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

Hartford and Springfield Rail Road
This important link in the line II com.
munic alton between Boston and the two
capitals of the State of Connecticut is
now mpieied, and locomotives have al
ready passed over it. The length Of the
road is % miles, and by its. connection
with the Hartford and New Haven and
the Western Rail Roads, it completes a
continued line Of rail road from New
Haven to Boston and to Albany.
Two daily trains will be established, to
begin running by the middle ofihis week,
TO connect with the trains on the West
ern road. A train W i leave Boston, on
the Worcester road, at 8 o'clock in the
morning, another at half-past . o'clock
in the afternoon, and both these will meet
at Spring field trains from Albany. Oh
the arrival Of these trains at Springfield,
the trains on the new rail road will take
their departure for Hartford and New
Haven, and on the arrival of the after
noon train at the latter place, a steam
boat will take its departure for New
York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

POSTMASTER Generals REroRT. =
This report is, at the present time, Of
more than common interest, on account
Of the agitation Of the question Of a deci-
sive change in the rates Of postage. IL
exhibits, as well as the preceding reports
from the same officer, good degree OF
energy and success in the management
of the affairs of the department. II pre-
septs n number Of curious statements,
which show that strict supervision has
been gwen % the multiplied details Ct
the Office.
O. 1t appears thnt the numher of .Pop
Offices is ID ,lO3 the total distance Of
mail transportation by horsea, stage
coaches, rail roads and steamboats,, in
the year ending oa the 30th Of June last,
was 80 400 ,G2i miles and the cost oi
transportation 80 ,939 ,5j1. The total ex-
pcudi,urc Of the department. was Si,2oG,
867 and the total income s. ,237 ,235
Of which S3,G7G,iGl was the produce o
letter postage, and Sji9,7i3 tho postage
Of newspapers.
The report discusses the questions Of q
reduction OF postage, and several o'ho'
subjects
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

The President elect, it is said, has re-
Gently made a speech at Nashville, in
which he admonishes bio poli'ica friends
not to exult over their opponents, and
says that the opinions, judgments, and
rights Of all, whether Of minorities or ma
jori,ies, are entitled to equal respect and
regard. While it will bo his pleasure to
represent faithfully the principles and
policy Of his party, he declares that he
shall not regard himself as the represent
alive Of party only, but ofthe whole
people Of the u. States trusting that
the future policy ofthe Government may
be such as to secure the happiness and
prosperity Of ALL, without distinction Of
party. This sounds very well. We
sha see.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

minority of the people have declared ia favor
Of immediate annexation. it must be known
to every one at all acquainted with the eau
sea which produced the result OF the late cleo
ton, that it was mainly The force Of party
combination. and not The opinions Of the pco
p,eer ps %" .pecc pee qaes'io" Of policy, thu, carried
the Democ ratio ticket in many OF the Stales
|, is well known that very many Of those who
voted for the Democr ratio ticket ore opposed
TO annexation. What will the hboltIonls's
say, on seeing their votes thus grouped with
those necessary 10 give majority OF The peo'
ole in favor of annexation? In New York,
for example, unless the votes Tor Mr. blrney
are counted with those for Mr.. Polh, MS IN
favor ofannexation, there was majority OF
ten thousand votes against annexation.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

The Position Of Me Whigs.-The Mo-
bile Advertiser defines, in the following
paragraph, the true position Of the Wing
party, and expresses their future deter
mination -
We have seen, in no Wing quarter,
any indication Of quailng under the re-
cent defeat, or abandoning the cause.
The Wings are made of sterner and bet
ter stuff. In adversely, as in prosperity,
they will stand shoulder to shouder--nn
united band Of brothers. In adopting TIL
princ pies of resistance to improper for
sign influence IN the elections, and an
improvement OF the naturalization laws
to effect this desirable object, they make
no change in, or surrender of, their own
principles, nor do they move one inch
from their own position. Above oil, they
eschew and repudiate, in this connection
utterly and entirely, all religious or sec
tartan views, and will have nothing to dc
with any move that is TO bring religion
or any Of the religious sects, into the pot
itcs Of the country. This, with them
is settled point.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

sTe The awful ssy of 'Jre," was
sounded through our streets little after
sunset last evening. The fire proved to
be a chimney (Which burnt very freely,
but fortunately did no damage on the
Ferry wharf, in the house of Mr. Il. j.
Psckham. We understand the chimney
was swept thoroughly, as MIR. p. had
reason 10 believe, few weeks since,
by colored person who follows that
business here. We hope he does not
sweep many chimnies in this way, as
our town may be greatly endangered at
this inclement season.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12
AA SHIP NEWS. s5 sM
9!gtss'gg.ss, Sssiss
PORT or " T. w 20 X +.
AR RIv T. ID.

ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY Hec. l.
schr- queen, -, -- I'm Pfov. Tor Baltimore j.
Thomas fcnRcr Nickerson, I'm ----- Tor do
THURSDAY, Dec. s.
schrs BenJamr i.ush. oung. I'm Ncllnect tor New
york Louisa, Bcrr,, y. Rrdiurd Tor Nnrtcni AURA
ham Brown, Davis, I'm Somerset tor Ntfginih.
sloop Providence, fm Providence tnr New hork'
SUNDAY, Dee. +.
brig Poland, Gardner, of This port In Mnri.i' IHO'
10 daNS.
schr Union, Potter of Prov. In do tor Baltimore ,
Denmark DAVIS, of Bruokhsycn TN Philad victor,
Iinell of provinCctown IN lIudsnn l"r BrahlIet W.
three tcct OF ~ hold cargo cora dhilou
vanduliu Baker, oi Brook! u, TN " Tor Ne" bto
ford.
for Prov Nancy Jane, Wanes, at s"Vi''" lH' 40 '"
james Port.
MONDAY, Dec ..
schr Nantucket. clifford. or Falmouth. fm y. York
fnr Ed1srtnn-iiope W GaIdy, Candy, of Cape May IN
Prov. inr ". York-Paesinr, stcphcnron, oi hnd l"'
Philad i'm Somerset Gilman, Baker. oi yarmouth, n'
Albany, tor y. bedford.
TUESDAY, Dec lo
Dris Gen Cobb, Hammond, 2 days m Nor.ois.--car
60 corn, Moul sc-, Fruit. 80
Srhr Tarauni pninc. oi PrnyihccioNn tn bv'r. W.
Nutln!k-IIrctur, kmblc, Of aud IN lofk y hi'
,t,rle. al y River In Nortnlk Tor dO-Elnt4 Rogers
snlicrs nf IIergrn, y =. IN rbiad or Prov.
schr Hudson, Il1rt, ~, -, \. tof poslOn,
WEDNESDAY, Dec. H.
Sea SERPENT Could I'M N. york, Tor Weymouth
rr,.b,,ty Gn \ fcr Instnn Nuth star, shaw. iron
East Port ior YORK u. Nshtott Lance, I'm rhilad
tnr WrrChrm
Brlg Cesi la Cooiac, M Charc.1own fcr r,57.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

Late and Important from Buenos .3yrcs
by the barque Creole from Bucnos
Ayres, which place she left on the llihI
Of October, VIC learn that great ex-
citemcnt prevailed there on account or
the United States frigate Congress hav-
ing taken the whole }ucnos hyrean
Squadron. The reason for this step. is
and To haze bern that some vessel Of the
Squadron had iireG into the ~. S. Brig
cambridge, and another American
bar1ue. The vessels had all 5ecn given
up, except one schooner.
Commander w. ID. Newmnnof the u e.
s. Brig Bainbridgc, was drowned at
Montcvideo on the ! lth ofOc,obcr. We
are Indebted to mercantile house for
this information.
Since wriimg the above, We have re-
ceived Buenos Ayrean papers to The lcih
Of October giving long account ofthc
affair mentioned above, in which great
ccnsure is cast on Captain Noolhees oI
ho " Cunsr,ss. ~ Y Express.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12
Nj. NOR NDA.

shlp Maine, Litilrlrid sailed nl Bath, Nj. .j,a u,L
lor New Dr leans.
Arr al Havana lGa, brig franklin Green, Wyie,
henro.
Al ieghorn, Oh al. trig Confidence, Co,,rn- G,r r
York kig.
Brig EcLo, smith, cid ~ Wilmington, NJ &, 3Olh, ior
Havana.
n. OrGAbC.
Schr Warsaw, Burt.ck, arr ct New Orleans esth ut
I'm Bararoa ~ DAYS.
Hrg Tasso, Dard.ck, arr ~ Havana e3d ult, I'm Mo
bile, uiscE
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

The Rose OF Sharon, e religious Sonvener
for lS45. edited 6y Mrs. ). &. Edgarton.
The I.ady's Scrap Book, for 1915;
The Rose, or affections Gift for 1916, edi.
ted by Emily Marshall. illustrated with ten
highly finished steel engravings
Friendships Offering, a Christmas, New
Years or Birth day Present FOR 1915;
The Opal, pure gift for the holydays,
lSi5, edited by Mrs. S. J. Hale, with lllustra-
,lons, by J. &. Chapman
The Poetry of Flowers, and Flowers Of
Poetry. to which are added simple treatise
on Botany, with familiar examples, and a
copious floral Dictionary, edited by Mr. Fran
els S. Osgood;
The Lady's Book Of Flowers and Poetry
TO which are added, n Botanical introduction
complete floral Dictionary, and chapter
on Plants in rooms, by Lucy Hooper,
ALSO-GANES:-VIZ:
The Race Of improvements,
Mansion of Happiness,
American Eagle,
Cards Of the Magi,
P.ckwck Cards, and
Doct. Busby. Dec. IL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

The ra,ions to be of good and whole.
some quality, To be approved 10y the Col
lec,or. aud the different PARTICLES cC;nprl-
sing the rations to be delivered on board
The Vessel in good and culicicrt casks
,rd versrls, to be provided by the con-
uac;ogwilh the contents thereof distinct
" marked on each.
h,st To be understood that the conrgc-
tor will be bound to furnish, upon ron-
-ouablc notice, as often IA may be re-
qnrcd bv The Captain ~ the vcrscl, with
the approbn,'ou Of ae Collector, mot oN-
cccding, upon nm average, one day ~
each week such fresh meat aud fresh
vegetables, as may be cGuivalcn, TO the
corresponding pats Of the ration allow.
ed ~ Ihe naval service.
! WILLIAM ENNIS, Collector
Ety ~ - 1w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12
. z e M S a

III
II. B. Hubbard, the Liberty candidate fol
Congress in Worcester district, has ins,itu-
ted libel suit against Mr.. Earle, editor of the
NTassac chusetts spy,luying his damages a, !: TO-
600.
Church Bwni.-The Presbyterian Church
in Durham, Conn, was destroyed 5y fire on
Thanksgiving day. It was new edifce.
"Ihe Hangman,"a paper devoted to the
abolition of Capital Punishment, has just been
commenced in Boston. II is ornamented with
an illustration of judicial murder.
Fatal .Accident.-At the raising Of q Hick-
ory pole in Ellington Conn, on Thanksgiv.
ing day (2s,h ult.) Mr.. John Tobey was in
stantly killed.
| There will be no further elections for mem
bers OF The next Congress until the Spring.
Fifteen States have already chosen their rep.
resen,atives, with the following political re-
suit: 81 Locos, 45 Wings, American Re-
publcans. There are six vacancies. Maine
I, Vermont l, and Massachusetts, a.
.3dead of The United .States.-Thcre is q
law in Mexico, enacting that no one shall DC
allowed to exercise the right of suffrage after
the year 1850, unless he can read and write.
The Importance Of one Toie.-Benjamin
White (BeI;ocrai) is elected 10 Congress in
the Waldo district, Of Maine, by one vote he
has precisely the number necessary 70. q
choice.
AT Wiscasset, Eiedser Muster has boen mar
ried to Miss Ellen Traae. If the old proverb
holds good, that he who is master of trade is
the owner Of an estate, Eleazer has married a
fortune.
/ The Supreme Court Of Alabama has decided
that marriage being civil contract, is valid
where persons declare their intention to bo
husband and wife in formal manner, in the
presence Of witnessed Very strange decision.
| The steamboat Worcester made another in-
successful attempt to perform her regular trip
last Thursday evening She proceeded as Gar
as Huntington, and waa compelled by some
accident TO her machinery to turn back, aud
reached New York at : clock on Friday morn
ing,
| The Boston Mercantile Journal rcports,opon
| the authority Of a letter from New Orleans, the
arrival of Mr.. Cushng at the latter port from
China, via Mexico
/ The Presidential Electors Of Pennsy ylvanu
united in a recommendation to tho President
that James Buchanan he appointed Secretary
Of State. What says Mr. Calhoun to this
Missouri u. S. Senator's Col. Benton and
Judge Atchison have been reelected to the
United States Senate by the Legislature o.
Missouri. Aichison received l0l votes
Bcnton's vote was "a, being eight more thar
enough to elcyt him. a few mem bers o
his party declined voting for him.
I u. S. Senator from Ohio. -Thoma.
Corwin has been elected U. g Senator
from Ohio, for six years from the 1th o
March next. The vote stood for Mr.
Corwin GO, for David S. Disney DC.
u VERMoST.-The second trial for the
election Of members Of Congress in tho
Fourth District of Vermont has resulted
in no choice.
Hon. w. w. Souihgate of Covinetor
J, Ky, is announced by the Maysville
Eagle as candidate for Congress IL
that district.
Hon. Edward King Of Philadelphia
has been nominated to the Senate as AZ
Associate Judge, Of the Supreme Cour
Of the United States.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12
NEW TIsEMEMTs
Registry FAX Notice.

VHNllE subscriber, Collector Of Town and
N Registry Tax, has received the Regis
try Tax Book from the Town Clerk, and is
now IN readiness 70 receive the Taxes. All
persons who wish to avail themselves o. The
privilege Of voting in 1915, must pay their
Registry and personal property Tox, Ibis
month.
J. GOOCSPEED, Collector.
Dec. IL, IS4l. ..'
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NOT sC,T.

CULLEcroR's OFrIcE, CUsrON l!ou,g,l
..' Newport, Novenbsr "a, 1874
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ at this Office, until "Wednesday. Dec.
18th, at IL NJ, for furnishing The hereinafter
mentioned supplies. from the ls' day Of Janu-
ary. l8i1. to 3,st December, 1915. The sup
plies are to be- furnlshed,a AT such time as ma
berequired for the use of;he Revenue Cutte''
and Bouts which may DO employed IN thu
district, at the prices set opposite The articles
below enumerated All articles furnished are
to be of the best quality. and to undergo tn
inspection oi ihe officers making the reGnsl-
.IOn. n .t,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12
y z "A = II s

In this town, Saturday evening last Thos. Rhodes,
youngest child OF Doct Daniel Watson, aged years
and month.
In providGncc, on Monday morning, Esek Eddy, in
his 7gth year. .
e In Providence iih inst. Nelson, only Of Mr. Mel
son Dawlev, aged IL mos, 10 days .l
In Bristol On the 26h ult. Miss Harriet Froeborn
daughter of No. Isaac Froeborg, late OF Portsmouth,
aged IS wears.
AT Alexandria. NC, on the 25th ult, VIM. C. Gardner
Esq. formerly ui lks town. ...
In New Bedford on Wednesday last, Rev. Patrick
Bryue Romnn Catholic Priest, aged 81 wears.
In Waturtown, Con- lst inst. aiter long ava pnm'u'
illness which she bore III christian resignation Nrs
Sarah Ann Elton aged ~ years wile oi tbs Rev Fro"
fessor ..i ON. d. d., lormoriy o. bis place
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12
HERA OF TIL e II L vi e S.

nto stonngton prev TO 7h inst with loss OF bul"A
boat aud friail and lraking 500 strokes per hour
schr soulLernrr, Of Providence, Hatch I'm Georgeowu
So for y. Bedford. also pat prev. 10 9Th, with loss
O deck load aud iofessil. aud leaky.
Abserom y. j. Dec. r. ScDr Oriental of Bfidgeport
where from or hound unknown. went ashore on BrFan
line Shoals esterdny, bsrd nnd went 10 piecss sII II
is presumed tie crew persisted with tie vessel.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12
nlsAsIERs. A.

Bsrk tIilLlridc of Providence Maiherfy, N, New
mort ,r New ,brl.aus ran upon the reef Toruggs.
night of I5tA uit where shr remained hbtl neat day
when after taking part ~ the cargo she was Got on
with the sssisaute oi wrtcker~ and taken Ia Kew Ncs
9TH Is,ktnr badIy. cart VI suppo-es her bottom W.
bc much injured Ofhcr cargo iI0o hhls POTATOES and
onions and about s39uO worth of dry goods, hai Also
t,su tnkfn 20 kf, Wet
s.bf saginaw nom North carolina. faf nos'~1 per
bsrs ihs Tiou,stc II.ni-ii. in W ilmiuaton NJ. ru
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12
WIIAI.ERS.

Arr at Warren, ICh. ship Lafayette, Bowen, Indian
OceHn, 1900 81 oil, from It Helena Oct. 2isl.
Arr ut y Bedford 9h, ship Maris Iheresh, Tnbcr, y.
w Coast, Maui ; Juy 2lth, 1850 hhs wh 100 d.
~ oil, and 900 lbs bone.
Arr at Ergarion, 9lh, stp Aurora, Colin. Pachc
Ocean, inr Nantucket, l1CG hhs sq oil. Reports NJ
recamas, May 2, ship JOHN COGGESiIALL, Macy, OF
thia port, 81 mos clean.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12
NOTICE..

RENJ. MARSH, JR., respectfully informs
- his customers, that their Yearly Ac.
counts will be ready ind presented on the
first Of January, rs usual, jor S,tiemeni, and
all those having demands against hIm va.
please present them at the same time for
payment.
Newport, Dec. I2h, 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12
Nov Landing from Ncw-lork,

go Kegs & Tubs Choice dairy Butter,
10 Casks lletklmcr county Cheese,
30 Bags g. and - bbls Buck wheat,
700 bbs Canal Flour.
% bbs Spltzcnburg Applcs,
~ bbls Hickory nuts,
- KcCs Lard,
90 bbls Tfeadwcll's Crackers 4 Bread.
For sole cheap, by
Nov 90 T. Z. n w. NEN IpN.
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L3iips Gai.cr ssOOis.

yJlST received from ono ~ tho best manu-
~ factories IN New York City. 75 par oi
Ladies cater Duuts, n first srate article, Tor
sale very low At CORB.LN'S Cheap Cash
Shoe store ~ Thames street.
Noy 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

rONSUMPTlVES READ!i- thrrc6v
- certify, that ~ consequence of repcaied
md neglected cods. NY bug. became s"rr.
ously uiT ctcd, avs fora ing time suffered
with vlol"nt pain ~ the braaat, obstinate
Cough md difficult EXpeclura,ion. The
symptoms dolly increasing IN vlolcnc had
recourse Ia various remedies with no avnil.
until used 7Homson's 'ompound Syrup Of
Tar and Uood .Naph!ta, which effected
perfect cure before had taken three bottles.
f. EVANS, Fayrlic street. below Arch.
prrpared oniy at ,l," n. u. corner oi Fdlh
and .t2rnae streets. Prrc 20 cents.
Eowaro Of Couniriicus.
For sale ia Newport by
Dec ;. r. J. TAYLOR.
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NCEEs' r..

CoLLEcroR's OFFICE, CusToM HOUSE,,
Newport, November q, ISii.
S,EALED PROPOSALS will be received
- Mt tins Office, unill Wednesday, Dec. Is,
lSiI. al l2 NJ, for the supply of i,atIons To
the Petty Officers and Seamen OF the United
States Revenue Cutter yacLson, from the lst
day Of January, lSio, to the list day OF De
cembcr, 1915 The ration for the Revenue
Service Is tie same as that allowed in the
Na"al Service, uniting the liquor, and con.
Sls's Of articles onuGera;cd in tie following
table, 10 wit -
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Guardiaaa's tNOGiCC.
Anchor Found.

AN ANCHOR, witt chain attached
~ /, il, was picked pp on tho west side o.
Block Island on the 22d day OF November
last, which the owner can have W proving
property ald paying charges.
80 THOMAS MOTT.
New Shoreham, Dec. 4, iSsi-3w' ~
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Registry Iar.-We refer all interest
cd to the advertisements of the Collector
Of Taxes in this days paper. That tells
the whole story.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

sETs A terrible North -enst snow storm
was raging last night, as our paper went
TO press.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

sJ~ The spirited and manly letter Of
the Hon. j. p. KENNEDY, Of Md. will
be found entire in this days paper.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

The U. s ship Erie, for Africa, sailed from
New York on Monday morning.
The 4. S. ship Of fwar, Falmouth, was spokon
10th uli., of the South Point in the Gulf-all
well. ,., ..''
Tho u. s. ship Saratoga, has been towed
up 10 the Navy Yard by the U. 5. steamer
Engineer. We learn that she is TO be immc-
diately fitted for sea.-.Noytoik Heratd.
U. S. brig Truxton was at Porto Grande,
st. Vinconts, Sept % all well.
The U. S. frigate Rarilan, was at Rio Jnnoi-
ro, October IL, for River OF Plate, next day,
with MIR. Brent, U S. Charge 'Afla!rcs to
Buenos Ayres.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

The Court Of Common Pleas, is now
in session in this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

At Market $50 Beef Cattle, 200 Stores, $500
Sheep, aud 1900 Swine. Several hundred
Swine unsold. =. '''' .' o.
PRIcEs-Becf Caitlc-We quote to cores
pond with last week-extra So; first quality
81 80 4 IS second "a a %; third, Ss3a 80.
Sheep-Sales from 25 to So. ''.
Swine-Seocted lots to pedde, &c for Sows,
and &c for Barrows; n lot Of Fat Hogs, from II
distilery, not sold. At retail, from 3 l.@ to DC
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sICtsCrs

RHMAINiNG " THE PoSr-OIftCF, NENrSh. /
RI, pECEMBER |, le4l.
IL .hrrrtiS,d icncrS are pidccd ina Sepmd ate
bor. Persons applying for Hi'm wN please call
for "NDNrETIStp LETrFRS.'
Austin Lieut. y MathCvson Roht
Barnard Henry Manchester Henry
Brown Perry Is Nnttor Miss Belinda
Bosworlh James Peckhau Robert III
BraggS Miss Sarah Peters Miss Fanny
Chamrlln Jesse Is ORcilly Rev Jamos
Cory Edwd L Il AL Jacob
Cool, Jam,r u Ricr Mis-, Sarah
Craw i,rd liush Srnns!irld Daul
Ctandall JushLa--3 Stevens James
Clark Mrs lsado.l Torbcrt Luton y
Dole Elias i TraN.s u
Es.cr Mm Tai a. Sally
Esstis Mrs " Williams Capt "
/ fancisro Jpso Ward hS, Mary Ann
iIsh Miss Mar, Nru hi,lhor Mrs Ellaurlh ;
Grccnlcat Nrs Brisoy MinulErowN.
! Hazard Thns 6 Barker Joseph ;
/ llh,on kl",stus Could Its SAUL
n Iaugliton Morris 'KisU.
4 Lane Strph,n T. DUuEherty Mrs
n l.,ccun Ncwv,t t,lco,ing Paul.
II Treasurer Welsh lhos
II IDj --3w. ASHER Robbins, l. "
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AUCTIONS.

COddington Stock at Aucfiol.
NIX SHARES Of III. copita Stock ~ lha
- Coddington Manufacturing Company
vii be sold al Public Auction. IN front %.
fownsends Hotel, on Saturday ihe lSlh dag
or January next, at ! O'Clock, a. M. uoni.
tlon- at tho ,llue and place.
By order Of the A administrator,
J. GOODSPEED, .7ucl,
Newport. Dec. ), 1874.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

Patcnl Tarrcd Hemp
Cordagc, lh.
Patent Manila Cor
dagc, IL.
Patent Bolt Rope, hem
tarrod, ID.
Chain Cables, 10.
Anchors s. Hedges, ID
Uawsers, Manila, 10.
| 90 Hemp, II.
INouseline; lii.
IIannbroIine, ID.
Junk, 10.
Rigging Leather, side
Whipping Twine, 10.
seine twInc, lb.
Sheet Coppc', ID.
Copper nails, III.
Hooks d Tllinhles, ID
Open rhirnbles, ID.
ilandspikcs, each.
Serviaa MalIois, each.
Boat Hooks, each.
Marine Spikes, each.
rallow, lb.
Pump Leather, side.
Log Lines, 10.
Black Lead, u.
ParceIing, yd.
Drck Buckets, ca, h.
Cedar Buckets, each.
Scrubb.ug Brushes, ,duz
Clamp Brushes, doz.
Hickory Brooms, doZ.
Corn Iiroouns, doZ.
Signal Lanterns, each
Scrapers, iroa haad.e,
each.
Patent Deck Lights,
each.
OakIam, ID.
Spikes, lb.
NaiI., Al, Cd, 81, l0d,
I'D, cod, 2id X sod,
ID.
Cut Nails, Sd to pod ,lb
Sheaiiling paper, rehh'
Pump tacks, copper, ID
Screws, don.
Hammers, each.
Pump hammers, each.
AdZes, each.
Tart, bbl.
Pitch, 5bl.
rurpentlne, bbI.
Ilandsaw files, each.
Wood Rasps, each.
Jointer Planes, each.
Fore Planes, each.
Jack planes, each.
Smoothing pIanes,cIc
Single pgdIocks, brass
. each.
Chalk, lb.
Chalk lines, each.
ChiseIs, each.
Gougcs, each.
S.eelpla!e ilaElda
each.
Compass Saws, each.
Screw Drivers, each.
Rules, each.
Spoke SLAVES, each.
Iron Squares, each.
Beef Kids, cope:
Aooped, each
Sperm Oil winter, "a
: perm ill,sJ.l'lIl'T, q
Candies, srcrGl, IL.
soap, brown, II.
Cold Chiscis, each.
Chain Punches, each.
Spun Yarn, 10.
Bolt kop", ID.
Ravens Due K, hoavy,
bolt.
Ravens Duck, light,
! bol,.
Open rhimbles, ID.
Fry ing Pans, each.
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