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New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19
VOL. EE1. no. E39.

gladiator had lain as the Life stream cbbed slowly
away, while his thoughts, far from the scene of
strife. reckless who was the victor, were
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

"CoMMGRctAL DEPARTMEsT.-lsaac George llubbs: "a
graduate Of Princeton and lon experience. III teaching Head
Master has no stood SO high present. either
its numbers the of its discipline and study Ire
Aested by oath of the Rector and Of the President of the
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

the wishes Of large number Of his scholars and patrons s
University evident from the fact that with single e1cs-
University r also true. that some gentlemen now send to
Mr. Hubs instead Of Nh Hobby who have tried the Junior
DEPARTMENT OF the University Tor years and declined pa
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

UNIVERSITY OF NV YORK. June 18th, 1918.
Mr. Hubbs lstrcs from the Grammar School not because
dissatisfaction disapprobation part As Head
Master his Department Mr. tubbs has been d sent faith
l and aud he with best wishes for his
,urra.s Si5u.d c. MASON Rector
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

la order that he might eectutlg accomplish his pnr
pose uniting advantages Of pablo and private Qduca-
on and bringing pupils of the school under the lnstruc'
ton of responsible and Efficient he has with
himself Geo w Clarke, a. NJ who has been for the lasttwo
yea1s successfully engaged in this city, IN the business OF I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19

The limited number Of six p"Fs viii be received into the
Principals family End receive he care OF parent.
Circulars stating terms may be had application az
,he CHURCH Deposito No % Jos or a, the b92kst,rr
Widsrs BaoksLore. 81 FuLton-st. Grooklyn au3Otf
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-19
THE TRIBUN NE.
Letters fFem Italy No. XVIII.
roreisn Correspondence Of The NswYork Tribune

MOONLIGHT VISIT TO THE COLISEUM
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05
Ftrws.

Jons WILLIAMS, Esq. of N. Bedford, has
been appointed Bank Commissioner, vice iona
Shove, ESQ. resigned. Bedford .Mer.
The Legislature Of Massachusetts,, met in
Boston yesterday.
Mr.. Calhepn has been nominated for the
Presidency, by the democrats of Georgia.
Mr.. Clay is visiting New Orleans. His re-
ceptiou was cordial and enthusiastic
Maj Noah has vacated the chair editorial OF
The New Eo;k Union. Villa, next'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05

10y virtue ut an execution ISSUED from the
- Hon. Court of Cmninou Pleas. for the
County "i Washington, s' The Frbrunty term
thereof, lSi0 III favor "i The Landhndr's
Bank. ond against Snmu'l Rrown Of South
Klngsiown, aud Daniel Brown nf N'wpori.
shall on the 30rh DAY of January. Is43, at
Two o'clock, p. NJ, sell at public auction. IA
'rae, OF land IN South Kings,"wn, containing
about $50 acres s,--bouudcd noriherly by land
Of Joshua Brown aud Elisha w alison. cast on
The road aud narrow river, south on land of
Joseph T. Perry aud heirs Of John Watson,
aud westerly "n The fresh ineadows,-or SCI
much lhere,f as Wi satisfy said execution
and rSpenses
Conditions ht the time and place Of sale.
Sale at the dwelling house ON III" premises.
FRANCIS B. sEGAR, DTuty Sh''G
WAsHlNGroS, 81.
I'd jan. 1858.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05

VIZ ss~ c~I'innsnce Of any Of the dihicul,ie
I'm baard the 3omers, he lad observed in N,
commander any conduct exhibiting a despot
!; temper or unaanly fear, Or whether he hn,
observed any thing nnbecoinins an officer
To this question The witncss gave u mos
decided negative.
Re-eramined By .Mr. HeGman-S Spencer
in his conversation with me on tho boo,ns
stated that The brig was to 20 first To IN,
Isle of Pines, and then TO cruize wherever h.
could puck up the mos, and best prizes. N,
particular place wns mentioned az q cruizinp
grooad. The testimony wus then read oveI
To The witness aDd having been corrected
Commander NJ, requested permission, which
WAS granted, TO put the following question:
From wha, y"i observed duling the pro-
gress OF the inuliny, aud WIN, you knew of
The state of the crew, did you then believe, and
dp y"u now bcllev", thnt tho Somers could
have been brought in safety 10 New York il
the execution Of the ringleaders had been
delayed. To which he did not believe then
or now that she could have been brought
home IN safety, as he thought they would
have rescued the prisoners onl taken pos
Session ot the vessel. That opinion he ex-
pressed to Lieut.. Gansevoort al the time.
To Mr.. Hoffman. | am native Of New.
port, K. J. and have been book keeper in the
city of New York. have been about three
years ~ the service.
The Court here adjourned TO Saturday al
ia A. NJ.
On Saturday, Mr.. Wales was again called,
aud asked if he recollected that he had omit
ted to state any thing in his previous state.
mcnt. lie then testified as To Cromwell's
general tyrannicul charac,cr-especially in
his treatment to The boys. lIo said that
Small and Cromwell both had told him of
their having been in slavers. There was
nothing else important in his testimony.
1t GanscwOort was next sworn and as
far as it went, his testimony corrobora,ed the
statement Of Mr.. Wales. The execution of
the leaders Of the mutiny took place on the
lst Of December, and the brig arrived al
81. Thomas on the 9Th, according to the evi-
dcnce Of L.. &.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05
MEMORANDA.

Arr at New York, oath ult. Schr Tasso, Al.
my, from Darien.
Al Havana, 18th ult. Schr Convert, Gardner
I'm New Orcnas, dscg.
Below New Orleans, 10th ult. Schr Rio,
Cozzenv, from Mobilo--Cld at do 10th, Schr
General Euls,, Hammond, Tor Savannah; Arr
a, do 18Th, sclr Firspio", Burroughs, ifon
Mobile.
Al Jayana, 10Th lllt, Brig Auawon, Swasey,
I'm Wilmington via Matanzas, dlscg Echo,
Mcss.r, from 81 do. Cid at do. Sd ult. Brig
Poland, Smith, Orilgosa.
Arrat lIolmos Hole, % inst. Schr Rowons,
Williams, in, Richmond for Boston.
Arr at Mobile 22d, scht Hannah, Taylor, I'm
Kingston. Jam.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05
SHIP HHM NEWS.
PORT Of NEW WP0RT.
AR RIVER.

'"'
THURSDAY, Dec. 20.
Schr Ceylon, CratliIm, FIN Camden, Me. for
Wilmington. y. L.
S'ooP ''gi'an'' hea'h, TN PROV Tor ~ YORK
FRIDAY, Dec. 30.
Brig Wankinco, Atkins, ofand DAYS from
l-exnerienced n heavy ynio from the SE ON
, ,"o - u '"' ~''"-'''' paw " "'' '''"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05

In this town, on Thursday last, SUSAN
CHALONER, colored woman, aged G2 Years
Ia BRISTOL, on Thursday nigh, last, REBEC.
CA COY, widow of III. late Mr.. John Coy
aged ~ years--25tI, nit. ELIZABETH
DREW, daughter Of MIR. Richard =. WaIdron
aged years.
AT Trenton Falls, on the l7lh ult Mrs
ABAGAIL, wife Of Sampel Greenman, anc
daushtc! ofAl jeremiah Bills. of this toYn
aged ~.
In Tiverton, pee. ,, PELEG BARKER
aged % years, sop Of Mr. Giles Barker. fo'
the last three years ot his life, he suffered ex
uenlely with pain aud distress, which he bor,
with composed and strong con6d.nco IN tl,,
goodness of God.
Our lite contains y thousand springs,
And dies it one be gone,
Strange thai harp OF thousand strings,
Should keep IN tune 81 long
CONN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05

whom the woman nan'ed IN tho New Tesls.
Dent wns once delivered.
Oar lecturers mus, be all The time out
'h" corps must be- increased. n. from TIN.
scawl, yon can patch up any thing for the
Age, you have my permission 90 10 do. LIE,
me hear from you.
Truly yours,
DUTEE J. PEARCE.
ThomAs w. DoRR, ESQ.
The following, IN the same hand, written
on The margin:
"If there be any sincerity in the abolition
is,s, can't We make sorneihing out of the
!"m'S case. lately decided in The Supreme
Court of the United Suites, taken in connex-
ion with The article IN our constitution whic h
gives 10 blacks jury tria'?"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05
SCHOOL.
JUST RECEIVED
.4T M 40

at no. 1872,
4 lot of New Style Palm Leaf Prints
"a very low by
J. NJ. COOK T. Co.
Newport, Jan. 5, 1913
Court Of Probate, .Nttrpor, Jan. 3, lS43.
H pom The petition Of John Williams, OF
~ New Bedford. in the County of Bristol
coEmonw.a,h Of Massachusetts, Execulol
Of the last will and testament Of llanual
Burroughs, late OF Newport. single woman
dec, who ut the time of hcr-@satNysliod q,
New Bedford, sloling that said last will and
tes,gment Of said Hannah Burroughs. q Ger.
ilfcd copy of which under the Sea, Of the
Court of Probate. IN and for said Bristol
County accompanies said petition. has been
dnly proved at Court Of Probate holden a,
New Bedford, and that said Hannah Bur
romghs, at the time Of her decease, was pos
sessed Of certain Real Estate aud effects
within the jurisdiction of the Cour, Of Pro,
bate of Newport, anI praying that said GER
tilted copy Of said " IL may be filed aud re-
corded in the registry OF said Court oi Pro
bate of Newport. and letters testainentary
issue TO him in Rhode Island, as the law
Directs.
1t is ordered, that the same be received
and the. consideration thereof referred to a
Court Of Probate, to be holden at the Town
Hall, in Newport, on the LIST Monday in
Feb. next, at9 o'clock Q, m, and that pre-
vious notice be given by publishing copy
Of this order, three weeks successfully, in
the Herald Of ihe Times, the frs, publication
"hereof shall be at least thirty days before
the time assigned for the consideration Of
said subject, that all persons interested
may appear at said time and PLACE if they
see fl, aud show cause against the filing aud
recording of said last will apl testament, and
granting letters testumen,ary thereon IN
Rhode leland.
true copy-wipess:
Us B. B. llowLAND, Pro, Crk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05
WARDS
VEGETABLE HAIR OIL.


VHNi'iS Vegetable IN possesses the peculiar
property so long soueh' " IN other OILS
.,S ou' ,SuEti " !" v1n, OF P'VaIG'"s he"
growth oil mar on heads totally bald
80 great are lis nourSh'hs properties, whlci
IL readily 'npuHs TO The roofs oi Tue haIr' thai
,elu"'s IIs e., '"o't a,"o W p"oH,p ""
So -, 81 Tx '.'c y ''"' -
Tt r. "o e;oI' %'" !, 81 o'o" III ~. ",.a, r.
"'o' e n'.'''o ~. w" "o"
a'"e 81 y"rad " ',"J , " - ,"' ""'
y o .."y ' u ,.c' vs. ""'"'" ~,
''.""'y' y '"P"5 ~ W." 80 'n'
"'' Is p""o"'~,H y "o ''u"" Wv '"'u"y' ~ ,n'
o,"'gy, &c NO ''"3 Np' ms eve, u'su '''''
." WIN Sspo"se WI" ~ iVu"e r'"''e"'e,
""' ,''u '"S y" W "V"u.o o'"u''u' s'""''
VI ""'s"e'' :" very '"o'' '"e'
From hf Roual Coiteoe OF Phpsicians OF
Is,o,o E.h o0 ,a33
"DR. f. A. WARD, naS@s proved to This
Royal Tribunal that the Vegetable ''"lr o'l OF
MS composite" @ mas ,ns properly o. eau.S 'm'
s' ss;", ,ho a."o,aI H., mh. SGac,. or ~ '",".
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05

In Pr"yidesce, On the 2d inst Mr.. GEO
LAWTON, ofWnliham, Mass. to Miss ROX
MLANA A. BROWNELI., Off
I'm North Kingston, on the 25th ult., by Rev
Elder Slocum, Capt. WA. GOULD, Of SoutI
kingstown, To Miss JULIET {. HULING
of North Kingstown,
Ia Cunlmnsville, Ohio, on the 18th ult Mr.
SAMUEL TllURBER TO Mrs. MARY ANN
LAWRENCE, both of Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Rf virtue Of nn exccuti"E issued irnrn tho
- lI"r. Cou,t Of Common Pleur, for tl,.
County of Washington, at the Fehruury torr,
,hRrcof iS4O. 10 favor Of the isndhnldvrA
Bank, and agaipsi Samuel Brown oi S.uth
kingsi"wp, shall on the 30,h day Of Janus.
ny. Isi3, a, two "'clock, p. ~, sell st public
auction. iruct of baud IN South Klngstown,
containing about $50 acres bounded nnrih.
cry by and of Joshua Brown end Ei.h,
Watson, east on the ronG mud narrow rlvcr,
south on land OF Joseph y. Perry aud heirs
of John Watson, and westerly on th. fresh
mcadows.-or 30 much thereof as will sn,lsiy
said execution and expense,,
EoidrlI"ns al ibc time and place of sale.
Sufr at he dwelling h"u>e on The preinis,s.
FRANCIS b. SEGAR, Drpuiy .Sht?E
WAsBiSGTos. SC.
I'd Jan. Is43
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05

II is announced that Judge Story is prepar.
ing for the press third ediipp qf bis Treatise
on Bailments, third edition Of bis Equity
jurisprudence, in two volumes, and also an
entirely new Treatise on Bi lis of Exchange.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05
NOTICE.

A lecture Oh the Pretensions Of Phrcnology
will be delivered by lir. q. A. HAruErr, Il,
tlIo Town. Hall, on MONDAY evening next
at ocloch. Admitance free.
jan. 9th, IS43
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05
NOTICE.

'l'IlE subscriber hereby gives notice To
whom II psy concern, that he has the
day ceased 10 be an owner IN The Coddlng,on
Manufacturing establishment ~ this place.
X X. HAZARD.
Newport, Dee. 2,..i, Ist"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05
BRIGHTON MARKET-MospAr, Jan.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser & Patriot

| AT Marke, SIS Beef Cattle, so Stores
G5O Sheep and 80 swine, About 200 Beef
Cattle unsod,
PRIcEs Beef CaHie~-..a last weeks prices
were not sustained. We quote few extra
al so. First quality 81 IL 25; second
quality % so ; third qualhy s:}a325.
Heep-Dull. I.ots were sold from 75c to
! 81. Welhe,s from % to so; slnll fed
do from 80 to 81.
.suine--Thosc at market were from the
immediate neighborhnod No lots sold to
peddlc. At retail from | ; 10 sc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05
AUCTIONS.
STOVES AT AUCTION.
Or SATURDAY next,

Jonna,y nh. isa3, at 10 o'clock. miH he
sold al Public .1uciion. at Charles n.
7iiisy's AUCTION Room. No. I4s.
4hames Street,
4 .NEY COOKING STOVES and hs.
= iurs.
Siyret Gon Cylinder Stove.
Office Stove, | J. l.. Motifs Stoves and hs.
iiur"s,
I Rotary rnoking Stove.
Aso, a lot of second hand clibng and
books.
g rrams letter p,per, and other articles.
Condition. NJ the sale.
CHARLES N. TILLEr, .7a'f'r.
y. y. Persons wishing to have any G"ods
sold NJ Auction. will please leave ih"n NJ The
Auction t"nin. on "g beG,rc Srnrdsv morn
ing next. e.. y. TlLLEY, .7uefr.
Newport, Jan s. ie43.
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NEWPORT, Dec. l6, lS42.

NEWPORT, Dec. 10, 1912.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be rcceiv.
~ ed by the Secretary OF the Board Of Com
missoners Of the NEWPORT hsYLUM. at The
town clerks office. until the l3h day OF Janu-
ary next, Tor A KEEPER Of the Asylum
for one year from the 18th March next
Satisfactory testimony will be required us To
the qualifications of applicants.
BIB. ROWLAND, Seeiy.
Dec. %. ISi2.
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STOCK AT AUCTION.
s &0f ~

iYiU be sold at Public AUCTION.
al he residence Of The late James
CoggeshaH, in .Midd!rfomn, on Mon
day neal, Jan OH, I843, al 10 o'chek.
A. NJ, # Jair, j not, The first fair
day g1o.
= cows, mare. hnrse car. and iackling.
" variety Of farming utensils. snlne house,
hold furniture. and .nndry other srleIcs.
Conditions at the sale. BY order Of the Ad-
u!lnlstrator.
JOHN GOULD .faefr.
Mddtclown, Jan. 3, ISi3.
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Traders Bank.

NEWPORT, December ID, 1912.
NOTICE is hereby given, that, unless the
= debts. with interest and expenses, Sc
cured by Ten Shares in the Capital Stock of
this Institution, standing ~ the name oi
William Weeden, are previously paid, shall
cause the said shatcs TO DC sold at Public
Auction to The highest BIDDER, on Saturday,
the 18Th day of February next, at o'clock,
A. NJ, in front OF the Banking House. Per
order of tie President and nreciors.
BENZ. MFORD, Cashier.
IsIus
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Court of Probate. .Ntwpori lqn 2, 1913.

Court Of Probaie, .Ncmport, Jan. 9, 1912.
I'llE Commissioners Report Of Claims on
the estate OF Mory Dayton, late Of
Newport, widow, dec. was presented Tor al
lowance.
1t is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred TO a
Court of Probate, To be holden at the Town
llall III Newport, ,on tie fret Monday in Feb
next, at . O'clock, A. NJ. and that previous
notice b. given by publishing a copy OF this
order three several times IN the Herdh of
the Times, for all persons interested to ap.
pear at said time and place and be heard.
A true copy witness:
J5 B. Is. lIowLAND, Pro. Cl'k.
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A Natural Remedy

/ suited 10 our coHsifutOns, nnd c0mpttehtfo 10 Nt
e1re If ere,y earab'e disedst, 1idbe Jor@din
IWRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
I Qfthe North A,neriean Collage II .Hiaih.
'BSiltSE extraordinary Pills are rou po.r,l of
plants wk,ch grow spontaneously y on Our
own soil. aud Hre lhaletpre better adapted 10 our
constitutions than medicines concgc,ed from for
eign drugs. however we'll they Iuay be com.
pounded, and as
WRIGIir'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are founded upon the principle tina, The hunian
body i. Ia Truth subject to but
ONE DISEASE,
viz corrupt hunors. aud that said medicine
cures this dlscase on
NATURAL PRINCIPLES,
by cleansing and purify ing The indy. II viii
be manifest that II the ron>tnuriun he not en-
tircly exhausted, pc!>elnrancn IN their use
according 10 direction, Is absolutely certain Ia
drive disease of every nsme lion ihe hody
IWRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
will be found one Of the best, if not The veTy
best medicine in the world for cary ll,g out tins
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE,
because they eApel from The budy AL morbid
and corrupt humors, (the cause oi dleasel IN All
easy and natural manner and whllethey every
day
GIVE EASE AND PLEASURE.
A.sea.e Of every name ID rapidly driven from the
body.
The above named Indian Vegetable Pills
have been three irars before the American pub
lie aud We can uoY say, without Tear OF con
lradction that Of al the various medicines which
have heretofore been popular, not one has taken
such periniuent hold upon ihe affections of
lie people Not only do air who uss i invara
Ely experience relief, and recommend i. N this
-,iongesi lerns, but il la- effected some of ihe
most astonishing cures ever pe'ioln'se ~ med
cine.
Hitherto very few Of the numerous trslimo'
MIA Is which have been received Ia favor oi ihIs
extraordinary medicine have been published, "a.
the medicine obtained It's presen, great celebrity
more by lis intrinsic goodness than hom eAien-
sve advertising. II has been deemed propor,
however, TO ailrr !he following opinions OF the
public press, merely Ia show that Ihe fame Of.
the Indian Vegetable Pills is not confined 70 any
section, but is rapidly extending ilsor 10 every
part Of the union.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05
Ass;gnees' Notice.

'INllE subscribers having received an as
slgument Of the notes. accounts, aud
other properly of James ID. Seabury, ior the
benefit of his creditors, under date Of Dec
"a, 1912, hereby give notice 10 those iudebt
ed to said Seabuty, 10 make payment to said
subscribers Immediately, opd to his creditors
To prove their claims.
WIN. G. CoZZENS 4 Co.
Newport Jan. =, lSi3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05


WiU be sold at Public .4uction.
on Saturday, the All day Of February
geri. at ii o'clock, j. w., on ne
premises on the Long Kharf, by rir-
he "t a decree cfthe Court Of Probate
Of .Newpori,
| A Ill The right. title and interest which
~ Gaotge W. Allan had, n, lbe time 4
his decessr. - ar 10 onc->ixth part ~ the
Estates on The !.org WhaTlr 10 Newport. !"
follows, VIZ;
! The estate, occupied hy the hlc WIN. 4
N. Allan, bounded ru,rrrIy on psSsag. way,
-nnihcTly On driveway, westerly on and nf
Edward !. Al an, and noriherly on tho Long
Whsr':
The store. on Long Wharf. bounded nnr,L.
crly "n land of Stephen y. Noribnn,. wc.t.r.
" on land of snid Nurthnrn. easirrly on land
l"i The w'dow of VIM. Almy, and sou,herly
on Lung Wharf:
Also, IN or To onc-sixth psri uf a dwelling
honse on the Ferry Wharf. bounded cs.terly
on lard at ThoGIaa J. Prrkhnin, westerly IN
land of George TlIIty. norherly On Chac.'s
Whnrt, and s"ahcrly OH Ferry Wharf;
Also, ~ or to one-slxih part nf two lots II
land situate IN Newtown. bn,iudrd nut,hrrv
aud ens,crly on streets. we,i,tly on land uf
John J. Allan. and soulEi'rIy on land of WIN.
u. Douglnf:-ur so much thereof NJ " III b..
sufficient To rqJ Sc the suin of six hundred md
fifty three dollars aud one crni. Tor the nav.
nlrhi of The debts of said George w. Allan,
as allowed by the commissioners ON IA.
estate, wlh The incidental expenses. Con.
dltlons made known st tim. aud place of
sule.
EDWARD Y. ALLAN, .4dnt.
Nawpor, Ian pi IS1Y
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HI e RAID OF THE TIMES.
Letters,

!. LIST, le43.
, are piacsd ina sepa,ais
for htm 'eWpieaSe cal,
rsKs.
Ualslein Laurence
Hathaway Henry n.
Hodgkinson WIN.
Hyda Miss Frances
Josepll Mrs, Calllarine
KWhE Philip
LaWrbcar Silas
Lawtpn Capt. Is. II. .
Little Amos Is.
. Mason Samuel Z.
Nc Gowan Is.
Munro MIS-. Margaret
Olcolt Mr.. late Of Gin.
Smith capt.E. tnati.
Siansiield Aaron
Swasey Charles A.
Sloningham MissMaria
Ulmer Capt, Henry
Whiting Nathan jr.
Wilson Daniel
Young Miss Mary
MIDDLETowH.
Weaver Miss Sarah
JAMtgrowS.
Wilbonr John
Carr Mrs. Phcba X.
Il ROBBINS, =. VI.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05
From the Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post.
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

wrighis Indian Vegetable Pills are attaining grrV,
crrbrny IN New Enghnd, we'll ns IN other aafls "l
tie United states The attempt uf persons Ia d.frnn,i
The public hy M sale Of -pnrVh. arlice. meets With
general repr"bafdn. Mr.. Wright l- an 'indf,a!i."he
. iue.s man. aud saps an array p ru,. bS the'mrii.
cine which warsiI tonldente IN the virtue. o hs IT,
dian Vegetable lils ' " -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05
CAUTION

I ~
cine hn. on the outside pl hv!Posss'
WRIGIr's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
GgpiAS PuHGAriyE,)
Ofth North American College Of Health.
And nl.o round the border rf the label will he found
IN small type, "Entrred according 10 an act "i I"h-
gres,, in the yrmr le4O, by William Wright, in the
t.rk's Ofhcr al the District Court Vi the Southern Dis
,TIct uf P.unsy ylvsnia.h
The public will also remember that all who sell The
genuine Indnn Vegetable Pills, are provided with GER
tincate OF agency, signed hv
WILLIAM WRIGHT VICE PREsIpEsr
Ofths North American College al Health, -
and that pcdars never in any case allowed 10 s~
the genuine mrdrInr All travelling agents viii be pro-
those WIN cannot show tiem WI Ps kho~n "a base
impostors.
Price rs cts. per boy, with iuli dleei fns.
Office aud General Depot for the Nvw Eng aud States
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05

This Concert cannot possibly be repeated
as the Misses Shaw sing in Providence on
Friday.
Newport, Jan. 5, lS43.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05
From The B0sInn Duly Timts.
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

or all the public advertised medicines Of the day We
know oi none We can more safely recommend lnr tho
l. ihnt hrs II heir to-, than the p that said nt
the depot al tho North AnuricuD College OF Health,
No 1875 1renSt street, Boston Several ins' nnces Ne
know of where they used IN families wh The high
csl satisfaction aud longer ago thhn yesterday, VT
heard eminent ply ciun oi this city recommend them
10 high terms.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Midalclown, Jan. 3, lsi3.