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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Proposals for Building u
new Church Edilfce.

The undersigned will receive proposals
TOR building y new Church edlice for the
FIRST Baptist Church in this town, un, the
first Monday in June next
Said cdlbce is to be built Of wood. with
Sleepe, galleries and Vesty Its dimcn-
sions are TO he SIXTY two by seventy two feet.
All ;urAcg padiculars may be ascerta,ucd
by applying to either of the Committee
SAMUEL 5. PEcKIaM,
ROBERT DENSIs, Comm.,tep.
JosErn SMITH,
Newport, May 81, 1915.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22

rCP The Christian World contains a
notice for the clergy TO meet in Boston,
on Monday afternoon of Anniversary
week, TO discuss their duties in relation
to American Slavery, signed by the fol.
lowing Unitarian ministers :--James
Thompson, Joseph Allen, Caleb Stetson,
Samuel Ripley, Convers Francis, Viii
liam Ware, Samuel J. May, Artemus
B. Muzzey, Oliver S'earns, james w.
Thompson, Alonzo Hill, Andrew p.
Peabody, Henry A. Miles, Frederick
H.Hedge, Sam'I May james I. Clarke.
George W. Briggs, Barzillni Frost,
Nathaniel Hall, David Fosdick, John
Weiss.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22

There was a disturbance in Johnston
one day las, week, caused by the failure
and elopement Of the psoprictors of a
Calico print work iNlessrs. Hunt and
Taylor.) The workmen, who saw but
little prospect of getting their pay were
induced to seize upon the property to
secure themselves, and the Sheriff was
obliged TO be sent for TO prevent vio-
lence. Nothing serious afterwards oc-
Cured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22

CoNsUMPTIo Coughs, Colds,
Whooplng Cough, Tightness nf the Lungs or
Chest may be cured Rev. Darius Anthony
was very low from Consumption, Jonathan
IIowarlh, the celebrated temperance lecturer,
was reduced TO the verge of the grave by
raising blood. Rev. Mr.. Dunbar, of New
York, The Rev. AIR. lie Forest, Evangelist in
The Western part of this state, Rev. Sebas
tian Stree,er, of Boston, the wife of Erasmus
Dbble, Esq. in Moravio, and hundreds OF 9th
ers, have been relieved and cured by prop.
er use of Sherma,'s Cough Lo,enges, aud no
medicine has ever been offered TO the public
which has been more effcctua in the relief
Of those diseases, or which can be recon-
monded with more confidence. They allay
all itching or irritation, render the cough ea.
sy, promote expectoration, remove the cause,
and produce the mos, happy aud lasting CT
fects.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22
NE .MORANDA.

Ship Wm. Engs, Boss, arr at n. Orleans Cd
FIN N. Y.
Ship ST Lawrence, Chase, cid at n. Orlean,
Sth for Liverpool.
Ship Palestine, Mumford, is reported at Mo-
bile 9Th wig trt.
Brig Octavia, Smith,was at ST Johns p. K %
about LIST inst. for Philadelphia in days.
Brig Pocahontas, Wade, fin n York for St
Thomas, was spoken 4th, lat 80 A lon 65 Is
Brig Tasso, Riley, cid at ~ Y. l2th for Nor.
folk, to load for Berbice.
Brig Robt. Bruce, Gardner, arr a, Savannah
9th fin n Orleans.
schr Export, Swasey, cid at PhiIudel pha
18th for this port.
schr Triumph, Williams, arr "A, Bristol III,
lm n. York.
Schr Direct, Briggs, arr at N York, 18th I'm
Baltimore.
schr Mobile, Cozzcns, cid at n. Orleans Cd
for Pensacola.
At Nooahe,a, Dec Ist, ship JOHN COG
GESllALL, Macy, Newport, 400 sp.
Sl""p An"awan, Bqrdick cid al NlobiIs lth
inst, for this part.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22

"Fashion" has run another race
since she was beaten by "Peytona."
1t was on Saturday over the Union
Course, with another of Mr.. Kirman's
Stable "Jeannetteau. Notwthstand-
ing her arduous performance on Tues
day, she won the club purse of $1,000
very easily, in two straight heats of 4
miles. The time was about Il minute
slower than the former race.
1t is reported that Fashion and Pey-
tona will have another trial Of speed al
Camden, N. J. on Friday week.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22

Capture ola Slarer, by The U. s, Man
Of Uar.-Yes,erday, arrived at this port,
schr. Spifre, Of New Orleans, in COM
mand of Lieut.. Washington Reid, ac-
companied by Saml. Wilcox, midship-
man, and manned by the late crew of the
wrecked schr Manchester, with Thom.
as Turner, late first officer Of the ~
and master subsequent TO the death OF
Capt Gordan. The Spulire was caplur-
ed by the boats of the u. S. brig Trux-
ton, March %, a, Rio Pongos, Coast
of Africa, at the slave factory of Paul
Taber, on suspicion Of being engaged IN
the slave trade. Her master was Peter
Flowcry. The boats were jn the charge
Of Lieut.. Simon +. Blunt, cooperating
with the bon,s Of II. Il. NJ steamer Ar
dent, under the charge Of Lient. john
son. The boats went alongside under
English colOrs, and ordered The schonn-
or to show her colors on the penalty Of
being seized as pirate. The Ameri.
rnn ensign was then hoIsiad al her gal!
and the cnlnrs immediately shifted ~ the
boats, aud the schooner taken charge OF,
rydcpce having been lodged against
her as having already made a success
fI irip from the same place to the islau,!
of Cuba, with 39l slaves, under the com
mand OF Capt Gordan, lately in com.
mani of the Manchester, by Thomas
Turner, who served in both vessels as
Capt G. y mate She was then known
by the name of The Caballcto, and was
built in Baltimore, whence she sailed via
N. York, in 8i2 She was afterwards
sold, aud her register returned TO Bali
more. Iler present crew also tcSIIiies
rs to her intention of RECEIVING slaves
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22

The Salem Register contains an ac-
count Of the loss Of The sch. Daniel Web
ster, Mark Stevens, master, in the late
severe casterly gale, on Saturday morn
ing last, 4 or miles N T.. Of the Lon.
doner Shoal. She capsizcd and subse-
quently drilted ashore on the High Pop
i,rs, Cape Ann. There were five per-
sons on board. including passenger,
Mr.. Wakefield. Mr.. T.. w. Cozzens,
of Trenton, Me. was the only person
saved The sch. was loaded with lum-
Der. bound to Boston from Ellsw wor,h.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22

"OtRS IL not profession that ministers mCrgiy ~
the fully aud vanity at mhnknd-ilt aims ~ TNa.uns
above another IN splendor o egupHge aud iHSn o
ishmtnt that nhorr to create hrthrHl d,iiur
ion- IN society IN order ihnt the great may opnrcs'
the smHilthat couriNUS To- concentrate sU thc Uhil
ing wealth oi community mtn ~. htuds ct u 'cN rHpt
cious individuals Who shall be thereby eniii'd tn u"l
~ the hard earned products 81 hunest labor. N
pruyincs oi nur art more geurruus aud noble 10
wipes the cpi fro the check o beauty -cstta,s tht
raug irom the mortal tnnc writIug with agoi' hut
u " gives not bread 10 ihr hungry, u ruHl's the hhn
NV ~ aud the dlspspt to arpr'cHt" that h end
which Providence has given them. The rich Hrd ili'
pnnr might All he induced 10 esteem u equally t-sti
nl 10 the wei hcug o so'cty, - that ~ th'ir WI
hrloV,d phtican, 1r o. ilt Ehrgton WHO wounds hn'
10 cure "-Druttl Jour nl
ID. X BOUTELLE, DEE1Isr,
CorET Of 7hamCs and Mary Sirccis.
Newport, slay 10, 1919.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22

CURE FOLLOWS CuRE!- F,niher eri-
dence Of Me efficacy Of 7homson's Com
pound Syrup Of Tar s. Hood Naphtha,
IN Consumption.
Mrs. II. p. WARNER, now residing nj the
house of Michael e. Fisher, in Woodbury.,
N. j., was attacked lS months ago, with u
violent disease Of the lungs, pronounced by
her physician, DR.. w. H., of Philadelphia,
CONGESTION of the Lungs. The pain in her
breast was violent, with difficulty of respira-
ton, and total inability To raise the phlegm,
precluding the possibility of repose, and ren.
delIng 1t necessary to remain propped np in
bed three months, Her voice was gone
Her physician deemed her case hopeless, and
she ceaecd to indulge the hope of recovery.
Hearing Of the numerous cures effected by
Thomson's Compound Syrup of Tar and
Wood Naph,ha, rs last resort she resolved
TO try il, and in very short time her hcalth
Improved-and to steady perseverance in the
use of this invaluable remedy, she alone at.
tributes her complete restoration TO health.
The above statement respecting my wife
is strictly true, and her recovery is attribute.
bic solely to the use of Thomson's Compound
Syrup of Tar and Wood aphtha-eveIy
other remedy having failed in her case.
HENRY p. WARMER,
May 10, l8Ij. kingsessing.
This Invaluable Syrup is for sale at lIS
Thames street. by K. J. TAYLCR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22

A man was hung in North Carolina,
short time since, for stealing pair Of
suspendsrs The laws of the most bar
barous ages have never sanctioned a
deed more disgracefuI to humanity. II
the supporters of "Law and Order" in
Rhode Island are denounced as cal
gerines," what may not the Legislators OF
the cold North State" be termed who
permit, in these enlightened days, such
laws TO remain upon their Statute book ?
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22
Sandwich, Sept 4, 1914.
Yours, II B GIBBS.
x. j. TAYLOR, Agent

PH TakiHg Nude Easy We announce
with great pleasure the Important fact that II
medicine has just made It's appearance which
though powerful purga,lyc and az unrlval-
led putfe uf the blood, neither grlpes nor
nouscates, and j. administered ~ the form oi
o sugar plumb. We, oi course, allude Ia
Chckener's Sugar.coaicd Pills winch We
perceive, by oar exchange papers, are every
where the rage, anG fast driving ail the old
fashioned. gtlPrng, and nauseailng popular
compound out OF the market.
Sold by II J. TAiLoR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22

From Sr. THoMAs-We have receiy-
ed by the bark Rose late St. Thomas
papers. The Times states that a sue
ccssion Of earthquakes had occurred
there latterly creating considerable alarm.
The shocks had been very severe and
accompanied with deafeniDg noise
NJ Y. Jour. Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22
Is SHIP NEWS. .k,
PORT OF NEWP PORT.
AR ED.


THURSDAY. May IS,
Schr Spy, Hawkins, Norfolk for Dighton.
FRIDAY, May l6.
Brig Good Hope, Rogers, Wexford for S,rIs
Of Belle Isle, fishing.
Schr RosaltLe, Burdick do do do do 0cto.
ber, Baxter, Alexandria for Boston.
PHO. boat j. Siurgis, of Holmes Hole, from
a crulse-l0th, al p. IN, . miles SSW from
Block Island, pu, pilot on board ship Chill,
Dexter, of aud for N. Bedford FIN NV Coast,
with 20O0 bis VIII. oil and 400 sp.-cuught all
the ,, sp on her passage home 'hia side Of Cape
SATURDAY, May II.
Schrs Equity, Paine, n. York for Boston !,
Conway, Nickerson, t. River for Kennebpck ;
Mary, Bray, do Tor PhiIad {; Fair Dealer, Wat.
son, do for Bath Ceres, Wardwcli, aud Ma
ria ~ Caroline, Sulphur, Prov. Ios Phlla T.
Wood, Bunker, do for GoIdsboro Uniied,
Bray, do for Norfolk Tryall, Gibbs, do for
Baltimore; Adelaide, Staples, do for Charlotte,
NC ; Darius, Nckersun, do for Boston Ohio,
Farnnm, 80 foE Rondout, Banner, Brown, do
for Cherry field Dray, S!erne, L. GreenwicA
for Gardiner.
Soops Mandaline, Crowell, n York for +.
River; Excel, Ptman, T.. River, for N. York
SUNDAY. May ls.
schrs Henry Clay, Nye, n. Bedford for Al
bany Col. Slmons, Fish, Falmouth for do J;
Pearl, Crowcll, Prov. for Bait.
MONDAY, May 10.
Brig Confidence, Rally, . days from Garden.
as with molasses to Geo. Engs. Left at c.
brig Poland, Gardner, Of ani for this port in
days.
Bark Providence, Vnson, Apalachicola for
Providence.
Brig Home, Crowell, I'm Boston.
Schr Mas.asoii,G Godfrey ,Now-York for Wey
mouth.
Brig Echo, Smith, fm Wilmington via L, Z.
TUESDAY, May 20.
ship Hope, Heath, I'm Sandwich Islnnts for Prov.
Brig Poland, Gardner, hn Lardenas for Bosipu.
Sclrs Orator, Rgssel, IN Mobile for this port May
flower Amy, I'm Mobile Tor Provi Company, Bur, I'm
N. London for Freetown.
Propeller Eudors, Brown, hn r. River for y. York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22

ISAIAH RyNDERs, alias RENNERs, the
notorious Empire Club chieftain, and the
bully Country McCluskey, have been
indicted by the Grand Jury Of Saratoga
County, and bench warrants for their ar
rest are in the hands Of the officers in
this city.-l.N Y. Erp.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22
Cant. Rollins,

VIII leave Long Wha;f, Ncwpor, f,r Esv
York, THIS EVENING. at about hali
past O'clock.
~ Regular days fr leaving Newpor,
Tor New York Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat.
ufJays.
O. F~ The htprrSE viii leave Newnor
for Providence cyeIy inesday, ThulsGay
and Saturday i1orning, On her arrivd. ircW
New York at about o'clock. Fare SO Cts.
The Aep!unc has been ihnronghiy over.
hauled he past winter having par 0f new
boilers, ~ which her speed will be Glucn ~.
creased A iarge forward cabin bas been
added TO her Accommodations, winch. with
an airy suite o, slpt1 fo"ms, viii make he.
The most desirable conveyance betweeu
New York, Proydenc" ana Boston.
Mcrchantlse generally, 5 ceH,s per tHot.
Boots, shoes, bonnets end hate, cents pe,
foot.
Goods consigned 10 The agent ot Newport
will be shipped free Of commissions or siur.
age. For tur,h;r Information apply 10
CilAS. II. TiLLEY,
No. I42, Thames street
Newport, May %, lS4J-ll
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22
JUST RECEIVED
FOR SALE LOW,

= cnsk of Boston cured Hams cnsk OF
4 Boston smoked Beef cask of New
York IIams-25 bbls FANNY FLOUR
10 bbls Of Connecticut dried AppIcs-5O
bags dairy Sal,-2O boxes extra Soap-and
in store n first rate assortment Of FAMILY
GROCERIES,, all of which will be sold as
low rs can be bought in town of equal
quality. GEO. B. KNOWLES,
9 doors north OF Perry Factory.
May o..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22
Auction Of Administrator i,isr.ltT,
To be sold at AUCTION al nv Office, on
SATURD4Ync ncrt, Lte 2ih inst.

SATURDAYnert, he gan inst.
, Feather Beds. a variety Of fu allure. a
quantity Of silver Plate per oz.. nun.
Der Of ancient EngTavings. framed Z. elos.ed,
wa - Plate, Cicero. i!ippocsatcs, Socrates.
..e'aeitus. Fytnvgoras. Glen, Soneca,
Homer Horace, Demosl henes, Denocriius,
aud an elegant view Of Fiorerce.
N. Is. iIi" Plate will be sold precisely OF
ioA o'clock-the Eugruvings a, II.
A ihose Disposed to send articles for sale
at this suction, are requested to scad hem
in OF Friday.
!. G. SHAW, .auet'r.
Nav -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22

0~r Morocco vests, particularly red havc lately hern
introduced among the iashonabes in Paris, and nil
shc rnsc. Their appearance is said to be uncommonly
brilliant
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22

GrS JcgsoS.-A latter ,rom Nashville, in THURS
lps Union, states that the health Of Gen, Jackson s
more rapidly failing, and that he cannot possibly long
survive. 1t il not improbable that the neN mails viii
bring Intelligence OF his death.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22
BEIaroL, Il. l., March 6, 1916.

BEiaroL, K. l., March 6, 1915
Dear Sr:--The General Assembly, n,
lhelr last session, made All appropriation for
lhe education oi the Deaf and Dumb, aud
Blind, Cf tbs State, and appointed me Com:
missioner 10 distribute The ssme. To enabls
nc tn do so ~ proper manner, am dcslt
ous that you should lntor,n me, us soon ~
you conveniently eau, the number Of pcrsous
IN yoar town, deaf and dumb, ard also ,he
number OF blind, their age, sex, where bn:ir,
pecunlory means, degree oi intelligence, ant
any other information you may think prnp"r
To give me concerning them, chat may te
enabled To- make lodciors selection 10 be-
bcnehued by the States bounty.
Yours. SC BYRON OMAN.
To the Town Clerk, Newport.
Persons m this town. Interested 10 the
above, are requested 10 furrish ihe uaJs,.
signed with the iufnrna IN dcsirrd. W >u6u
as may he. BbNJ, Ii. ilOWLANp,
Mgy u. Tom i,,t
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22

u. 8. CIRCUIT couRr.-The Grand Jury ON Satur-
day morning returned bill Of indictment against
Capt Peter Flowcry, OF the schooner sptGre, for p
racy in being engaged in the slave trade The Coas
ofAficn-but lhel found no bill against the crew Of
.hc vessel. Boston Transcript,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22

II is said that Judge Story intends to
resign his seat as one of tho Judges of
the Supreme Court Of tho United States.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22
A CARD.

we, the undersigned, passengers In the brig Conf.
dence, from Cardenas Cuba, to Newport take this OPP
poriunity Of rendering to Capt SAMUEL C. BAILEY our
sincere thank" Tor the very Kind aud senemanly trent,
ment we received from him during the passage, auI OF
expressing our admiration for the seamanlike manner
in which all things conducted board his ves-
sell FRANKLIN GAGE
ISAAC PACKARD,
WIN MASON,
VIM. BIsBY
EDW'D. PERRY,
JAMES PERRY,
SAMUEL FRY.
Newport, May 10, I3i5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22

The examiners to decide upon The merits of l.e let
ter scales for the i. o Department have reported N
favor OF those Of Messrs Holland & Davis Boston,
says The n. \. Cpmmercir,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22
NOTICE..

INTiE Town Council oi Newport y N hold
scsslnn MS n Board uf Canyasscrs, ut
the Town Ilall ~ Newport, On fndsy. the
}0h dRy of May instant, nj 40 o'clsck, n M.
- futtl g. correct iho lists OF Voters uf lh"
town of Newport, for the Annual Town
Meeting to b. holden on the fret TUESDAY Ia
june next for choice OF Town Officers frt
SAID town uf Newpott. and that this notice BE-
published At lcas, ten days previous ~ SAID
tune of meeting ~ tho Newspapers ol this
town. IIy order.
May - u. u HOW LAND.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22

New aud beautiful assortment Of Sllk
~ Bara'hca, Linen. Cambrlc anu Cotton
Crayats, plain md fancy, this day opened
and selling very low
D.J. & n. a. HoELDS,
May H.. lao, 7hamS N.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22

.inoiher Destructive Fare near PiHs-
burg BY the passengers in the West
ern cars last night we learn that dc.
struciive fire occurred ar Allcgany Ciiy.
opposite Piu,bure. on Friday last No
papers from that city having been rc-
ccived by the mail wo arc without any
particulars in detail, though we are u.s.
snred by gentleman who saw n PITTS.
burg paper of - nrday in the cars, that
The ruinor is but too well founded. The
number of buildings said To have beor
burned is about thirty, and the loss cs,-
mated at nrnrly the sum Of five hundred
thousand dollars. - Bdd. Sm, .Voadav
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22

FnoM Mrxico.-The following is az
extract from letter from a highly re.
spectacle source, dated
"VERA CRUz, April % Com. Con.
nrr has anchored off this port with his
squadron, from Pensacola, and war with
the u. S. seems still to be the topic o
the journals bni England is using al
her power aud all her influence to bring
obou, the acknowledgement of the Inde.
pendence Of Texas, by Mexico, aud pre-.
ven, annexation. A. things nov look
] should not be surprised should Trya,
slip through our fingers jour. Conn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22
AUCTIONS.
FLOWERS s at AUCTION

THIS EpE.NLvG. 80 half past 7 o,
cioek, ~iH be sold at PaLEc A!ciion. g.
No. li2, Ihomcs sf,set,
4 eS"At variety of CREC.v HOHSl
PL.F,V1's, eoas'stiiR of !? -. Gnn
"'"hs' Verp"nds, Cactus, fnmr,s =. end
'sr'ety of Dshlins. Sc. &c
CHARLES y. TILLE-. .nr-,'-.
n y. Tho Plants vii. be so.iee cs.s.
q, az Private aals ddring the eay, e.. .0e
May 22j. l6i5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22
Probate Notice.

NOTICE s hereby given to all persons
" Interested, to appear h"iorc ihc Count ol
Probate ni south tlngsruwn, TO be- held -;
rhc House oI Philip Taylor, on the second
Monday Of June next, NJ O'clock, p. ~. md
be- hcurj ~ The probate al the last W, mud
Testament of Edward Ilal late of sald
South hinastown dec.
~ ord Of said cour'.
THOMAS u. WELLS, Cicre.
Snuth kIngstown, May IL, lSlj. o..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22

The officers and crew of the Sptfre
have been committed to prison, to await
their trial before the proper rribpnal.-
Boston .A'tceriiser Of Friday
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22

~ a. IS0, Thamcs-st.,
- terces Rice;
225 obls aud half lbls Canal Flour;
100 bags coffee
$50 keys Leaf Lard
200 bags dairy salt
100 boxes extra No. Soap;
80 bb.s butter crac kers and pilot bread
81 boxes sugar crackers and soda biscuit
40 casks Italian raslus
rs boxes bunch do;
10 casks currants
81 boxes c,tron
80 drums figs
% cases Canton ginger preserves
25 boxes lemon syrup;
50 do blue and white starch
30 DO variegated & white secuted soap
25 do CASTLE soap;
rs do chocolate and Cocoon
Is bbls soft shell Almonds
80 boxes ground spices
% do 90 coffee
25 do plug TobaccoI
30 bbIs PROVISIONS;
80 kegs a'pralus;
l25 rcams wrapping paper
60 doz painted water pals
Al doz brooms
- doz a Iicaat ,natts
300 mats Cassia;
20 bbls cider vinegar
ID boxes pepper sauce
90 boxes patent tniluw candles
- DO. olive oil IN variety OF packages
10 boxes Mocaronis and Vermacelh;
81 ar casks Madeira, Port aud other nee !;
20 bas.eIs EhHnPagnc,
~ bbls bottled porter and pale ale
80 doz Champagne CIDER.
ALso-bullcr, cheese, hams, smoked beef,
picAlcd salmon, London sauces, ground rice,
cocua, owes, chpres, mustard, anchovlcs, sar.
Dimes, Cauluu soy, sal,oda, cream OF tnrtar
sup carb. soda, prunes, Lorllsrd snuff and
tobacco, &c SC. &c.
IN sTOr: RE.
200 boxes extra fine Havana Sugar
20 barrels New Orleans do;
80 boxes 4. hbls loaf & crashed dn
40 bags old Government laya Coffee
80 bags Rio Crffee
$50 packages ilyson, Young Tyson, Sou
chong and Pouchong Teas
) tons dred fpples;
00o0 Spanish Cigars.
90 bags shot;
sc. sc. Sc So
Newport, May IS, iS45.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22
Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Biticrs.


The Sarsapalilla md Wild Cherry Bittcrs
are now acknowledged by all who have gave
them trial to be one Of The best preparations
now in use. AS Family Medicine il is in
valuable. it Is pleasant 10 the ;a5te which
makes 1t an easy medicine 20 admlnlster Ia
children, and is fast taking the place OF those
Inauseatlng remedies winch have been 50
long in use.
For dyspepsia, Headache, Indigestion,
llumors, PAIN IN the back and side, they
have been used with great success. The
following is one among many testimonials Of
the efficacy Of this medicine in possession OF
The proprietor.
Sandwich, Sept. 4, lSi4.
Dear .Sir-Tis is to certify that my daugh-
Ter has been troubled with Dyspepsia for u
number OF years, attended with almost con.
slant headache aud other distressing symp
toms which accompany this disease. She
visited Boston to avail bcrsclf of the advice
Of the Justly celebrated physicians of that
city all 10 no purpose. BY the solicitation
OF friend, | wns induced To purchase boz
tie Of Dr. Woods SarsaparlIla and Wild Cher
Ity Btters. Before taking one bottle she
was relieved of the headache aud after tax
mg ngo or three bottles tho other symptoms
entirely disoppcorcd.
Yours, II II GIBBS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-22
NOTICE..

NOEECE.
4 rTL,cATioN will be made al the Treasury
n ot the Unltcd States for the payment
OF the following amounts. duo on CertIfcaIcs
issued by the Commissioned of Loans Tor The
State of Rhode laIand, IN favor OF Abraham
Barker, VIZ:
One of deferred per cent.
.he nominal amount Of whicE
is $40, interest due, 10
One Of 3 per cent, nominal
AMOUNT, 81 CD, all due, SllG9
$l,29
Unclaimed dividend, lj97
S37,7G
(Sgned,l ABRAHAM BARKER.
Newport, L. J., May Is, l6I5-3w-
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