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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08

Mr.. CALHoUs.-The long ialked Of hd-
dress Of Mr.. Calhoun to his political friends
aud supporters, has at lenglh appeared. 4
very large portion of,ho letter consists Of his
objections TO the mode of constituting the pro-
posed Convention in Baltimore, aud Of his
reasons for entertaining them. lie does not
consider that Tho CouNr.iion, constituted rs
it is proposed to be, will utter fully aud clear.
" the voice oi the people, ard therefore he is
compelled to withhold his name from il.
IT, refusing to have his name presented as n
candidate before the Convention, he does not,
however, positively withdraw il Gom before
IL. people, but leaves it to his friends toso,rr.
mine what course they shall pursue with
whose decision, la saws he shall be conl0nt.
lie declares that in no event, will he consent
to supper, a candidate who is opposed to free
trade aud ~ favor Oft protective policy or
any candidate who IN amy way gives bis aid
10 tho agitation Of abolition in Congress or
eIsewhnre; and concludes his letter with -
very brief expression of his we'll known views
on these great subjects
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08

Siren days hter from Eagiand--By the
packet ship Republic, Capt. Luce, from Liver
pool, which arrived Mt Boston on Tuesday, in
tclllgonce is received fro,n England a week
later than that brought by the Britannia.
CHISA.-The news from China extends 10
th. beginning of October. The most i,npor.
lant intelligence was the arrangement Of u
supplementary treaty between Tho Chinese
aud the British GoNeinmrnts, one clause ul
which sna'aniers 10 all iorr'gn nations the
.nme privileges rs TO the British themselves.
10" English papers speak at this as rendering
unnecessary TIA" missions sent 10 CLina by uar
Government and France.
IRELAND appears to remain in the same state
.oi tumhliuous excitement wiihoui definite ac-
ton, in which che has been lur month..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08

The weather has modrr1rcd very malotin
" ''nc" our last Yesterday wn+a spring.
like day The Ico, whirh blockrd IN nn,
innrr harbor f"r day or iva. (rh" princrpnl
part Of ~hich fon,ed down the rlvcr.) has all
disappeared.
Gy the Providence paprn of yesterday
We learn that ,hc Stcamrr Iolas npcnod III.
ps'i1gc 10 Proydrnre on Tue-day. whore
ehr arrived about noon. sustaining somn H..
Jury in hrr paddle wheels md bulk.hcads.
It's probable she will soon resume hc,
uip'.
The navigation n tho Sonnj wa, stopped
frn fcr day' by lhe ,cc, su, II IL new free
aSsis
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08

: AS ARRAY john Stanley, a native of
New Jersey, member of Comp. +. L. ;.
troops, s,atjoucG n, Fort Adams, was brought
before th. Court Of JUSTICES in this place, on
Sunday last, al the jail, on II charge of stab.
bing jouug man by the name of George
Sherman, n sou ofM Thomas sherman, on
! the night pIrvIous He was committed TO jail
b, The captain of the watch, under The new
within tiiicrn hours after the arrcst. The cx-
animation was completed on 5londny after
noon al the Town Hall, and resulted in his
being bound over for trial at the Supr"m"
Court on the 9Th Monday Of this month. The
prisoner was defended by VIM, II. Cranston,
Esq. 1t appears that the prisoner with young
Sherman, aud several Others, had been ;ogrtl,.
81 in rum shop on Banistcr's wharf I'LL near
midnight, aud left there in company, aud pro-
ccrdrd down street as far as the Wuoleu Mil,
" here the aiFra, happened The wound IN
, fjctcd on Sherman, was III the upper part Of
The abdomen, with Spanish dirk knife, aud
thoagh not entirely out of danger, there s
some prospect Of his recovery.
| Mr. c. in his remarks, aninadverted very
severely upon the character of such establish
mrnt-, ~ that in which this affair originated
and called upon tho authorities Of the town 10
interposo their power and rid tho communIt y
of such nuisanCes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08

Dr. UiSiH's Baisam Of HH Cbery -
Ihl- ~ a chemical extract from Wild thcrr,
aud Tar. Every body knows thai Wild.
Cherry pnss"sScs important medicinal pro-
p'rties-and 7W Uai,r has always been ad-
mlnlstctcd ~ Consumption, and Lung sff,c
Ions generally, by our oldest aud safest
physicians. Tnls prcp,rrllon cmbodlrs ,l'
The virtues at Tar aud Wild Cherry ~ .
much smaller compass than any other cvor
produced. The manner of preparing n. snt
~ success IN all Pulmonary and l.vcf aff-c
uons. cnnclnsiv"ly prove tlu-. We say con.
lidenly, 40 medicine ever riIi ct,d such won
d"ri"l cures. bet no on" give up to Con
SYMPTOMS fatal grasp wihout gI,ug this D,
lral BrIng luimrd from vegetable sab.
stances cuu,rni,l NJ once 10 our -uil md ou,
system, n - safe. simpI". aud efficient. A
Treatise relating I" tlns .uhj"ci may be- hpd
wrhnul rharg",a' Il. J. TsV,or'-; aho !, agrn;
lot th" Bilsnn. Coll and 500 IT, B' sure d
get DE- Wl,iat's Baisam of Wdd Cherry, ~.
there are limitations sbrnad q
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08

FRoM WAsHINGroN.-The nominaion Of
James VI. Porter wa" rejected ~ tn" Senate
~ The Execuiv" session Of rursday oi last
week. lie received only three or four votes.
One Senator, relative Of Mr.. Porter, was
excused from voting.
TIL" nomination Of John &. Spencer, ~ y
Justice of thu Supreme Court, was rejected
on "Wednesday. The vote stood twenty sx
against u.
The Senate confirmed the nomination %,
Captain w. B. Shubrlck, az chief Of the
bureau of provisions and clothing, on Wed.
nesday evening.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08
sA. SHIP NEWS. 81,
PORT OF NE PORT.
A X RIVE ID.

THURSDAY, Fob l.
ScIr Almra, McLoud, & da,s tn the Rap.
pahannock, for Providence, with Corn 10 Geo
>. Ralhbonr. Til. 4. has experienced vor,
severe weather, losi flling jib, and fyiug ib.
boom, aud IL was oaly by the most stfsuuol,
r&"rl'"ns that ST." MAS kept from sinking, the
ice made fast on hrr
" a e.. broke out 7 A. VI on board
Sionp john, of prnvIdrucr, wing ai D-ycns'
wharf aud d, s'r",rd bales Cotton Wnsio. II
'' supP"srd To have originated in sparks ln,
tho stove pipe.
SUNDAY, Teb. !.
Rev. Gutter Jackson, fin cruise, anchored
IN tho West Bay, =. NJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08
OF ssaCnUsETTs.

md National Currency, regulated 10y the
VIII aud Authority of the Nation
\dro,,atr Revenue, with Fair Protection
t. American industry
restraints on the Executive power, en-
braciug a further Restriction on tho exer
cisc al the Veto:
,bh,l Administration oftha Public Domain,
with mn Equitable Distribution ni the pro-
,sr,ls of the Sales Of it among all the
States
An Honest aud Economical Administration of
th. General Government, lea"ing Publ"
Officers perirc, Freedom Of 'tronght, and
Of the Right of Suffrage hut with suitable
Restraints against Improper Interference
in Elections
An Amendment Of the Constitution, limiting
the 'incumbnnt Of the Presidential Office
to u Singh Term Ii. CLAY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08
EI 4 q l2G a q = 8.

Inthis town. On Sunday 25'h uIr. by the
Rev. Mr. Hatfield, Mr. job w. Hazard, Of
jamestown, To Mrs. Sarah A. Gardner, Of this
town.
On Sunday last, by IA" Rev Mr.. Smith, Mr..
Isaac Il Spo"ner. .Jr. to Miss Elizabeth llanny,
both OF this towg.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08

THe EloMs SqrADRoN.-A resolution has
been in'r"duc"d INTO Congress to inquire in.
to the e%pojIeDcy of employing the IIom"
Squadron IN making voyages b,twccn ihr
West lnd'"n and South American ports md
New Orleans.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08

To CoERgspoNEENrs.-W should have
been glad to comply with The request nj our
correspondent &C" had not our paper been
entirely full whom his note through tho y o,
was received.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08
BRIoHToH MARKEr-Mondsy, Fob. 8, ieA4.
Reported for me Boston Daily Advertiser q Pa,ric'
At Market $50 Beef Cattle. HES Sheep,

At Market $50 Beei Cattle, Ii2' Sheep,
and 200 Swine. =
PRIcEs--Bref Cattle-W~ qnoto io coHeA,
pond with last week few extra 4.Io ~
first quany 25 ~ 30 s"cond qnnli'y ~
IS third quality, So 50 81.
Shurp--Wn quot. lots from 81 80 to Sz
Wr,ho,, from 2 80 10 3 Is.
Swinr-A small iu, TO poddlc nj 44c for
Sow-, mud "a for BarTows. a. retail FROM I"
q l.2c
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08
State of Rhode Island 81 Provi
dcnCc Plantations.

NEWPORT, Sc, Clerks Office, Supreme Cont,
County Of .NcWpoH, Eb. u, H. d., lsI4
IL iiEREAS S"mu"i IT, Law,ou, Tobnc-
w coul>t, Cherries l.hOt"n, Tohaccour,r,
and William NJ. Mowtcy, Manufacture, MI ~
40" town and county ol Newport and St"i,
afnresrld. have filed their rc,llon, ~ thr,
uAire, paving for certain reasons therein
stated. rhal IN" b"n"tt ni an at passed nI
,ho January Session. y. d., le2s. cn,Iti'c
An Act for tho tcllrf oi lusoiy"nl Debtors
may br extended tn lh"n.-- h- - thrr, ,ui-
tn notify The creditors oi the said S,nusl III ,
Charles, and Wlnrm VI. 20 appear bclor,
-nld Court. To- b. holdru ~ N,wpnri On ih,
1t Monday of March. A ID, lsii ard shr~
raus" II any they hovr why the prayer ol
-aij petitions ought ro' ~ hc granted.
u. &. DENliAM. Cl.Ik.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08

The BRIrANNn sailed from Boston for
Liverpool at ten o'clock on Saturday morning .
having been detained a day aud bait by the
ICE. She took out thirty thousand letters.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08

The fire mentioned in our last paper, Uhc
Oil Manuiactnry of Samuel Leonard. &c was
IN New Bedford. We inadvertently omitted
to na,uo Tho place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08
PIEBE BLACK,
Plymouth, Oct, Is, 1919.

care Of Mrs Winchester with a bad hUnIor
IA the blood aud 'h- Dlarrhna | had scve.
IA! physcanc, they told me there ~oe no lrrIp
Tor me ali taking her medicine Two weeks
| was restored to my health
CHARLES SANDERS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08
Fall River, FeLrnlry 90, lsa3.

came under ~ care Of Alrs. WInchrs-
Ter with weasn.s I'd n bad hn,nor IN the
blood and frmale complaints /; had been to
several physIclans and could get 10 hrlr |;
after taking her medicine four weeks Was
restored to good health.
PIIEBE BLACK,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08
Thomaslon, April 20. ls43.
Plymouth, Sept. %, 1912.

This ia to certify that ! cane under rho
care Of Mrs Winchester, after having been
gwen owr by nay physlclnn he told me
wa- IN consumption and there was no help
inr ne but after taking her medicine three
weeks Sss restored to good health.
SAMUEL A, SNOW.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08
ARTILLERY COMPANY.

A Lecture will be delivered at Arnory Hal
on WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10, by Mr. }. Z. Dswls,
Jr on Sur CuLrunr
wn .. SWAN, Clsi,~s. Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08
Coui Of Probate, Jnm,siosn, Feb 5. Isli

a " instrument nf wtiiirp. dated th. 2S,h
~ tny Of May, A. ID, 1897, purpuIllpp
- be- The last will sud ,rsismcui oi rhnna.
X Congdnn. late ~ said town, dec. was th.
d,y pt"s"n'cd for Probate aud letters rtrls
nrutafy thereon.
1t Is ordered the SAID VIII b. received and
he consideration thereof rri, RED ~ court
pf Probate. To- be- holden =, the hnn-o oi
Fhnmos Z Cnncdon. late cf said town. ~
Thursday. lhc 81 h day of Frbrusry. inst, A.
z o'cucs. u. ". The Probate Clerk Is hcr- =
by requested to cause tbs decree lo be- pub
li.h'G three succ"s.itc weeks ~ The II"rsld
~ tho TImrs, tbn, all persons interested
may appear q, SAID tim, and pace and b.
heard
Tel JonS RrxrroroH, Pros. Gu.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08
w r | ! ! n G A..


.>--JI 7-Js'G
MARTIN :. PAINE respectfully in
w forms The l.adprs and G"n'lrm"p al
New Sort that he has opened school for ~
-tIurilpu ~ plain ard ornamental peutrsn-
ship. at Mr.. Hazards school room, No. 20
Thames street, and sollcn- lhelr patronage.
LESSONS given IN the evening from q 10 s
aud from { Ia 10.
Lessons given in the afternoon.
Also Leeson- given in Drawing and
Writing on enam'ilch cards with a m;etglir
p"nrI II requested.
3-erma-S ior - lessons, paper ink
aud pruS lnclu d.
The l'h 'erm commences Monday even
ing next. No improvement no pay.
Newpor', Feb. &, leIi.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08

The whole number of deaths in Boston du,.
ing tho year 1913, was 2l97-populaion up.
wards ui 100000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08
s.c1tcI'S.


REMAISIho ~ TuE POST OFfIcE, SEwPoRr
r.. l., Feb. lst, 1874,
~ .9dpsrt,std letters are pioced ina separate
bor. Persons applying for them uiu please cell
for "ADyrRTIsEp LETTERS
Andrew Robert S,l'man James
Anderson James Showers >
BnrrIn Cap, ia. Jr Taylor Miss Farny
Barker Mrs Noah T,l,r Fanny
Carpenter Wright a Whitt,u Capt Abraham
Cnmb'ns Peter Wright Nj, Mary e
Cowdrv Thos MIppLtrow
Cornell Eliza J Alien Wm
Edwards George Barker Isaac
Fuller T. l. Barker Peter
Gibbs Capt Geo W. Barker M,~s Sarah
GIipIu John Is Cornell VIM
Green Snfal Peckham Augustus
Gray Slrs Alny Hazard Charles
Hurst James How aud Hiss Ruth G.
Nelly Mary JANtsr"ws.
Kokrr Susan 4 Burdlck Tired Is
Lawion Geo y lIowland John
PAYNE Geo w Watson John L
Potter Rchccca IRIsH.
Russell Charles B0Nd Peter
Srel, Capt Ephram-2 O'Drinu Mary
Sheffield WIN p Riley Mn
lFi-3w. ASHER ROBBINS, Pm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08
PAWNNW
M e D 7 G + N e s .

M Z d I CT N e s,
A NEW supply Of the most popular patent
"A medicines, ant ng which are
SunGs', Browns aud Carpsulers Extract Of
Ssrsapauin.
sands .ail Rheum Remedy
Strrl'waather's llcpalic Elixir.
swans panacca.
Dr.. Jalns's EApeciorant, For Coughs,
4" Aliens Balsam Of Lnor-
wort, colds ss h
4" Ts,icr's Balsam Of Liver
~oH, ma aud pul.
" Mis,,rs raasm of Wild
Cherry, mouaiy a'
Nn. VI. \. Gardrer's Ralsam
Of Lvs'worl. fcc,!ons gen
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
Nndrr,on's Tough Drops, orally.
jnckson's. Sh,rmans and Nistar. Cough
l.okrnges.
p"ise's. Browns and Wild', Cough Candies.
Isy ne, Swaim's X Iahnes,oeh'- Vofmifuse.
W ud.wotth'S. Remington & Coss's Group
syrup
- 80, Muuay's. Dnneford's and Dunbar .
Fluid Nasns.a
Glove Mod, ne DroP., for tho spoedy relief cf
! tooharhe
" right Indian Negetsbs. Whitnoy'sl
Cough. & " hhney sauii bilious, Mosd's, , Pills
Us,en,ou's. Tomato, exc NC,
/ AI.~O-Dr ". g. Wiley. R.pira,or, or
Breath Warming lnsirun NJ. Tor the uSe Of
those persons whose lungs sre pi,,,ed by or
pnsurr lo the air thu object. OF whioh are W
enrh'e ths con.unpive and those predI.po-cd
IT, con umption. Ia take exercise without ,ist ~
tie oprn air. a"d 10 prevent ihs bad .iFrCl. io
lhe lungs. arising from sudden change. in the
ienporaiUre OF tho almo.phere.
Just received Anl for s,lo by
n. n. II a Y a n d,
Ssn OF ihs Gold.n Norar. near ths sta,s
House, Newport, RI. tFsb. I.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08
Turning, Saving, Carriage Max
iDg, &c.

'EfIE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally that be
has recently erected n shop IN Portsmouth,
opposite Much"ll's Mil, whore he IL prcpsr
ed Ia manufacture carriages of every de-.
SctptIon. All kinds Of farming tools made
and repaired at The shortest u"rIcc,
SAMUEL HEATH.
Portsmouth. Feb Z, SIl-6v.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08

Mr. IIoyTs FREscu CLAssEs.-By refer.
ring TO our advertising columns, IT will be no
being formcd The class, we understand, is
not entirely full, and as this will he his last
ciass for gentlemen, we advise those dcsirous
of joining To do SO Immediately.
1t will be noticed, ulso, that two moro pu'
pills will bu received IN his class for instruc-
ton in Double Entry Bookkeeping.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08

MERLIN 81 MOREY have just
~ received another lot at those cheap
linen cambrc hdkis., Lisle Caps, Prints, Sc,
winch are selling nj low prces.
Newport, Feb &, 1911.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08
ao-partiiersl,ip Notice.

n"r>mp this day, under the fra Of
CHiHBERLLY & .UOREY, w,il con.
Tune The Dry Goods buSln"so.a' lbc old. stand
of =. G. ChnmEcrlln, I2t, Thames street.
wher" ihcy viii receive At all times III" new
est aud mos, desirable styles from Boston
aud New York.
sc. AMBERLlN.
=. MOREN.
Newport, Feb. I, lSji
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08

GENFhAL BERTRAND has arrived safely in
France.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08
CHARLES SANDERS.
Enll River. Mnrch l3. 1873.

This is to certify ihs, had fever sores
on my leg tina, had bccu standing : ycsrs,
and a bad hnmor IN my blood. came under
Mrs Winchestcr's care and IN -four weeks
my leg was well.
WILLIAM n MASON
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08
AUCTIONS.
FARM AT AUCTION.

> = TIA N N ~ AOS EA>|A''
."-'
TIE s.bs,i5s, Nitl sell al his .vsidenee,
al Public ,gaeiion. on FELfES-
Day, he 6it day RI March ner!, et
. 10 o'eiock, "A M
g.>xA II valuable firm contsirirs
-sycyx2 100 acres Of good land ;lrasai.-
lis..XjA y situated, with = '"1 -iuSy
s&A dwelling house, harm. ror' b""-.'
and nih-r cut buildings ih"reon. n v,l"ahl.
Young orchard that produces variety oi 40
hest 0l iruit, a well of eycellen' water iot.
family use. and living springs of water. tpr
lhr convenience Of stock. The farm - w"il
divided by good wall and il well s'iH"icd'fot
nowlng. pasture and iillage. Situated ~
the sonth part oi Little Compton. X. l.. "Orut
2 mlcs from The Cumrnons. aud miles ffom
Adamsville. Pa, ment easy nnly email
part Of the money will be rqnped IN ad.
vance, aud The security Of The purcbor.r ii
he accepted for the remainder. for year. Of
dee srable. Also az auction. directly niier
The sale Of the farm, nboul 30 tons at gond
English hny, by The stack ar ton. n viii hist
,ui, purchasers. Cor further ,nf"r'uai,on up
DIV Ia the subsc rb"r nn the p,cinIscs.
PARDOH BROWNELL.
Little Compton, Feb. z. io!i-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08

We learn that Ills Exccllcncy, Gov. FrN-
>ER, has been very III with erysipclas for sew.
eral days-On Saturday his case was con>Id.
cred extremely crltical-but since then the
complaint has assumed less dangerous aspect,
aud confident hopes arc entertained that he
will speedily recover.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08
WILLIAM II. MASON.
Fall RIVER, Feb. Is. 1913.

This is 10 certify that ] cam" under the
care of Mrs. Winchester with bhd hun,or
aud wcnkHrss IN the blood. and had been
unable Ia WORK lor one year; after taking
her mcdIc'ne six weeks ] cnn say um IN
good health.
ELNIRA SHERMAN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08
TO LET,
(.9nd possession giren HE Isl Of april.

(.4nd possession giren HE Isl Of april. }
P-yE The Woolrn Factory IL
- tTA por,-mnuh known ~ tn
G5;iiH Union Factory now occupird
ksscr.9~sy3 by Mr.. ID Bnk"r. Il CONSISTS
ol ne Factory hnldlHg with csrdpg ma
'ulucs eud every nquis,Ie 'ur wruDia'ur0g
W"ulrns, together win a water mill ior
GRINDING gram the whole IS IN good order.
Attached tn the premises Is y doubt" Dwell
lug House with f"ur acrrs nf good Land. wih
q nunbrr of frul trees thereon. l. Is sci.
dom such favorable opportunity occurs Tor
nm industrious man to make good living
For imrther particulars aud terms apply io
JOHN d. NORTHAM.
Newport, Feb. o, 1914.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08
FRENCH Il BOOKKEEPING
Tom,lar1S's WctcI:
Entrance from Pelham Street.

MR. llOYT, announces ne,O Class for
A's foUNG GrNrLEMFN, from 8 10 o'clock
~ IA" evening Apply At once.
LADIES Social CLASSES, waited upon az
lh.ir rendezvous. without extra charge.
Two more pupils wlll be leccycG 10 DOu.
bte Entry Book Keeping.
Feb 4.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08
ELMIRA SHERMAN.
Dnrltnnnlh. Anc. II. ISi2.A

Uaflmonih, Mug. 7, I6I2.N
came under the care of Mrs Winchester
after my physician had gwen NE over ~ u
consumption. Snd for three wcrks They dld
not expect my hi"; ofrr taking her mrd,-
lrinr, WAS soon restored To health and am
able to do my work.
RTIEnt SMITH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-08
TO LET,
TO LET,

<psss1 The lower part "l the house
Issts,1 now occupied hy Thnmss Fo~ =
EIkEN Ter, next moth Of the subScrlJrr'-
trrldpnce III Thames street. PosSssiun
gwen on lhe first oI AprIl hpply Ia
S. 4, NORTHAM.
Feb 8, lSi4.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-29
Late ron OregOIl.

The Naichez Free Trader Of Wednesday,
has some late information direct from Oregon
Il says, Mr.. James Steen, young gem
tleman raised in this place, who little more
than two years ago went out to Oregon, re-
turned on Friday last 10 our city on q visit
20 his relations and friends here, brings us
some interesting news from this land Of pro
mise. He states that the difficulties attend
ing trip 10 Oregon are greatly magni6ed in
the eyes Of many--ihat the road iS generally
good, and that thirty or forty persons can al
ways pass through the countries Of any Of
the Indian tribes on the rouie-that with
the exception Of two or three predatory
bands, they are generally friends and dis
posed 10 barter aud trade with travellers.
lie states that the Oregon Indians are friend
ly and we'll disposed towards Immigrants
from the United States and generally anxi-
Gus for us 10 establish government in the
Territory. The country be represents as
one Of the lovelest that the eye Of man ever
dWelt upon, needing nothing but the hand
Of civilization and the benign influence Of
our equal laws 10 render Il second TO none
on the continent in point Of producliveness
and agricultural prosperity. The country Is
rapidly progressing in population from the
United States a. we'll as from England, from
the latter, however, much more rapidly than
from the former, as the English Immigrants
come 10 BY ship loads, sent out no doubt
through the influence, IL not by the direct
agency Of the British government, IN order 10
strengthen her claim By right Of colonization.
For those who wish 10 be the pioneers ol
civilization and assist 10 making the wilder
ness 20 smile and blossom a. the rose, this
country oilers inducements unaqualled By
any on the Globe. There can be no doubt
that our government will ere long assert
Der right 20 this country and establish Il into
a Territory, when life and property will be
as secure as in any one OF the new States
or Territories now in the Union Dir. Steen,
though not twenty-five years Of age, hos
been quite an adreniuTeT. Ile served IN the
campaign and assisted 10 achieving Texan
Independence when only boy, and two d
three tines since when the country va,
threatened with savage or fofeiRn invasion
he has left bis home and joined her sland
ard; and now be Is found IN the Wilds 81 Ore
gons where be says. b expects % SIGHT fo
her soil il lhe claims Of Britain are ore
pressed ~ far as 70 produce that result
lie wil leave hnre IA abort time 81 his re
turn By way Of 81 Louis, whore rs sxpect
70 Join company that win soi oui rs
Oregon about DE frst 81 May
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-03-29

Locofonoisin rallies under The banner which
an indignant people have once Tarnried IN
the dust. "Martin Van Buren, and the s.
Tresury; the purse and The sword 10 The
hands or the President no credits no paper
nnonsy: no Tariff thirty seven ruiil0ns q
year public expenses. and n5thing % pay;
high salaries 70 Office holders, and lew wages
70 laborers Standing army in time 81 peace ;
negro testimony ia the navy parry servility
before public good in the selection Of public
officers and repeal and reputation Of pubs
lie engagements and public liabilities"