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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12

/ The beautiful Solar Phenomenon which
by The correspondent Of the N. Y. Express
as follows
Bs,Ur'ruL PHEsoMESos-A correspon-
dent at Norwich sends ~ the following sc-
count of phenomenon seen at this place:
Il The cllzens of Norwich were treated with
magnificent display OF The wonders OF ma
ture IN Il phenomenon Of the visible heavens
on Monday, the 9th instant. between the
hours Of o'clock, 4. NJ. aud p. NJ. The
sun Shone in its full splendor during the whole
time. surrounded by circle of about al de
grees IN dlamaler, and an ellipse whose con.
lIIugated axis or shortest diameter in the dlrec
tlon OF north aud south, was equal to that OF
the circle, and Its transverse axis was about
or 10 degrees longer from east to west.
10 addition TO these, there was another larger
circle which passed through the sun, and cut
the former circle and eiIpse about H. degrees
from the vericles of the ellIpse. The large
circle measured about * degrees in diameter,
and this was also cut ley two curves, or the
two branches Of one curve. at the point oppo-
site the sun, or nearly north oflhe sun. THIS
curve consisting Of cusp and evolute verllclc
at the cusp, touched the inner cncle and the
clllpse and its node was in the point Of con.
tact with the large circle; and after passing
through the node, they continued branching
off INTO an expanding curve more md more
lmperfcctIy defined, ill their form disappear
ed. The color Of the inner circle and ellipse
was very similar 10 that Ci rainbow. some
what dull, but that ot the large circle was
nearly white, as also the curve which touched
the inner circle, and crossed the larger circle
IN its node opposite the SUM- To add to the
interest OF the view, the moon was visible
near the sun, and appeared like waning
Icresccnt,and about ~ degrees from the moon
The planet Venus was visible to the naked eye.
The whole continued visible for two hours or
more, and was tor the time the wonder Of our
admlrng citizens At how great an extent
It was visible ] am not aware, but gentle
man who resides about six miles north Of
this place, informs me that he saw it, and
that its appearance was similar to that repre-
sen,ed here. N. SCHoLFIELD.
The same phenomenon was visible in this
city, and was first seen about 10 o'clock
" y. Express.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12
Vermont all Safe.
WEig Governor. Whig Senate, and q Host
of Whg Representatives Elected.

Three Wing Representatives TO Congress chosen
and The eny Loco Representative Defeated
The returns which we received by the last
nights Mail, from the GREEN MoUSrAis
STATE, are such as fully authorize us TO assure
our friends Of the complete success ot the
Wing cause in Vermont The Hon. WILLIAM
SLADE is unquestionably elected Governor, by
very handsome maj jorty-the Wings having
made net gain of over TWO THOUSAND on the
Governors vote OF the last year. In addition
TO the Wing gains which are given below, IT
will be rccolcctcd that Windsor County, the
vote Of which we published entire yesterday
gave a net Wig gain Of zoos votes.
In addition to the gratifying intelligence Of
the election 0f the Wing Governor, we have
To announce that a majority of the Senators
elected are ~ Nhigs-and that tho majority of
Wing members elected to tho House Of Rep.
rcsenlativos is perfectly overwhelming.
/ 1t is, also, satisfactorily asccrtainrd that
FooT Wing, is elected from the first Congress
sIouaI District CoLLAMER, Wing, from the
secondhand MARsu, Wig, from he third --
and, best ofaIl, that DIELINGuAM, the only
loco Foco member ofCongrssS from Vermont,
is defeated, in the only Loco Foco District oi
the Statc--composed of ofWashington Caledonia
Essex, Orleans and lamoillc Counties. Therl
/ ia no election in the fourth District.
The good Wings of Vermont have dome thcir
duty we'll, aud deserve all praise. They are
now prepared TO 90 into the Presidential con.
.tost-aud there cannot be- a rational doubt that
the Vote of tho sound old Green Mountain
State will be given, in November, for the sup
por, Of Wing principles, in the persons 81
CLAY aud fRELiNGiIUNSEN. Honor tc
our Wing brethren of Vermont BoSton .H'aS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12
From : 10 s times cheaper than before
or nothing if The user is not delighted
with II.

/. \ article that every Family must consider indls
~ pe sable when they kuuw Us puwcr ana Nhlu. nr'
winch has heittuurt hgtn sold too htgh to toa,u all
Glasses. has NOW hrpn reduced IN ptice, with a Nu"
that rch poor hah ana low Hud ~ tact eNerl uu
men btiug u,pl rrJIN us comforts Eud all who ltl 2
shall have uir price rcthlned to them " ih'N bt u'i
hrnghjtd with IT. We assert without the rt.sf
bhb at contradictions that all burrs aud schds oy,rs
lNrrnl sore "id go fresh, Hud ell eN,thal l"iis n
uClp- thtlrr where ss " he reduced To rUbiut ht
~ Iu i've muutts-sHvug lite, limb, Sr scHr No burn
can be aihI II tIs II applied uuits= the vIias urr
struy ed bl the hccNhnt VI f. ttu> uHRrH 4" HItt-
nuce, W - effects. Enquire tr "tounrrs h"l .rH.
Pain Extractor snlve," at tomsiock COB, ~ I orD'
luudt Stlrot New iotk furc 25 crnts, ur tour uu,
ns much iur JJ cvn's. tni Hrnt ten times 49, much i" '
Dollsr.
w., assure ga lie rrspoLG.JL,uS ol orr rlntr..
t,rs, shat - nrht> fr human .hiictmg "du,r. H'
least iu part, .oiciiaiinn Ht ie u,,
should be made ~ ANY 'h,'lt"n hh"'d hrI"" W.
hhh ~ not imprudeni ~ TOO much I" say lh"l u"'h
utc ~ ur ~ any degree 80 chscunl has ever hreu t.
cove. cu .u Medicine
you wi please observe it Ia no "soycreirp len.d,
ur Rl cUuU iiuis, ~ hut unN intended er tal Dr
pi,Httnu npH Vul ,uIt the following '-Fatu- S,au.
is..i pa., ,t. .p.ir. ,h.G. u, kaI... chaps. ut O..
bluitG. tlHu, ulrcG -Urums eD -prlUs, rttts. cut.
hruia,- crr Hud tooth ache, mumps, sore thtubt
fr.uun is, Vhua..s, plrs, tuRworn. s'it Nhu'u. tHf
l,rs t,n rrhurclc, 'rnp.,"n ~'re otts aui nds web
,sut, sore up,. pune. h'le- aud warts ~sor pn
pam. hHch Hud sidc, tender t,tt. Do nHmuHtur fIru
urtt-m. Iic DulotcnN, ngnt ~ icc aud hfra-t t.'.
sutr old hum scns, prickh hsHi unameI shu, hutt.
hrJast. uIptI.s. ruuLu hands, hti-ttcu HuflUs
,.-luP inr hlsicrs. whr swtiugs, cold w Nnu"r
I .ot, ,urns, general suro., small puN nlRihs
Though Ne have named numerous affections. eNrrn.
hh- taught ~ that the, nfe nUt tee may " N'
be utrvssarN kuuw that tlr rtl,u called toFNbtn
BE- the oni, orr rHn rrt1irutHl iui aust ,iIl.'H
ngau4 zprt fr s'.uns .isi haze frasnn hrlrvr
~ 49, use bot rf1rous. We VIII prcsut ~ u" The ''r
who Ir,a actual utri ui ~, aud wum Nrp nit' srrf
nru Remember II is CuNNEl's Magical PAIN vs..
tfHtfyr
\ ~ country merchants are rt1urf'td 90 iHAe o. iH
their tdwus commission, ~ tht Erenic.i bless -"
mankind that bs- hren discnvrr'd 10 .rf'li'ne ihh
- stfoHs iRrguHre. tui you HHy brnthd ts powr'
will mib Justify o. 'all up Rll tar Nrrirs i'f phn
phi.t gan. 80 all and very inier-nng. an tfr nnr
u oi nU the tiorg,tp.u tu New Nwt
CAUTION. Ne sure hnd gst tunt'fs NJ r""t'l
gs aud WORTHLESS sppsaf under other nHfn'- f'r 'Ti
] u - difsci tt"m Iomst"'k 90 ~ nf'sf t"nth VI
SOLD nv n ! TAYLOR Nrwpof' snd su The bius
.,.,. ,v tbs s,si. sept. s-sN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12

Il RuwDYIsM OF THE NEW loRX DoRRIrEs.-
The New York Express after giving an account
of the rowdv conduct of tho delegation Of
Dorrilcs, on their passage from that City TO
Providence, thus speaks of their conduct at
Providence aud on their return.
"Tho Norwich left Pro, dcnce nj aSout
half past four o'clock, "Wednesday afternoon.
The same rowdyism that Characterised her
passage up bcgaG to.shuw itself, aud the cap.
tain of the boat gave notice, that unless it was
stopped he would put Into Stonington, and
leave the whole rariy. i'c also prohibited
the safe of any more ardent spirit. These two
measures had the effect of krcpIng the peace
The Now York portion of the mob proposed
(while IN pro,idrnceO to go down to the
prison aud cheer Eorr, but they were dissuadcd
from doing SO by the provldeuce Committee.
The ,a,l was guarded bv n company of sol.
dicrs ali day. They bad four prccs of aril-
lcrv. Tho Other troops were summoned u,.t
at o'clnck l. A. ard were 10 assemble after
tho boat left The few lha, were then on ser.
vice were considered sufficient up 60 ,hai time
one of the company IN the boat describes
their conduct rs outrageous throughout --
Drunkenness prevailed to such M extent ~ to
render the cpbln a perfectly disgusting s,nr
Somc %! the patty set To, I'VE are told,) aud
amused themselves by cutting up largo mum.
Der of mattiassp-
About hlty lualcrs during some part Of the
dnv, went down '1 the virruiiy ct the state
PRISON aud rhrercd for Dorf, Lui returned i'm.
modlllrly after 10 ,hc meeting
tiiko Walsh returned Ci- ho wen) ~ thr
boat It's conduct Throughout was uncNrep
lionahl". Many of the gang behaved 80 hddi,
IN going up, That they disgustcd many others
who dad not aud would not return ~ the boa
with them.
With the exception or ihc New Workers
thcto did not appear to hc any disposition t.
commit violence, hut one Of the company ~
forms us that there was no doubt that suri
were th" intentions of thls portion oi The mob
The better advice of tho Rhode Island Com
miitse, who know what The result would be
B Uents 10 have prevailed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12
fst i,sc:!y Cor DcaGiaess.

ssOW many persons are suffering from
IN lhiS complaint, who, by the use of DR..
McNnu'S Acoustic o., might Obtain rmtuc
da,o rehcf, mud IN all prohabliry regain their
hearing Il Is also n sure relIet ~ all case, ,
Of buzZlnC noises ~ the cars. &c winch
ire bot symptoms ot approaching deafness.
let the aiii .rIpd make a trial of this article.
Sold only NJ - Couulandt street. Pnce : |
per ! ek. For sale 10 Newport by
u. TAYLOR.
Sept. :.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12

DEATH or rue FAT GiRL The Lowell
Advertiser says that Jane Vauvalkenbnrgh.
the coIored girl, who has been IN that city on
exhibition for a few days died at her lodging
on Merrimsck street last Wednesday even
ing. She was indlsposed hut a short time,
and we are not informed of the nature of her
disease. She was native of Nassau, N. Y,
II years Of age, and weighed It is sad, five
hundred pounds She was unquestlnnaby
the most remarkable instance of obesity on
record. Her remains have been carried to
her friends
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12
From the New Bedford Bulletin


In this town, Wednesday the ith inst bv The Rev
Mr. Hatfield, Mr.. James H. Read 10 Miss Lyda Casey
both at Tins town.
Ia Middetown, on Tuesday afternoon Inst, by the
Rev. Mr. TaS lor, Mr.. David Is Chase, Miss Sarah
Peckham, daughter ofthe late Timothy Psckhan Esq.
all OF MtudletuNI.
Ia Little Compton Mr. Albert -. Corey, 10 Miss
Elizabeth NJ, daughter of Col Nathaniel IUnpklGs,
all OF tnat place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12

o. The following is lrnc and correct
statement Of The count made OF The Dorrte
Procession as il passed the street opposite the
First Baptist Church, viz
In Hacks, Carriages, aud other Vehicles 307
On Horseback ~
Foot 2iJJ
There was added TO the procession az
it passed the State Iiouse, Ladies 4sO
| Total 332I
! Full one hnd Of the procession was CON.
posed of boys, including 26 babies Prori
dence Transcript.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12

A : the Town Counc,l hayo ho,a informed. u.
"a there have hcUu some rcc"ut violations
Of The act or ~, G,urrgi Assrujhl, passed Jan
nary 1850, rotating 80 the burial Of dead lu Tie
town ol Newport, they hnV" ordered tie aol To-
be- published thai an persons may govern them
selves according thctrto :--
An A~t iclatng to the hur,ing the deed, ln
to, town ut Newport.
ms c,aetcd By hr Gsrerai .5ssemby a. fol.
lars
Ifanv undertaken. sexton, rr ANY other per.
son fhfl bury ANY drod person within the
Iitnl,s ~ the town OF Newport, ~ grave loss
than four feet drop, such undertaken, sexton ~
other person ~ offending, shall, on cou'tc""n
before ANY one ~ more Justice of the Peace IN
said town. pay as ine, a sum not exceeding
twenty dollars, nj the discretion of said jus
tices, to DO recovered by action Of debt to tho
use uf sad town.
Ry order or Council, Newport, Sept 2, lsif
n u. ROWLAND, Council Clsik,
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Ian ID! LAND
FOR SALE.

Z ROUT eleven acres. WITH the buildings
~ thereon, situated al gterncnd. IL ulilrs
rom The STATE liouse, aud adjoining the
arm OF he ale WIN. James Tlilpv, f. q
md extending 10 Easron's pond ; II Is dv 70
led INTO cunVcnITnt lots and Is not surpa ssc Il
fertility and beauty Of location, for rest
.Ience, by my other IN The town. For terms
which will h' accommodating 10 The purcha-
ser, rnqnu" at
RICHARD g. GEO. &. SHAW.
Newport, Aug. ~, lsIl-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12
ID z "A T. II S .

In This town, sunday last. Mr.. Giles Bnrney, aged
80 Nenrsan industrious ana encrpri~iug citizen. In
the various relations OF lite brother, husband,
mther aud friend, he was ahul uItctionaie and kind.
Earth to earth, aud dGs TO dust tho solemn Priest
hath sad,
So place the turf above thee aud seal thy
bed
But thy spirit brother away 10 be n glorious
guest,
where the wicked rom roub'n. and ,he weary
nre at rest Cow.
In this town on sunday evening, of npoplrNy, Mr..
jeremiah Grcenman IN The 18Th year 81 his nge.
In this town on Tuesday last Mrs. Rhoda Ann Pea
body, widow OF the late Jueb Peabody Jr. III her 45th
year.
On Friday morning, Of cGnsrmp:ior, Mr.. James u
Cahoonc, of The late Capt VIM II. tahoJne, aged
81 wears.
In This town, Yesterday morning. suddenly Mrs.
nrah Lahd, widow OF John G. Lrdd Merchant OF AleN.
audrq, D. e.. sgrd 65 wears.
Iu lIvcrlon. on the 9Th nit. Miss Hannah thnse
eldest dnughter oi AdOnram Brown, Esq. IN the IAN
wear ul her age,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12
Depression Of Spirits.

| Al certain seasons Of the year, and partc.
nlarly M the spring, many persons are sub
IJect 20 depression OF the spirits accOmpa.
MED by OcbIllia'ed stomach, loss of appe
| iite. nervous irritation, general Iangour, and
= variety OF symptoms, which IT Is Impossible
to describe. The only way to remove this
disease. IS TO strengthen the stomach by the
use of proper tonic remedies, to brace up
the muscles, secure an appetite for food aud
alley nervous irritation. and by putting the
body IN a high state Of health, To produce
ease and strength of mind. To do this,
nothlngls more effective than the Sarsapnrii
Ia and Wild Cherry Buffers. They are con
hdentIy recommended as the best Spring
Medicine ever offered TO the public. One
trial OF their virtue will be sufficient To con.
vince oil OF their invaluable properties ; and
those who have once use them will never re
sort to any Other remedy for this painful DIS
. ease, destructive as 1t is, to all happiness and
usefulness in life.
/ The following ~ one among the many tes.
tlmonals Of the efficacy OF Tins medicine.
From the New Bedford Bulletin
"A Good .Nedicine.--l is not our custom 10
puff Patent Medicines, unless we know them
to br really excellent. Having knowirdge
of DIR. " ood's SarsapnrIlla. and Wld Cher
ry Buffers, aud having several friends who
have bcen benefited by their use, we do not
hesyate to recommend them to the public.
Both SarsaparlIla and Wild Cherry, are ar.
tces OF established reputation in Tie mcdl-
cal world, Gud tins preparalan Is made with
grea' care. and appears to combine all W"
medIca qnall',es OF both N on unusual man.
ner. Any one suffering from diseases oi the
blood, or from indigestion would do wei, to
give these Bitters n trial.
Il J. TAYLOR, Agent.
\ Newport, Sept. 5-2w,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12

John Ross. the Cherokee Chief, was married
last week, at Philadelphia, to a Miss Stapler,
Of Wilmington, Del. lie is about 81 years OF
age, sho u, handsome and accomplished, and
belongs to highly respectable Quaker family
lie is said to be immensely rich. We don't
believe such matches are wise or commenda-
ble
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12

The late Mr.. Upshur, in his will, which
was made some time before his death, set free
one Of his slaves, David Rch,) and in addi-
ton to one hundred dollars, gave him the
strongest possible recommendation the con.
cludlng par, Of which was-'I know no man
who has fewer faults or more excellencies than
II he"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12
AUCTIONS.
Adjourned Sale.
Valuable Estates at Auction

HuGsuANT 10 authority legally granted by
ihe Hon. Court of Probate for the town
oi Newport, there viii be sold NJ Public
Aurrlon on he premises, on Saturday ney'.
he l4ih inst. at II O'Clock. A. NJ, oil he
nghi. title and interest which William Tor.
ner, lat" of said Ncwpor, physician dec :
had ~ The time Of h.s death. IN and to The
following estates, situated IN Newport afore-
said, via a 10, Of land with the large, well
b"ilt and e"mnod'ons dwelling house snd
other buildings thereon Standing, bounded
raslerly on Thnmes street noriherIy on a
pas-age way westerly on The Cove and
so"ih"rly on the Cove and a valuable lot Of
land fronting on Tanner street, containing
between one and two ncrss.
HETTE +. TURNER. Erlx.
by HENRY Y. CRANSTON,
her Attorney.
Newport, Sept. 10, 1914.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12

iCy@ The Wings throughout the Onion are
invited to attend tho great Wing Mass meeting
on Boston Common next Thursday, The l0th.
win nobody 90 from Newport
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12
LA. POLKA!

az danced by Mons. Gabriel De Korponay
wnh The original music also the Wa,iz,
QmdrIilcs. Gallupndes, &c.
Terms So for - lessons.
Those wishing to avail themselves of this
opportunity vii please attend al the above
time or hhuG ~ their names. IN order 10 ns.
certain II a sufficient number can be obtained
10 form class Sept. r.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12

CoNcrRTs a. ARMoRY lALL.--The "Sicycr.
mark famlv," u celebrated German company
of vocal and instrumental performers, are Civ
ing Concerts at Armory Hall. See advertise.
ment and hgndbills.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12

The cars on the Long Island Rallroad are
fitted mp with private apartments, so that a
man, # he chooses can travel mcog, by hirng
one all for himself.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12

DeaM Of II 4. s. Scnator.--Ilon. Vim. S.
Fnlton,of Arkansas, died at his residence near
Little Rock on the 18th ult
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12
For Electors CT President and Vice President
BENJAMIN WEAVER,
STEPHEN STEERE,
WILLIAM ANTHONY,
NATHAN T.. DIXON.

SPEECH OF Mr.. WEBsTER.-Our rea-
ders will find in to-day's paper, the
whole of Mr. Wcbstcr's unanswerable
speech at the great Wing Mass meeting
at Albany. Any apology for excluding
o'Eer matter to make room for it, we
deem altogether unnecessary, as all who
read it cannot fail to profit by its perusal.
The arguments Of Locoiocoism, fall
harmless to the ground before such IL
speech as this.
a coroners inquest was held by d. c. Den.
ham Esq on Saturday morning last, over the
body Of an Irish woman, named Mary Foy,
wife ofJohn Foy, an IrIshman She was found
dead in bed at her abiding place on The Long
wharf with such marks Of violence upon her
as to cause suspicion to rest upon her husband
"a man addicted to habits Of ntompcrance, Of
bring the cause of her death. She did no.
appear to be wounded in any vital part--ex-
ternalIy or iniornally-(a post uor,cm oxami-
nation having been madc,) and the Jury wore
only able to find verdict, that she came to
her death by riOience, but in what manner and
by whom it was produced they were unable to
determine. I'he Gesh on one of bcr arms was
considerably Iacorated and some slight bruises
were found upon her neck and arms Foy was
examined before the Court ofJusticcs on Tues.
day, and is still held for further examination on
Friday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12
NOTICE..

'EIlE Co-par'nefship heretofore existing
under the firm OF CuAMBrRLiN ~ hlo.
Rhy is lhls day dissolved by mutual consent
S &. CHAMBERLAIN.
PHILEMON MOREY.
Newport, Sept. >, le44.
The subscriber would respectfully give no-
,cc To his friends aud customers generally,
thal he still continues the Dry Goods husl-
uess at the old stand of ChamberIm & Morcy
| l2i Thames street where he intends keep
iug n general supply OF dry goods as the
market demands.
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Ies.s Providence every
----------- .--.------ ---.--


The lol1s will accommodate military, FIRE
and all other sucicticS. on reasonable terms.
and also tomiles makug an "Nrurson Go
Newport. Al chldren undcr q years. Va
company with thclr parents. without charge !;
over q and under H. years, % cents.
Freight taken At very reduced rates.
y. H. All persons are forbid trusting any
one on account of the above boat ~ owners.
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a. u, stPI
II 3doertiSfdiettt
b0x Persons aPpiW'
! for "ADynKrisID l.
Andrew MERIT
\ Andrews John
Barton J RlIra
Ball II kealIng 5.
benjamin B. IL. 4
Boan Horace
Bcckwith Lieut. l. &
BnswGrth James
Brown John sen.
Brooks n T.
Brailsiurd Wm
Briggs Bowen
Biakr ~ Bullock
Bort Arthur A
Burdlck WIN or \ dui
Burdiek Mary L
Cariru Fllns J
Chotard klch d ID II
Churlllcr DR.
ClIutuu & \
Cleveland Prof G ID
Coc Martin
Corrlston WIN
! CogeeshaIl Jas Of \
Bedford
"laArn Lydia
Cas- Miss Isabella
Davidson john
Dawes Joseph
Druclly Wm
Dcuule Jas. Jr
Drkay DIR ia > r
Dennis Capt Edw d :
ppwsen George
Duthy Monsieur
Edgar uauiej VI
Fleetwood Charles
French Mrs James VI
FulmoIe M, e. )
Gpuraud rau>.l
Gr,.wo'd Rufus
Green Mrs Cofnolia
Harris Joseph l.
Ilo'rpan ! Iloodore
liorWllz ID, Jonas
Hoyt Sandlnrd "
liophjns Daniel
Hopkn. Sessions
Ilutchisou Il
liugcr Capt Benz.
Harris Mr. VI m \
Handy Ms.
Hart Mrs T. II
Jay John T.
JAY Peter \
Jack Charles J
Ilrvi, Mrs Mary
Jarvis Miss \ /
Ncrsllaw Jnl,a
kriso Diana
IS5.-3w. ASH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12

The Wings ofthe Ith Penn. district, Philad.
county, have nominated Thomas w DuilieId
for Congress-,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12
TAXES FOR ESA4.

,i'IIE subscriber. Collector of town ragcs,
hereby gives notice tha, hc has received
from the Town Treasurer tho Tax Books iur
.isIl. and requests all p"rsoG- suhl"ci ,o tax
alton ~ call at hIs office. No 90. Thames
street. 3 doors north Of the Ferry wharf, aud
settle.
J. GOODsPEED, foii,cior.
Newport Sept. 5, ieii.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12
Redwood Library .

THE proprieiors of the Red,oood LiJra,7
are hereby notified that their Annun
Meeting will be holden AT The Library, nr
"Wednesday, the 25'h inst, at 3 O'Clock, p. m
\ general and punclnaI Attendance is re-
qu"sicd, as the expedency of increasing the
lumber Of shares will be acted on.
u. j. TAYLOR, Secretary.
Newport, Sept l2, l84i.