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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
SaNapariIla and Wild Cherry Billcrs.

The Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bit,ers
are now acknowledged by all who have gave
them trial to be one of the best preparations
now IN Use. As a Family Medicine il is in
valuable, it Is pleasant to the taste which
makes it an easy medicine 10 administer to
children, and is fast taking the place of those
nauseatlng remedies which have teeh SO
long in use. a. ''.' - Is '''
For Dyspepoia, Headache, Indigestion,
llumors, PAIN in the back and side, they
have been used with great success. The
following is one among muny testimonials Of
the efficacy of this medicine IN posness!on Of
tie proprietor.
Sandwich, Sep,.A, 1874.
Dear Si--This is to certify that my dGuga-
ter has been troubled with Dyspepsia for Il
numhe. of years, attended with almost con.
slant headache aud other distressing synlp.
toms which accompany this disease. She
visited Boston to avail herself of the advice
Of The Justly celebrated physicians of that
city all TO no purpose. BY The solicitation
of friend, | was indGced 10 Purchase bot
tie Of DR.. Hoods Sarsaparlla and Wild Cher
ry Btlers. Before taking one bottle she
was relieved of the headache aud after tax
ing two or three bottles tic other symptoms
entirely disappeared. "
Yours, i. b. GIBBS.
RI. TAYLOR, Agent
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19

Mr.. CLAY AND TIE kENTUcKY
ELEcroRs.-The Lexington Observer
contains the address of the Kentucky
Electors to Henry CLAY, and his clio
quent reply to them, on the occasion OF
their visit to Ashland, after the perform
ance Of their official duties. We regret
that we did not receive it in time for this
number OF our paper. In conclusion, he
heartily thanked them for their friendly
wishes for his happiness in his retirement
henceforward, where he hopes to enjoy
peace and tranquility, seeking faithfully
to perform, in tho walks Of private life,
whatever duties may yet apper,ain 10
him--S never ceasing,w whilst life remains,
to look with lively interest and deep
solicitude, upon tie movement aUd opera
tlon OF our free system Of Government,
and to hope that, under the smiles of an
all-wise Providence, the Republic may
be ever ust, honorable, prosperous and
great.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
s''iution of the United States, wh;cj
vests this mower i'm the court

stitution of the United States, which
vests this power in the court.
Sccond-l'he 25.h section of the iu-
dietary act of 1889, which prescribes
the mode Of its exercise by wri, Of cr-
ror.
Also, That the writ Of habeas corpus
is writ Of right, the privilege ofwhich,
under the Constitution of the United
States cannot be suspended, but in the
two contingencies mentioned ia the Sec
ond clause Of the 9th section Of article
lst. That tho necessity for the writ OF
habeas corpus in this case, arises, be-
cause the Supreme Court Of the State
Of Rhode Island and the inspectors OF
the State Prison at Providence, have
thrown impediments in the way of the
exercise of the constitutional right OF
Governor Dorr to have his defence cx-
amined At that tribunal. whose province
it is to construe the Constitution and
laws Of the Union
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
0 q z nq S .

Remarkable Longevity. Joshua High
tower, of Marcngo county, Alabama, died in
August last-having attained the rcmarkabl,
age of oae hundred aad i,Veniy sir gears
lie was soldier in the revolutionary war
was at Braddock's defeat and received 4
wound in that battle. His age can be es
tabished by an authentic family record.
A slight shock Of an earthquake was fell
on Wednesday morning about 4 o'clock il
this city and vicinity, accompanied by the
usual rumbing noise. The motion came
from the southwest, and moved northeast. -
Portland Ne. .4rgus.
A severe shock Of an earthquake was fell
at Knoxville and Athens, Tennessee, on The
Goth ult
Mr.. J. B. Cough, temperance lecturer
has travelled, since May, ls43, Il,9I6 miles
delivered 563 regular lectures, spoken in l6s
different towns, and obtained 26930 names
to the pledge. Is not this doing ,oork in the
noble cause Of temperance
A sharp knife and slandercr are hnrmless
when they cse shut up.
! The ABOLITIoNTsT "head quarters" in
Bangor, Maine, was recently ILLU.HLV.4.
TED in HONOR OF The glorious news re-
ccived that day ia favor of POLK and Dali.
Las. Consistency. thou art ajewc
Advertising greases the wheels Of bust
neos. Bears oil uint no touch to it.
n Great Rope.-A rope has just been com.
plcted at the establishment Of Mr. George ]
Weaver, for the Inclined Plane on the ives
tern side of the Schuylkill. Il is six thou.
sand feet long and nine end half inches in
circumference. 1t is made Of the best ma
terals, without splicing, uniform in thickness
and weighs about ten tons Charleston Con-.
rier.
The marvellous land slip at Lebanon N
H., which has given 50 much gusto 10 the
newspapers for some time past, was no land
slip at all, but mere idpsas pennG on the
part of the original chronicler of the disas
tor-simpIy u Roorback, or in other words
fasehood no euch catastrophe having oc
CURED on the premises.
The editor Of an Albany paper, speaking
of the weather snys:-''rhe air was us brac
ing as pair OF corsc,s.'
The ladies' ct Boston orc beginning to play
at ten pins.
MIR. Quincy has declined running again fo
Mayor Of Boston, and Thomas Wotmorc ha
been nominated by the Wing Convention.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19

READING RooM We have the prom
!se oil quite a respectable list of isubscri-
bers to our Room, though, we regrer to
state, not a sufficient number have as
yet come forward to make it an object
TO open tive shall. however, open
it with what papers we have, on Christ
mas afternoon, and hope those who wish
TO encourage its continuance, will, be-
tween that and Now-Year's signify it in
a more tangible shape, as we shall then
conclude to continue the Room, or to
give it up for want ofsuilicient support
merely to pay the actual expenses.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19

Run dozen ,cith .applicants.- The To-
Gusts Of Egypt wero not more numor-
Gus than the Office seekers now around
and on their way to MIR. Folks resi-
dcnce, The President elect, it is said
has been compelled to abandon his coun.
try residence, and take apartments in q
hotel in Nashville, IN consequence oi
the great rush. Tho ofiicc-seekcrs in
Nashville on Tuesday, from all parts o.
:he Union, numbered over six hundred
All waiting to see the President.'-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
The Writ Of Error-POinls of Dr.. TreadWel

The following are the points upon
which Mr.. Treadwcl! grounds his mo-
ton in Mr. DORIS case, before the Su-
prcmc Court at Washington.
| First-That said Thomas w. Dorr
was indicted for treason against the State
| Of Rhode Island aforesaid, at Newport,
at the term Of the Supreme Court OF
Rhode Island, holden on the fourth
! Monday OF August, 1912, and tried in
pursuance Of said Indictment, and a
verdict of guilty having been rendered
by the jury in The case, was, on the Goth
day Of June, lS4l, sentenced to 'bc
Imprisoned in the States Prison at Prov
|. idence, III the county Of Providence, for
the term Of his natural life, and there
kept at hard labor in separate coniine-
ment."
/ Sccond-That suspension Of the
sentence for one day was allowed by
tho Supreme Court of Rhode Island,
for the purpose Of preparing bill OF cx-
ceptions "with view to suing out IA
wit of error to the Supreme Court Of
the United States" and bill Of cxccp-
tons was then prepared.
\ Third-Thal tie Court refused to sus-
pend the execution of the sentence, and
TO await the decision of the case by the
Supreme Court of the United States
upon writ Of error, although notified
that tho Imprisonment of the defendant
wou Id disable him from prosecuting this
defence
Four,h-That the Inspectors Of the
States Prison utterly refused to let said
1 Thomas w. Dorr sign or sue petition
| for writ of error as aforesaid.
| Fiiih-That The Governor Of tic State
of Rhode Island refuses, and, as he al
lcges, for want Of power, to let said
| Dorr ign or see such petition.
II Sixth-That sundry citizens of ifoy,-
| dcnco aforesaid have signed II petition
| to this honorable Court for writ OF or.
| ror, or for Il writ of habeas corpus
which petition is now presented witt
this motion.
| The points relied upon for reyisal oI
! this sentence were over-rulcd by the
I Supreme Court Of Rhode Island, and
4 are
Il First-That tho act of the State oI
! Rhode Island for delining and Furnishing
! treason is rcpugnant to the Constitution
! and laws Of the United States, and tha,
! the crime Of treason cannot be commit
IItcd against separate state, but against
! the United States, aud Alr. L. cites
/ BGrEo's rcpcri page 1856, to sustain
/ this po'ut.
u sccond-Iha, Mr.. Dorr was Cover
nor of the State, duly elected, under th,
peoples constitutional republican con.
| slilution aud form of government, whicl
] facts will be presented.
N Third THAT the whole record show.
/ that if Governor Dorr levied war at al
! i; was agaius, tho United States, anC
cannot bo required Of by any Stat,
! Court.
The authorities relied upon rs giving
jurisdiction in this case To the Suprcm,
Court Of the United States, were quote,
/ by MIR. Il. as follows
\ First The third article of the Con
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
Triumph over EsiscasG.

Those who vuue life and wish to preserve
their health should use the D.i.NUEIIO.N
f, .l.ND TOlk1TC P.LElCE.i, for i STANDS
nnrlDalfed for the permanent cure of all those
diseases arising iIorl impurities Of the blood,
! such as salt rheum, scroiula, kings evil piles,
scurvy, scald head, bloiches, pmplcv ol tie
face and body also, for liver complaints.
co5tlveness, ulcers and all cruptions Of the
skin, and is certain cure for indlges-
ton or dyspepsia, loss Of appetite, heart
burn, ialntness, drowslncss. dlmncss of sight
pains In the side, back, limbs aud ,oints.
Extract from tic Phil, Oracle Of Health
! 1t says "rhc Dandelion and Tomato com
bincd with the SarsaparIlla makes more cl.
| IicaciOus preparation than tne Sarsapatlla
alone, and that RANSOM & STEVE -
\ panacen, which is composed of those lngrc-
dlcnts is found superior to any other prepara-
\ ton Of Sarsaparin, aud is preferred to all
other by those who have iourd occasion for
ITS use. Give it Il trial, aud DC convinced
It Is not only the best article but ii Is put up
\ in the largest bottle and is therefore the
cheapest az well as ihc Most rl6caciou
/ remedy foi all those diseases 70. which It Is
/. recommended ~
II "REMtMBLR' To always AK for the Dan
GeIlon IanaCch, receive no ot1cf, as lhtr'
/ are articles offered for sale pUrporiing Ia
/. have the same virtues as The p0nacca, when
II - 10 more like IL, than so much cold water.
Boy It, aud by 1t oaly of lhc proprietor. Ran
som a Stevens, at their Druggist store 2Ij
l Washington street, Boston, or of their on'y y
authorised Agents.
i For sale ia Newport hy
X L. iIhI\RD,l ,..,-,
II x. J. TAYLOR, \ "'s ''''
n hIso IN Fall River by
lINLE REMINGTON.
Newport, Sept. -, loll-lm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
Committees in Congress

In the Senate, tho lion. James +. Sim
mons is the Chairman Of the Committees OF
Manufactures and on Printing and a member
Of the Committee OIL the Post Office nnt
Post Roads. The lion. John Brown Franci;
is the chalrmaD Of the committee on en-
crossed Bills and 10 a member of the Com
mltces on Revolutionary Claims and on The
Territories.
In the llousc, the Hon Elisha L. Potter il
member Of the Committee on private lant
claims. The Hon. Henry Y. Cranston is
member of the Committee on Manufactures
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
ID = a 4 II s =.

In this town, on Saturday last Charles Bow.
ilu, son Of Eowien and Elizabeth Briggs,
aged months . DAYS.
! In this town, Oh SATURDAY evening llzi, Mrs
Henrietta Scott, widow Of the late MIR. William
Scott, revolutionary pcnsiOn.r, in tho 10Th
year of her age.
Ia Littl. Compton, nth inst, Mr.. TEon ac
! White, aged aboui 30 years, II Revolutionary
7. ponsiouer.
At Wexford on the %, Mr.. Henry ], Cong.
don, keeper ul The Washington Hotel IN that
place, aged C2 years.
AT Swanzey, (Alass.) on tho ;lh INST, h|r
Joseph Coe, in The Goth ear ofhls ago, oldest
son of the iglo Capt BoaIauIn Coc, OF Little
Compton
at Brooklyn, n, Y on Tuesday, thu 10th
( .i. Mrs Lucia Bailey, wife of John 6. Bailey,
Esq and daughter Of Josiah c. Shaw, Esq of
this town. agc+ al years lho dea.h orthis
swce: woman has added another to the many
unseen cords, which already attracted our
hearts up out of this world toward the world
of spirits. Such events not only reconcile u,
to death, but impart to ii a certain beauty
Bitter tears has this bereavement brought to
many cSes-a sore sense Ofluss las .i left in
wide circle of hearts. Bat she has gained
and we have gained, too, moro than cCnSCla-
ton a sister, a " tc and daughter - lost
--bu, saint, IN angel j. found. IT is source
Of precious comioft to feel diet sic was ripe
aud ready to 60. There was everything TO
draw back Tic mothers heart with strong
I y.arniug To car,h--but dear sislsr who had
but Iust guI1, as it wote, bsokoucd hor To- thr
unseen land-J,sus bcckonrd her, whose dis.
/ ciplo sho had long confessed herself, not ia
I form only, bat ~ the spltt OF hrr cheerful,
tranquil, kind aud lcaious lr,o. IN him she
sleeps sleeps to earth bat wahrs-it is ouy
entire uust--to rcign. with tho Saviour sho
loved. Sldo by side rest the remains Of these
two gentle sistcrs-"loycly aud pleasant in
their lives, IN dratl, they ate not DIVIDED
Peace hc with ihom, aud may their peace uGd
ihc peace of their aud our Sayivut aud galh.t,
DC upon tho hearts whose wound, have So
soon bccn tom open again, thil the Physician
of soul, Sht pnur INTO 'liow more pruciol,
balm CtNN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19

Views OF MR. ADAMs.-A Washing
ton correspondent Of tho Charleston
Courier gives the following sketch of the
opinion. of John Quincy Adams as TO
what is likely to be the course Of the
coming administration, as developed in
conversation. Ii is interesting and curl
Gus, ifnot absolutely important Nv. Y.
Com. s. Eng.
81 have heard several gentlemen speak
of conversations held with John Quincy
Adams, on the subjec, Of the results OF
the late election. His opinions are OF
interest, at this time, and ho is by no
means reserved in making them known.
IIo says that Texas will bo brought into
tho Union, and that the British Gov
crnment will simply protest against the
act, aud avail herself Of the example to
carry into execution some of her own de-
signs.
"Shc will, he says, tahe possession Of
Cuba, and we capuoi complain oi a,
after takiug Texas. Great Britain, he
says, will guarantee To Span tao same
amount Of revenue that she now receives
from Cuba. As To France, he says that
government eaGnot complain oi the act
for she has taken possession of Algicrs
and Great Britain will allow her To en-
tend her African possessions as far as she
pleascs. Mexico, ho says, will moi
make war upon US, on account OF the an
ncXation.
"As to the taril, he says, il will no'
be essentially modified, during Mr. Polk :
administration. The Government WI
need the whole OF the present revenue
especially after the annexation Of Texas
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
E.S a q Is s a g 25.

In this town, on Sunday evening last, Ly
Elder Lord, Mr.. John Stowell of Grey, Me 10
Mrs. Adelnc Chace of -----NIass
In New York, on Monday OH inst. by the
Rev. DR.. J. L. Smith, Mr. w. II Gilderslee,e
of that city, to Miss Mary Ann T. daughter I.
the late Samuel White, Of this town.
In DanlolsonvIie, (Wesi kilihglO Conn
on Monday, Dec. 10th, by Rev John IIowson
Mr. William J. ttiIor to Miss Lydia NJ, young.
est daughter Of iho lato Mr.. Luther Busaoe
all Of Providence, X. |.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19

Thomeon's Compound Syrup ofTar ap,
Wood Naphtha is the oaiy certain remedy foI
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Influenza
Whooplns Cough. Group, Asthma, BroncLi
lis, Pain in tho Breast, Splitting Blood; Short
ness OF Breath, Weak Lungs, &c. A fail
trial is only required to convince all of ,hC
mequdLed porer this celebrated remedy
Price; 80 cents. For sale by II. J. Taylor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19

kD" Next Wednesday being CHRIST
MAS, and the Wednesday following be-
ing New YEARS, we shall publish oul
paper on those days-alter which, we
shall resume our usual day ofpubic alton
Advertisers Will please not forget the
change, for l,oo weeks only.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19

The correspondent Of the New York
Express states that the friends of Dorr
have engaged REvERDy JOHNSON, Esq,
Of Baltimore, to argue the motion for
DORIS discharge before the U. S. ST.
premc Court.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19

There must be an increase, he thinks, OF
the nnvy and army on tha, account.
"'The nexi Presden'ial contest would
be between MIR. Calhoun and Mr..
Wright. MIR. Calhoun would necessarily, :,
in his opinion, have at least the option of
remaining in the State Department.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
aSHlP NEWS. M
PORT OF NEW ORT.
AIsltlE ED,

FRIDAY, Dec. 10.
schr Atlas ,arker,o Yarmouth I'm Prov Tor w. annis
Red Wing Sleeper, OF tasiine, I'm IholnastOn lar n
York; Gul Hunter, How, of Dennis, IN do los do
IIada,sa, bay, al Portsmouth, In BHngor, ur do Mcr
snith, In Bangor for Norwich ST. CroiN Holt of ant
tor Calais Batavia Burt, at aud im Belfast Tor New
Haven tcnierbuard, Smith, Of SaNtergle I'm Bostol
tor New York William Parsons oi Portland, for Bait
BCtsey Deborah White, o. mud for harmoutliim Prov
Despatch, NlcAersun, oi ana iGr Dennis Despatch
Raynois oi and from \. Kingston, tOr orolk-N am
shoug, lOung OF Proylnceiown I'm Bul',mnre.
Sloop Neptune, at aud Tor n. Nork-Apoi!u, IGwiins
of broohha.en .Sr ,asI Iro.nWcL.
SUNDAY, Dec. Is.
Schr Caroline, Blvcn, OF Fnll River TN Norfolk, in
do-rriu. Gardner oi and TN Norfolk, for Dighlon--
Engineer. Whiting, oi and TN lly Observation-Disclosures
Lewis, of aud tn \. London.
Sluops NigilHnt, lleulA. TN and for Prov-Jaue,
mpheeI, Is ymmeI, Di and I'm -. LONDON, iog y. \ -
Editor, DAYTON, a!Ghd ter Bru"hhaven.
Brig .,t. IiwrrliGs, uand,e oi Waldubnru TN ,oninl
ton. tor Wilmington Majestic, True, OF Huntington
I'm Wilmlngtun ior n, Haven.
schr Princess, Racket, ul aud for OrieDt-Spy, smith
nf Bristol Tor Norfolk United Ra, mond, oi and m do
Iiaddassah, Chace, oi Portsmouth, I'm Bangor Tor \.
Nmcryu, Nash, I'm Prov. ur ..Cfwhi..
70" MONDAY, Dec. i6
schr Carroll, oilhwtuoA,l-Ma oi Clarko, Crosby, o
Boston I'm Havana tor \. Work.
sloops Brunette, Smith, of aud I'm Norwich, ioi
Pro, idence Providence, smith, n Albany, 10! !ro'
Lcnce.
TUESDAY, Dec r.
schr Carroll CrowcIi, I'm Prov Cor Dennis.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. Is.
Brig Orny Tan --, I'm Charleston, ioI rroh
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19

ship St Lawrence, C.aeo, Gu a. New Orleans '!um
Philad 9TH inst.
this port.
Srlr Frank in Greene, Wylie, arr Savannah Sth
! .nsi. 10 du,s rom DuyHnt.
Bug Lisbon, Mes,er, cid It Wilmington, ). L. ,1Il,
tor tuba.
Brig rucah1uta5, GilJrd, cld az lhtiad i6t Tor ia is
port
Arr ul Baltimore llth schr rpall, Gi6h, days I'm
this port
/ The bark iighando,, M.N1crE Us.olo reported IL,
hey N.st /, is expected WIN be condemned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19

The snow storm last week was Sc
we're Oh Long Island, and TIE Railroad
was blocked up, SO that the passengers
who left New York on Thursday did
not arrive at Providence unit! Saturday.
The snow was piled up to u great height
on some parts Of the track.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
DISASTERS. g.

An Eastern schooner, with bricks, hay potatoes
said tu bt bound to New Bedford, ashore Tar
puuln Covon thc storm OF the lih aud biiged Aunt-
or Eastern schr with POTATOES aud deck load of plckr>
also went ashore Hud went to pieces. sCr IcaiIrr ul
?huou, swift, supposed IA ballast, "a. a4Iur- q,
and Iay lycs lost.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
JUVENILE BOOKS;
FOR SALE At
HalnlnondS Book Store.


No sense like common sense, .q!,cc ttsnb
In;
My Uncle, The Cockmakcr-W Work and
Ways Little coin much care, tales by Mary
.iOiciN 4: o.
! The low err garden Second caGscs---CCG-
formlty- Combination, .Aice BeHdtR
Passing Thoug ghts--Wro Of women
Forsaken homc-l.Ittlc heudcrs--Second
causes or up and be- dolng--Lace runners
Siege of Dcrry-.udah's iIon-l IoraI Bog
raphy Personal RecollectlOns, tales by
ChariDHe Ehcabdh;
Peasant and The prncc--Cronon boz tales
by lhUrd .Iartt"sau
Moderation Decision Integrity -EHef-
gy tales by .NrS. Hefahd;
Original poems lor in,ant minds, Jaue IUy.
tor;
Jack the Sailor boy-lhinh oeiole goa
act tales by Mrs Mo1cOod;
Providence. illustrated from the German
Of Schlmd-puss IN Boots, aud the MarqGls
of Caraas, pure translation IRON. TIE origl
nGl German, illustrated with twelve original
dcsigns-the ChlId's Book consisting "i orr.
grnpl articles il prose and poeI!y, BY l.. Ii
S.gGUrHey.
Tired OF housekeeping hv Y, S. .1rihW !;
The little Keepsake. by IhomaS 7eHr;
History of Michael Kemp, the happy far
mcr's lad.
The peep Of Day, o. ser,cs %. the ear
hest Instruction the infant mind Is capable Of
reccVIng
Pcrscvcre ana prosper, or ,hc l'e Of sa-
bic hunter. Dec. ~.
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Notice.


The subject of next Sunday Evening"
Historical Lecture in the Unitarian
Church ,wil! be the relations of France S
England to the Popedom at tho begin
ming olthe 18th Century. Service be-
gins at q O'clock
azztsr
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Dec 1o, 1914
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser n Patrio
Al Market $40 Beef Cattle, 1000 sheep aud 960 Swine
FRicEs-Bcef Catlc--Wc quote extra 5-first qua H.
~ II 80 "a 1j--second quality ~ n 2j-third quail
~ 80 40 ~4-Ore yoke very fine 70.
Shcop-sales i'm | 33 to S2. A few stall fed Wcher,
'325
swne-scvcra lots to pedde, &c for sows aud ic ful
Burrows one lot 81 u iic. Al retail from 3! TO Sc
&a a q ASA 32so.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19

NtOORE'S yiDENCG M MAC
A'A viii bo ISSUED in few days-T'hc fol
lowing embrace It's prIncip ipal contents - a
blank Memoranda for every .ay IN the year
Governments oi the state oi IL. l.. cny Of
Providence, towns of Newport, Warren
Bristol, North providrncc, Smj,hfeld, Cum.
brrIand, aud !al River, Mass Custom
House officers of X. ! and l.. Ms Public
Buildings and Offices ~ Providence Church.
rs and Ministers of Providence aaG Of tie
above towns newspCpc.o, &C banks and
Insurance Offices, w,th names oi officers
packet lines, stage routes, societies aud ill.,
s'ltntions public schools, &c. Also-a
Business Directory of Providence, Newport
Warren, Bristol, Fawtackct. Woonsockc,
and Fail River. A table Of Interest at g PEI
cent calculated for from ~ cent. to .GOJ,Du
for day, week or year.
! Dec. 10.
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Anchor E'OussG.

Al ANCHOR, with cha" attached
Block Island on Tie !.d DAY OF November
last, which The owncr can have 10y proving
property aud pay.ng charges.
THOMAS MOTT
New Shurcham. Dec !, lSii-3A ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
Registry I::x Notice.

.FHyliE subscriber, Collector Of Town and
b Registry Tax, has received the Regis
try Tax Book lrum the Town Clerk, aud -
now ~ rsuIIaess to receive the Taxes. All
persons who wish to await themselves Of ia"
privilege of voting IN 1910, must pay their
AcgIsiry and personal property Tax, :hIs
meath.
J. GOODSPEED, Collector.
Dec. II iSll .......
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
E.aa.it> Gaitcr boots.

lust received from one ol the be-, manu-.
- factories ~ New lolk CITY. - pun ul
Ladies Goucr Boots. - first rate uftcl. lof
sale very low at CORB.INS Cheap cash
Shoe store, % lhnms- street
NOV -