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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-18
MUSIC. MUSICm MUSIC!..
JUST RECEIVED BY
SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS.

MUSIC. MUSICm MUSIC.,.
JUST RECEIVED BY
SMITH, DRINKER & NORRIS.
FURTHER supply % New Fa-hionabl, Muse fo- IN.
IAN fo few Of which only be follows
ne KOS Queen, with vign-Sie
Ro-cs Fair do IN by Horn
No wreath ~ fame Irvine for vr,,
Daylight is on the by A. Ire
An =
You bid me sing. by C. wauen
Non, Je ne vahe fas Chansonneue
Tome with Thy ute 10 the dusu hv Von,b
My happy village home = Pearson
love the Church that Christ given by Rev G. Chamber
i,p ~ II'sst me when die, for piano and guitar
highland Nora, words by Mrs
havoreen sc &C music, c. z. Horn
ynn,y s', y, s sAd Zoe Araby by do do do
- -1'a' 'iaiu do do
Sweet
Ohm have not forgotten thee DO do
The Seasons. a " song BY p I.,b.u,v
"a oner thee this hand Of t hadwieL
~ snonhd IKE TO marry, song. by j. Crav.n
Conae come away social giee chorus by T. uiei.,p
You know, comic song. by r. Moore
Zeredin-, serenade. by Flora
weep not DER the tomb Of infancy. by p Ives
70. Fisher Boy song. a duet by C. W. TAomD.o,
ANNA Deh Opera DIR Itaienn.s n, ~.
piano forte. by w nur,h., -. e mute ana
page. very popular ' 'eaulii Elsneue ifle
Ia Ronaneesra
aS gallop, BY G. BleSsner 80 NeI'uiy arranged
FANTASIA for the piano forte on the rrmin.ne q, p
ey overture to the Ethiopian Opera Rome squash p,vo Or
souvenirs de Belmont by Les D. D'ultrsm-r
i ne eeiebrafed Evergreen Galop BY J. Iabin,zkv
'seueI WIN ABOUT tW eniy five hundred
' Sh'onaole ssngs, Wakes narrbe. ,o,..
&c All the new publications, by the most erIshr,,J -
received soon after they appear from the mr.
sois "i e procured n the shortest notice and ON ~. -,
- g SMITH. DRTNKER a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

IL this town, on Saturday last, an in
fani eor of MIR John J. Allan, aged Z weeks
IN this town, on Wednesday morning Mary
iuihni daughter Of Capt. VIM Barker, aged JIG
months.
In this town, Yesterday afternoon, Sarai,
Hammond, only daughter of Mr.. Samuel Eng,
aged - months.
In Portsmouth,, on the 18th inst Francisca
daughter of Christoval G. Slszar, formerly OF
N. York.
At South Kingstown, on Monday, tho 18th
inst. in the 4Gth year "f his age, hlr. Ben
Nichols, II highly respectable and worthy ciii.
zen of that place. lie was also an affection.
ate husband, II kind father, aud a man of the
strctest integrity such loss 10 his family
and the community asi- irreparaple.
In Bristol, on the 10th inst, Miss Sarai
daughter Of Mr.. Henry &. Coggrshali, aged 81
,ears.-20th, Harriet Pierce, daughter Of Mr.
Hiram Simmons, Of +. River, aged : months
-2Isi, Miss Mary Ann, daughter of Mr.. Lem
mel Fales, aged % yeara.--Op tho 2Jth inst.
Mr. Daniel Eaton, in the dist yenr of his age
In Pawtuxst, on Monday morning, Mrs
Sarah, wife of William Rhodes, Esq, aged 60
years.
AT the residence Of Gov. Francis, Warwick
ON tho 2lst inst. Margaret T.. a. Remington,
aged 10 years and months.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

Commodore Charles W. Morgan.
Mr.. Schlry, secretary, Professor Brad
ford and MidShipman Whcelock came
passengers in the barque r. II. Doug
lass arrived at Baltimore on Sunday.
The II. Fl. d.. sailed from Rio Janeiro
on the 18th of August, in company with
the U. S. ship Columbia, bound to thc
River Of Plate. When parting com
panY. they were greeted with three
hearty cheers from the Columbia.
The u. S. ship Columbus, bearing
the broad pendant Of Commodore Tur-
ncr, was on the 18th Aug. at Rio Ja-
rc;ro--ali well.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28
MEMOIR RANDA.

Sailed I'm lIavro, 16lh nit, ship Monticello,
Lawton, New Orleans.
Arr at New Orleans, oh, Schr Rio, Farnun',
from Pensacola.
Arr ai Providence, 2lsi, brig Harriet, Vim
sou, fm Liverpool Sd nit.
Cid ii, N. Y, 23d, Brig Octayia, Smith, for
Dcmnrara.
Arr at B,llimorc, 2isi, Brig Robert Bruce,
Gardner, from Savannah.
Touched at Lahna. (Maui,) April 9Th,
ships MARGARET, Wimpenny, of THIS port.
with 700 bbls 50 oil, 10 mos out; MENk AR,
sherman, do 600 sp IL months cut, both ior
NV Coast
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

EILiTARY. The following chartered
military companies, [savs the Providence
J.ntnn'. embracing all but three now
oro an zcd in the State, have signi6ed to
tie Adlu!art. General their acceptance
oi ,he new militia law
l'lnsr DRIGADE-R Rhode Island Hose
Guards.
SECOND BRIcADE--P Providence Horse
Guards, Marine Artillery, Sea Fencibles,
Foster Artillery, Light Infantry, Nation
al Cadets, Woonsocket Guards, Man
vile Guards, Johnston Guards.
THIRD Observation-Disclosures Grena,
diers, Wakefield Cadets, aud Wickiord
Pioneers.
FouRTu BRIGApE -Pawtuxet AriI-
Jerry, kcntish Guards, Rhode Island
Guards. 4 new company lately formed
in West Greenwich will be added to this
brigade
FiFTH HRiGADs Warren Artillery.
The c"npanies which have not nc-
.cepted the urqy mlnt'a law, are the Provi-
.dcnce Arlil"'v, Bristol Artillery, and
Newpor Artillery. The Bu,r,llvile
ilorsa Guards and Providence County
Light Dragoons, have not signiied their
assent, but we believe that they are not
AT present organizej.
The Third Brigade ia ordered on, Tor
io- section and review, on the third OF
Oc'obcr, Il, Wexford the First Second,
nnu Fun Brlgadrs, on the SIKH of Octo-
ber, ,ud the Fourth Brigade on the
tweniinth OF October The FIRST Brig
ade vii meet near Browns tave,n ~
Portsmouth the Second, on Smiths
Hill III Providence, and the Fihh will
probahIy Join it, The Fourth Brigade
will probably mce, at CcD,rcville.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

BcGGARs.-We notice by the papers
that thore are number Of vagahond
gentlemen prowing about from place
to place, some with printed tales OF
woe, and others with oft repeated de-
cep.iye stories of suffering, soliciting
sharity, and exciting the charitable
feelings Of the benevolent. Some of
these characters have lately found their
way 10 this place, and we have been
informed of their imposition and impu-
deace. We trust the authorities Of
tho town, whose business il IL TO see to
such Migrants, will attend to these fel-
ows without delay.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

hA,EE ELEcriO,. now appears TIM,
there is prohab'y choice ofih Loco can
didh,r for Governor in Maine. by small
majority, though it is not quite certain that,
nlsn, that two only of the seven members Of
Congress to which the State is entitled, ne
elected. and that there are accordingly five
vacancies. In the Senate 81 Loco candidates
and 3 Wings arc chosen, and there are z VA
cancins. Ofmembers Of the House, the Port
land Argus eays, TINT SO I.ocos ard "a Wings
or districts TO be heard from.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

WHEAT CRop.-Thc Ohio Statcsman cst.
mates the product of wheat Of that State, the
present, year al lo,000,900 bushels.
1t is stated in one Of the Michigan papers
that the wheat crop of this year will bo four
times lha, oftle years preceding. Ills would
make 100000 900 misunderstanding lO,0o0,0OO
for export.
In 1899 there were but thirty Catholic
Churches in all Great Britain now there are
over hundred
The horticultural Society of PhladeI phia
propose to purchase a garden and found a
School for Gardeners. The plan is thought to
be n good one.
WoRMs ~ FRuir-Permiiting worm.f,llcn
fruit to lo on the ground, is said greatly to in
croaso the presence every year of worms in the
fruit.
LOOK Our resident Of Baltimore was
arraigncd a few days ago and fined, including
costs, to the amount Of twenty dollars, ior
mailing newspapers to his friends with items
of news written on them.
Mn STANLEY OF N. C.-The Hon. Ed.
ward Stanley is proposed by several papers in
North Carolina, as the Wing candidate for
Governor Of that State.-fN. Y. Jour. Com.
A Lard Oil Manuiar:ory has been establish.
ed at Springfield, Mass. Thus is the FIRST, we
believe, in the State.
Hon. ID ID. Barnard, ofAIbiny, viii dcliv-
or the annual Oratios before the American
Institute in New York, at the 10th annual FAN
- " hich will open on Tuesday ,ihe 10Th Octo.
brr
The Governor Of Massachusetts with the
nd, ice of council, has comuu;rd the sentence
of Isaac lcnyiii, who was convicted of ia,
murder Of Mary Knapp, FROM death to impris.
onmrut for lie.
Il I,uScn Ar BRIsroL.--A beautiful ship
was launched ut Bristol on Saturday. She i.
called The iIuma, and was built by Mr.. Amos
Crnndal ul Bristol Her burihcn il 500 tons
aud her owner is Capt J. L. Gardner of Provi
d,ncc, who proposes TO maks hor i,eigltini
ship
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

PRoFEssoR ELroy.-The Providence
Journal says-"We learn lhgt Pro(cs
sor Elton has determined to fix his resi-
dence at Northampton, where he will
devote himself to literary pursuits
We believe it is his intention to pub
lish shortly an edition of Sophocles and
one of Longinus, with copious notes.
He has for some time .lfvoied his lei
sure to "The Lives of the Reformers," !"
which, we presume, will be soon com
pleted.n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

Tho farmers and mechanics OF New York
had high festival a, Rochester last week.
The accounts of the various exhibitions are
long anl interesting. In the evening 200
guests sat down to n beautiful rcpnst. MIR.
Webster in reply to complimentary toast.
addr"ss"d th' company for an hour and twen-
~ minutes, and was listened to with pro.
f'nnd attention. Speeches were made by
Gov. Seward, Mr.. Alls,nn Of =. C., Mr. John
{. King, and many other gentlemen. Mr.
Webster and Gov. Seward toasted each other
with predatory speeches, which were received
with bursts Of applause. The occasion ap
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

Al Market 1850 Beef Cattle, 200 Stores,
1900 Sheep, aud 1875 Swine. From five 4"
eight hundred Beef Cattle aud several hun.
dred Stores also remain unsold.
PRicrs--Rccf Colilr--Ths market is com-
plptcly "giitcd," and prices are probably low.
er than they have hrcn for many years. We
quote extra nj % first quality 3 70 II - ,
second quality . 30 a 3s5; third quality, 30
q 3 %.
slorcs--Two year old osa 10; three yoar
old Sll IL.
Shcrt--Snall lots were sold from 50c to 80.
W.ihrts from % Ia ~.
sv vinr--Shoals To peddlc ~ a iac for Sows,
an / sc for Barrows old Barrovs ilc.
htretal lrnin io
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

IyeUEsT.-A Coroncr's inquest was
held by J. c. Shaw, Esq, Coroner, on
Tuesday last, over the body Of a color
I'd man named Charles Wren, steward
IN board the sloop Translation, Wells,
Of Brookhaven, recently arrived mere
from Providence. fIe had been suffer
ing with diarrhna Tor some days, and
on Tuesday to obtain some relief, took
a large dose Of opium, which unhappily
terminated his existence. The verdict
of the jury was rendered accordingly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

Asnns Of noNgrions countrrili'o's and bur
glars, was arrested in New York, by Justice
Mats"ll assisted by several police officers, on
Friday night last. large quantity Of dry
goods, lot of burglarious implements, and II
number of dies for making counterfeit coin
were found upon the premises. One Of this
gang, wonrnn, attempted 10 pass counter
felt note Of the Farmers Bank OF Geneval ut
store in Broadway, and was followed home
II his Ted To the arrest
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28
Marshal BsRTRAND.-We learn from the

Marshal BERTRAND.-We learn from the
New Orleans papers that Marshal Bertrand
left that city on The l2Ih inst. in The steamer
Admiral. for the purpose Of paying vis, to
General Jackson. lie was escorted TO the
boat by the military aud large number of
citizens.
II appears from letter in the Portland
Advertiser. dated Matsnzas, August Goth.
that the representative % the French Empire,
Marshal Bertrand, is to visit Boston before
he returns To France.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

YELLOW FEVER AT New ORLEANS.
AT the Charity Hospital, on the nth
of September, l3 yellow fever patients
were admitted, were discharged and
6 died. Remaining 63 yellov fever
patients.
The New Orleans Republican Of the
18th inst. remarks I'VE have it on
the best medical authority that the fe-
yer has clearly assumed the form of an
epidemic. The cases in private prac-
tice arc very numerous. The disease
has also assumed more malignant
type than it presented during the earlier
part N the season.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

Private letters from England give a very
FAVORABLE impression Of the condition or the
state of things there. The beautiful weather
iha, had been experienced, and the prospect
of a good and abundant harvest, together
with low prices for provisions. were very
cheering to all classes. The manufacturing
districts were more actively engaged, and
there was more employment for sands The
rise of cotton is spoken Of as very permanent.
and the money market was most abundant.-
". y. Express.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

A Meeting oft Newport Washington To-
tai Abstinence Society, will be held ut the
.cc,uro Room Of the Methodist Chapel on
Monday evening next, for Conference, at
which the abuses now in pructice in regard to
the salo of Spirits will be considered. The
Friends of Temperance nre respectfully invi-
ted to aiicud--tho Ladies in an especial man
nsr. Sept. %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

STEAMER PRINcETON.-Wrle learn fiom thc
U. s Gazette, thot the u. 8. steamer Prince
ton, which was launched short time since at
the Navy Yard in Philadelphia. now lies there
nearly in readiness for an experimental trial.
The frigatc Roriian also lies there nearly
equipped. 1t s stated that she will be ready
for sen by the lst cf Dccemhrr. The work
men ar" now employed in laying the keel of
The sloop OF war Germantown.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28
Landing from Es:cnzi,

OSO hbls fresh Canal Flour,
%cO 30 bbls crashed Sugar,
10 casks sweet wine, = bhls nuimcgs,
. hhds hams. 3 bbs smoked beet
y casks currants, u boxes lemons,
10 kegs butter, 20 keys lard.
26 boxes choose, ID bbIs crackers,
10 boxes ground cocoa aud cocoa pas,c,
10 do pepper sauce,
" half chests Pouchong Tea,
30 do Young Tyson,
90 chests Souchong.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

In Warren, t5th insi. Mr.. Soranu- A. Bray
ton, to Miss Eliza A. Luther, both of thai
town.
Ia Providence, on Wednesday last, Mr.. II
w. Leman, to Miss NJ. =. Fish, boih of thai
city.
At Ceatrnl Falls, 18th inst, Mr.. Abel Read,
to Miss Deborah Staples, both Of Central
Falls.
. In Brooklyn, N. Y, Goth inst Mr. Douglass
+. Seamans, To- Mis-. Sophia Mason, daughter
of Mr.. David Burt, all Of Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

MR. ADAMS The New Bedford Bulletin
mentions that the tlon. John Quincy Adams
being about to make a visit to Hon. Joseph
Grinncll, the Inhabitants Of tho town propose
10 assemble nj the Town Hall, and to inv tie
him TO meet them there.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28
I'VE VIZ GOODS.

EUSr RECEIVED from New York, q
" general assortment oi Staple & Fanc!
dry goods--amung them are the following
viz: Alpaccas, Orleans cloths, Mouscline d,
LANES, Parlsenes, French Mprnos, EnglIsl
do. waIered alpaccas, Glpuncs, bombazme
Imperial Pans yclyeIs Cashmere, Brocha,
net and other styles Of Shnwls velvet. plush
aud silk cruvat1 hosiery, Rid & silk gloves
uorsicd mllts, dark bonnet ribbons. vclvel
neck ribbons. cloths, Cassimercs. Satincts,
Beaver cloths. Pllot cloths. red, yellow s.
uhic fannels all Of which are offered lui
sale nj a. low prices ~ ut any other retail
store IN CITY or town. at No. l32 by
j. VI. COOK e. Go.
Scpt 2lSi, 1888
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28
EbOIl,cssic Goods.

IIomespun Fianncls Of every kind and quail
~.
Woolcn Stocking yarn, n complete assort.
meDt.
Shce,ing, shriings, very stout indigo blue
checks, knitting coitous, hnc knn w"oler
hosiery and mlttens, Gotten fanDcls. cnlton
bniis bedlicks. Kentucky Jeons, negro cloths,
carpet tnine, cotton yarn, g.. SC.
The Carpet Room has been replrnished
with supertine s; common 'arpriines. hearth
rugs, Bockings, painted n"or cloths, e-l do
nestle chamber cnrpcting list do.
O. A lot of burnt cottons in pieces o'
vsrIous sizes, from the late fire in provI.
Gcncc.
Almost every article that is ever found H.
q Dry Goods store, may he had nj this. The
goods have been selected with groa, care
and puen,inh, and will be sold as cheap n
can be found ~ this town or relscwherc.-5w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28
.M SHIP NEWS. .Aks,
sfssE s.aaa
PORT OF NEW T.
A x RIVED

THURSDAY, Sept. 81.
Schr Caroline, Burns, FIN +. hivcr for Sa-
vannah.
schr BENZ II. Field, I'm Philad. for Dghtor;
VIM. Young, do for Newpnri; Gen. Washing
ton, Phillips, Bristol Tor Baltimore J. Rust,
ling, Wc.,cou, Prov. for rhla; Goo. Wash.
ncion, Small.y, Dennis for Sngharbor Mary
Elizabeth, APplegar'h, Bali, for Hartford
Julia Martin, Luhec for New York.
Sleeps Hudson, Winslow, rm Prov. for N.
Bndfnrd Midas, Dennis, do for n. York -
Willard, Miller, Bristol for do Ro.cius,
Prcsby, Taunton for do. Monitor. Cummings,
r. York for +. River; Monarch, Tyler, from
Albany.
FRIDAY, Sept 90.
schrs Victoria, Allen, fn n. York Tor Dam
vors.
schrs Thos. Fcnnrr, Nictcrson, I'm Ptilod
tor Providence Ann Elizabeth, Smith, do
for Dgh,on.
Shops Victory, French, rn n. York for
Prov; Emperor, Mitchell, fin East lIaddam.
Sloop Rosetta, Ny-, fin Rondout for Prov
dence.
siNrAY, sept 90.
Brig Eyrier, (Br) Knowlton, fin Pic,ou for
Schrs John Frederick, l.nmphcre 4; Rose.
Lampherc, I'm Bangor, with Lumber, 10 Finch
& Eugs.
Schr, Independence, Swasey, I'm T. River ;
Ceres, Burt, Bangor for r. River
Sloop WIN. ii. Bum, Irons, Prov. for Hart
ford.
SATURDAY, Sept. 2L
Schr Charity, Kelly, Gn Dennis for New
York Adeinidc, Gardner, Taunton for do ;
Soulherncr, Gibbs, n Bedford for do Geor.
giana, Godfrey, Bristol for Sandwich.
SIoops Arion, Heath, fin Prov. fo N. York !;
Superior, Smith, do for Hartford Rising Sun,
Presby, Taunton for n. York.
MONDAY, Sept. e5.
Bark Nicholas Brown. Reed, fin Prov for
n. York
Orig Hannah & AbgniI, Lecland, davs
fin Ea-iporl, cargo lumber, potatoes, &c. wait.
ing orders,
Schrs Richard Rush, Baker, FIN Provd for
Philadelphia Seminole, Taylor, Boston, 10
ini-h loading for Tampa Bay; Hudson, Starr,
n. York.
Schr Eliza Ellen, Bnrkrnan, I'm Portland
Tor PhiIadcl pha-put in 10 procure an anchor.
Schrs mechanic, Sawyer, TN Eastport for
Philadelphia Mas>a.oii, Brown, AIbany via
Fall River: Gov. Arnold, Bacon, Boston for
Salem, n. J. Pioneer, lrcsby, Taunton for
\. York Odien, Slrout, Cherry field for y.
York.
Schr Alpine, French, fin Bangor, with
Lumber to Peckham, Bull D. Go.
Sloops Brunette, Smith, fm Norwich for
Prov; Mary Burns, Foot N. Jersey.
TUESDAY, Sept &c.
Schrs Canton, Staples, fin Fr"c'own for N.
York Cordeln, Cook, Bangor for Prov; Ab-
bot Lawrence, Meekrr, n. York for Boston ),
JOS Grown Lewis, r. River for York.
Sloop Yaaiic, Bennet, I'm I. River for n
York Translation. Wells, Prov for do (; Vigi-
liant, Heath, n Y. Via Prov; Jane, Hall,
Pawcatuck for Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

1000 bushels Southern Corn,
300 boxes sugar, $50 bngs Cuba coffee,
100 boxes sonp, 20 boxes starch.
30 boxes tobacco, ~ hhds moasscs,
10 hhds Por,l Rico Sugar,
800 bbs Sal soda. 20 hall bbls Salmratus,
30 Thousand Spanish Scgars. &c, &C.,
fot sale Tor cash or approved credit. a, low
prices. by r. +. u w. NEWTON.
Newpur'. S,p,. %, lel3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

Two MAGISTRATES PREsENrED-The
New York American ssys,-"We call atten-
ton to the fact, that the Grand Jury have
presented, unanimously. as we learn, two
magistrates by names, Elijah F. Purdy, Pres
dent Of he Board of Aldermen, and Aid.
Hatfield, for such abuse Of their official an.
lhorily in bnling out offenders under arrest,
as TO defeat the ends of Justice"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

There will bo n Convention and Conference
Of Unitarian Ministers and Lay Delegates in
Providence, commencing on Tuesday evening
ofnext week, at which time Rev. DIR. Dewey,
of New.York, will preach. Wednesday will
be occupied in discussion Of subjects of general
interest, aud in the evening Rev George
Putnam, Of Roxbury, will prcaah, aud the
services will close with the Lords Supper.
Those who may wish to attend, can do it so
by taking the Iolas on Tuesday afternoon, ard
returning Thursday morning.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

The Dn,ton Mercantile Journal of Friday
afternoon says. there is much animation NJ
,ie Navy fard ~ Charlesiow n, "a tie present
time; brilding, repairing, and fitting ava,
.!ips. IpNards ofGn MN, prinripall, me
.i.a 90 aA. .ALryi., a., emploi,G.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

LOOK Our! II is in,ma,cd in n late num-
Der Of the Madisonian, that President Tyler
has made a mistake IN some Of his recent
appointments, and will consequently restore
some whom he may have nnins'ly removed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28
School for Young Ladies.

ylNHE next term of Mr.. hDAMS'S
SCHOOL, in Church street. will com
menre the first Monday in Ociobcr n"x'.-
ruiiinn eight dolars per term 81 eleven
works. Reference IN Edward W. l.nwion.
Newport. Sept. 81. lsf' -;'y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

Fanny Kemblc Butler has n volume OF
poems in the press, which wi! be published
early in October.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

A whale has lately been caught in Della
ware Bay, near Milford. lie measured %
'cet by lS, and yielded | 10 gallons Of oil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

There has recently been a most dcstruc
tive fire in Kingston, jamaica. A numbeY Of
blocks of valuable buildings with their con.
tents were totally destroyed. The loss is es.
limated at halfa million sterling.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

The r. !. Society for the Encouragement
of Domestic Industry, held their Annual Fur
al Pawtuyct yesterday.
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Two of Duponl's Powder Mills, near vii.
mng,cn, Del. blew up on Thursday last
Mr. Burrill, superintendent. was killed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

ksriD TsAvELtISo.-C Capt ,Boss and Mr.
Wesdcn lclt Halifax at =. NJ an MONDAY
&C last week in the Caledonia, arrived at Bos.
ton about 6 A. NJ, on Wcdursdny-jus in
time to got with their baggage into 'he Pro,i.
a, nee aFs,whrr, they arrived before 10 y. NJ.
,nd took tho Iolas for Newport, and arrived
hero in l..4 than a. hours from llalifox dis.
tlnce about 500 miles.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28
DRESS GOODS.

Rich figured VeIvels,
CLusans,
Black and coored AlDnccp,
do DO French Mrrino,
do d" English do,
Extra good Silk Warp Indiana Cloths,
ParISeens,
Together with all the fancy and staple
styles Of Dress Goods, adapted TO the season
now open and for sale by
W.M {. COZ/E.N S s. co.
Sept -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

We regret TO bear rumor that
Nicholas Biddle, Esq, is seriously i'll.
- Philad. Inq.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-09-28

1t is stated that Dabney :. Carr, Of Balli.
more, has been appointed Minister Resident
at CoDslantinoplc, in place Of Com Porter.
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CLEAR ED

22d-Schr Alexander, Taylor Mobile.
=" " Orator, Russell, do.
33d-Rrig Echo, Mcsser, Havana.
25ih--Bria date Schr) Gen. Cobb, Hammond
Martinique.
2Jth--ScIlr Seminole, Taylor, ApalachIcola.