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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-17
CASTINGS

for Mills such Cog Wheels, Bevel and Mortes
Wheels, Shafts, Segments Gudgeons, Cracks, Spin
dies, Steps and Racket Wheels, Plaster Breakers,
Burr, Brushes aud Brass Castings, Also, great
variety of HorseP Power and Thrashing Machine
patterns of the very best design for strength and
economy of metal. Plough Castings OF every de-
scription, Mouldboards, Landsides and Shares; a
large stock of Wagon Boxes OF oil sizes, and ofthe
best forms. faror, Chamber and Ten-Plate Stoves,
east of the neatesl paterns-the Hathaway Cook
Stove of different szss-Wa,er Pipes aud Cast
Iron Railing, All the Castings are made OF the
best materials
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-17
SApPINGTON'S HOTEL.
IS

FRNHE undersigned having no other ambition to
4 serve than that Of paying his honest debls
and those for which he is liable, and supporting
himself in On honorable way, begs leave 10 inform
his numerous friends and the public generally, that
he ha, taken charge of his large and very commo-
dous three-story
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-17
HO2eessaCOOd sRFiggS
FOR RENT.

HNExPECIED circumstances have deprived
- me Of tenant fot the coming year, for Ibis
valuable properly. The machinery is III IN good
state Of repair, and the whole establishment In a
STATE TO be Immediately etiiaisat. The prospects
FOR good business there the coming year, are
very promising. Persons wishing rent, will
make immediate application. ANY description Of
u IS deemed unnecessary, IS persons wishing to
rent will OF course examine H. viii therefore on
y say that there IS no establishment IN Virginia
short Of Richmond which is more complete 10 al
the departments Of grinding aud saving.
EDWARD COLST0N.
Iatv II Ia4E--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-17
Notice e.

YNyHE undersigned takes this method to inform
the public that he has rented Capt. John 4,
Boyd's Mills, at Bunker's-iliil. The Mills are in
comple te order TO grind all kinds Of grain. He
will grind Wheat and give one barrel of super
Flour for every thee hundred pounds of merchant
able wheat. or buy wheat al the market price AMI
pay cash on delivery; and in the proper season
viii attend punotually to grinding Plaster and
crushing Corn in the ear
The grinding Of Rye and Corn attended 10 at all
tines and done in the best manner.
He will also keep good article Of FLOUR for
family use, which he will sell for cash or exchange
for good wheat. Farmers aud all others are inyi-
ted to call before making contracts else where, as
he int ends by promptness and proper attention to
business 10 merit liberal share Of the public pa
tronage. - D. D. "loiNEH'
July 10, l845-3m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-17
RELIGIous.

The RICH, Reverend Bishop JoHSs is expected
TO oHiciatc in Trinity Church, Marlinsbure. on
Synday .Iaig 27A and on The two following days
al Nt. ZION Church IIedgesviile.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-17
COACH NEAESgNas.

FEgHE subscriber respectfully informs the reops
n OF Be,kelsy County that he haa erected
Coach Maker'. Shop Qaeeu s., Martinsbnrg,
immediately adjoining The Lutheran Church end
nearly opposite the eaeite uiier, where he y pss-
pared to manufacture all kinds Of earrings work
according to nrders. Tie will also strictly attend
10 al kinds Of repairing 10 bis line ct business, up.
1.-THE shortest notice aud le tnaslteseouahle terms
| lake this secession Ia return my tbafks 10 tho
people of Berkeley County fol tie patronage
ved during the past year. ard solicl. renlinu-
snce and Increase Of The same, Us shall sndcsyof
render satisfaction to all Of my customers
have also an hand some secondhand CaetIngsa
and Buggys for SAFE or Hlss.
May /. 1915 NEIL ALLIN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-17
gslD NJ G. g ON
G!!Ii!AI GID
SULPH UR SPRIN G..

YENEiE subscriber is prepared TO take al few Board
Il ers during the Spring season. This is de-
hghtful country, and one of the largest aud best
Sulphur Springs in the State of Nitginia-within
six miles of Mannsburg, Va and the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road.
Price Of Boarding. per week, or 8 per day.
JOHN /. COOkUS.
Bedipeton july 10. 1845-6
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-17
.VEEs'. E.g.FD CHEAP
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SEGAR
s III % 10 ID }

The Largsa Sloc1 eser offered ~ Marktnsea,s.
EEAVlNG purchased bis stock in Bal
X D. timore, aud opened bis establishment in the
room recently orcppied by J keiger, shoe maker,
two doors south o. 5oek's Hotel, the subsetter re-
spectfully soheiis share OF public patronage. His
stock ol Segnfs is complete, embracing a full va
riety Of the choicest brands. Ills Chewing Tobnc
co Is Of superior quauy--ihe best manufactured in
America lie has also hne article otgCui and
Dried Smoking Tobacco. Also, Snuff &c. &c.
A full sunply Of the above articles will he kept
constantly on hand by the undersigned, and will hs
sold as cheap as obey be had any where in the
Valley.
Country Metcharts Of Berkeley and The adionr
ing Counties uii had IT TO their Vantage to give
him call before purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN MOREHEAD,
Maitinsburg Msy |. l8d5--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-17
Fy0ur r. Corssnaeaf.

BUST received, lot Of extra and super Flour
Cd also Cornmoal, which | win sell in any way
ID .uit those who wish 10 purchase, for cash
r. r. Depot. July 10 WIN kkohSEN'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-17
4 AGERST0WN FOUNDRY
AND
.vg.9CEsF.T'E SHOP.

F.1lE subscriber having hand great variety
u OF excellent patterns for machinery for Mer-
chant. Grist and Saw Mills is prepared to manu-
factnre all kinds of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-17

TO Ihomas Ice, .4nihony lee, John Lee.
John Whie, John .NcDoaald and Eliza
beM his rite Eleanor Lce, Rebecca
Mcdonald, Dacm ARcram and AbagdI
has rife. James Steel and Mary his wa,e.
Ddrd ". Ihrockmorfoa and deborah
his rife, John Do,eHing and A5agaa
his rife;
A S you are nen-residen's Of the S tate Of Viz
IA ginis, avail myself, IN Pursuance Of the Act
Of Assembly ofihis means Of giving you NOTICE.
tbat Saiardsy. ne on day Of august, ie45. at
Ihc OHce Of Scau,au GaIafd, il the town OF Mar
'inshurs, Berkeley County. Virginia, will take
tho dBPositaus % Charles y Stewart and Harris
son waits, to So read as evidence in suit now
depending IN me Eueut Superior Court Of Law
and Ghancery lor lhe said County Of Berkeley. IN
which | am compaiuant and You and others are
defendants. WILLIAM l., BDAK
July 3 i8i5-Gw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-17
Berkeley County AgriCultu-
raj society.

NOTiCE,-All persons who
~" IN disposed to unite in the
organization of an
gyTs1AEn Agricultural Society
in this County are requested meet at the Court
House in Martinsburg on Saturday, Tie I'd Of IA.
gust at 2 o'clock, 7 M.
CHAS. JAS. FAULKNER,
HARRISON WAITE,
DANIEL BURKHART,
ALLEN C. HAMMOND,
JAMES l. CUNNINGHAM,
I FRYaTT.
SAML. D. BRYARLf,
JAS. ROBINSON,
JAMES n. ROBINSON,
ALFRED ROSS,
JACOB REEFS,
NJ =. GRANTHAM.
ROBT. V. SNODGRASS
JACOB HAMME,
JAMES l.. CAMPBELL,
JOHN Nj. SMALL,
FRANCIS PETERS.
WM I. SNODGRASS
RICHARD McSHERRY.
July II, t84j-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-17
SETTLE UP.
July II, 1915

The undersigned, having disposed Of the Gazette
Office, would remind those indebted for subscrip-
ton and advertising of the necessity of prompt set
Element. The Books will be kept in my Law OF
fce, Immediately in front of the Gazette Office;
and persons calling to settle in my absence, will be
attended to by Mr.. Gregg. who will be found in the
Printing Office EDMUND. p. HUNTER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-17

GEORGETOWN MARKER.
IREFoRrfp foR THs eazgrra ~ " comPros
Georgetora, Jniy Ia, 1915.
No change.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-17

Ed AEON We have very fine 10, Of Hams,
y u Shoulders and Sides which we will sell low
for cash. X. =. BRYAKLY, ia. & co.
May %.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-17
ERealgNE MilrgeOaR.

Vyyuno IH[o 8IbrfITn0r .
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-17
Esl,MsMeS.
Fishing Tackles.

THNHoSE who are fond Of the sport of Fishing,
"a | call their atteation to the ipll0wiug ,-Nir-
gna super Fish.Hooks Kirly, genuine dol lrous
Hooks with other kinds Of Fishing Hooka usually
for salei Cotton Lines, superior srticle Do. d..
silh floats Common do with floats Reed Rods
an sisee, &c SC. W. DORSEY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-17
Xa'3SSEGG'S NEEEe.

N gGsSGCC - ISeeECs
EgY virtue OF deed of trust, executed by Sam.
hB uel Mixwell to the undersigned for the heue-
fit of EIiz. Maxwell, dated on the 18th Of March,
1874 and now Of record in the County Coun OF
Berkeley, will offer for sale, public aucti ion,
before the Court House door in the town of Mar
tinsburg, on Monday, the In Of august merit be-
ing Couri-dsy, the property conveyed by said deed
viz: ttro-Rinths of
TWO LOTS
in the town of ADVANTAGEOUS on John St, up.
which the widow of Adam Maxwell resided be-
fore her death and the other at the intersection
OF John St. and Church AIley--or, If the interest
Of the said Samuel Mixwel shall be one fourth,
his entire interest therein.
Terms Of Sale.-One-lhird of the purchase mo
ney In hand, and the residue in six and nine months
with n trust deed upon the property to secure the
deferred payments.
EDMUND PENDLETON,
july 3. 18i5--6w 7rask.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-17
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
GR.f.ND C.TPETGEM

Class 80, for l845-to be dawn At Alexandria
D. C., on Saturday July 90, I845-7s Nos 10
drawn ballots.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-17

6SPERM CANDLES--For sale by
- WIN. II. HESLETGNE & co.
June IL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-17
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.

NAHTI sEI 10. ' a.
II affords mo pleasure to state that have known
DR. MAYS for many years. a citizen of Virgin
ia Of respeetabiiy snd from the evidence 10 his
possession, | assured that he has performed
many extraordinary cures Of impedfmeats in
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12
l'h9mas VI, ijOrr-A visit 10 lhr
Il. |, State Plisen,

/ We made visit TO the State Prison
on Tuesday morning having obtained a
permit Gnm one of the Inspectors, aud
were much pleased with the ncarncas
and oIdcr which every portion Of the
Prison presented. The wind was North
West aud fine bre, ze blowing through
the window, made the air of the Prison
pure aud hralhful. We Wcn. to the
door oI The Workshop, over The thrrsholG
"l which no stranger - permitted to pass
and were agrccah!y surprised by the
spacious, well lighted and well ycn,ilo,eG
room ~ Which the plisonc,s spend the
greatest portion ri their time. II is hghi-
cd from The top, with one la'ge window
ut the side, and "a warmed by large
stove standing near the entrance 10 the
workshop The prisoners were seated
~ their desks nh their backs tpWaid.
the door, hus,iy engaged in painting inr4
Ihcy 0rte seated ~ chalfs. with back.
but without arms. Dan was not ~ hi.
seat, not having vet left his cell. After
lnoklpg ht the room and observing itsrN
trrne neatness, and remark inr that y
surpassed my workshop which sc have
ever pnirtcd. mud that il was far superior
IN the rooms ~ any factory We have VS..
Hed ~ lnr us pure air was concerned
W. entered one ~ the cell. aud found
u cVpipItabl, room. clgb' feet wiJc. by
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12

The epidemic among horses aud cattle
Sr"ms To- be spreading IA various parts Of
Europe.
Douglas Jcrrold j. sad To be the writer Of
Mrs. Candies famed "CUraln Lectures" IA
Punch.
Thomas Hood. tho Distinguished Writer.
Wit, humorst bnd pocr. died on the 3i ~.
lie was buried ~ k"nsal Green C,n.t,ry.
a correspondent uf the Mining Journal
-ay- that -t"am boiler explosions may be-
pre- vented by TIC very simple plan uf having
very smnll hole dfl'rd m The plntc imno.
lately over Tho ire place. rrd flied wrh y
i"adrn fvci, which VII melt only Nhcn the
water geis below the proper Icyci
r." Groni Western Rtlwav has cs'ab.
'.t'd . dlfly express trun, io prrlorm ilr
l'.u'nrr between London and Exeter. Iu3
'"'i's ~ hours aud h,lf, Including stnps.
Jgiug at the tate Of i3 mile. and hour.
VI" Frrnrh government had decided ON
stab '.linq B,A m hlgirr-. orh cnri
'I o. 10000 eco ifaucs, Of whirh , coo Geo
'' >" b" 'n'n,h,.d hy Tho Bank ~ France.
... stt''ru %, -htr.lnlt.f-. m .intcs ni
Ii1u'f.u.s "a,U.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12


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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12
The uuB Mr.. Polk supporis Ms Cou,i

The 'eny Mr.. Polls supports the Con,ii-
tuiion.--The following are the removal
IN part, at Washington, since the com.
mencemen, Of Mr.. Polk.s term Of ss,.
vice.
Nj. ST. Clair Clarke, Sixth Auditor OF
the Treasury; j. S. Skinner, Third As
sisiani Postmaster General; VIM. Jones.
Postmaster ofihe city George Sweensy,
Assistant do; VIM b. Lewis, Second
Auditor Of the Treasury +. II. Blake,
Commissioner Of the General Land
Office f; IL. l.. Ellsworth, Commissioned
of Patents; G. B. Penrose, Solicitor Of
the Treasury Thomas Donohoe. Inspec-
tor Of the Peniteutiary Harvey Lindsey,
do do; David Kuones, Cle,k General
Pos, Office DEPARTMENT Vim lngle. do
do; ] B Addison, d" do John Agg, do
do; John Evans, do do ID Howard, do
do John West, do do w r Rose, do
do w Morton, Clerk Treasury Depart.
ment; Samuel Lewis, do do, r Law.
renee. do do ; Wm james, do do Isaac
Hansen, do do; B II Cheever, do do !.
} Dawes do do: G Nj Phillip do do; 3
Brnly do do J Mouniy do do j J.nth-
rop do General Post Office Department;
S Irving do do A II Harper do do II
Diven do do; n l. Wilson, Clerk Gen.
rral Post Office j J Randolph, Clerk
General Land Office Z Taei do do
- Cochranc, Clerk War Department;
+ w Davidge, Cle,k Pension Office
w q Cranch, Clerk Patent Office -
Smith do do; J II Thcon,b do do; w
} Anderson, Clerk Quarter Master Cen
cfaPs Office f; Leonard Adams. Mrssen-
ger Treasury Department J Sr,vener.
Messenger Gcn"tal Land Oili,a w
Lloyi, Messenger Second Au1,,ar's or.
flee 7 Il nor.en, Wrichmen var De-
par'ment J Ellis, Wa.rhmnn Patent
Once Department r X C,si'e, Chief
CLERK S,aIe D"pa,imro' --'rsrn-d C.
NJ Keller, Examiner pa,cm CG;ce-ro-
signed. u Il Qumhy, Clerk Genera,
Post Office Depat'nen,--r.s resigned.
II we add the Posnas'.rs, Land OH.
GERS, Registers, urd ih- hos. or ,necslla-
neous officers 10 these, the ru.n5er uil
be one thousand q, ,he lons', or y, ,hs
rate OF ONE THOUSAND, YEAR!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12

Providence Raiiroad "A, n meeting OF
the stockholders Of the Boston s; Providence
Railroad, held ~ Boston, the Hon. Joseph
Grinnel, of New Bedford, was re elected
President. Charles II. Warren, Esq, Of
Boston, was chosen Drec,Or,ln place of p.
K. Dallon,Esq declned,nud with this excep
sen. The report OF its financial condition is
hhuerng, exhibiting net income of Sl77,-
59l for .hc year past, or nearly ten per cent.
on the capital. in the las, six months there
has been an increase over the same period
of 1874 OF s ,sG0 IN receipts, and Ss,s9S in
EXPENSES, SO that lhe net increase Is 81, ,9G5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12
WsraI1 OF TIE TimIsH.
u u W y @ q gga
THURSDAY D0gNlyC, Jane u, lSis.
r.. 2, :; r" isy.ss
sss 3, :, !.
<'~-S. s..sS -xlvYS ONUhS
w py y 10y

ADJoURNEp Towy AlEEriNG. On
Saturday last, AT 3 u. VI. au adJ"urncd d
meeting &C. the Town was held at the
Stat, House.
The vote appropriaiing 500 TO cello.
brale the 4h of July was repealed, ia
consequence of lhe refusal Of The OH
GERS of tho Artillery Company s. Horse
Guards TO supe,ulerd the celebration -
An observance of this glorious Anniver-
sary will therefore have the go.by, il
nolhng further be done about it,
a vote passed ins,ructing the Town
Council not TO re-purchase The old Aims
House.
An act WAS reported from The Burial
Ground Committee, prohibiting the iirir 9
Of Guns ia the Burial Grounds, and
making i, the duty "ithe Town Sergeant
to enforce rigid observance Of the en-
ac;men,s Of HE Town ia relation TO said
Grounds
The Town Council were instructed to
contract wiIh printer to do all The PRINT
ing of ihe Town, at a stipulated price,
per annu'n.
Tha License question was taken up
and disposed Of. "A motion was made
10 postpone indefinitely the question Of
ins,ruciing the Town Council upon tie
subject of Licenses The motion was
not sustained.
A vote was then taken, by hand,
whether the Town Council be instruct
ed to grant any Licenses the present
year, and il was decided TO iHstruc, them
NOT TO GRANT ANY.
Adjourned sine die.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12
and an addition 10 the OrJiuaTy means ol
relieving diare saed humanity.

and an addition 10 the ord,uaTy means oI
relieving disressed humanity.
Secondly. The movements of The nse
afford reason for thu estnbl,shin"n' o'
such Society. What IL there from
Phrcnolosy TO Animal Magnetism, from
Transce ndeDtal,sn to Mormoni>m, that
does ND have ~ rsaGiZed, combined
panty or sect To carry oui benevo.
lent objects there mus, be concerted ac-
ton and associated orqanization, or we
fall behind the spirit and the eXpedicncy
of the times The barbed hook ia fast
cncd in tho devouring jaws of Leviaihan
,nt"mperaoce by the principle of nssociat-
ell compacts error - coDyulSed Ia ,ts
centre aud lo,ierinl 10 lls fall by this
principle ; nIen are throwing ihemse Ives
,nto the vas, Theunopyl;e oihuman effort,
"to evangelize the world" on thus princl-
pts the remote islands Of the sen that
have sat ~ "the shadow Of death" for
ages, are receiving the "Holy Bible"
from organized "societies )" on this
prime pie paih is dug through solid
rock and the "everlns,lng mountnIns,"
md locomotives srr hurliug on the light
HtUR-N IDES ~ sfHVb llhNFIlfIS, h'''
produce md mails ; on this principle The
nscessaries and Injuries Of almost every
slime are brought 10 our very doors, "the
hills nrc brought low and the valleys are
exalted"
We ara no. sucn odd fellows after all,
10 unii,ng ourselves together ns Sncl"ty
FOR promoting The happiness Of man, and
driving hack The turjid waters Of SORROW
and despair .SlnN "Rnilroad Compn-
n,"s," and Canton Tea Companies, -
and "IDsurnnce Companies SC. be
formed /; and shall they who "feel !or'
Dther's wo," whose hearts are touched
with the miSerics O, our race, stand alone
md sing gle-handrd No II associa-
tons succeed beet ~ HE va,,ous enter.
prizes of the day, shall we not adopt The
best md most eiiiclcn, measures 10 carry
relief 10 tho sick, "buty the dead, and
educate The orphan" to make men "so-
c,ml and humane ?" Is ii worthy the
united energies and means of the bone
and sinew" of the commnpIiy To bring Us
"rhe Peach Orchard, =" and the "Inck.
nwana," the best OF Imperial" "Gun-
POWDER" ""Fresh and Green Tens )" and
shall We nj o'ganjze in well regulated
band aud compact, TO carry peace to
des"late homes, consolation and Joy to.
suffering iellow-man
Are there good and substantial rea.
sons for the formation of Nv hale Com
panies," and even ide 4 Associations"
nnd are there not as good reasons for the
establishment and support Of an insiiu-
ilon the grand objects Of which, are the
m iiorntion and rehefof suffering human
u Amei,cnns Frcemrn arise in
the maJesiy "f your strength, and the
vl"ry Of your Independence, aud, amidst
the Ioa ering monuments at your phhan-
ihropy and the altars cf our tree instlu.
t,nns, rally around the standard Of,
"FniENDsnir, LOVE AND TRUTH."
u, L, n.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12
NOTICE..

'k'iIE subscriber having contracted 10 iu,.
nish several large Houses aud families
IN this town, with all such eaiabe articles az
may be wanted during the visiting season,
commencing the 10Th of June ard continue
until ihe lOIh Septembcr,) and having made
arrangements in New York aud Boston. will
be able to furnish, fresh every morning and
evening, direct per steamboat from thoss
markets.
Poultry, Game, Green Turtle, early
Vegetables Fruit, green and d,y -
Oysters, &c B., together i,h fresh Salmon.
J"ect from The east, VIA Boston, al the
lowest prices and best quality.
All persons wishing the above articles. or
any other, from New York or Boston. can be
accommodated by application to the subscti.
hrr, or by leaving their orders ni his Store,
No ~. Thames street, on or previous TO Tho
ON oi June ncxi, rs aii,f that date he will
be IN New York most Of The tiIIe, and will
give his whole personal attention n this
branch of business. 40 that those who NAV
fnvof him with their custom may drprnd up.
on receiving what, vcr they may ufder.
IT. Roasting Beef, every morning by
the Boais, or any uihTr meat II deslreo
IN SI"Rt-.n Cu"G asEnr'f -'i Jt FAM.
~ GROtERIES ~, ,ar, rcrcn,d.
ard viii keep or hand Fishing rnce 4 hooks.
md gr1r o' al d'sccirturs. =" sun lhe mar
~. In short, Tic .ubsc,i6r. ir'c, d., sr.p,
GENERAL VARIETY STORE.
~ Va. q, Ue",s 'i-'ci, ID s1aS H7-uf,
Met q, coi,dj
CHARLES G.. bt RDlCK
n u rHWy ii.Usp o.gnsIre, Nn =.
. h"rr go rr orDo.,'nJil'eu ifuu ,G tos!
iiHus 3, ~" v,"t
H-~ro'i, A,y 20 lsi..
> i1rge 1rd d's.ra apir nssou,neni III sl'E
v otG 20. eiI e, "ui Iu,"-, "
- Z pa,irtu. l.t'.r..,,i A~l 1T ssls -
uJ6S. ~ Gould,
) 90 5. i,6, It.ht.y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12

"A Liriog Tood IN Chiid's Stomach
On the 20lh Of May last, liu,e girl,
four years and rine months old, an only
child OF john Bronson oi Russell, in this
County, vomited "a living Toad II
measures from the mouth To the end OF
The body 2 10 inches 1t lived about
l2 hours, and is now preserved in spirits
that II may be seen at any time, at the
house OF Mr. Bronson. The child for
some months past has complained of dis
tress IN the stomach, and her parent.
have noticed pale aud sickly appear
ance but Der appetite beng good, ant
the child usually cheerful, they were dis.
posed TO believe the occasional periods
"i 'ndisposIiion were induced by worms
The gentleman who gave VS. the above
information, lives within few rods, saw
the toad While living, has carefully taken
It's lmensions, and knows it TO be true -
Wesifeld Mass .Ntms Letter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-12

From Boston 10 .Nt,U Iork and bnck IN q
Oay.-Iwn passengers left Boston on Satur
day, by the Long lSlnmd route. and arrived
here IA littIe after three O'Clock y. NJ, trans
acted business Tor an hour H. l.Is cuy, aud
returned tie same evening by the ) o'clock
lIne, rii Worcester. IN former days Jour
ncy from Boston TO New York was never uu-
der'ahen roshy or PERFORMED hastily. Friends
were consultcd-Papcrs orrangcd-provlsion
mnde for families during the absence Of the
head, and wills were sometimcs uGdc.--.E
J. Com. .Idv.