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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-29

occupied by NINETEEN. All this has occur
red in less than three years, and the exam
pie Is without parallel in the history OF tho
Government. All of the members of the
Harrison Cabinet oro alive, but not one Of
them could retain Office long under the ad.
ninislration of Mr.. Tyler, and oil Of them,
therefore, were compelled to abandon their
place. Mr.. tyler was elected by the saune
mass Of the Wings Of the Union that cleo.
ted Genersl Harrison. lie was opposed as
strongly also by the whole body OF the Loco
Focos as General Harrison was opposed.
flc found upon the death Of General Hnni-
son, Wing Cabinet in office, and he has
one now around him, heartily and entirely
opposed to the very party which gave him
the Office he holds.
Th" time has gone by for examinations
and upbraidlngs. Mr. Tyler has but to loos
on This picture and on THIS. and then to turn
his eyes and reflections within his own heart.
10 answer those strong accusations of CON
science which, il he is a man. he must feel,
and feel with n keenness ihut will carry his
present compunclions along with him to his
grave.
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" T. NOR NDA.

Arr nr Liverpool, 10th ut shp 81 Lawrence Chace,
from Savannah,
Sailed from Marel 3si ult. Brig AnnHwon, Swnsey,
for \. Orleans vim IlSyHus.
At ApHlncbicnia, 5th inst Schr Mhssasoit, Draper,
for Havana via Key West.
Sailed from Charleston, l7ih, schr indep aence,
SWasey, Havana
A. Point Peirc Guaduloupc, 18Th u Brig Gen. Cobb,
llrmmord I'm Charleston, Just nrrycd-IhU g g. was
At polt0 Rico, 9Th ust, In Point Pelre foe \ Orleans
Arr at New York, 2Olh, threc-nastcd ScIr Hannah,
Noodnan, 10 dHy. I'M MalHuzns, with loss Uf millen
IOpmast fore yard, aud sails split
Arr al ~ Orleans, 9l, schr Convert, Rei no!ds, rom
savannah.
\, Havana, lst, schr Erginian, Finch tom Charles.
ton.
CM nt Mobile, l3Ih Brig Confidence, Bailey, for
Providence.
Cld ni Savannah, 10th. Schr Franklin Green. WHEY,
for Havana Ia port Brig Prince de Joinvile Gardner,
do ldg ;-Srhr Isabella. Clarke. ldg tor Baltimore.
Arr Eth, Bark Hama " Willard, DAYS rom Boston 30
Id IT, Schr lsIhrn, Clarke, BaI,lmoro.- scar
franklin Greene, ilhyana
Schr Calmo, swaseN, Ht y York, I'm Charleston, IN
ballast, cnpsi1cd IN the Wuccansw River lin inst
~ squat, no lives lost
At Guvaa, ahOut "a inst. Schr HUDSON Baker, load
ing al Jovos, Tor New York.
At RrHcuH about ith inst. Brig Robert Bruce, Gard
ucr ,iu 81 Jngo, Tor savannah days,
CnIt. prmng, OF the hHrque MrNlcan, Mt New York
rom Baeuns ANrrs, rcports-The brig Two Sisters,
Maxwell, ol Bedford, total, lost cn the coast NJ
Patagonia, &l-t sept crew saved. The brig Sc
BIRD, Barney u. Newport, put nto II port IN Patssn-
mia sih Sept. IN sinking condition. Both captains
had arrived Rt liu"nos Ayrrs The 4. -rhr Enicr.
prise. COmdt Watson thrn NJ Bueuos Ayrcs, about
10 proceed 10 Patagonia Tor their crews.
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MOsT MEL,NcHOLY FROM NANTUCKET. Our eN-
change papers bring accounts of destructive
aud disastrous fire nj Nantucket. The niegrnc.
romes Ia The New brdinrd Mercury and ~ ~ "ll"ws
The Poor House. NJ Qunse Nantucket. eniirrl,
consumed bN fire nn the nsht of the 26ih inst nnd
eight persons inmates thereof perished IN the flames
The nnmrs 81 the unfortunate sufferers were ns tnilows
Paul Jenkins, ThomHs HUI Ph-h- Jones. Sopt,n Berhe
William iinchins Jonathan Cnthcarl, William Holmes
Abigail Davis.
the Nantucket Inquirer, containing manv melancholy
particulars, and mn addition OF Two to The number o
victims-mnk'ng ten IN nl The names omitted above
are INdia Bowen aud Wealthy Davies. The nre is
supposed 10 have originated in the Cook room. There
we're liy nine persons IN the house hesdes the family
OF Capt Timothy Bunkcr, the keeper. The surviving
inmates were carried 10 The old Amshouse and taken
care of nnd meeting Of The citizens oi Nantucket
10 take place or the purpose of adopting such
ns humanity and the exisency Of the case called for.
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NAvAL.-The United States ship
Erie, bearing the flag Of Commodore
Dallas, was at Honolulu, Sandwich Is
lands, on the 4lh Of November-to sail
for Valparaiso in few days. Also the
Cyane, Commander Str:bbling--to sail
on the 9th 70. California and Mexico.
The u. S. schr Shark was at Callao
Dec. l3, to sail in few days on a cruise
crew oil well. The lrigate United
States, Com Jones, was expected to ar
rive at Val lparaiso about the last OF De-
cember.
A letter received by gentleman in
Baltimore, dated at Payta, Dec. 10,
says-"Commodore Dallas, who left
Calao in the U. S store ship Eric, in
August, in search of Com. Jones, has as
yet been unsuccessful in meeting with
him. a letter received from Com. Jones
by the American Minister at Lima, states
that he expected to stop at the Sandwich
Islands about twenty days, and would
make every eXertion to be in Cal!ao
about the middle of December
The irigate Constitution, Com, Kear-
ney, is on the coast of South America
and is daily expected at Valparaiso
The Cyane sloop-ol-war, Com. S'riu-
bling, The same. Ship Relief, Lieut..
Com S,creu, at Callao, is expected TO
sail soon for the United States. The
Ere, Lieut.. Com. Duke, expected at
Calno daily with Com. Dallas on board
The u. S. ship Of the line Columbus,
and lrigate Columbia, were at Buenos
Ayres Dec esd, all well.
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The Cabinet.

the Washington correspondent uf the
NY. Express. in connection with the recent
confirmation OF Mcssrs. wilkins aud Gilmer
az members Of Mr.. l'yler's cabinet, writes
as follows -
judge Wilkins has experience, industry,
mud thnnph not vefscd III the duties OF the
War Office, he viii soon become entirely
oualheJ for the place unless bad Influences
are mnde 10 operate against his, at present,
good in;eniinns.
Air. GIImcr comes from a State which has
always had a great interest IN the Navy
H.. has served upon the Naval Committee
in the lIouse of Representatives, nnd Is re.
purdcd ns friend To the service. lie, too, ~
industrious, aud lf not partial in rcgnrd To
men. and penurous in his notions ot ccono-
my. mny do good service In The country.
The Senate, oil things considered, could
have expected no better nominations from
Mr.. TYLER, and the country viii doubtless
h,y. much more confidence IN the two Sec.
r,,,r,.. confirmed, than II could have had ~
the two REJECTED. In this act "f conhrmn-
,,,p. bowry.r, as well u. in mnny others,
thrt. u n, once un answer To III" coiumny.
TINT the Senate were influenced hy inciIouS
uo,,vrs IN opposing any of Mr.. ly"f-
no,ninntinus. Every nomInl'inn nt his lh''
could b. c"nscientInusy suppnfi"d, has been
,snc,inncd. but some of them have been 81
bad that lew OF any party could sustain
thrm.
Th, prc,cnt may not be an improper time
,ot,yirw N" urrnbers at the Cibiu"t o'
M,. Tylrr. There have h""n three !i"ad'
Of the State u, pnrlmrn'.- M"s%rs. Webster
L"rars aud up-hur; three Attorney Con"
,nI.-N,.sr-. Cfutrpdrr. L"gnr" md Nrl
.uu. four Head, of the War Department.
NJ. s.rs. Bill. Spencer. Porter and Wdkln'
Cnt Il"ad- 81 III" Navy Me--rs B.dg'f
Ur-but. ll,n.haw aud Gllmrr; three Head
az ,b. rrn-nry Department. Mrssrs. Ew
inc. Forward aud Spencer; aud two lead
of the Pu-t Office Department. Messf-
Changer md Wickhffe. Ere loug there ma,
h. two our three mtc changes, but. already
of;.c. which, IN ordinary times would nav
t,ss s'xG BY i've " 's rer'cr' have Gee
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-29

Does any know a ncighbor or friend who has
been bald, and whose head Is now covered
with fine hair with dandrull, though brushed
every hour-wh.ch has now vanished entirely
Or one whose hans at early age were turning
gray, who now has not gray hair Children
whose heads were covered with scurf-whose
hair would not grow, lh ~ are now growing tie
fullest crops OF hair Some Gases must be
known 10 mos, persons Ask them the cause,
and YOU vii, be told, these things have been
done by the use Of the BALM OF COLuN-
BlA. or twenty years growth is THIS article,
It's demand increasing annually some hundred
per cent. though VIII u discovered not opposed
by any thing for the same purpose, now as
sailed by almost numberlesI mushroom trash
preparations that will ruin the hpir if used to
any extent. Can more than these facts he
wanted--reier Ia the recomme ndatlons by a
list of names OF reSpectablIiiy uncquaIled by
any other article. Look at these things buy
this article. Stay and preserve your hair by
its use, OF f. bald restore IT,. iadles, attend 10
/ This hundreds IN fasnionane life are using II
AZ Tie only a';lcIe really 81 FOR the toilet -
Long hair is very apI TO fall out. Ladies, US,
the Balm of Columbia in time 10 save your
selves the disgrace Of badness by neglect o.
your persons.
| For sale by r. J. TAYLOR, Agent
Newport, X. /. Oct. 26.
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AUCTIONS,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
y Wort. &C -

ny v,r,nc of an Execution i.sued oai N,
- the Count Ut C"iun,on Pleas for the
county OF Washington. hngi~, Term, \, H.,
1913, ~ favor Of Mary A. Hazard, of s,oMli
Kingstown. aud To me directed end delivered:
viii sell at Public Auction, On The premises.
To The hughes, bidder. on Saturday The 23d
day Of March 1914, ~ rlevon o'clock. A NJ,
a The right, uile and interest that Wal
ter l.. CoZZrns, of the town aud county of
Newport, had on The 9Th day of August,
ls42. nj 5 O'clock p. N IN ond to III, fol.
nig estates. situate in said Newport. and
described as follows, to wi, ia lot Of land,
with The buildings thereon, bounded ~ FOL.
lows: westerly on Thames street I6 feet 3
inches; sonthery on land late Of SIas
Dean; 'asieriy on land late William p.
Mumiurd's I6 feet ; noriherly on a line run
nlng through The house 81 feet on land late
Charles NJ Thurs'on's. agrecobly to n form.
er plat. Also in and TO anolhef lot of land,
with dive hing house and other buildings
thereon. bounded es.,crIy on a way leading
to.sIlll street, To la0d late of Silas Dcon
sonthcrly on land late Of said Dean wes.
tcfly on passage way and Bofiherly on
Mill street. beng the estuic late owned by
William +. Mumiord. DEE. Also in and to
another loi Of lnod 10 tie south part Of New
port, containing about 0nc acre. ind Eurfncs-
! y owned by William Raieman. and bounded
soulherly on land late Of Thomas Clarke
"s-ierly on Iand late of Flee. r. Green;
nor,uefiy on land late William Lee's and
eas'rrIy on Spring street iIso. in and To
"a ha,ler'S shop, on a lot Of land bounced
north on land OF Mary McRea east on land
oi Benjamin Weaver south Oh Prospect
Hill street, aud west on land of The heirs Of
Ben lamln - aud William e.. Greene.
WIN. II. DOUGLAS, ShriE.
N,mnn,t E.i
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COMsTOCK Il COS
Concentrated Compound Find Extract If
SAHSAPARILLA,
FOR THE cURE OF

FOR THE cURE or
Sorofu'a, Mercurial and syphi-
Chronic Rheumatism, loid Diseases,
General Debility, I,iles, from 6n impure
Cutaneous Diseases, habit of body.
Scaly Eruplions Of tho Clccrations of the
Skin, Throat and Leg,
lTcuer, Pains and Swelling of
Pimples or Pustules on the Bones,
the Face, Liver Affections,
And all diseases arising from an impure state Of
the Blood, Exposures and inprudences in
Life, Excessive use Of Mercury, SC.
The great popularity of Sar,aparil!a, aud H.
established efficacy, render II super auous to en-
ter into any encon,ium Of its virtues, or adduce
any evidence in lis favor.
This Sarsaparla Is warranted positively a.
good MS any other that cdn be made al usr
half the price Of ihoso 80 much ad>e,tsed and
as strong. apd in az large bottles VIZ FIFTY
CENTS PlR BOTTLE, OK FOUR DOLLARS
PER DOZEN. This Article has cured Srroiu
la of 30 years, after the above mentioned anti
ces had been used Ia vain.
! To bee had ol ,h" agents Of Comstock Co
ony, throughout the country, IN New York
only at ~ Coruand' street.
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= IL Providence, llst, Mrs. Susan ), wife of
Mr.. Kingsley u. Studley, and daughter OF Mr.
Joseph q. Snow, IN the 29th year Of her age.
9th, Mrs. LucreIia t"ace, widow oi tho
late Capt Gus Chacc, III the 9th year Of her
age.
In East Greenwich, 18Th inst Mr.. jeremiah
Place, in III. o7th year OF his ase-a soldier OF
the revolution.
In Smthiiold, 18th ult Willard a Inman,
in the Goth year Of his age 9Th, Nathan
Staples I'd, son OF Mr. Thomas Staples, IN hIs
18th year.
On board bark Rhodcrick Dhu, Oct. l2ih, on
the passage from Providence to the coast of
Africa, Mr.. George Newell, passenger, OF
Providence.
At Nashville, Tenn, on the 20lh alt. at thu
r,sidenco of his sou.n.law, Francis ID. fugg,
E,q. very suddenly, Major Henry VI. Eut-
ledge, only son Of the Hon. Edward Rurlcdgc,
one of the sgncrs Of the Declaration of ludc.
pcndcnco aud formerly Governor OF South
Carolina, aged G9 years
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PORT OF NEWP PORT.
AIR ItIN I'D.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 2l
Brig Damascus, Choce, from Prov Tor Apa.
lachicoia.
Sloops Monitor, Cummings, I'm T. River inr
New Bedford NgIlant, Heath, do Tor \ y
Willard, Miller, aud Three Brothers, Rey.
noIds, Bristol for do; Superior, Smith, Pro,
for say brook.
THURSDAY, Feb. ~.
Ship Wm. Ice, o! this port, Clifford. im Pa
cifc Ocean, Maui Sept 23d, with 1900 bbls oil
600 SPY aud 10000 lbs bone. Ia ;. Munro
aud others. Vessels lrn before reported
spoke, 2Oth inst, lat 80 -. lon O9 ~, ship PAT.
m,ra, Brastow, 40 hours fan Boston Tor New
Orleans
Bark Colossus, Lemon, fn Prov. Tor Savan.
nah
S,hs Englo, Percy, fm Boston f,r frcdcr.
ick.butg--has been 3 weeks IN ths zee, oh
Edgidon H. \. West, Barker, Prov for n
York.
sloops Providence, Brown, aud Tocunseh,
Chllds, ian Prov for y Y Wm II Bum,
irons, 40 loI lIadiord
Fvtsiss ship Cora Gstdn'f im Mobile
: .bou, lsl me, ct snd too lio,Iitnt,
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FATHER MATTuEw.--The following Is an
extract from speech delivered by Father
Matthew, at a temperance meeting in Cork,
'rcl AMI:
II out Of our Bridcwclls. lunn,ic nsylnms.
prisons # from the glbbet or the grave
uny, even from hell itself the voices of the
victims Of Drunkenness could be heard what
an appalling and fearful picture would they
exhibit They would trace again, as did
Tho mysterious hand upon ih" walls Of Bel
shazzcr the king, the dreadful doom of the
druukaid, and cause our hearts to die WITHIN
us. and oar spirits To faint away. 1t j. lhcrC-
fore for this reason that | call upon oil TO as
SIst us in tins great and glorious work. II
all CO operated with us IN our cause, we
should promote the happiness Of thousands
who are now perlshlng through neglect and
indifference. call then upor ell who love
their species, 10 assis, us in the completion
| Of thus glorious work. II is true, you are
not commanded by any rreccpl. human or
divine, 10 abs'ain-but If the great universal!
! springs Of human action hope and fear, have
not entirely los, their influence, you will obey
the call, and asss, us in renewing on earth
the glorious era of christina charity ana
love- making IT n habta,ion in which ench
man might sit down IN peace, with tempe.
rance, like a golden chain. binding all to-
! geih"r IN the bonds of social harmony, chris
nan charity and brotherly love.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-29

CoMsToCK's SARsAPARILLA-.-THE REA-
N.-Ihere are some people foolish enough 10
believe that we cannot afford 10 make as good
an article of SarsaparlIla Extract aud sell II for
80 CENTS per bottle OF 81 per dozen. as all
others that sell for Just dopbIr that money y
he snpie fact is this, aud all will now be con-
vinced. While five hundred dollars is squan.
dered by others in a column or two Of ad,er-
tIsemenis, We do not spend five. Therefore We
do not make the public pay but half as much
for as good or better article as any one else
yet make rs much If not more profit than they
he real cot IN making the article is probably
more than theirs, as we use nothing bu, the
best SarsaparIlla Root, sc Aud we are fully
convinced that we will sell three bottles, 10 Que
of the dollar priced bottles, when the pupl.c
know what we charge for IT, as lis virtues are
such as not to require one ortwo columns to suS-
tain lis reputation
sold only by Comstock & SO, 81 Cortland
street, New York Conislock s. Ross, 50 Corn
hill, Boston g. Wells Com-lock 9th North
5th street, Philadelphia Comstock's Brother,
22 second street, 81. Louis ; Conlslock & Rum
sey, 81 Magazine street, New Orleans.
For sale by II. }. TAYLOR, Agent,
Newport, X. !. Nov. 9.
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FRIDAY, Feb. 23.

schrs Union, Painh. I'm Richmond for Bn'.
ton; Effort, Jenny, Baltimore for do Pilot
Hiram, of Edgaron I'm n cruise.
schr Challenge, Knight, ! days iin Cards'
mas for PORTRAYED Left Ba'ks Highlander
STAY berry, for Prov idonce, ldg Krnnebec,
for New York, ready ;-BrIgs Mentor, Barter
hence, discg Orb, for Portland, days; Eliza
for de- 8 DAYS Hudson, Of Belfast, wig Tre'
mont, I'm Wllrnlugton, Just arrived Washing
ton, for Portland, ready; Champion, Tor "
York do I; aud about 90 others, names n"'
recollrcied -22d inst. lat 80 90, Ion rs 5,,'
passed ship Concord, ofBo.lon, standing NNE
P,iol-boai Superior, Of T'sbury, im cruise
This day, of Gay Head, put Pilot On
board Brig Adelaide, fin Cieningus for B"sion'
and saw her anchor IN Minimosho Bite, 7
Schr Vuliote, Small, fin Norfolk for New.
aur, port Gen. Miller, Sweit, Marb!chead
Tor New York Monitor, Bcsse, Waroham ior
do.
sloop Eleanor, Besse, fin WorelO" for n
York.
Arr in the West Bay. 6 r. NJ in charge Of a
Block Island Pilot, Ship Envoy, Fisher, fin n
w. Coasi, Maui, Sept. Goth, with n fall cargo
Of oil, (32o0 bbls VIII aud 500 sp.) of aud for
Providence.
SATURDAY, FEB "a.
Sloops Sarah Brewster, Boebc, fin Prov. for
Orient, l.. Wm. Henry Brcbr. do for
southoId; Rienzi, Durfee, do for n. York.
SUNDAY, Fen. as.
Brig Orray Taft, ,Lovett,fm Prov for Charles
ton.
MONDAY. Feb. &c.
Schr Gov. Bennett, Derrick, fm Boston for
New York.
TUESDAY, Feb. 81.
Brig I'aoso, Almy, I'm n. Y.
Schr Spartan, Deacy, fn Frankfort for New
York
Piloi.boat Hiram, Coffin, I'm Providence for
Edsarlon, with part Of the crew Of ship In
,oy, and their baggage.
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FinE'-A fire broke out on Monday morning, abou,
sunrise, In two sio'y wooden building belonging To T.
Il iar"rd. Esq. situated On the wharf about $50 feet
west OF his Wooen Factory, in the lower part Of
Thamcs-sireet The building used for dr.! ing wool
aud IL is supposed The fire caught from eth slaves
In the ROOM By the prompt eSerions of the nremen,
the upper part Of the binding only was destroyed, with
n small quantity ofwool, belonging 10 MeSsrs. T.. :.
Kny yon aud Jon. IIazard. Whole amount Of damage
Estimated nj ubout $50.
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SNARLiSG.-For mnn TO enjoy himself
he must take the world ns IL j., mixed up
with thousand shades and thousand spots
nr SUNSHINE, q cloud here and thcte-n bright
.ky-n storm 10 day aud calm Tomorrow
the chill piercing wind. ct autumn, and the
bland, rryivng breath of summer. tie
should iralizr, too. that he ia surrounded by
,nd,yiGnnls of different dispositions and cha
racters, aud take the mass ne they arc, aud
not ns hr iancirs ih,y ought to be. lie
.hould took up 10 heaven IN gratitude iof
what he cni,ys, and not censnrc God for
wha, he has not granted. Then he will
cease freltlng and snntlIng, and no, before.
If there is one character on this earth who
deserves the appella,.on Of the fool moro
than another, " mus, be that person who con-
rnualy ire,s and snars. and never sccs
moment's peace, while surrounded With ever,
lihnr lo please and lnsiruct.
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Administrators a Sale.

wa be sold al Public auction, on Sal
wday, The oh Of March mcri, at 3
o'ciock, p. NJ.
a PEW IN the Unitarian Meeting House.
~ belonging TO The estate Of John Goddard,
late Of Newport, dec. Sale at the meeting
house.
PETER p. REMINGTON, .4dmr.
Newport, Feb. 50 leii
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SAiLoRs--It is nsceriained from official
sources that nearly forty thousand sailors
vi,,t the port Of New York annually and
that, excepting a, this season of the year.
there ore usually here about four TO five
thousand. Of these, until recently. not
more than an average OF three hundred were
in the habit Of attending public Worship
Until the establishment Of the Sailors Home
in Cherry street, where are To BE- found the
best accommodation Of the kind, both spirit.
nal and temporal, for near three hundred
persons, benevolent effort seemed TO roach
but few Now, a large number seem to feel
The most hearty concurrence ~ the measures
proposed for their improvement. Nearly
tOurtecn thousand sailors have become mem
bcrs of he tempcrauc" society. The ship
ping merchants have afforded great facilities
by their acqu;csccnce IN various measures,
aud the consequence has been that the health
of the sailor has improved 10 an astonishing
extent. While the sailors have b. come
temperate. many Of them have also become
religious men, under the faithful preaching
Of lhn clergy of different dcnomInarions
| II is n well known fact to those convcr-
SAINT with this subject, that the fishermen Of
some OF the towns on the eastern shores at
New England, often NEE, each other on the
fishing banks, While pursuing their tolls, on
Friday and half a dozen OF the shippers
and crews, agree To run into some of the
! hnrbors, to hold on the Sabbath religious
meeting. There Is also n marked change,
We understand, in the conduct OF the sea
men in the merchant service. - Boston Jour.
nal.
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FIRe IN PAwTUcRET.-A nre broke on, IN the "Od
MIL" next 10 the bridge. ia PHwtucket village NJ about
hnli past o'clock FRIDAY morning The flames spread
rapidly. hut hy the prompt aud energetic eNerons oi
the frcmen were soon eNtinRnsh"d. The damage ia
the machinery very considerable, but tho hnIing,
which was not worth saving, WAS not materially in
Jured. The Mill was occupied by Mr. Nathan Buflne-
ton. md owned h, Pardon Jencks md others. IL was
the intention Of the owners 10 dispose Of The old build
Ing next month, ard erect a new one on the site.
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FIRs At NORWICH, CT.--A destructive fire occur
red NJ Norwich Con on tue morning ot the 23h, which
consumed the whole al iIuswelfs row, Together WIN
Nmo- ~. Nuhbard'- house aud slotes and the small
brick building south from the corner. Other buildings
were damaged l., fire mud water. The fire broke out
~ Child & Hopkins cellar Tn. number of buildings
desiroNed about fifteen including the Bank. IL was
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To LET.

WiH be i! al Public .lncion, on the
premises, hs 23d II .Mcrch acct, al
3 3o'clock, p. NJ,
'ENHE Freebody Lot, situated nrar the
Ocean House, containing about Z
acres J. GOODSpEED, .4uetr
Newport, Feb. %, Is4l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-29

The Rhode.lsiand W. Massachusetts, boundary case
has been continued until tho term OF tho u s. su
prems Court.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-29

FIRU IN New ORLEANS The great cotton press
building III n Orleans with its contents were destroy ed
by fire the llth INST The Tropic says the loss has
been exaggerated not more than 900 bA es o cot
ton desiroyed-ihe entire loss amounting TO not
Than 800 ono dolars-with the exception at three
four hundred bales, the whole amount was III sured