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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-26

TO PRINTERS.
DOR SALE-Tws founts Of Tvpe Mnion aud Noup,riel.
which have been used the New York Herald Apply
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7 ARD-75O kegs Prime Leaf Lard, very superior order
ul1ec l.. X. CoLLiNs.& CO.. Gsouth st.
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"A DISHONEST POSTMASTER PUNISHED e: A.
Crandall, Postmaster at Camak, Geo, has been
convicted of taking money from letter directed TO Jesse
Ricketson Cama,, Georgia and sentenced to ten years
hard labor in the state Prison
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A. A. SAMANOS,
NO.6 WALL STREET AND 2so BROADWAY,
r,sr GoESEG OF REApE STREET,
IL Of the celebrated Woodvile brand of Sega
sstng OF esaia and Medium sze and the Lord Byron paper
Segars.
All the various sizes and choice qualities Of the most ceeba
ted BRANDS OF Segars, consisngof
Lord Byron, of different sizes
Port Of Havana Rsgalias and medium size.
Segurdad, medium size.
JustO Saw Principe.
asS sea fancy s%s 81 Of h9S qualities.
German smoking Tobacco Of different qualities.
The celebrated Eatctoehes Snuff of New Orleans together
Paper Sega Of Garcia, Perez Lara, Lord Byron, &C.
S Germ PIPES in Cherry her TuIAey Pie Ste
ment OF segar Ca ea, snuff Boxes, &C. A'''''
fered at wholesale and retail. n'3 m*r
SEGARS! SEGARS! SEGARS!
n NJ. HENRIQUES, No, 81 William street, respectfully
-. informs lis e DIS and the public generally that he has
constantly hand the following choice brands Of segAs for
sale wholesale and retail
King and Queen Regaa,
La Norma,
Rionda,
Cabanas,
Esrrteros,
NOufgas
Yngenindad
La Flornda, Ia new brandy
De Moya,
Paneelas, in 10 and l.lOth boxes
Principles, of various qualities.
Esperansas
Leatlaues,
Cabslleros,
and oe' brands well worthy the attention Of the
liked will be tasen back any time and the returned
Strangers would do we'll to call previous to purchasing else
N Borders from the country carefully and promptly
tended to. n8 I'm
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ARMY LIGENCE.-Apolntmcnt, November
II-Aiexander s. Wetherspoon, of New York, to
bo an assistant Surgeon designations, October 3l-As-
sstant surgeon william Maiiit; 8 Ebert Muse LIST Lieu
tenant list infantry, to take effect March ls44 IT.
Baco 9nd Lieutenant Ord infantry, to take effect Deem
Der 81, lSi3
revenue SyRvIcE-Or1ers November 23-Captsin
Thomas &. Rudolph, to relieve Captain NJ Common, in
command of the Newport station and Captain Common to
await farther orders Thewarrant of VIM Bssei, gun
revoked
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Leaving Sew York daily from the foot OF Courtandt st.
Morning Line at Q A M.-Mail Pilot Line at Az P. M.
The Morning Line proceeds Bordntown from thence by
steamboat to Philadelphia.
The Evening Line proceeds direct Camden Composite
Philadepha) without changeof cars.
Passengers will procure their tickets the Office foot of
Courtandt where commodious steamboat will
readiness with baggage crates on board.
philadelphia baggage conveyed from city city,
without being opened by the way Each train provided with
which apartments and dressing exTesy for
the ladies' use.
Returning the lines leave Philadelphia fomhe foot Of Wal
street. by steamboat Bordentown at clock A. M
and by railroad from Camden, at O'Clock, r. Nj,
The lines for Baltimore leave Philadelphia ~ A. M and
lP NJ being continuation Of the lines from New York.
m
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FALL OF VIRTUE IN MAINE.-A singular and UNI
fortunate circumstance occurred in city on Mon
day night. On Tuesday morning there found upon
wharf near the toll bridge womans entire clothing and
several locks Of hair These articles Identified
belonging TO Mercy A. Worthing girl about eighteen
wears of age and supposed that she had in evil
and bitter hour committed the crime Of self
destruction. From certain circumstances, such her
having been seen in company with a familiar acquaint
ance blythe name of - Snowden a sailor he having
taken ht from his clothes bag in the evening the locks
of hair indicating that all the hair had been cut from her
head and Snowdcns disappearance supposed hat she
assumed the garb Of sailor and has abandoned nome and
friends and virtue for bleak and vicious voyage on the
tempest Of life Such course must inevitably Dring
with It daily and hourly punishment ana IS most likely
to end in open disgrace, degradation ana run-bGnsor
Whig. Nor %.
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~ for sale by " ' '
.nal stm PERssE 4 BROOKS, 81 Liberty st.
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Memphis, Tenn.

Correspondence of the IIerald.l
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov 2, 1913.
Spiritual Matters Cotton Tfade-DHlitia Tram
ing--Masic--Co Concert Dandies-Ladies---La Lap
Dogs-Humbugs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
To the Public.

For the purpose Of clssrine myself from
unmeri,ed blame, which has been imputed IN
me, ss l believe, for want Of correc, informs.
ton, ] find il necessary to state, tha, the
cause Of my leaving the station, kindly be-
slowed on me, in which was for a short time
employed, was actual inability, from feeble
health. to faithfully discharge my duties; the
same cause s,ill exists, although some may
doubt the truth OF my assertions. - And
here beg leave TO state, that if I was in
health and oblo to perform those duties. my
return to ,ha, employment, would be doubtful
and very uncer'ain," there are existing eau
.es which will fully justify me in the course
have thought proper To iskc,-and that IL u
in my power ., any time TO readily explain
those causes in satisfactory msan'r.
A. TIIURsToN.
Newport. Oc.. 10. Is43
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
From tho Buffalo Gazette Of Tuesday 10th.

DEPARTURE OF MISSIONARIES FOR
IowA.-Rev. Msssrs. Ephraim Adams,
of New Ipswich, N. H., Harvey Adams,
Worcester, w., Eben'r Alden, Ran
dolph, Mass. Horace Hutchinsop, sut-
ton, Mass, Dan'l Lane. Freeport, Me-,
Alden b. Robbins, Salem, Mpss., vii
liam Salter, Now York city, Benjamin
A. Spaulding, Bedford Mass, and Ed
win B. Turner, Monticello, Ill.,, met in
this city, on Saturday last, by agree
ment, on their way to the territory of
Iowa, and remained over Sabbath.
The most Of them attended divine service
ut the first Presbyterian church, where
opportunely they were permitted TO par
take of the communion before their de-
pariure for the West.
In the evening Of that day, by appoint
ment, these gentlemen attended gen
cral meeting, in the First Church, at
which Messrs. Salter, Robbins, +.
Adams, Hutchinson and Lane. spoke to
a largo audience, in the most interesting
manner, in regard to the enterprise upon
which they have entered. II appears
that some time in February last, two or
three young men in Andover Theologi-
cal Seminary, in casting about for the
field of their future labors as clergymen,
hit upon a plan Of going to Iowa, and
iaboring there. They communicated
this plan to others, who joined them ;
and finally to the American Home Mis-
sionary Society, where it was favorably
received, and these young men, with
two others, Rev Messrs. James J. Hill
of ofPhippsburg, Me-, and WIN. B. Ham
mond. Of Fair Haven, Mass, (who ar,
detained by sickness) eleven in oil
made arrangements with that society I,
go TO Iowa, aud devote themselves a
missionaries 10 that young and rapid,
growing territory.
We are glad to see Protestant New
England alive to the necessity Of scat
tering religious and scientific light an,
knowledge in the valley orthc Mississip
ri. For in the forciblc language q
Professor Post. Of Jacksonville, I'm.
who also attended and addressed ih
meeting sboved named "A plea for ih
West is a plea for tho East If ib
West sins, the Easl will sin with her. =
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
sH ERIFF'S SALE.

RY virtue "fn Execution issued nut of
- the Court of Common Pleas, G,r ~.
County " Newport, May Term, A. d. Ie43, in
favor of John li w. Page, of Now bcdford, ,n
the State of Massachusetts, aud to the dirsctrd
aud delivered ~ If
will seil at Public Auction on tho prsmi..s
o the highest bidder, on Tuesday, III. 3t.t
day of Ociol~r, I643,
All the right, title and interest ,hs, Snm.
usl T. Mason Of the town and county al New.
port, manufacturer, had on tho 18th day .,r
July, A. ID. io42, at 6fiy five MINUTES pas, 2
eiock. j. NJ. IN aud io Two csrinio lot. ..r
lard, situated in said Newport, with ail tia
buildings thereon .innding-ihc first at snid
lots being bounded and described as folIows.
10 vii, "asi.rly on land Of Samuol ksrnan,
6o feet; soothrrly an Pope street rs feet
westerly on Anthony street 20 feet mud
noribrrly on iand now or inis Of John AIlu.
20 f"rf-Th- sccond Of said lots is bouD.I.d
nasterly on land now or Iair of Clark BusdirL;
souiherly ON Pope street westerly on land .f
sumner N. Stewart, and northori, on an uvc-
"ue called Redwood Court.
Also, nj tho same Tina, all said Samuel T..
Mason's right, title and interest In and To- ak
shares in the capitnt stock of ths Coddiuxtou
Manufacturing Company in said N.wpur,, Ia.
sefh'r with nl his right, tifie, interest, propar.
~ aud estate ia and TO the land aud tnild,nes
and all the property aud effects or Whatever
Kind and nature to the snd ak sharos upucr.
tanning.
WIN. IL. DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
Newport, Oct. 9th, lc13-4w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19

VIEWPOINT, sc -
RY virtue Of an Execution issued out Of
- the Court Of Common Pleas 6,r tho
COUNTY Of Newport, May Term. A. ID. IS43,
in favor Of John N.'Po,ier, Of the town ond
county Of Newport. and to me dire. ted sad
delivered, will sell st Public Auc;on on
the premises to the highest bidder. ON Tues
day. the 3ist DAY Of October, led3, at eleven
O'Clock, A. NJ,
al The right, title end interest ,ha, Samuel
=. Mason, Of the town and county of New
port, manufacturer, had on the 18th day "f
July, A. ID. 1872. at one minute pas, three
o'clock, p. NJ, IN and to two cerisin Iois Of
land situated in said Newport, with all the
buildings thereon standing, The first of sad
lots being bounded and described o. follows,
TO wit easterly On land Of Samnei Keennn.
~ feet ; souiberly on Pope street, IS feet !;
westerly on Anihony street, 20 feet aud
northerly on land now or late. nf John Allen,
~ feet; The second Of said lots is bounded
costerly on land now or iafe OF Clarke Bur.
dick southerly an Pope street westerly an
land Of Sumner N. Stewart +; and morihrrly
on On AvenIe, called Rrdw6nd'J,our,. =
Also, ut the same ,iihc, I'll fife said Sa,nu-i
p. Mason,s right, title and interest IL and ~
ak sliSres in the cspitsf stock of the God
dlngion Manufacturing Company 10 said
Newport, with uIf his right, title, property.
interest and estate 10 aud IN the isnd and
buildings, aud all the prbpery of Whatever
kind Or nature to the said six shares apprr
,ainins.' = " a.'r
WM. ". DOUGLAS. Sheriff:
Newport oc,. 5,h, ie43. - ~. H~''T
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
RoYdyism Il lnterIopcrs
Must not be ENCOURAGED : !


RUT,-ssy the Rabblc, you
- are a little tainted with Roipdyism and
are an hteriopsr. NOT so! co. pny
State taxes to pu, down Rowdyism, & spend
most Of my money in Ne%pori. where ! hc,e
now opened a Dry Goods Store for a few
days only.
But Ladies Of Newport. Portsmouth and
Middle,own, the regular Dry Goods Dealers,
and not Sqnntiers. are the ones who assist the
Esrners and Mechanics to ut least n portion
of the money you have TO spend--lhry EN-
ploy many ond help TO work up the produce
Of ihe fnr,uers-if you purchase Of them you
nssist them to assist YOU in iurn-they are
accountable for what they sell aud will make
all good which do no, prove so-they will Cr.
you aud yours when 1t is not convenient to
pay the cash-tlier word is good. az they
practice no deception whatever.-On tho con.
trary, Sq,mtfers pay no iaxes,-empoy no
mechanics, purchase nothing of the farmers.
but get oil your money they can to benefit
those out Of the town nnd Slslei-ihcrc Is
no accountability in them, and when the ar
ticles they sell you do not prove good, you
may whistle for redress,--tlieir cry Is cheap /!
and ln ninety nine cases out Of a hundred, n
you would only compare their Goods, before
you purchase, with the REGULAR Dealers
Goods, You would find the cry was a com
plete gull! Ungroteful! unfaii and unge-
nerpus is that Lady, who spends her money
with q sQuatter, when perhaps ot the sn'ue
time. she vr her husband, or her father, hiss
owed the regular dealer for q long time, or
has an open account with him.
A few days since, q Lady purchased two
Dresses Of 4 Squattcr for good Goods, and
which proved damagcd-be took back one,
bot wonld not take the other.
W. }. J. eells Ladies' Night Caps for six
cents, which cost 8 l-3 cents-but If the La
dy purchases other goods, the loss is easily
made up. That 10 the trick played off La.
dies, think Of these things -. Oct 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19

In this town,on the 9th inst,, Theophiius T.
son Of Mr.. Samuel Fresborn, aged 3 wears.
On tho 7th inst, Cromwsll, son VI tbs late
Cromwell Barlow, aged II months.
In Cnmbsrlsud, eth nit., Col. Amazini
Weathsrh-ad, in the S5th year Of his nge, ,
evolutionary Pensionsr.
IN Charfestdi, 3. c., y2d ult., Mr. Thomn'
w. Thayer, aged a. years, formerly of Provi
dsnce.
A. Mobile, On the Goth uli., after an illnos'
of days, Of yellow fever, Mr. WIN. J. e.
town, aged ~ ysnrs.
IN North Bridgewaier, I4th inst, Mr.. Hen.
~ Channing, aged 50 years, son Of the late
VIM. Channing, Esq, of This town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
SH ERTFF,S SALE.

- -
nY virtue ofan Execution issned out Of
- the Court of Comn,on Pl~ms for th.
county Of Newport, May Term, "a. d. Is43,
~ favor at William B. Spooner, II the town
aud county "f Bristol, aud e. ma directed aud
':elivetcdr will sell at Pubfic Auction on the
premises 10 th" highest bidder on Tnc.dn,,
The 3lst day of Octobcr, l543, al u o'clock
4. NJ,
All the right, title and nlere., TINT Samuel r. Mnsen.
Of The lawn aud county q" Nr~ p"t u,@nu,sc,urer hal
on the 18th day Of July, A. ID. loi2, nt three ocick
Y. NJ Ia and "a two certain lo@- 81 land situated N,
.nid Nrwp"f,. with all the bui,ings therrom standing
the arsi OF said i"'' h~iny hsu6ss. snd d..rrd ~ @
iows, to wit. enstrrly on and ~ samuel Keenan, es
ie,t ,heriy Pope stree, 81 teet ws-,vv,y on
ANTHONY stree, 20 hr, and n"rihsriy mnd paw or
late Of John "h ~ '~et. THE s~cond af said lc. is
tpunicd essterfy on tnnd er late ~ Csakr BUR
dick sonibcriy ON Pope street. westerly on ni %,
sumner ~ e,ew"t-sDd no. IherI, on the Avenue cal.
lad nrdwoodr1 curt -.
Also, nj the snino time all said Samuel p. Ms.op'.
right. title aud interest In and "a six shares In ,h.
capital stock ofihe Cosisasion Manufacturing Com
pany IN said Newport. ~iih all his right title proper.
~, inierest and estate n aud the nnd aud hsiIcnr.
and nli the pr"Pri, ~ wbncs~r Kind or nnturc Ia the
said six shares apperiainnE
,WM. DOUGLAS, snEnirF.
Eewport, Oct. 9Th 1919
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
Domestic Goods.

Homespun Flanncls OF every kind and quaii-
w.
WOODEN Stocking yarn. complete sssort-
ment.
Sheeting, shir,inqs, very stout indigo blue
checks, knitting col,ons, fine knit wnolcn
hosiery and mittens, gotten fannels. cotton
bats, bedlicks. Kentucky Jeans, negro cloths.
carpet twine, cotton yarn, &c. &c.
The Carpet Room las been replenjs shed
with superfne 8, common csrpelines. hearth
rugs, Bookings, painted floor cloths, ado
nestle chamber carpetng, list do
o. A lot OF burnt coi,ons in pieces oI
variors sizes, from the late 6.e in Provi.
dehrr.'
Almost every article that is ever found in
a Dry Goods Store, may he had Of this. Tho
goods have been selected with great care
aud attention, and will be sold MS cheap NJ
can be found in this town or else where.-5w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19

Cant. NEwraS, late Of the steam (ri-
gate Missouri, is most pnlucky fellow
lie had command Of the old war steamer
Fulton, that blew up some years ago
and afterwards a vessel under his charge
was wrecked, or nearly no. He had
camms"d Of the Alississippi, when she
grounded in going up the Potomac, and
lost some half dozen men by an scci-
dental turn Of her cable. And now to
complete the chapter Of fatalities, the
Missouri ppdsr his command, is totally
destroyed ay FIRE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
.sHIP NEWS, a.
PORT Of NE W PORT.
Ar RiyED.

WEDNESDAY,, Oct II.
Schr Centurion, Curtis, from Bangor, with
Lumber to Finch 4 Eng.
THURSDAY. Oct. Iq.
ship Roysnn, Estes, fin Fall River for Pa
c6c ncssn.
Schrs Margaret, Board,nsn, I'm Bangor, with
Lumber 10 Peckhsin, Bull X Co; ST. George,
Mercy, fn Calais for Philadeiphia Liberty,
Cortl,ali, Cherr, field for Fall River.
Shops Msry Nichols, Spencer, from Provi.
dencc for Nantucket; Hudson, Winsiow, N-w
Bedford for Providence; Trader, Taylor, Fall
River for Nantucket; June, Hall, Providence
for Pswcstuck.
SATURDAY, Oct. IA.
Schr Virginia, Hall, fn, Frostown for New
York Pilo,-bOat Hornet, Of Ti.biry, from a
cruise.
SUNDAY. Oct, IS.
Brigs venexnela, Randall, FIN Somerset for
Philadelphia; Thorn, Cole, Digh,on for do
Schrs North Caro'iua, Pratt, from Phladel-
phia, with coal 10 +, B. Psckhpm; Rescue,
Nickerson, Chatham for Piovidohce, Achsah
Parker, Handy, Hartford for Nuntilrket; Lucy
Il Abigail, Baker, Providence for Gardiner
seph Bowen, FIN f9,mouti,-Joi,n W. Smiil,,
Hodgson-and Fountain, York, in, Bostoh, ali
for New York Harris, Chace. New York fol
tlarwich; Ellen, Jones, do for Chatham.
Shops Moses Eddy, Bliven, I'm Providcnc.
aud Rihnser, Griffin, Saco, abi Willard, MilieI
lin Bristol ali for Now York.
TUESDAY get. u.
SchTs Sarah, Baker, from Albany via Wick
f"rd, With corn to n Han ;'Woleeu, Ryder
from MISUNDERSTANDING, Salisbury, ke8bnry.
pon-Ftedsrick WariSp, Warren, Bangor
Alnira Rogers, Camner, Fall River, all for N
York Charleston Packet, C,Swsl;, Gm Provi
dence for Philadelplia brilliant, Sherman
Marblehsad for Bridgeport Rachael g. Nan.
cy, Carlisle, Bangor I6r Hartford.
Sloops BEunotic, shit',, fin Providence vi,
Fall Rivcf for Norwich Morning Star, Shear
man, New York.
GIEA RED
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19

lf the West falls, she will drag down the
East with her. The chain ofgreal lakes
on the north. and the Missiasippi and
her arms on ,hs Wea. whose navigsble
waters would. in q straight line, sur
round the globe, bind the Eas, aud The
West SO indissol,.bly together that the
fate Of the one must be the fate OF the
other" .rrr
These missionaries, together with
Professor Post and four other missiona-
ries, bound to Michigan aud Wisksnsan.
who providentially met the Iowa bsnd
here, left last evening i9 ths Missouri
for their several destinations. May they
have q safe and pleasant psssags, and
be successful in their undertaking. We
cannot refrain from stating ,ha, we have
seldom seeu 90 many Wen banded togeth-
ar in an enterprise, who seemed to pos
sess such sterling good sense and hum
ble. quiet characters. coupled with firm
ness and decision. AZ did these young
'"e"' '..u a.i .ga- r
The American Home Missionary So
ciety. under whose auspices these clcr-
gymen 90 forth, we understand, has
sent out between 40 and SO missionaries
to The Western states. during the pres
ent season. The influence Of 30 many
intelligent and we'll educated men in the
vigor of life. on the religious welfare
and the Intellectual training Of new COM
mpnities. must be great, and, as appears
from frequent notices cannot be exerted
too saop.--[E y Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
TO LET,

IUI The FARM on the Island
Iy1 of NASHAWINA. comprising q.
bout iw Give hundred acres OF excellent grnz
ing land, with the dwelling house. barn. crib,
boat, farming utensils, &c. thereon, together
with 20 To 80 head Of e9iIle, aud GOO sheep,
for the keePng Of which, dninp the winter,
sufficient fodder, &c. will be found on the
premises. Porsession given on the Ist of
December next. For further particulars mp
ply to ELlZABETILaA. VERNON.
Newport Oct 10 lS43-Sw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
M z NJ MORANDA.

Arr at Havana, about 25th ult.. brig Prinre
do Joinvills, Gardner, hence 7Ih 4; aud was
loading Molassss 10Th, for this port.
Arr at Jacksonvillc, 25d ult., schr CalIao,
Swasey, from New York.
Cid at New York, 10Th, ship Monticello,
Lawton, for Savannah ;-I2tl, brig Wolco,,
Gardner, Havana.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19

In soy.h Kipgslon, 9Th int, Mr.. Stanley W.
Webb Of South Rutland, Jofforson Co, N. ",
to Miss Rsbsces Ann, daughter Of Thomas
tiszsrd.-&h, Mr.. Richa,d purko Of Provi.
d."ss, % Nv satah CGaIapl@ of South
kingsiown.
In Dennis, Mass., 9th inst, Capt. Josiah 4
Talbot, of Bristol, X. l., to Mrs Sarah C,oweii,
daughter Of Capt. Uriah Howes, ef p.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
S4.5IS "a
3S9 10

F'tW of The Handie.-Anna Handel and
Frederick Handel hayc been divorced in
Philadelphia. We suppose Anna wanted q
new blade. Elizn Still and George Still have
likewise been divorced in the same city
They couldni he siiN together. and so they
took tho wiser course and parted. A couple
Of Richards did the saine Thug, and ere now
themselves again.
Shocking business this, "aying Of ,h"
handle"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
TAXES FOR lS43.

'y,fIE subscriber, Collector Of Town, Reg
. is,ry and Military Taxes, hereby g'ves
notice Tia, he has received from the Town
Treasurer the Tax Books for lea3, aud re-
quests oil persons subject TO taxation TO call
ai his Office. No %. Thames street. doors
north of the Ferry wharf, and settle.
.GOODSPEED, Collector.
n. BAH persons paying per'onai Estate
r Registry Taxes are reminded ihnt they
mu., ply their Taxes previous Ia the last
day IN prc-nber, Il they wish TO avail ,heu'
seige. pf NJ. privilege Of voting ior 'h" year
isl4. T" Ori. ".
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19
Notice.

The yearly meeting of the ~ o. y. Soci
ETY., will be held st their room next Saturday
evening, Oct. 2ist. NJ y o'clock. A punc,ual
attendance IL requested. Per order of the
President, JAuss e. Torn.N, Scciy.
Oct 49,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19

From SANTA EE.-Mr. Wes,herheadls 9
company af Sap,s Es traders, oRe hun
dred and forty in number, haye arrived
al Independence twclve Of whom, in.
cluding Mr.. Weaiherbead, arrived here
October 2, on The Col. Woods.
They are on their way East 10 pur.
chase goods, and have in their possessi
500 lbs. weigh, of gold and silver, in
bars. 81. Louis Republican.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19

The New YORK Sun ssys that several Of
the physicians Of the city have met with
cases Of sickness, resulting from the uee Of
lead instead Of timed pipe, for conveying We
Croton Water.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-10-19

To arrive at the summit Of wisdom il il
necessary neither to eat too much, nor sleeT
too much, nor talk too much.