most countless numbers, and in reference 10 eve
nv possible variety Of disease, fully establish his
medicines, beyond even the possibility q doubt,
as the most generally useful, and the most uniail
incly efficient, of all the medicines of whatever
description, ever yet presented TO the world; and
he feels that he IS but doing his duty to his fellow
citizens 10 urging them 10 test for themselves the
benefits to be derived from his LIFE PILLS and
PHOENIX BITTERS. His Office is at No. 315
Broadway.
The above medicine for sale by
u. ROLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, " c.
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EacYcr and .AGlsC.

y0TIIS disagrceablo and very prevalent nervous
1T affection proceeds alonc from the state OF the
nervous system, affecting the stomach. II Is
sometimes efIcctually cured by sudden shock or
other operation upon the minds but no depend
once can be placed upon any remedy except
powerful tonic action upon the stomach.
DIR. MOFFAT'S PHOENIX BiTTERS AND
LIFE PILLS have been happily used for the cure
of FEVER AND AGUE, withinvarlable success
DIR. MOFFAT has lately received from the
West " here the disease prevails to considerable
extent, indubtabe proofs that his medicines are
in hiph estimation there, as speedy and etiectual
cure of it. lie has nnqucs,onoblc city reference
as TO It's high efficacy IN this dsagreeabIe aztec.
ton, which will be given on application at his OIL
fee, 375 Broadway, New York,
The above medicine for sale by
I. J. HOLT0N, Agent,
Charlotte, ". c.
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DER. EAsJsis.'iS
8 o D 7 G I II .$ s :
neST0RER or THE BLOOD,
FOR
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES,

CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES,
EA IlETHER produced by bile, phlegm, from
Wv internal morbid matters, arising froIn
badly cured old disorders from The use Of mer-
curry, caloipel, bark, &c, or in fcmaos) from the
change Of life, as specified in the Pamphlet
ANrrSYrnllITIc SYRur-This medicine is in
all Veneroa Disorders, a certain remedy.
AsYssIsA MlxrURE, Ga liquid and in paste
celebrated for its speedy and perfect removal Of
Gonorrhpa and elect.
GoLp MINE BaLsAu, for Bilious and Nervous
Affections, Colds, &c.
AROMATIC Extract, q liniment for Indigestion
Colduess in the stomach, Numbness or Weakness
in the limbs, Rheumatism, &c.
DEPuRATiyE POWDER, for Bilious Fever, Head
0cho, Diseases Of the Eyes, &c, which is to be
taken in the Resiorcr.
JAPAN OINTMENT, Cor Piles, which is TO be ap-
piled besides the Restorer.
BEsGAL OiNMEST, for letter, Rmgworm, Salt
Rheum, Scadhead, Eruptions Of the skin, and foul
ulcers; is TO be applied besides tic Restorcr.
UNIVERSAL ON STRRNGTurSIE0 PLASTER, for
diseases of the Chest, Dyspepsia, lntiammatofy
Rheumatism, Palsy, Paralysis, &c.
DR KuHI's Ac0usric Oh, for Deafness and all
other Auricular Complaints, which is 10 be used
together v it'll the Restorer.
gJ7Dr. Kuhrs Pamphlet "Treaimcnt," &c,
entered according to Act OF Congress, contains
full Directions for the use Of the above mentioned
medicines, and accompanies every remedy.
1fPersons wishing 10 procure any OF the med
cues, will please direct their orders, with the a.
mount, (post paid.) TO DR.. kUHLS OFFICE,
Raleigh, n. C., or Richmond, Va, or to any Of the
following Agents in North Carolina.
b Oates, Druggist, Charlotte.
J. F. & {. Phter, Concord.
jenkins e. Bles, Salisbury.
iIargrave, Guther g. Co.. Lexington.
J. & Y. Sloan, Greensborough.
NJ J. A. Drake. Marlborough.
c. {. Henderson, Linconton.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Steele GINNING & Co, York c. II.
McIurc, Brawleg Il Co, Chester G. II.
The continuation Of the list Of Agents, see DR.
KS Pamphlet.
4 June l5 1912 36f
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United states District Court
Of Norti, Carolina.

TN BANKRUPTCY
ID Notice 10 show cautc ugains, the petition Of
tho following Petitioners for lhcir discharge aud
certificates as BaGktupts Of Wilmington on Mon.
day the lsl day Of May next, 20 Wit
MECkLENBuRG COUNTY
Benjamin Z. Bo} d, Farmer.
William Boyd, Clerk,
George a. GRAY, Farmer.
hndrcw flanniken, Fanncr
Wan. s Wallace, Farmer.
Joseph Pti,ehafd, Cabinet Aiakcr.
Washington Psaenck Physician.
John W Rsiney, Painter.
Simnsl Taylor, Bricklayer.
John II. Peacock, Physician
james G. Wilson, Mar, hanL
Joseph Smith, Farmer.
NJ. II Ilutchi,on, Palmer
Colin King, Farmer.
W. T. Alexander Constable.
David kcsllet Carpenter.
David II MoRec, / ruer.
James Clark, PhysiCiau.
James c, Sloan. Farmer.
CABARRUS COUNTY.
A5sal0m Slnngh, Farmer
Saml G. White, Farmer.
Henry S. German, Pllstcrer.
BY order Of the Court
w. l.. ANDERSON, Cltrk p. G.
Jan. II, lsl3. To-
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TO effect cure, or the purchase money will be
returned BY himself or travelling agent-lhey
comprise the llygeinn or Family PLl; the ny
geian Tonic 10 restore the debilitaed or broken
down constitutions; the Uterine Pill, to cure those
painful difficulties and diseases peculiar 10 women;
and the Aguc Pill, to cure intermittent feycrs and
agnes. For further Information, the afflicted are
invited to possess themselves Of the Uygcist and
Extra liygcist furnished gratis at the proprietor's
office, No. ., Astor House, New. York, and by all
his agents. These papers contain information
exceedingly interesting TO the sick and invahds,
together with twenty. five useful receipts, and Il
mass OF facls and certificates, that must convince
every reasonable MUD, that the Hygcian Medi
cines are invaluable.
For sale by
THOs. J. IIO1TON, Agent
Charlotte, Jan. l3, le4l.
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TA VERY LIBERAL OFFER. n

One HUNDRED DOLLARS will be given by the
Publisher to every Agent who will undertake and
sell ONE HUNDRED CORES OF the above work. lie
believes there is scarcely town village in the
Union, but that number may easily be disposed Of
- persons enclosing money will be careful 10
pay the tohole postage and in ordering books will
state, explicitly, how the books shall DC sent 10
them
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United States District Court of
North Carolina.

n n BANKRUPTCY
Il Notice to show cause against the Petition OF
William Hunter, Grocer, Of Mcckenhurg coun.
Y to be declared Bankrupt at Wilmington, on
honday the LIST day Of May next.
James ". forney, Iron master OF Lincoln coun.
" 10 be declared Bankrup, a, Wilmington, on
alonday the LIST day Of May next
John Fullenw ,det, Iron master ofLincoln coun.
" TO be declared Bankrupt at Wilmington, on
Monday the LIST day Of May next.
Henry fullcnwIder, Iron master, Of lincoln
county to be declared Bankrupt at Wilmington,
On Monday the lat day Of May next
BY order Of The Court,
w. Il. ANDERSON, C, D. c.
Dec. 10, 1912 i2J
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NOTICE.

u AN compelled to forewarn all person iro"
T. Trading with my former wife Cynthia as she
hus behaved very imprudently. am determined
not 10 pay her contracts excep! SO competed IL
do by law
WILLIAM L. Mitchell.
Dec. 2G, 1872. TO
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NOTICE.

y FOREWARN all persons from trading for
three notes, by me given to Leandcr Sm'th,
~ NJ Smith, and n T, Smith, dated Jan. 9Th,
ie''' as the property got no lawful title is made
70 me for it, aud am determined not to pay The
same unless no, title or am compelled to do so
ny law.
WM. WORSIlAM.
Jan. 90, lsi3. lstf
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TIE
E.gR.FEEEss FE.E.T TIERS
ALMANAC
FOR
1913.

CALCULATED for The MERIDIAN of Salem,
u n. C., for sale AT this Office. Price 10 cents
few also by the dozen.
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DIR. Thomas Harris

Es&zA yEAY still be consulted at his old
W. w stand opposite the Charlotte
MI Mansion House, where il will at all
90 times please him to sec his friend.
DIR. Harris would urgently reques, all those in
debied 10 him by book account TO coll aud settle,
either by cash or note, between this and the en-
SUNG January court, as his books m isl be closed,
jan. II. 1913. tlS
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Sign, Flag n Mirror
lpA1Np,NRo

He Aaticrs himself that his long experience IN
the above business aud the specimens OF worn nc
has executed IN his line, will be sufficient re,
communication, He will also attend TO any call
made on him in the HOUSE PAINTING BuSl-
NESS and is confident he can give satisfaction
TO all who may employ him. The public is re-
snectfply requested 10 call and encourage him as
be il determined TO execute all work committed
to him 10 the best possible manner
And as times is bard he will take part of his
work in produce suitable for family usc such as
Flour, Corn, Bacon, &c.
Davidson College, N c., Jan. IA, 1871,
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VOLUME XIII. !
Il. ]. HOLTON,
Editor, Proprietor a. Publisher.
TERMS:


TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS II
aid in adpaHae, THREE DOLLARS If not
fi,,;d pitLin three months. And THREE DOL.
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS # NOT paid until al.
lrr The expiration Of The year. No paper discon.
tausd uniil all arrearoges are paid. erc,R at Tie
option Of he Editor.
Advertisements inserted at One Dollar per
sogsre Q6 lines or less, this sized type,) for The
a,,f insertion, and Is ceais for each continuance
Court Advertisements and Sheriff. Sales eAarg
I'd 25 per cent. higher and deduction Of 1911
pfy cent piH be made f,Om NE regular prices, for
adpatisers by the year. Advertisements inserted
uOnfAly sr quarterly 81 per square for each time
Stmi.msRihly - cents per square for each lime.
AGENTS
Co.. NJ Cochran, Meekleuturg, ~ C.
Chas. W. Harris, Mil GIOue, N. c.
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SPOONER'S PATENT
EEEGEE.F.S' .EEDFCETES,

"A IKE tlle pest
"A and cheapest
family and gene.
raj medicines in
use. These mid.
icines arc the re-
suit Of q life of
study and expert.
ence ; the pToprle-
f..- mo- HON
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SEARS BIBLE
BIOGRAPHY.
A CHRISTIAN FATHERS PRESENT
TO HIS FAMILY.

TEyHE most splendidly illustrated and Cheapest
III Work erer iSsurd on tie american CONT
nsni, containing SEVERAL HUNDRED EN-.
CRAVINGS, entirely new and original, designed
and executed by the most eminent artists oil Eng
land and America. Cost Of preparing the work,
$4,000. This beautiful and important work con-
tains upwards of 500 pages royal octavo--is print
ed from new stereotype plates, handsomely bound
in guilt, and lcttered, and retails readily at the
low price OF So SO per volume. The following
extract is from the lengthy Review, written by
the Rev. W. C. BRowNLcE, D. d., and ls only one
out of several hundred recommendations, from
the clergy and the press, that the work has al
ready received;
INV YoRK, August 9Th, 1912
This is, beyond question, one Of the most ell
egant books ever presented to our telow-cltlzens
in this republic. Ii ought to be in every Chris.
tian family for its innate value and in every pat
rio,ic family as a splendid specimen of our pro
press in domestic manufacture, and the advance
ment of our artists and manufacturers in their ri
yalship with those Of Europe.
w. C. BROWNLEE."
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Warrdntee Deeds for sale at THIS Office,
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PAINTING.

yHyHE Subscriber having located himself al
Ii Davidson College, would now offer his ser
vices 10 the public as an
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02
From the Providence Journal.
CONVENTION OF THE
RHODE ISLAND PARTY!

Al meeting of the friends OF LAW AMI
ORDER, members of the Gcncri Assembly
holden at The State House IN Providence, on
"Wednesday evening, Jan. 18th. Hon. Stephen
Branch was elected Chairman. and Edward
II. Hazard and Henry B. Anthony, Sccreta-
res.
! The following gentlemen wcrc appointed
a committee To take into consideration The
subl"ct OF forming prox for general officers
for the ensuing election under the new con.
slllulion, and To report to this convention al
It's adj"nrnmrnl on Friday evening.
.Nrwroi.-lIrpry Y. Cran.lon, David
Dnriee, Clark Chacc.
Proridcnce. Elisha MaIhewson. Edward
Carrngton, Stephen Branch.
Washingion.-Elisla X. Potter, Joseph 7.
Barber, Wilkins Updkr.
Bristol, Joseph NJ. Blake, Alfred Bos-
worth. lien Bickncll.
KenL-I'holnas II. Hazard, Thomas Whip
pie, Bcrj min +. Remington.
On Friday evening, the committee made
the following report,
The committee respectfully report that
They recommend that the members Of the
Senate and House Of representatives be-
longing to the Rhode Island party. do resolve
themselves into n convention for the purposc
Of proposing to the people of this State, can.
didales for general officers for the year ensu'
ing.
The present Governor aud Lieutenant.
Governor of this State having been rendered
by the committee the nomination To this con-
venllon, and having declined to be the can
dlda,cs for Governor and Lieutenant Cover.
nor for The ensuing year. the committee re.
commend the following gentlemen as can.
dldatcs Tor general officers, viz:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02
FOR GOVERNOR,
JAMES FENNER,
Of PrOridcnCe.

The following gentlemen wcrr appointed
committee TO wait "n the g0n'rn'rn mont
mated, and inform ,hcm of thcir nonlua,ion
Edward Carlng,on. Elisha Maibowson, Eli
slia X. Potter, Stephen Branch, Henry Y
Cranston.
The convention then adjourned to Thurs.
day evening, the 9th instant
On Thursday evening. Gen, Carr!ng,on
from the committee appointed To inform The
candidates of their nomination, reported thcir
acceptance.
Mr.. Whlpple, of Coventry, offered the
following resolutions, which were unanimous
ly adopted:
Uhereos, his Exrrllcncy SAMU.L WABD
KING, has made knowU 10 this convention
his determination to retire, Ut The close oi
his present Official tcr0, from The Office of
Govcrnor Of the State OF Rhode Island
Therefore
R.soiptd, That we entertain high sense
of the patriotism, moderation, and wisdom,
with which Governor King has administered
the affairs of Rhodc-Island, nj crisis p0cx.
amplcd ~ the history of Rhode. Island that
we are deeply indebted tn the lnlrcpldiy
which, sMid scenes Of peril, has always DIS
iingUIshcd his conduct ;-and that, while re-
lnlcing ~ the cOmpurailyc tranquility now
enjoyed by the people of ij's State. we can
forget neither the icarlessOcss with which he
has met danger, nor The generous torbcarancc
with which when danger was over he was
sought To soolhc the cxsspcrated, aud TO re.
clam the guilty.
Resoivcd, further, That VIC cauno, permit
Governor KING Ia retire from station, ~
which lac has rendered To his fellow. .cltlzrnT
such eminent services. wnhoul expressing
lo hlm our best wishes for his future welfare.
aud our conviction that, whcnsocv"r the
history nf hIs native State shall come 10 be-
written, his name will be- intimately tssuciatcd
with our glnriou- struggle iur constitutional
lrrcdom--wIih It's tolls, IT'S dangers, aud IT.
trlumphs.
Uh,rcns, his Horror NArHANitL BULLocK,
the Lieutenant Governor ~ the State al
Rhodc-lsland, has slgnllird hls Intrnli"n to
retire tu private life Therefore
ReSirtd. That the uuswervlug Gdclhy Ia
the principles of liberty and law, wluch
Lieutenant Governor Bullock has uniformly
manifested aud the -a.acuy aud un'lrralI Inn
which he has cKlnbncd, durn,g the past ycar,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02
OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

a sound National Currency, regulated by ih'
viii aud Authority of the Nation
An Adequate Revenue, with Fair Protection
To American Industry:
Just restraints on the Executive power, en-
bracng u further Restriction on tho excr
else of the Veto: .' .,
A faithful Administration ofihe Public Domain
with nn Equitable Distribution Of The pro
ceods Of the. Sales of it among all th'
States.
An Honest and Economical Administration o
the General Government, leaving Public
Officers perfect Freedom Of Thought, unc
of the Right of Suffrage; but with suilahl,
Restraints against lmprupor interference
IN Elections.
An Amendment Of The Constitution, limiting
the incumbent of tho Presidential Ofic,
to u Single Term. ii. CLAY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02
III Il II A l. ID OF II III E Il M e S.
LAWS OF R. ISLAND.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AMI
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
III General .fssen,Liy, jan. Session, Il. ID. ls43
AN ACT in addition to an act entitled "Au
act enabling the town councils IN Tins State
10 grant licenses tor retailing strong H.
Qu0rs aud for other purposes"
BE IL enqeied by The General assembly as
|ohors:
Section ]. II any person shall sell or
cause to be- sold any wine or strong liquor IN
less quantity Than one gallon from or on
board of any vessel, boat, scow, or raft, lying
IN the harbor of Providence, or IN any of the
public waters Of Providence cove, or Of Provl-
dcnce or Scekonk rivers, as lar north as Paw
lucket Bridge, or NaTogansett Bay north OF
line drawn from the mouth OF Pawiuxet
river to The norlhcrInost part Oi the town of
Darlington, of from or upon any stage, plat
form, wharf or bridge erected or hoa'lng
above or upon any OF the waters aforesaid,
such persons shall forfeit aud pay The sum of
fifty dollars; to be recovered before any
court of colnpcten, jurisdiction by Indictment.
or by action of debt, one half to aud Tor the
use Of hun who shall inform ar sue Tor the
same, and the other half to and for the use
Of the city Of Providence.
True copy-w'ncss,
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.
AN ACT in nddi'nn 10 an act concerning
l,EI....,-. uI.l DuuI. .Ln,nIis

AN ACT iI nddi'on 10 an art concernn.
Crimes aud Punl-hmr6ts
BE IL enacted By The Generm .1ssemLiy as
IoHoWs:
Section I. lf any officer. agent or servant
of any Incorporated Bank in ibis State, shall
rmbrzzle or appropriate 10 his own use, any
moneys. goods, cil;'cis or funds of any IN.
corporatcd bank in this State, with intent tc
cheat or defrand the same or shall make
false entries upon lh" books oi any 'ncorpo,
rated Bank in this State with intent to de-
fraud the same, or any person whatsoever
such officer. agcn, or servant. shall he deem
ed guilty Of felony: and on convic,,on there
of before any court compeicn, TO try the
same, shall be fined Mt III" discretion of sait
court. and be imprisoned for term not cx
,ceeding five years.
True copy witness,
HENRY BOWEN. Secry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.
AN ACT in amendment Of the nc, entitled

AN ACT in amendment OF the act entitled
IAN act appointing Coroncrs."
BE ii enacted by The General assembly as
Ioiio,cs:
Section l. The dis'incion of numerical
rank between Justices cf ,h' Peace Is hereby
abolished : aud any Jncicc aforesaid. is an
thor wed aud empowered 10 discharge the
duties Of Coroner, IN his town ar city, IN con
lurn,y with the provisions Of The act aiorc.
said aud no other engagement shall be nee
essary therefor than the oath or utlrlnalIon
necessary to qualify hun to act as Justice
of the Peace. True ropy--wIin"ss.
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02
AN ACT in amendment Of an net cntiilt

AN ACT in amendment Of an net entitled
"An act TO revise and amend the several
acts relating to Public Schools"
BE IL enacied by he General assembly as
joiiows:
Section !. The Town of PoriInouth shall
hereafter appoint tho Public ScI,""l Commit
tee OF said town, nj the annual town meeting
IN April, which shall be holden by law FOR
the choice oi Senators. Representatives and
general officers: any thing III The acts a:orc'
suld 10 the contrary notwithstanding.
True copv-wincss,
HENRY BOWEN, Sccry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry

Resoired, That the collection Of military
fines Tor non.sppcarance. or other failures Ia
comply with the acquisitions of the mih'in
law during The past year, excep, AT the iraln-
lngs appointed by law. be suspended until
the further order Ut the General Assembly.
True copy-wIinrss,
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-08-03

More Discl6sarss Philadelphia papers are throwing out ominous and starfpa hints concerning new disclosnres about the United States Bank. Mir. Riddle has recently been in New York, and 1t Is af- iedged he is about to make some revefa'ioRs the saving is. which which will make the -fur fly" Pos terity will find out that there have been worse men in the country than Nicholas Riddle -Morn Courier.
 Yes; and certain whig editors we wo, os viii yet hide their heads in sorrow that unworthy motives led them to join in the locofoco denuncations of Mir B.
 aTDr. John Scudder, the celebrated Oculis,, died few days sineo at the Aims House in AAany-.he victim of m,emperanoe
 9rThe Midnight Cry" officially announces an improvement in the health of Brother Miller.'' He has already began to preach, and will soon be able to travel again.
 BETTER LATE THAN NEvER.-The Delaware Re- publican says s-" A Revolutionary soldieF, named Jacob Carr. aged ll0 years, was baptized in Wissa- h'ckon few weeks agc. He served under Wash 'ngion during the whole war, and is pensiOner, His grandchildren and great grandchildren reside ia the village Of BEandywine. He enioys the hest Of 'eal'h. and now in his old age has joined the CAuseA oi Christ"
 Eheneser Gilhert, aged nino yesTs, son of Mir. lo eph Gilber', of Middle,own, was drowned in the Fsmeehy Pond on the 18th inst, wkils bathing.