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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-07-29
ND sTILL ANOTHER sUPpLY.-

N DEATH DEATH :! DEATH!i! TO ROACH.
ES. MOSQUITOES, FLIES, ANTS, &c, &c.
The EGYPTIAN POISON PAPER has been in
troduced into Great Britain, France, Italy and
The United Statcs. The enormous demand for il
in those countries (wthout any commonly proves
its real value in Riding communities from these
dreadful pests.
Mr.. MooRE, General Agent for the United States
deems it necessary to caution the public against
spurious article which has been introduced. The
Genuine is sold at the Drug Store, on High street,
9TH door below Middle. Only III cents per Sheet.
June 30 CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-07-29

~ HOFFMAN. Boot and Shoes Manufacture
IL . or, south of the Market, Crawford street,
Portsmouth, Va
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-07-29

NEW AUCTION STORE.-C. C. ROBIN
In SON, having opened an AUCTION and COM
MISSION STORE, in Norfolk, Va, Con Wide Wa
Street, next door to the Herald Ofice,) tenders
his service to the public at large in the transact
ton of all business falling within the province of
his vocation.
He will attend promptly and faithfully TO all kinds
of sales which may be committed to his charge
Will also make liberal advances on all goods sent
to him for auction.
Persons wishing to purchase or dispose of Negroes
either by sale or hire, will find him at all times
ready to accommodate them to the best of his abili
ty.
N. BAH Administration and Trustee Sales at
tended to in this and the adjoining counties.
CTARR,S CAMPHINE LAMPS.-Afcr
- fair trial of w III. STARTS Patent Camphine
Lamps, am convinced they have no superior, if
hrilliancy and economy be considered Being anx-
ious to afford much light possible to the Pub
lie, have consented to act as Agent for the man
ufacturer.
have received a variety of the above LAMPS,
to wit Side, Hanging, and Parlor LAMPS, of
beautiful patterns, which will sell at the manu-
facturer's prices In many parts of the city of
New York these Lamps have superseded the Gas
Light. (July7) WILLIAM REID, Norfolk.
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TERMS OF THE Old DOMINION, (wEEKLY.)
One copy So per ycar--by Mail.
By the Carrier, So so.
ny.To he paid in advance.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-07-29

DOBERT BELL. Wholesale aud Retail Hat
N and Cap Store, Sign of the Panther High
street Portsmouth Va.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-07-29

III BUFF, Chemist, corner of High and Mid
III. die streets, Portsmouth, Va
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-07-29

II ID. HAYNES, Wholesale and Retail Fur
IL. niture Warehouse, corner of High and Mid.
die streets, Portsmouth,, Va.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-07-29

lRoN.-ThIs precious metal, as has been beau
tlinIly expressed, accommodates itself 10 onr
desires, and even caprices It is equally servi-
cradle 10 the arts, the Sciences to agriculture and
war; the same ore furnishes the sword. the
PIopghshare, the scythe, the pruning hook, the
needle, The gTayer, the spring Of watch or a
carnage the chisel, the ch1in, the anchor, the
compass, the cannon, and the bomb il js nod
cine of much virtue, and the only metal friendly
TO the human frame
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-07-29

CoLoNEr. r. NJ. .IoHNsor.-W arc ,lad r.
learn that this distinguished veteran has returned
to his home in good health, and buoyant spirits
We extract the following from The last {" Ken
lucky Gazette" " We had the pleasure Of an
hours conversation with the Old veteran ON Mon
day lass. who had Just returned from Wssbino,on.
in fine health and spirits. He is snuch DysnseJ
'Cih The stete IF affairs at the capital. and rem.
resents The administration rs conductiag The
business Of the notion in he mast quisi get Eff
cient D'anncr."- Kentucky Revieto, Jt,in II
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-07-29

VTTM. X. BOSWICK, Draper and Tailor,
w Crawford Street, next door TO the Post Ofie e,
Portsmouth, Va.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-07-29

CHARLES H. HEINITSH, Agent, Drug
" gist and Apotcc2ry, aud Dealer in Paints, Oils,
Dyestnffs &C., High street, Portsmouth, Va.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-07-29

John COOKE & CO., Dealers in Foreign
- and Domestic Dry Goods, High street,
Middle street, Portsmouth,, Va.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-07-29

N. BAH Administration and Trustee Sales at
tended to in this and the adjoining counties.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-07-29

VIZ ii. I'll. HODGES az CO., Booksellers
w Staiioncrs, and Dealers in Fancy Goods, at
the Post Office, Portsmouth, Va. .,t.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-11
gerae bat fleb anae(lhloGen.

gSir haben bas 2ser9tisen an SdIuffe unferes Blat
ties nnlern eefern nod Die slcrreibe 0taobrdt nt3t
thtilea, baB SabrStag Der llnabbdn9sfeit n(eyet
Tepublif, 2era6 benz 8er. 6natenbino beioetreten lit
Der Ate Sult bat burc beIes pitbtise greenig aber-
mails ali Be6euiung in Der @e1hiobte un1eres Qdnoes
gemprreu. Uebee nMs aud, be + Eaq, an tpeldeni
Oregon benz Btnbe enDerleibt piro, nidt mebr erne
fein !-Das Gdhere ber ben sIndIus bon Geras rddb-
afe Wcebs-
Der ,,9Befbcte bon pcrleBter Woe mef6et Die 93er-
tvbelibung unleres geltdbten orn. &caegen Stefer,
Ritreoefteur genannten Battes, NIT Srduleit on Il
fe %. 9 d, e bon DaDton, Ohio. -gSena mir niebt
irrer, par Dr. Sefr Mttgco oes bon Der lesten Sc
feBaebun9 incorporates 8ad5eor @1u6bs Hno 1T nun
aer 9Gatriheinlhte sufclge Der Dripile9en beelben
oprdb lsnen 9nihuB an ben @betanborten oerIuifisl
9epcroen GeIueA ei9enen Semerfungen nber bielen
4Beeel nadi su urtbetlea, fden er jeood in ben 9r
men eineS BebdeuS ocppette @nthdbt9una FIR oieenl
gSerluft ;u nben, iuoem er feRen Suneesaemoien an
sdtt, fenen 8epiele sn folgen-l -llnerer(eS pan1den
Dir ibm nit fetrlem @eibd1en 70 9R6lih Sa leben, me
spr felt anf e5abren init benz unir9en, bdnn miro i'm
Der Bru fe1es @elabbes, cas er benz iiicorprrirten
Bad9eicr Slabb absele9t nemat5 9ereuen AUDI ban idt
fuenn udd tpeR9 ahren elm flene6 ebaEteurdIen cine
9anseGpafte init eiHem Nenerban in ie spereu (cate
aSaBten mir, Cb unSer g &cne9e @abbala tnoirt bat
te, 70 Dprcen mir ibm nun aud ia9en, was mir ibnl
BON Der3pn n d munjdten, aaein bd bas biubenoe
DaDtOn, MO aaem Bermutben nab ietn lor. Sd5wee
aerpapa DOhn nod INNER dnf Der aeH Gteae Iiegt,
70 piro eS unS nt perargen penn mir bie6 nod 70
fanoe in petto 6ebaIten Biz mir nnere eieensqemate
@rfabran9en IN cieer WGen{hdft Der QBelt nittbeen
SIR jest allc anern rieoerbolten @lldrun(db, 6err
College
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-11

ehreren 9Ecden erhelten unO in ,relder er ber nah
fe 99ipn anb ge9eu oas Geftenipefen eBiger 3e abs
haitoelt uefse9t Sa habea, ao mir nS nun 9enStbg
ehess, NIT Der lnetems N tpetd1er er c @inaanss af
ole efte besiebt ben 9lrfau9 Sn tnaden. Gplltenwr
bic erife @nlcneun8 pieDer fnDeu 70 percen mir e
Ipdter mtttbeiIen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-11
Gpnpentipn Der lInalaubiaen.

,llnoldubiee 2cSa freilid eber eefer llnaIdubide,
s5nfDels l-gs flin9t etDaS punoerd, aber i'm @rnn-
Dc 1T es Faun bab 70 arg. Diee unslaabise slaubea
nld, baDcn Iln0 mir poGig Ibersengt Sic saaben an
@dnlebraten, eeberpafeteu, Apfecrtet br9t beioit-
oets absr an dy ielbt an Quou9b nio an bic 6afel
Gdnttle nur ben &cpf unslanbiser 9eier, oenn ugld
big bif cu, ipenn on bies nid 9lanben fann - Ndt-
fslt Oh Der @onUentipf, bic am 4te uli TIM @curthaus
oabsr attfauo, unb febr sablrei unsefdbr einen
Dnbenb beIneht mar, beSenohat, bu hdttelt CUBE
bod @lauben an bas Strebeu Der in9ldMbigen betcn,.
men, benn br 9ter @rltblas Iautet;
- The proper study of mankind, is Hlan'
Dse 9Bcrs hat freiltd, MIR elt grsldnber, gainefs
,rps aeiast iinc iii Silbpi9b in einer Sadel oen-
ncC ber llno ne elanbnirDlo nmb beceiteii, oaB ca6
4ceNttefe Stnoiurn fir ba6 menfhlide geitleeht Der
Weuld fe Nan bat bis jebt nod ni ermittellt fon-
men, cb d, bic auten Qeute I,it ce{e Gttoiinl piel
befaBt boben aein mir bnren uniere eeIer bre Der
Gdaern, cae srenn fe I'D, audi al II i'd, banit be-
fafIet, ihr @laube bic eeberpaete feineepe9s oa
cuftsI tteirrdbtigt rpro Sb ile an enen @ott CLAN
mas bralidts Da fiehs Syat bod, fbcn fritber Elm
Starr bebanptet snr grdaRna Der QBet mare gar fei
Gcff aofhig gepeens 70 sriabe n.an bod aud, bieen
9enen I'M Hsiiisehntea SdArburoert an lld itD ihren
9iasslt sa slaiten - e coer sgeDurd ne iliisdubia
oeporben ino oies aBs s tel Cen 0Reilfen eiaent-
LID nidf 10 ledjt betmnet. Sdlerd, aber aus purer
Dequemllfeit IIno e's geporSen, oenn mir beiierf>
ten baB Die Weife Der in Der @onpention Nnpelenoen
1eber ais Sd)nifer be ibrem Qeiten beiben ais Id)
riel nit Oaaoenfen iber BEN Wen{hen uno fcine Be-
ftimmng9 at plagen Sie laen Qubpigb unb bic Sade.
fis ie benfen ebr braud,t es st, i,f nr GjepifIen
In Sdaf Su lulleu. Die 9feoe, bic Or. H. llnberbia
an Das Derlamnselte Dnseno belt, su boren hnen mir
81 ipdf QBr theen baber unern Qeern bios NIT, ,pas
Qadbar Carton in feiner biesp0dentfioben Jaumnler
Oariiber faf, ndgli, baB e Elm G5emf, son llnqldn
bl9feif, MesmerismnS, Dbrencose umb presns qBaf
5erfitr aeuesrn ie 1De mir hOren miro Quopab BON
Der Gafa mir HdehFem @antOn beludeit.
IT, auf beonberfS gerlansen bcsirnen mir tette
nit Den 9fathcfuqeil lrfere6 0erebrfeu Ercurines
grn. 6 br Ia % 1Beferter. Der alte Nvrr. ieBt
Gin Rifles nno rienlies eanolebeir genie6eno 1beiu
amnter nod1 pen eiilem rhd,en gerfagen belebt, le
neu 4RItbnrgern iino beiouoers snen bentien eanbs
lfiten ipo 1nOgt, nnBlih III fein. G5 thut nS bers
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-11

"a No.. "a
|poroeeIf, NIT n V sle 5rcs
lretB sRinonieE. finfs EN- ~ - <"stnhal9;
q q. -.. s-... "S'S' %. "
Die @esDtterprfer, tpeIcte biSher ber h.,, ,.t:..
lten crcnte jpilden Wrrtfp stnb oen 0er. et Nm
1aen, ange dB an sa srrlreuel,. r s1as,,hor, NV
brtttibe @cianbte in lBnDitscn, hat Der gser ~.
l93e9iern9 bic 8er(lderunq aeqeben boe bic ,srs.:
e Hesiernng einen neMen &e(anotcn ben s. n.s' ~.
Staaten eritefnen rn6d1ir, nocbl atfnebrren ,rss
unc oaB oteie Sttimung Der NerifaHer ,l gbe So,
Semnhnn9tn Der brtd]en unD frans0(Ifeen (s,eSonn'
ten tn Weftfo Sir6ilid teltea (et.
Oele 2n9aben Ino I'm b6d)(ten @tQbe irohrfAe;,f;4 3
ano es CAB nberbanpt nnr 0Sense, Die qonbten nas
aus Der 9inlhuBfra9e elm Greg entfeben foltne Ss;e
4nneratton vt en- ge9enltano bes leberenfonn,sns
lSniiden spe nnabbdn99cn Mdjten, to pie fehy s,ns
brute Wtad't tbre nteretA ourd bic gerqrSsernno
ger et St oenaptDel!9f 9laben mag, 70 hat (le bp
Fansenlelnltb tesnen Grnno 5u auten JRlaoen. Niir
G91anp uaS OsenIEe' nc es cine Sdde bon qfcBer
ae,al9te.y osn gninp pom Ieras 3u binheru, oftr
sIa um wv eon &eras aufredt 3 ers
9aleM speNn 60 outaD Ole Eunlte Der Oiplomatif auf
9e9e 9elDepen fann &s tit betiacbtbeilt
9eno Iur M pap Seras oas nod etn5l9e iiblt tqe Bam
.ppus st0sugenos Sano PES anerltanohen Gontnems,
peaosn lea aoer mob ocl benaf
fs -, asraa, % 4 Vssqae " ele re9 uera
q 1et 1eepa!o UlelDt oen en9ben Mne fran5ol(hen
gsluossn ;" Ma.Dosm tpre Oplomafllden Rilnte ntJt
ansn os1lsq'ten ole glusi9rtnS oes snblueplaues
o. l.. ~ ~, loMVtIN Sur OelMfun8nn9 bfS ercBen
49,, e. o,tc4faa a.,.. .St' ~u'. Ve.otE EunCer nut
ass w uAo elnmutbt9er nadbten, nibts
s'S ~ s.sy psalte Sh eednftl9e uno bic
~ az s.ae ~. Je9erun9 an35ulrbaei. Sc
~ ~ ss.uuen1 oaB man eae 9rOBte 8ertramen
Ua s Iuh9 ftte, 2eras treree dl Oerluc fablem,
leIner unaeban99tet ais 8ecnauna
~ pe'oen' anaunebmeM, uno oieles 9ner-
q IT, .rn ipat eae Gr9eenlB ceS brlttlfden @n-
-. sI SePansl mar 1eeod ooruber, IN reem
VIC OMus9 Veerltos r5eno ssnen lSertb fur Die Ger
isSen rto;oe onrva -. se 9ao aeer 0fertc no
wv N9lan9 atet cen hnaoban9l9en dti
os1 bae. Gs ut alto ndtts hbrg
SssusM .potnos1 lW Uterito ottla9en f6nnte uno es
eatt gag iOeeile une tln9lfe mas es tbun meewenn
60 l!e9 GER Sermlttlun9 @H9lnos beelente nm Ieine
SSerpatrlne mIfoe Yer ct iDieeer herjufelen. Guy
tano fa vo etlem Sfud1e Dlldtu ben beiocn 9incern
fethen Qertgetl ~ errarten es bat jeoo efSeat eag
fe'l! 1'nIlnB W Wterlto fat alntdbtg 1T.
9n9lllbem &inttne ut es 5npb setben, baB Der oe.
faNene Glttator 5anta 9lna frel seldfsn puroe. Sr
naf o1 nadl yeneaela 6cgtbt, miro CON oa auS Die
paret elneE Anhdngsr or9anilrenuno ueaeicIt
hier eh9ldsn snpitien Die 3i9e Der caicrunq oher.
mats erbalien 9selde 9eftbeIle rabel @nslano lu,t,
Ine'h man ltbcn iu ptn, coer trenl9ifens u pcrlt-
tbsn Gedte I'M Sitbmas unb abt.eten @ollfcruiens,
DenffAf ~. =: S.s.
toseube BON "a, aa";ts c
he npn cs1hren o,f s,es;e NY W os.'ue wv sst Jses.
ME beroelose oa.,so ,sug oDusn M niO
nf rsr ~ ~ ~ w.. i''o 'N AnsvnctsUe pleIeS
orfsn mn oh.rna,s Oes' s u'else elttaeue ee
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-11
Der DaferIaaoe zSreun6 nnb Gent ber 3ett


!. - z 90 = 80 - 8 ~. % :, : i
SD . - = a!. g ~ : 4 ns I
Ipptl SgV espUMsle uus 20 9us wy @'sMS :" -"
one. 20 SOuaasve Ipa.sh "
Attmole aSttte uo p.Aavsl1. ~ IDAsveM fl"s tsNl
oelous PAUL hhu uts IpssssM vsaere9e bst s os
IfproetAN9 wy s'tltluuso ~ usg yt'ef @eHIrat 9Ou.
llffe pom leui. uoet9sOsl Aele erie Serfamman9
loer 0ttttst Dst o.OuAsa Getho eAs AalI unss'
got9e1sVe" ADHV0 Buy Nv =. SspP's A.oM'tAy ~ a.e
lgSnroe oon SfatIen unsae .I0ppsltopTlben" 0s-
lee9eper oeren ~ y. enem SaueH 5aH1
ehoer oepul)n89sn ag''s'W W. 1ouseH pom O1efeh gar
4 merh IHaMWeo leI'en leI'en'r ...sro,
9le g Detole y. o'elee 5aFE I'M
esDa - age qta se lOn iaa1 eUss 'a
aaBst sls'so ~ unu Otsul
3elhh9en lupsloeIM Dls Voaenernote a.e e'1e pous.
4 ger ere u 9su.Se''l 'ptsust y. lst sa'ee ~ -.
SaloIe gun Sesaaut rsm gsUlau %aloes paio Is %
~ s1ei os''""l' a.'U Oo eV'' ~ d"S''''' a. y
lRM leu'. o. o..
e;,f;harss mitteIfarnf. ,nmef.
/ o f,eitf5 mnloinrs. - gtnp srei g,ier
ths,rs ,, einem Sbeelbef nnl nIIarTrten Rbaborber
Gaffeefoe lnb filae e nit llebenoent gBalTer, laBe
clGes ebea, bis es falt seporben it lno ritGrr ole
SramSn nnp made lie nit ipeigen 3afer fliR G}ieb
b;ernnns eiue,n Ginne j Bis g Tabr aft. fpds bic
e5smnerfrQufbeit beTi,t, bis s gPa oes gaaes ie-
lhesro eiusn gbee6ffe ool- 9(s Spefe nt,nit ,rpei
9sonbpp fenes Rebl btnoe es in ein 9ud no {eSe es
Srei e5tluben lana; lit es fa. 70 nimm Die dueere
nbe bes Seoes lnb rebe bic bare tpeige Gubtan, mi
}ee bjtreidenbe Quauitdt Nd, un e wteoer ,u Der
Epiuuen at3 fcltes ee Dber apei ufe lana fod,elt
Iperrihre es nit e;uem Stt6 3inet ilno Made es m
Gcpph Die ieoitt, ais Die Spele }Ino ebr fctnncf.
lboft unb oerfeblen (elt,l, cine pot(fpnn,ne Gur.
| Der mDeutIte Courier III Stem Srleans entbdlt4
Eclotuhe5- -gpr ,ptitfd,en fehnlihff bic h9bocto,
Seies gatc5 el,ten ,ur lle6ernabre oerfef6en ntir
aus tilotqen Watfe 3u ubertraqen, lo forseren I'M
ere fdrmtliden @clegen anf, oes qilttoi oure ibre
80. ~ .,oJtc,, befouut -, ~ o;, e}s n iii,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-11

9Iuf Der pof in Wlnd,en fam Dor eiuioer 2eit elm
grtef an mt Der soree ,,t meinen lie6en Spbn III
aNanden. lSc fclte Der liebe 5obn aefilnben tper-
ben an lcB ben Brief lieeer,. Nae5 brei Iaaen er
ldltsn en Rnabe anf Der pcff uno fraste ,,a feiir
@rpeoenf, has 1T Der Iiebe 9 obn, uno bic Sad,e
mar audi rid1tig. -
9luf etnem anocrn Brief las man ,,9tu ben 2,nfi,n
oi9en Sombarbier cbann einrid gDe(flaube bei Sc
Saftrl von oes fdpere Getranf. 8erse MIDI MIDI baln
Gin Batter aoreillrtf einen Brief an ieen Scbn fof
|9encer1aesn sln metn SObn, BET ben gBirt II 0,af
hcf gum blanen Stern. gr fabrt Deu in. mObn,inn
Ibintenau6. Wobleebcren lit !. J. !. ''''''S =
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-07-11

Is affdle Ncter. - $40 9sotelt, s,craetfief, Der
,aed,ancs ganf ooi! biloocpbia, fIrO nslslid, ii
Der lebtberiaen ger gfaaten 8auf lnb
81. 05ioble, Yr1Goent ''.'>' . 's''s'' \
llnrsdte abatsr Noten airf Bic ,,ard,anae ganf.r &
nn9ednbert pom Der 9u;pai,oa ganf, unter,eidnet g.
QB. Waorgen, @abirer, uno Ig. gectt, praIpent, Be-
finoeli fIh iii @irfafaou. ~ 80 .
90 tpie aud, faIfbe 5, 10 nnb 90 gba[er Hpfen o,f
bie yicrtbnnberlnnb Banf Die rs Totelt baben e;t
,pelbld,e @eitalt NIT eiein Rnoe, WlGher &C. Refts
ee Srauenspercr nit einent Bud linfs Elm 8;lbnise
Bafdn9tcn 9 IL fBencer Stelnng 9lf ben slO Wofen
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

\ HUMAN FRAILTY No political patty
or religi ious sect should be held RESPONSE
ble for the errors OF vices of it's individual
members, unless such vices be matured
or countenanced by the associations
10 which such individuals are allied. -
rhe charges against an Avery, u Fair
child, an Onderdonk or u Fay, while they
show that no standing Can secure n man
from suspicion or even from tho coInmis-
sion of Il crime, should in no respec, be
brought reproachIuIIy against the sects
to which they are sevcrslly Allied
Around the founder of the Christian reli.
gion in the small circle OF twelve, was
found one Of the basest OF his agr--and
another who was guilty Of denying his
master with cursing, but on account Of
their frailly the great principles Of the
gospel were Of no less value TO mankind,
nor will any one on account OF the failure
of his disciples, think less Of the character
and sentiments Of their master.
Sects and parties may mourn over tho
fall of those in whom their confidence has
been placed but while they regret their
iralliy, il brings no dsrust of the sound
ness Of their cause. So long as the
polar star is stationary, comets may shine
and disappear without driving the mali
ner from his track, or destroying his as
surance that if the magnet IS true, the
course is right, through vessels with false
colors may have passed it.-Porismoufh
" II. Ga.eHe.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

THE REVENUE CUTrER JACKSON,
Capt. NJ ichael Conner, has done good
service ON our coast during the present
winter. CAPT. Connor and his active
aud faithful officers have been extreme
ly vigilanl and very successful in REM
dering snllicient aid in snving the prop
rrty on board Of several vessels which
have been driven op shore during the
winter. The money expended in this
service, so important TO the lives and
property Of those who are engaged in
our foreign and coast wise navigation,
all men of al parties, we are happy to
say, concur in adiudgi to be well
spent. And To officers who endure the
hard but important and humane service
lof cruising on our coast during this
most severe and inclement season. and
especially to those to whom we have
alluded, who so well and 40 faithfully
perform their duties, too much commen-
dation cannot be awarded. Prov. Jour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13
CCesGrc sssGasa..

In the SENATE, Wednesday, Feb )
Mr. Benton wlthdrew his bill for the an
nexation Of Texas, and substituted anoth
er, providing Cor the admission Of Texa.
as a State into the Union and for The
appointment OF five commissioners to trea
with Te3as, "a to the terms, and appio
prialing $780, 900 for the purpose. Mr.
u. pointed out the objections to the
House measure, which would he said
render II unacceptable TO Texas and
expressed his willingness to trust the
subject 10 Mr. Polk's administration.
| Mr.. Beyrcn moved that the bill be re-
legred to the committee on foreign rea
tions Mr.. Merrick advocated lis ref
erence 10 that committee, and Mr.. Ben.
ION opposed il.
Mr. Walker went into an argument in
favor Of the bill, and was opposed 10
sending il to n committee which had al
ready decided that Texas could not con
sttu,iGnally be admitted as a State.
Mr.. Barrow was ia favor Of ;he COM
mitment.
The motion TO refer TO the committee
on foreign relations was rejected, yeas
%, nays 90.
The HOUSE, was principally occupied
with the Land Bill.
On Thursday, in the Senate, the Post.
age Bill was under consideration ard
good progress made. The Senate agreed,
by vote OF 33 To II, to establish a uni.
form rate q! postage at FIVE CENTS. The
iranking privilege WIS abolished, and he
clause prohibiting private expresses struck
ort. Without finally disposing of the
mi, the Senate went INTO executive ses.
sion and soon after aaivuncd.
In the House, there was one OF The
most disgraceiul scenes ever witnessed
~ that bear garden, as the following ac-
count from the New York Express aud
Com. Adv. will show. The subject un
der debate was the Indian Appropriation
Bin. Mr. Giddings made some remark,
upon provision ot the bill which looked |
o The payment for the use Of the services
'or slaves. lie spoke against The insli,u- .
ion oI slavery with his usual earnc ''ress, .
and particularly against the application I
'lavrs, in any manner Whatever. Mr.. Il
biack OF Georgia, took great offence AT
hrse remarks, and commenced per-
,nnsl attack upon Mr. Glddlngs. lie
'aid the member from OHIO bad been 80
,lien kicked about The House by almost
very memher ~ II, that II was hardly \
Youth while for anybody To reply to him. /
The speech bc had iusl made was
made four years ago, and had moi there
ore, even the merit Of originality. lie
Wished now To know oi The MCMgER -.
emphasizing the word with great force,
- make the insult the more striking, ,-irI
hero was n particle ofproor that one n
nan or one district, or any part or portion \
{ tic State o; Gsorgia, was opppsed 10
Iatciy' Mr. q replied that he was
ent here fur very Ji;icfon, purpose Ihnn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

The poor house in Salem w. J. was
consumed by fire on Saturday morning
of last week. When the connagralion
took place there were more than ono
bundled inmates. Many of them " ere
lunstlcs and chained in their cells, and
bad It not been for the humanity and
courage OF some of the keepers, who
rushed into the cells and liberated these
unfortunate persons at the risk of their
lives, the tale told OF this counagrs,ion
would have bern most plliable.
Cnc lunaiic who hal been chained for
twenty years, stated back with alarm,
when his rescuers entered his cell. On
learning his danger, bis excitement waA
beyond bounds and when he was freed
lron his chains, he dashed of with the
utmost speed aud has not heen rrinken.
The other luoatics have been teiaken
and lodged temporarily in jail. Prov.
Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

light may be said thereafter to be Of no
expense.
The apparatus will not cost a very
grea. amount, Ii may he kept in one
part Of the city and the light produced
by connection wires in any other part
Or it may be slowed away in the cellar
or garre!, ms il is not affected by damp
ness, and wires be carried to different
rooms. 10 The neig ghboring SITS. What i,
cannot do in any way of ilumnaiions,
remains yet to be discovered what il
can do, we may partially conceive. The
inventors start immediately to Great
Britain to secure their pa,cnts. CMe'n-
matt .Mechanic.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-13

THE loLAs BY reference 10 our ad-
verlising columns, j, will be seen that
the steamer loias. Capt. B. +. Wool
sey, again commences her trips between
Providence and this place, this DAY,
leaving Providence on Tuesdays, Thurs
days aud Saturdays a, I2 past 10 A. NJ.
and this place on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, at 10 4 Nj. until further
notice.