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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

CONCERT AT THE OCEAN HOUSE,
This Evening by reierepce to our ad-
yertising columns. it will be seen that
the unrivalled DEMPSTER, the Prince
of sentimental Ballad singers, whose en-
chanting notes have been listened to
with admiration in almost ali the prinoi-
pal cities in our country, will give an
Entertainment at the Ocean House, this
evening. We heard him for the first
time, last evening, at the Bellevue, and
our anticipations were most fully real
lied. Burns favorite, sentimental bal
lads "John Anderson, and "My Nan
nie o." as sung by Mr. Dempster, to
say nothing of the other choice pieces
he sings, are alone worth tho price of a
ticket. This, it must be remembered,
is his last night, as he is under positive
engagements in Connecticut.
Signor CascelIa and Lady, who were
announced in yesterdays paper, in con-
junction with Mr.. Dempster, have been
prevented from joining with Mr.. d. by
the indisposition of Mrs. Cascella.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

Information has beep received at the
Department of State from the United
States Consulate at the Bay Of Islands,
New Zealand that the Governor of that
colony has been pleased to permit, at l,-
instance, American whale ships TO land
their cargoes Of oil in the ports of New
Zealand, for expectation either to Eng
land or the United States, thereby giving
the ships an opportunity of re6ring
without the delay or exposure Of return
ing to the United States. --.New Bedford
.Nercuyy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

The Hon. David Henshaw, Of Bos-
passed through Detroit yesterday, on his
way to Eagle IIarbor, accompanied by
DR.. Charles +. Jackson, one OF the most
distinguished geologists in our country.
Their object is 70 examine m'nu'ely the
different veins Of copper, ana TO make
an accurate analysis of it. We hope the
Doctor before his return, will give To the
public the result Of his examination. -
Detroit Adueriiser.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

INsTALLATiov.-On Thursday last,
the Rev John Dowling, late Of Provi-
dence, II. was installed as Pastor Of
the Be,ean Baptist church, corner Of
Downing and Bedford streets. The
sermon on the occasion was preached
by the Rev. DR.. Spencer II Cone the
charge to the pastor by the Rev. Elisha
Tucker; the charge to the church by
the Rev. w. w. Everts ; and the right
hand Of fellowship, by the Rev. Alonzo
Wheelock ~. Y. Sun.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

We understand the proprie,ors of the
Iolas are building, in New York, new
steamer, to be nearly or quite as large as
rthe Mohegan, and which will be ready to
take the place Of the Iolas. between this por,
and Providence, early in the coming Spring.
The increase of ,rayel, it is believed, will
warrant more extensive accommod dations and
a faster boat-and the proprietors intend that
nothing shall be wanting on hsT part TO
meet the wants Of the public.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

Aboliiionists going for Clay We are
informed by gentleman from aiad,son
county that the Abolitonisis of that coun-
ty will, for the greater part, vote for
Clay and Frelinghnysen, next fall.
This, it will be recollec,ed, is the coun-
ty in which Charles Burchard resi- sides,
whose letter, giving his reason why abo.
ltionis;s should support Henry Clay, we
published last week.-Eimira Repub-
Hcar.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

Tenth Of September,-The Wings or
Erie, Pennsy sylvpnia, have issued a sum
mons for the rally of all good Wings
at that pleasant Lake borough, on the
tenth Of September, The anniversary OF
Perry's victory. Hon. CHARLES Nj.
REED; Nj. c., is chairman Of the Com
mitlee Of Arrangements.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

The WEST. The following is an cx-
tract from a letter in the N. Y. Journal
of Commerce, dated Peoria (Ill) July l6 !:
GAS to Ohio, if a traveller can form
any opinion from what greets his ear on
all sides, whilst within its bounds, ! can
not but believe that the Wings will carry
that State, as the farmers, as well as mer-
chants with whom ] conversed, were
decidedly in favor of Henry Clay and
the existing tariff, and opposed o..Polk
and its certain repeal, in their view. -
Many changes are there taking place,
and one OF the members Of the late Dem
ocratc Convention at Baltimore from
Ohio, which nominated James X. Polk,
announced 10 friend of mine, from
whom | had the fact, that 'he had done
with that party The doings Of ,ha,
Convention, so wholly at variance with
Democratic principles, had led him t'
abandon them.
In Indiana, the enthusiasm in favor o
Clay and Frelinghuysen, was unequallet
by either State had visited, and having
passed from its n. r.. bounds, commenc
| ing with the borders Of Ohio, TO it>
| Southern counties, and thence to near
its Eastern linz, had good opportunity
10 notice the state OF feeling on Nationa
politics. Indiana, in nv opinion, may
be set down as certain for the Whig
Ticket as is Kentucky.
The West viii go for Harry of the
West Notwithstanding prejudiced poll
.icians may attempt to prove, in advance
and without other grounds than then
own hopes, that the contrary wilI'be the
result
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

Tho Boston Times Of Wcdnc sday says. -
last night about twelve o'clock an Irish
woman, deck passenger on board the
steamer Massachusetts, cunirg from New
York to Boston. threw her chid overheard
from the deck Of the boat. The child wa,
three or four weeks old and ns the mother
says, subject TO fits. She appears to be par
TALLY insane"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

We understand new military com
pany is now being formed in Boston, to
be composed Of men none OF whom are
To weigh less than two hundred pounds
ThIrty-two names are already recorded
on the roll
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

RATHER Curious DEVELOPMENTS
We learn that it has just been ascertaned
,ha, about forty Custom House officers
say, for instance, Night Vatch, hspec-
iors, MeaSWers, and Weighers and Gau-
gers-were appointed by the late Colec-
tor of this Por-RANToUL., alias w.
Jones, Of Massachusetts without the
least authority from Washington, and
without sending the names Of the persons
so appointed, for confirmation. MIR.
Secretary Bibb has sent on orders 10 Mr.,
Collector Williams to repair to Washing
ton to explain :hc matter. The Collec-
tor, We learn,is now in Washinslon-and
letters missive have been received de-
capitatng these epli'iously appointed
Locos, and stopping their pay. Rather
rich proceedings these. Wonder they
intend TO Dominate Robert as the Loco
candidate for Governor. -Eosion ALIAS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

Mr.. Wentworth, the Member Of Con
gress from Chicago District, Illinois, is
so tall that when he addresses the peo-
pie, instead Of mounting stump, as is
usual in the West, they have to dig n
hole for him to stand in !-Erchange
paper.
They dig hole for him, not because
he is tall, but because he never feels AT
home except when be IS up 20 lis chin
in dirt - Prentice.
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ME NOR ANDA.

Ship st, Lawrence, Chase, sli from Liverpool l2!h
nit Tor Philadelpha.
ship Louis Philip Caston sid I'm Uavre, nth ut lCr
New York,
Brig Lisbon, Of this port, late Of Belfts, Cant L.
Ess,on Ta or, sid I'm Boston 3Oh ult Tor Frankfort To
load for lhaT lesion.
Srhr sarah Ann, smyley, was Ht Buenos AyTes June
10th discg freight TO sail for home soon.
schr Wsndopasso, Draper, hence, arr at Charleston
2Sth ult.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

We can scarcely find (says the U. S. Gaz. J
m item in our country exchange papers,
upon any other subject than politics. It
would seem as il the whole public mind was
absorbed in this subject OF the present time.
The campaign is being carried on with great.
or energy aud zeal than characterized even
vast interests are nj stake.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

The Yacht squadron, we understand made d
short excursion yesterday afternoon, with q
company Of ladies and gentlemen. The wealth
or was deigh,ful-thermometer about 50
with n fine breeze from the 5. w.
In the evening, there was brilliant displu,
Of fire works from the Yachts, in the harbor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

The Locos are the greatest chaps for
agreeing upon any point that We ever did
see. Let one express an opinion upon
any question, and in a short time you
will hear the same opinion echoed by
snndry others in various places That's
their mode of working. IL Polk says
Texas; they say Texas; If one supports
Dorrlsm, the whole clan supports it,
No matter what 1t is,or whether they un.
dcrs,and II, what one says, another erie.
out amen to II. II might moi be very in
appropriate TO call them the echo Par.
~ u Nantucket Enquirer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

Fi,ke Fund Prize. Al the late annual
meeting Of the Il. |. Medical Society
the premium of fifty dollars for the best
dissertation on Tenotomy, was awarded
to DIR. J. b. Chaplin, of The firm Of
Chapin s. Thurber, Of this city. - Pror.
Journal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

The Electoral Election in Ohio and
Pennsylvania this year will occur on Fri
day, November lst-lhat being the fifth
Friday preceding the first Wednesday in
Decembcr-and not on the 25lh Octo-
ber rs heretofore published.
The election in North Carolina takes
place on the lst of August.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

Mr.. Choaie has appointed Monday
evening, the 10Th of August iostant, for
the time of the delivery of his promised
address before the Boston Young Mems
Wbig Club. The Committee has en-
gagged the fremont Temple for that
evening, and due notice will be given OF
further arrangements.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08
LADIES FAIR,
AZ MrASCNIS HALL

,lNllE Ladies of tue Coavocailon Society
respectfully inform their friends ami The
public generally. that a Fslr will be holden
by them IN the upper story ni tho Nssons
Hall on BED.NESDIl & THDRSD.iY
the 7ib and 9Th instant
The usual number Of neat and tasteful nr-
ticles viii b. exhibited. ard Post OGicc
established fr the amusement of visitors.
A separate table will be- appropriated fo,
The use of The Seamcns' Friend Society ant
the Juvenile Sewing Circle.
Admli,ance, I2l cents. children half price
Newport. Aug I. 1914
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

There was grand display Of The fraternity
of Odd Fellows n, Trenton, IN. J.) on Wed
ncsday, ou The occasion oi organizing the
Grand Lodge Of the Sinlr. Lodges from
New York, Delaware, aud Pcnnsylvonls,
we're N ,ho hue Of procession, IN wllch about
. 500 of the brethren walked.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

Captain Schoft, Of the brig Macon Barney.
n, New York, from Buenos Ayres, brings in.
formation that affairs remained in the same
position as at last accounts The u. s. frig
ate Congress, Captain Vcorheeo, was a,
NOntevideo-nll we'll
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08
BRIGHTON MARKET Monday, Aug s, ls44.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser a PaIrior
At Marke, 4zO Beef Cattle, $500 Sheep, aud

At Market 4z0 Beef Cattle, $500 Sheep, aud
425 Swine.
PRicE cEs-Beef Cat,le--We quote 10 cores
pond with last week, about the same prices
were paid fpr n like quality. Extra 50 hrsl
luolily - 10 second quality "a % 'h'rd
quality 30 81 80.
sheep--Duli Lambs from % to SO old
Sheep from rs to = 80.
Swine--Lots 10 peddle, averaging about 70,
more than half Barrows, 5.S 3 -4c iol
ofml Hogs, from dl,tlIiagy, 3 l-2c. ~ re-
tail from 4 T.. 10 co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

Such Wing gatherings as they have at the
South aud West. II does the heart good TO
read of the enthusiasm manifested, and the
immense numbers in which the people con.
gregnte.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

How many opportunities OF dong GOOD
in great or smnl degree, are lost through
indecislon F! Whilst We are asking our
selves shall !, or shall not the mo.
ment is passed, and the flower of Joy
which we might have given is wiibcrcd, +,
and aiterward can no more be revived
by tears Of repentance -Frederikd BE.
uer
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.AE, SHIP NEWS. ass:
PORT OF NE WPORT + +.
A X ftIV VE ID.

ANhIN ED'
THURSDAY, Aug. |.
schrs Jos Brown Chsce. Bait. for +. River Erin,
Gardner, Norfolk for n. Bedford.
FRIDAY, Aug 2.
Schr Adelaide, Staples, Taunton for Norfolk Wm
oung, Adams, Fall River for Philadelphia.
SATURDAY. Aug 3.
Brig Cattahoochee, Whitten, Prov. for Chath'm.
schr Warsaw, Burdick, IA days from Havana.
sciir Planet, Howlnnd, I'm Providence.
GuMDAy, AIS. 4.
sIoops yigant, Heath, and Rienzi, Durlee, from ~
Y. for Providence.
MONDAY. Aug, s.
Bark Richmond Andross, Liverpool June 29th, with
salt aud coal or Providence. spoke Jnly 5th lat 40
50 lon Ia %, brig Democrat, OF Boston
TUESDAY, Aug 6.
sjrhr Leo, Rogers, frcm Gardiner.
schrs ~ biz White, Ghrdher for Bristol; Caro- le,
Evans, Freetown for New York.
DISASTERS &c.
EiOnp Champion, ot Falmouth, Chadwick, from -
for ~ Y luhde with salt, nshore on Point Judith,
in thick fog oi Saturday ht p. ~, and blged.
u. >. Rev. Gutter Jackson, Capt tonnOE, went on
Monday soon Informed Of the disaster, 10 assist
The Champion, aud returned nj night. Reports that
her bottom il bent out cargo dissolved, aud That she
5 total loss except sails end rigging Sic ID of ad
from Falmouth
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

Captain Smoot, u. s. N, has been ordered
to the ccmmand of the U. s. ship Pennsy!va
MIA, in place of Captain Zanlzinger, whose
term Of service has expired.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

We understand that DR.. William Collins oi
Portsmouth. Va, has been appointed, by III"
prcsdeat ot the United States, Fust Audi
tor ot the Treasury, in the place OF TuIiy +.
Wise, E>q. deceascd.-.Voyfoik HeraiG
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

"SLEEaY DAviD.'-This old and very well
told story, (Which by the by, we believe we
have published beioreD will be found on our
ith page. We insert it a, this time, by par
ticular request.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

ILLINoIs.-Tbe wings of the Chic ago
District, have nominated Buckner S
Morris as their candidate for Congress,
against John Wentworth.
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Temperance Notice.
Rare animals in The Markct.

Edre UHImuTS IN ne .UdThCf,
ENWO beautiful BuwLI>G ALLtYs, have
just been erected n, rammany lIhl, on
The Temperance principle. Whoever heard
of such getting up STAIRS Ladies and Gen
IIemen are respectfully invited to como out
aud call at the 'Caplau's Oilice, aud see for
themselves. The Tower on the Hlll Is fin
iobcd, aud ready for company, from the top
of which yon nay see 'fuIi sja CENTS wor'h.
Tea parties can be accommodated nt al.
lImes--Also dinner parties. by giving rFaIr
old friend Sylvester one days notice. The
lovers "f FISH Chowdcrs should not lsli 10
cocle out and try the real sea sarprut.
SYLVESTER X. HAZARD.
Aamnany iiIll August |, loli-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

1t is said, every machine shop in New
England capable Of turning out factory ma
chincry, has orders for twelve months ahead
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

The Mayor of New York is still engaged
in the good work of closing the ,averns in
that city on Sabbath day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

Mr.. ). J. Audubon, the celebrated Orni-
biologist, was ., Buffalo on Monday last.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08
Arrival of the Caledonia.
Fifteen DAYS Later from Europe.

The British steam packet Caledonia,
Capt. Lott, arrived at Boston on Thurs
day forenoon, in a remarkably short
passage from LiyerPool.
The Caledonia brought about one
hundred passengers from Liverpool left
90 at Halifax, and took on board 10 AT
that port for Boston.
The Caledonia does not bring any
very important news. Money continues
abundant at low rate Of interest. The
weather for the growing crops has been
favorable, and there is a prospect OF az
abundant harvest. The cotton market is
rather dull.
The steam packet Acadia, Capt. Jnd-
kins, arrived at Liverpool on the 18Th
ult., in I2 l-2 days from Boston.
The subject of the slave-trade was
brought before the House of Commons
on the 10th uIt by Lord Palmerston. -
The speech, which depicted the horrors
of the traffic in terms cloquently pathetic.
touched upon the treaty with the five
powers, which was on the eve Of compile
ton when Lord Palmers,on's govern
ment went out Of office in l84l. 1t de-
veloped the policy by which that govern
ment would have been guided towards
the United States on this question, had
il remained in office. 1t was replied 10
by Sir Robert Peel.
IRELAND. The decision has not ye:
been had on O'Conncll's appeal TO the
House of Lords, on the writ Of error.
The present military force in Ireland
amounts to 26, 900 men, independent oI
enrolled Chelsea outpensioners and arm
ed police.
1t is calculated that the O'Connel
tribute this year will reach 80, 600 pounds
A letter, it is said, has been received
by the Commander Of the Forces from
the Horse Guards, inGuiring if it would
he safe to withdraw some of the troops
from Ireland, the military force there
being 36, 100 men, exclusive Of ten thou
sand police, and twelve thousand pen
sioners, well armed and equipped. The
reply was. that il would be unsafe to de-
so until O'Connell's release from pr son
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

Why ~ yonnr lady just from boarding
school like building conmblec Because
she Is ready TO receive proposals.
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AT AUCTION.

On TUES Day, August 2oh, at II
o'ciock, "A NJ, wiH 81 sold al Public
auction, on the premises, i not pre-
rioUsiy sold,
a,,sa Tho Estate on the corner oi
fs.sssa Frank aud Spring streets, be.
I,;,:tH3 longing to George w. Slenhopc.
skak@ The house ,s two sturlcs, hnd
~,ll nmShed. convrnicnr for two families.
attached to which Is y shop and bak" house.
with good we'll of water, out houses, &c
The ground Is beautifully ornamented with
trees aud vines For further information en-
qure oi GEORGE w. STANilOPE,
on the premises, or to
J. GOODSpEED, .lacfr.
July 2j.
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TO LET,
AUCTIONS.


EeuRsrANT TO decree of the Hon. Cnurt
\ ni Probate, for the town Of Newport,
viii sell at public auction, on Friday the 9th
of Scptemb"r, at O'Clock, a. ~. on the
premises. all the right, title and interest
which Benz. Clarke, lato of said Newport, ,
cooper, had AT the time Of his deceose, ~
and 10 certain lot Of land. situated in said
Newport, with the dwelling house aud other
buildings thereon, bounded sonihcrly on land
Of Charles Budlong; eastery on Thames
street; westerly and nouherly on land Of
Benz. : Seattle. Conditions al The sale.
NArH'L. H. LANGLEY, Erectr.
Newport, Aug. Z, lS4f.'
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u z ~ T II 8 q.

In this town on Monday 29lh ult Sarah Green, daush
ter of Mr. Peep Sw eet aged II months ind 90 DAYS
On Thursday morning last, Mrs. Mary 4, Munro
widow ni ibe late Archibald Munro Esq. aged A. years
same day, Mary Jane daughter of Thomas Z. Cox,
aged II years.
IN this town, last evening, after long aud most dis
iros-ng Illness Mrs. Ann Lawion wife Of Mr snmuel
H. Iawion, aud daughter Of NJ r. Benjamin M"rsl, ased
40 wears.
In Portsmouth. on the lg,h ult after lingering i'll
ness Mr. SOuthwiCk Irish, aged &C years
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

Wo have no disposition to make merry at
the expense Of the defeated party, and there
fore We will say nothing about prudence being
the better part of valor, otherwise we might
recommend the "BcIe" to keep on the other
side Of Cape Cod
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

WANTED Girl 10 do hoaso wUgk in n
moderate SIZE family. Enquire at this Office.
Aug. ., loiI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

The editor Of the New Orleans Bulletin is
Of the opinion that the recon, floods viii re.
dncc The cotton crop obou, $50, 900 bales.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-08

4 few pieces Of RalzorIncs and Lawns
~ are selling very io,D. at IA, Thames
street, by CUAMBERLlN e. MOREY.
AIg.S.
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FR0@aAMIAgE.
PARl |.

PROGRAMME.
PART |.
SONG--Dear land Of my birth, KaigdL
BALLAD-The Flower Of Ellerslie, ROdIPeH
SCOTTISH BALLAD-Jobn An.
dersuu mv 10, Burns.
NEW BALLAD-Tho lonely auld
wife, Dcmpsicr
I was formerly, and believe sill ia, Gus.
tonart among the natives Of Scotland, where
one ot an aged cnnplr dies, To leave the CHAIR
which the deceased usually occupied, standing
~ the accustomed corner, until the survivor
should also be called TO Join It's former occu.
pan. IN The world of spirits
sONG-The Blind Boy, (wriiten by
Miss u {. Gould,) Dempster.
fLLAD- Lament ofthe Irish Emf
grant, (writtcn by Mrs. Black
woodD Dcmpster
PART H.
NEW SONG-Lct us love one an
other, (~riiten by Chas Swnin,) DcmpStcr
SCOTTISH BALLAD-My Nan.
ME q, Burns.
NEW BALLAD-The lo>od one
was not there, (written by Miss
Eliza Cook DemPstcr
NEW NATlONhL SONG-The
death Of Warren, t@'tten by
H Epes Sargent, Esq, Dempster
II Tickets ONE Dollar cach to be had at ia,
bar of the Ocean House, Bellevue House, an'
! at Mr.. w. A. BARRIERS Book Store.
I' Newport Aug 8, iS14.
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EAU DE BANDOLINE, and Low s
a. Sons Hair Curling Fund. AT
Aug. |. X. j. TANLOR'S.
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The following communication, de-
Ealing the particulars Of the grand
Yacht race, which has just come off in
pur Bay, was politely furnished us yes
ierday by gentleman who was an eye
witness ofthe exciting scene. The re-
Election upon the "poor Belle" we think
gather severe, but it may not be deemed
90 perhaps, by the parties concerned.
TUESDAY, 9th ApGUsr.
Yesterday, at day light, the "avant courier"
Of tho expected Yacht squadron, the pilot
boat Belle Captain L. B, Forbes (7l) made
her appearance in our harbour, and in the
afternoon there arrived the following boa,s
tschr,.) from New York:
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-AS
NEW ADvERTIsE EN- 1T


IKEMAiEIsG ~ the POST OFFICE, NEWPORT
R. August lst, l54i.
u .Adrertistd ittters are piaced "a a separate
Lor. Persons APPLYING fot hem wH please cal