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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-05
STEERS, &c.

Schr Planet HowIand oi and from this port, for IIa-
Shnh win hh assorted cargo, Her Having lost all her
sails, went ashore NJ Fire Island, morn Of cath ult
bhg'd ana VIII be total loss part Of cargo will be
saved III n damaged state.
| The crew arrived here ia the stl lamboat Ncptune
on FRIDAY morning.
schr Triumph, Williams, of aud for this port with
lumber grounded on EIishas Ledge, Gloucester hurho
23d inst keeled over and filled She was got off at
high water, having received bui little damage.
schr Caroline, Hartley, Of aud Tor Portland FIN New
YORK, with Hour and steamboat machinery went ashore
III the God OF the Bay Great Point Nantucket
on Tuesday night, about 10 O'Clock The crew all land.
cd bhnu O'Clock next morning, and went the Light
House. About two hours before the G.. w.aI ashore
sbe ran into schr Addison, Yates, aud Bristol Me
Tor Philaielphia.wh potutues and sunk her ined
y, the crew having barely time on board the
Caroline which had bow stove, anu was anchored IN
the "Cod OF the Bay" when the wind came violently
from the SW. she dragged and her cables were cut nnd
she ran up on th0 shore both crews then landed, eN.
ccpt the pilot OF the Addison Geo w. Yates nn old
man. who was left on board until assistance could be
obtained I'm The shore but II IL supposed he becnt ul-
easy and IN attempting to get shore himself perish
ed His remains were found on The shore next morn
ing.
letter I'm Mnrie dated l2rh inst. reports that brig
Poland. O Newport, before repprIeJ ashore had been
got on, and had commenced loading.
Bark Ninrod, Of Kennebunk Edw G.. Wise, I'm Cura.
Goa Tor ~ Orleans, with salt, Oundered night OF 2g
UT. l2O miles Sc OF Cape Antonio. The took "a
their boats aud tie bark went dawn about hour al
ter The crew took to their boats eight davs aud had
many narrow escapes, but finally reached Slsal, Nov
3, where they received every attention aud sympathy
I'm the inhabitants. Capt. Wise, his first officer aud
three seamen, arrived Al n. York IN schr Ellen Perkins
Toe second officer and four scamen remained = 9Th
inst I" take passage In the Louisa daily expected I'm
York.
vessel OF apparently so TONS bottom up, was pas.
sed 2sd ult lat 81 80, Ion 80 by the Long Wharf, al
Aralachicola I'm New port no doscI lption given.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-05
Winter.

We presume our readers would like
10 know what kind Of winter the coming
one is to be. Considering the question
as asked, we will answer il with all the
precision Of which the case admits
1t was said in the papers, a week or
two since, that we mi ght expect an early
and hard winter, because the bears were
moving Southwark from their usua habi-
taiions. But this may be accounted for
by the fact that heavy SHOWS had already
fallen in the northern parts of the coun-
try and as these storms have been sue
ceeded by mild weather and great rains,
anOlher and contradictory rule applies,
viz IL the first snow disappears entire
y before an additional quantity falls, 50
that the ground is again left bare, ii is d
sign Of an open winter.
1t is said that the French philosopher,
NJ. Arago, has predicted that this winter
will be more severe than any that has
been experienced for several years. -
But then, observation shows, that, when
the season ia cold in Europe, il is very
apt TO be warm in America and vice
versa. So that If his prediction should
prove true with regard TO France, we
may fairly expect to see the reverse in
the United States.
II is an old saying, tha; if the streams
and springs are filled before the winter
sets in, close winter is sure to follow
The streams and springs are fulfilled
already, but whether the correlatve por-
ton of the saying will be fulfilled also,
remains to be proved Another saying
tells ds, that, if the storms that come
first after the equinox clear up with warm
weather, the same result will occur dur
Ing the winter, and mild season will
be the consequence. Our storms, thus
far, have had genial termination, and +,
if true omens, are indicative Of a kindly
Ia view of the whole subjoc, It is safe
to conclude, that we shall have all sorts
Of weather between this and Spring and
It will be the part of wisdom to prepare
for whatever may happen. Worcester
.Egis.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-05

schr Ranger, Rice, I'm this port, arr at PaaI 2Gll
uh.
Schr Alexander, Taylor, I'm this port at Popsaco
18th ut.
Brig Annawan, swasey, arr at Wilmington 2Olh, IN
MatanEas
se.r Franklin, Williams, fln tbs port, arr At Norfolk
Goth.
At Acapulco, Oct. 10. Brsgan2n, Waterman, NB
27O0 bhls 400 sp OIL aud 30 900 lbs bone all well.
Arr ni n. York brig Damascus, Chsce, 50 DIS I'm Rio
via this port, do schr brilliant Mcintyre, ln Whining
on-Snvnnnah, smith, I'm this port.
u. =. b.ia Lawrence, Commander JARVIS, arrived o.
Pensacola llih ult. DAYS m Vera cruz. The Fal
mou,h, Com'r Sands and Vgndaia, Com'r. Chauncey
were getting ready tor seq, at Pensacola.
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NOTICE.

COLLEcToR's OFFICE. CusTnN lIoust,
Newport, November q, lsil.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- at this office, until Wednesday, Dec. lc,
1871, at ~ NJ, Tor Tie supply OF Rallons To
the Petty Officers and Scdmcn Of the United
States Revenue Gutter Jackson, from the lsl
day of January, 1915, to the 3lst day OF De
cembcr, lSl5. The ration for the Revenue
Service Is the same AZ that allowed IN The
Na,aI Service, omIttng the liquor, and con
slsls of ARTICLES enumerated IN tie following
table, 10 wit -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-05

North Carolina Legislature The Senate
OF North Carolina, which is equally dividcd
between Wing and Democratic members
after having spent five days in iruitless bal
otting for President, OIL Friday last maCo
choice of Colonel Garther. u Wing, com
promise having been agreed on by which the
Democrats should have the choice Of clerks
and other officers Of that body.
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d z "A T. II s l..

In this town on Friday morning last, Mrs. Esthe
Anderson, widow OF Mr. Gorton Anderson, aud daugl
Ter OF the lato Mr.. Samuel Young, aged 8? years.
Al jamestown, X. L. the 10Th inst Mr. Joseph Cong
dom ia The C2d year OF his hge. A. he lived he died
respected Tor his Industrious, quiet and upright charuc
ter.
la Providence, on Friday morning. Miss Martha NJ
Westcoit, aged SO years. daughter oi the la,o Capt
SamLel WesicolI,
In Centeryle. h7th uIi. Miss Thankful Trpp, aged n
In Warwick, % inst. Hon. Thomas Holden aged 70
Apanrhicola, on the 18th ut. Col. Latham BabcucL
oi Providence, in The 51th yeas oihis twe.
la New York city, the 2ith nit. Cot. David Gould
aged So years, formerly Of Providence.
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GG a q q 8A & GG.

In this town, on Wednesday evening, Nov. eth. d,
The Rev. Mr. Thuyer, Mr.. Christopher Marble To Mis,
Frances Lewis, all of this town.
In Mnidlctown, 2lsi inst by the Rev. Mr. Tay lor
Mr.. BENJAMIN Brown, Of MiddetOwn, To Miss Eme I'm,
B Coggeshall. OF Portsmouth.
In Llue Compton, ON the 2sth inst. BY the Rev Mr.
Penny, samuel 4. Man, OF Cumberland, to Miss Mar,
Elizabeth. daughter oi Mr.. Jonathan brownel ol IN,
former place.
In Providence, LIST inst by Rev. u. bradford MIR IT,,
S. barker Ia Miss Charity Williams. both OF r.
la Pawiueke,. eth Inst. Mr. Ebenezer Iadd of Prov
dence, To Miss Minery sheldon, OF smihled 2yts, MIR
George 4. fIOnch 10 Mss Beisey O'Brion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-05

PAINFUL DrATH.-A little con Of Mr..
Samuel Buckley, Of Baltimore, met his death
on Sunday by accidentally running a needle
into the chest 36 hours previously. On an
examination after his decease, by Drs.
Cockerel. McCulloch and Dash.eil, about one
third Of the needle was found impscled into
The cartilage OF The rib, having penetrated the
heart
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-05

Court Of Probate, .Nerpori, Dee. g l64l.
ENlIE administrator with the Will annexed
on the estate Of Goyet Hlimes Defies.
late of Newport. caulker, dec presents his
first account on said estate for allowance.
The same is read and received and the
consideration thereof referred 10 Court
Of Probate, to be holden at the Town Hall
in Newport, on the FIRST Monday in Jan
next, at S O'Clock a. M, aud it is ordered that
notice thereof be published three weeks in
the HerGld cr he Times.
L. B. liowLAND, Pro. Cl'k.
Nec 4
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Ladies Gaitcr Boots.

lust received from ono of The b"s, manu-
~ factories ~ New York CITY. - par oI
Ladies Carer Boots q first rate auicIr, Tor
,alc very low at CORB4.NS Cheap Cash
Shoe store, - Thames sli,ol,
Nov q
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-05

Thomson's Compound Syrup ofTar aud
Wood Naphtha Is the only certain remedy for
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Influenza.
WhoopIng Cough. Group, Asthma, Bronchl.
It's, Pam IN tho Breast, Splitting Blood; Short.
ness OF Breath, Weak Lungs, &c. A fair
trial IS only required to convince all of the
nHe9udRed poiOer of this celebrated remedy
PrIcc;50 cents. tW sale Ly n. J. Taylor
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Letters

REMAINING IN ruE rosr-oFrIcE, sEwroRr
a nECEMBER |, lSI1.
~ AdccrttS1d letters are piac6d IN Scpat0t,
bog. Persons aPpIying for hcm ~H Pte"Sc cdi,
for "ADyERTIsED LETTERS
Austin Lieut. " MathewsOn Robi
Barnard Henry Manchester Henry
Brown Perry Nutter Miss Belinda
liosworth James Prckham Robert II
lraggs Miss Sarah Peters Mis-, Fanny
ChanE lin Jesse B O'Reilly Rev James
Cory Edwd Il Read Jacob
Cook James VI Rice Miss Sarah
Crawford Hugh Stansicld Dani
CIaGdall Joshua-3 Stevens James
Clark Mrs lsadora rorbor Linton l.
Dole Elias T. Travis n y
Ester WIN Taber Sally
Eustis Mrs T. w Williams Capt II
Francisco Jose Ward Miss Mary Ann
Fish Miss Mary Ana Wilbor Mis- Elizabeth :
Greeploaf Mrs Bctsoy MIuuLEIoYr.
Hazard Thos G Barker Joseph >
tson Augustus AUuld Ms saul
Laughion Norris lEsu.
Lane Stephen Doughcriy Mrs
Lyceum Newport ! Gloosng Palrg
Treasurer Welsh Thos
lD5.-3w. ASHER ROBBINS, T.. VI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-05

BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Dec. q, Ig4<.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser A. Patriot
Al Market s00 Beef Cattle, ajJ Stores, 1900
Sheep, and 1850 Swine
PKicEs-Boof Cattle Last weeks prices
were fully sustained. We quote extra -
FIRST quality > ~ az 40 second Sia42 ,
third, 81 a 3 80.
Barrolling Caitle-No sales
shecp-Sales from - To So
Swine Lots To peddlc, 3c lor So~s, aud g.
ior Barrows large Birfows . l.2c Al retail,
from tod -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-05

Amusing and Instructive
GASGGCo
AMONG WHICH ARE:
ihc Race OF improvement
Mansion of Happiness
American Eagle
The PickwIch Cards
Doct Busby
Cards Of the Magi
AZ X. J. TAYLOR'S.
Dec. s.
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The following is an extract of letter from
Commodore Perry, dated U. s. Frigale
Macedonian. Porto Praya, July 81, IS44

81 have great pain in reporting the decease
Iof Surgeon Lewis WolAey, of the Decatur,
who died on the 2Ist inst. His remains were
inferred with the appropriate funeral honors
within one of the forts of this place."
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AUCTIONS.
SEsERIFF'S SALE.

NEWPORT SC -
/ RY vr'ne of an Execution issued out Of the
- The Clerks Office OF the Court OF Com
mon Pleas for the County Of Newport, May
Term, 1874 IN favor Of Nathan B, Bammett
of the Town and County o! Newport, and 10
me directed gad delivered:
Ls.l will sell at public auction on
fsv.I. the premises, 10 the highest bid.
s,E3 dor on Friday the 2Olh day OF
.ED December. 1871. at IL o'cluck
noon. All Ihc right, llle aud interest that
William burgcss,latc Of said Ne.porl house
wrghl, had on The 5h day Of September
le'3, at Eleven o'clock A. NJ. III aud to a lot
oi land with the buildings thereon, situate ln
said Newport and bounded. northeriy on land
"i Truman Spooner. westerly ona street,
S"ulherly, on land ot lob Few. and eastcrIy
on laad of fnn'iy Church, it being the estate
formerly occupied by sad Bargess.
WM H. DOUGLAS, .SasriG
Newport, Noventer p, 1914. ID
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NOTICE..
WILLIAM ENNIS, CalIec tor.

Patent Jared Hemp
Cordagc, ID.
Patent Man!,!I Cor
da.e, lb
! Paiont Bolt kop. .hci.i
| tarrod, Ia.
Chain Cables, III.
Anchors d kedges, II
uawSers, Manila, 10,
\ DO. Hemp, Id.
Housriine, III.
liambroIinc, ID.
Junk, lb.
Rigging I"aih't, side
| Whipping Twiuo, 10.
Seine Twine, H.
Sheet Copper, ID.
Coppcr nails, lb.
Hooks II 'rhlmLlcs, l
Open Thlmbl.s, ID.
ilandspikrs, each.
| ScU.ug Mallets, each
Boat Hooks, cuch
Marine Spikes, each
TalIow, lb.
Pump Leather, side.
Log Lines, 10
Black Lead, ID.
Parceliug, I'd.
Deck Buckets, each.
Cedar Buckets, eGcG
Scrlbb, ,ng BrusIes, do.
Clamp Brushes, doz.
/ lll,koiv Brouns, do1
Corn brooms, do"
Signal Lanterns, eacl
Scrap"rs, non handle,
each.
Patent Deck Lisats,
each.
| Oaklam, ID
II.
! Mails, Ad, Cd, I'd, l0d,
i ia, god, 2id ~ sod
II ID.
Cut Nails, Sd to 20d,l II
Sheathing paper, realI
! Pump tacks, copper, Il
Screws, doI.
Hammers, each.
Pump hammers, each
| AIDES, each.
Tart, bbI.
Pitch, Dbl.
Turpenline, biol
ilandsaw files, each.
Wood i.asps, each.
Jointer Planes, each.
Fore Planes, each.
Jack planes, each.
Smoothing plancs,ed'
. Single padlocks, bras.
each.
Chalk, lb.
Chalk lines, each.
ChIsels, each.
Gougcs, each.
SteeIplate l!aEdoaws
each.
Compass Saws, each.
Screw Drivers, each.
! Rules, each.
Spoke Shaycs, each.
Iron Squares, each.
Beef Kids, copper
II hooped, each
Sperm Oh, winter, Z,
Sperm Dil,s1nmeT, g
Candles, sperm, lD.
Soap, brown, ID
Iu.I ChIscis, each.
,haIn Punches, each.
Spun Yarn, lb.
Bolt Rope, Ib.
| Ravens Duck, heavy
bolt.
! Ravens Duck, light,
! bolt.
/ Open ThiunbIes, ID.
II Nov 2S-3w,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-05
The late mild weather has re-opened
the Hudson River to Albany.
Lords day Convention.

The National Sabbath Convention,
composed Of delegates from various parts
of the Union, commenced its session in
the First Baptist Church, Baltimore, on
Wednesday Of last week.
The following gentlemen were chosen
to preside over the deliberations Of the
Convention
Hon. JOHN q. ADAMS, President.
{" w. HALL, lst Vice Pres
I" r. FRELINGHUYsEN, Cd
Row Dr, MOTT, Sd 4"
u WAUGH, 4lh
J. y. BROWN, 9th I"
Rev. II V. ID. JOHNS, 9th
l. klNGSFORD, 7lh
Secretaries.
c. ". R,Dcrlrr, +. + sr,nnAs, '
On taking the Chair, tho venerable
President made few spirited remarks
lie commenced his address by saying :
CHRISTIAN BRETHREN Called upon,
Unexpectedly, to preside over this large
Convention, must beg your indulgence,
in accepting the appointment, as l dc
not feel at liberty to refuse it, have
always felt impressed with tho impor-
tance Of the law as given on Mount
ai-"Remember the Sabbath day, to
keep it holy,"-and subsequently, re-
vived and reinforced by the Saviour OF
Mankind. There is diversity of opinion,
know, in the application Of it, as there
was in the days Of the Saviour. While
the Saviour Of mankind was upon earth,
charges were brought against him for
violating the Sabbath. lie said, in an.
swer, TO them, "the Sabbath was made
for man, and not man for the Sabbath. "
MIR. Adams said that there was founda-
tion for this diversity of opinion, and OF
the propriety Of calling Convention to
devise plans for The better observance OF
the Lords Day and ncluded by re-
marking that he would use all the lacul-
ties Of his soul TO promote the observance
Of the day.
Appropriate resolutions were adopted
by the Convention, and speeches were
made by many eminent clergymen and
others present.
An Address TO the People Of the
United States, on tho importance OF
promoting moro general observance C
Of the Christian Sabbath, was unani-
mously adopted
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-05
Capt. E.Oiiilas,
Cheap CIoIhiHg Store
No. 16i, Thames street. q.

I'IiE subscrlb"r has nj all tunes u l,ro,
and we'll .rircl,d sI"k 81 RE.IJl
WiDE FLOTHLL'G uu hand. vh,n ro.
"iirTs nj prlces iO,gtr ihnn cru b" tuur' Do.
my other ce,abIshmcm ~ Nrvpon n-.u
'lstlng Of
Double woyc, PLAIN Beaver aud pilo' ,.plh
over coats
Cluaks, ifock aud dress Gobis
Sacks, fine blue aud comnon Jack,ts
Monkey aud pca-lsckrts
PaniBloons aud Vests;
Shlfls of al kinds
Guernsey ffocks, Comlofl'ts S'c
Vie lu,Itrs hls iii"nds aud The publr iu
call sud satisfy themselves that they run Io
rs well with BIN NJ wuh strange
JAMES llORSWElI
Nov ~ 1914 II
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
QQ3 qll01QGl9e

81" The undersigned, having made
many additions of MIG'W .e,Yp,2 to
his Printing Establishment.
and a superior CARD PRESS, is pre-
pared to execute every description oi
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING.
LABELS, CHECKS,
WAyBILLs, CmcULARs,
SHOW Bills, BALL TIcKETs,
STEAMBOAT BILLS, Bulls OF LApING,
STAGE BILLS, BUSINESS CARDS,
PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES,
HANDBILLs, Bill HEADS,
BLANKS & LABELS, NOTES.
BILLS OF FARE for Public Houses.
SHOW BILLS, for Concerts, Lee
lures, Public Meetings, Exhibitions,& s. C.
A beautiful assortment Of Plain and En-
bosscd CARDS on hand.
Orders from town aud country will be-
promptly answered, a, prices as low as those
"f any other establishment.
Specimens of work may he seen q, the
office. The patronage Of the public Is re-
specially solicited
JAMES ATKINSON.
Newport, Dec. ), 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-05

Court Of Probate, .NfmpoH, Dec. ., 1874,
ENllE Commissioners Report of claims on
the estate Of Erasius =. Allan, late OF
Newport, dec. was presented.
The sume is received and tho consida.
ration thereof referred to Court of Pro.
bate, 10 be holden at the Town Hall IN
Newport. on lie first Monday in Jan
next, at . o'clock n. m. and notice ordered
TO he given thereof by an advertisement To be-
published three times in the HerGM Of he
Times, for all persons interested to appear at
said time and place ard be heard
A tue cOpy-wIrncss:
D5 Il. b. lIowLAND, Pro. Clk.
Court Of ProLafe .Ne,oport, Dee. 2, l6ii.
'lNIIE Commissioners Report on the estate
4 Of Peleg Heager, late Of Newport, dec .,
was prescn,cd.
The same is received and the consdera-
ton thereof referred to Court of Probate,
to be holden at the Town Hall IN Newport.
on the first Monday IN Jan. next, at o
o'clock a. IN, and notice ordered 10 be
given thereof by an advertisement to be
published three times IN the UerGM Of he
1unts, for all persons interested to appear
at said time aud place and be heard.
A true copy-wltness
D5 u. Il. liowLANn, Pro. Cl'k.
Cont Of ProjGie, .\tIgpon, Dee. ., 1911.
4 pPLICATIOS Is made for an administrator
- to be appointed ON the estate Of LImeS
L.. IHty, late Of Newport, rope maker, dec.
! The same IS received and the consldera
ton thereof referred to II Court Of Probate
to be holden at the Town Hall, III Newport.
on the first Monday in Jan. next, ut 9
o'clock. n. ~, and notice ordered to be- given
thereof by all Advertisement to bc published
three tunes ~ the IieraM Of Hc Times, tor
all persons interested to appear al SAID llme
aud place and be heard.
\ true cupy-wtncss:
Do Il. b. llowLANp, Pro. Cl'k.
| Court Of Probate, .\,,GPori, H,c. ,, lSii
'lNll T. Guardian of the children of " Wian
D. IWie, late Of Newport, dec. present,
her guardianship accounts for allowance.
! The game Il received and the couslicra
ton thereof referred lo Court of Probate
To be holGcn al the Town Hall ~ Newport
on the first Monday m Jan. next, al q o'clock
=. IN. and notice ordered To be gwen thereof
| py All Advertisement to be- published tire,
| '"h'o w hI' f'dtd ~ Nt lHlfS, IuI NJ
persons interested 10 appear gt SAID umc aud
place and be- heard
a tlHe COPY witness:
ID L. II. llJyLANp, PRO. CIR.
tONSi MPriyES READ | h,srb,
~ cerlIiv, that ~ consequence at repeated
and neglected colds, my lungs bccalr SER
rusIy affected, aud ior long Time | suffered
with ylul'm pain ~ The breast, ob,tuai,
Cough nUd difficult ESpecioraIlon The
symptoms daily increasing ~ violence, ! ha,
recourse to various remedies with no avail
until used 7hGmSon'S Compound Syrup q
Tar and Uood .Ndphtia. which effected a
perfect cure before ! had lakon three bottles
T.. EVANS, Fayctc street, below Arch.
Prepared ouiy at the y. T.. corner OF filtl
aud Spruco streets. Pncc % conls.
| Beware OF CnuntcIfois.
For sale ~ Newport by
! Dec ;. RI. TAYLOR
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-05

welded 1himSl"s, ID.
SAD Neodl"s, dnz
Marine Needles, dol
White Load, Groanl IN
, oil, ID.
Rcd Lead, III.
blacK Pant, lb.
.ureeu Pant, ID.
VorGIiIl'ou, ID.
Brigh. Varnish, gal.
Black Varhish, gal.
Splri,s Turpent,ne gal.
PANT oil, gal
Coppl NarnisII, gal.
Patty, b.
Paint Brushes, ,assor,cd .
doz.
Tar brushes, each
.VarnIsh Brushes, each
Painters To"lo, dssOr.
ted, doZ
I.iilICraur, ID.
iitiso LUUnpassrs, each
Pendant lIaItards, 10.
If aud - Second Glas-
srs, each
Bunting, all Golor-,
piece.
QuIlIs, 100.
Hand Lines, each.
Deep Sea Lines, 20
ia,homs, each.
Deep Sea Leads, u.
Hand Leads, lb.
spy GLASSES, each.
Match Ropes u s,ayes,
lb.
FIints, per 100.
Powder FunDrls, cac h.
Ladies' * Woruns,eac
Ra nmers " Sponges, ,
eal b.
Saod Iiandspikrs,each
Sheep skins, each.
Copper Meas'lres,cach
Olive Oh, gal.
Cotton Canvass, bolt.
. No. 2, A."
No. 3,
No. &, "
a.. 10, 4"
Paper, letter, rcam.
Paper, iooIscap, ream
Oak riIewood, 1 feet
long, delivered, cord
Beeswax, ID.
BLACK Lead, 10.
Rotten Stone, lb.
Palms, doz.
Palm Irons. doz.
hWrougl.t Nails, lb,
, Boats Oars, foot.
Tormenters, each.
Sauce Pans, each.
l.ehigh Coal, d,llyorec {
ton.
BuslIed Blocks, eac
shoave, inch.
Busbed Friction ROI
Iers, do. inch.
Holy Stones, handled
each.
Bath Bricks, doz.
Pump Leather, lb.
Holland Duck, A. 4
bolt.
Writing Ink, quart
! Sewing Thread, lb.
Cylinder Flannel, yd
Cotton Twiue, ID.
GImlrts, assorted, do/
SAL Needles, assorted
doZ.
Steel Marine Spikes
ea,G.
Whiling, IL.
Tar on, gal.
Lamb Black, lb.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-05

BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Dec. a, lo4<
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-05
SdALIRlFF'.S SALE.

! VII sell al public s.%euo 90
the premises Ia The hiQl,cslLid-
der, on FRIDAY the 20,h day 81
DccemJor, lSIi. al uclock
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-05
MEMORANDA.

Nov. 3Oth--Schr Mogul Moore, for Georgetown
Dec. 3D. " Sirsnan, Smart, for Boston.