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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-07

am more extensively known and spoken
OF, by men Of all parties, but it is because
| am more meritorious man, aud more
worthy Of public consideration. And as
a proof Of what il is feared the people
think, Johnson and his particular friends
are now weary, and evidently fear the re-
suit. | will give them trouble before the
first of August"
Parson Brownlow promises another cir
cuar in about three weeks, in which he
says he twill make the fur fly, and the
wounded pigeons iutter." In the mean
time he proposes to accompany Col. Eos.
ter, the Wing candidate for Governor, IN
his appointments through the District, and
adds:
''lf any have doubts as to the great inn
portance OF electng me, and will be out
on those occasions, | will remove those
doubts, by a ,cord or so in The private cir
Gle. do not expect to speak on either
Of the occasions allude to, and mention
my purpose to be present, as much for the
purpose OF drawing GU; crowds, 70 hear
the candidates for Governor. as to let the
good people know that wish TO see them
once more in the flesh. General Jackson
was worshipped by his friends-Davy
Crockett was looked upon by the curious
with asionshment--Mr. Clay was fol.
lowed from city TO city by his admirers
but am one OF the wonders OF the world,
IN the estimation of men OF all parties %
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-07
FRESH GROCERIES, &C.
Groceries and Li0uOrs.

II 0AF, Lump and Brown Sugar; Rio and ia
l. va Coffee; Rice, Cloves, Mace, and Indigo !
Guupowder and Imperial Tea, very SUPERIOR Po-
land Starch, &c. &C.; superior Old Port Wine
Pale Brandy; 4th Proof Cognac Brandy Jamaica
Spirits; Madeira and Lisbon Wine Old Rye wins
key; Common do; Rifle and Blasting Powder ;
together with complete assortment of Groceries,
which we will sell very low for cash, OF to Punctual
customers on short credit.
AprillO Il. i. BRYARLY, Jr. e. co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-07

a Mr.. Hem has just started newsps.
per. lie says that be hopos by hsrd
scratching that he viii he able 10 maks :
Lying for his little clieksHs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-07

School EXERCISE. -'Thomas, spell
Aaron" "Big A, httle a, ron. !" sRieht."
Jacob, spell United States" "Big Coun.
Try, little couEtry-( Texas.") First
rate, COUP head"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-07

A LARGE quantity just received and Tor sale
N by d. L. SMILEY,
April "a Opposite U. Hotel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-07

MAILS. Single, Fencing. Lathing and Fin
~ ishing Nails; Brads and Spikes, just receiv-
ed and for sale by d. L. SHIPLEY,
Aprl24 Opposite U. S. Hotel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-07

The following well told story is from
the Albany Citizen -
A Doc DIsPuTE.--Two specimens OF
the canine race--one full blooded mas.
tiff, with green eyes and white teeth, and
the other most viilainous cur, who had
lost the end Of his tail In one fight and the
two thirds of his ears in ano,her--fel in.
to fierce dispute yesterday, in front oil
our office. The cause of the quarrel was
a miserable bone--a well picked affair,
that no dog of good character would have
touched on any account. The bone laid
midway between the hungry claimants.
The slightest motion on the part of either
towards picking it up, was resented and
repealed. Thus matters stood few min
utes, when the disputan,s proceeded from
parks to blows, and fought as earnestly
as il the thermometer was at so instead
of SO degrees. In the midst of the tussel,
large, mild eyed, good natured, but de.
termineG dog of the noble Newfoundland
species, walked quietly out into the street,
picked up the bone, carried it into a sha-
dy place on the side. walk hard by, and
laying 1t down by his side, placed his
huge paws upon ii. and patiently awaited
the result of the fight. 1t was of shor,
duration. The mastiff whipped the cur,
and sent him down street, yelpng with
pain and rage. The victor, with triumph
flashing in his eyes, TUNED proudly round
to bear off the spois of his victory, but
the bone had disappeared The con-
queror's tail fell; his ears tapped wildly /;
he flew from place to place, scented the
earth in every direction, and finally, to
his astonishment, no doubt, espied the
prize he had fairly won, IN the possession
of our Newfoundland friend. In the first
exultent flush of victory, he had dashed To-.
wards him, but display of two rows OF
gliStening ivory and an omnous growl,
took the starch all out of bis courage.
He saw at glance that the coveted bone
was out of his reach, and The wIrey- haired
creature put off up street, in high but i'm
potent dudgeon.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-07

lNDUsTRY.--An hours industry will do
more 10 beget cheeriulnesS, suppress eviI
humors, and retrieve your affairs, thar .
mouths moaning.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-07
Fruit.

hRANGES, Lemons. Raisius, Preserved Gin
" ger and Dry Ginger--a new article.
June - JNo. JAMESON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-07
MARTINsBURG, VIRGINIA,

News IPolftiesa Sc
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-08-07
PARSON BROwNLOw A CANDID ATE
EOR CONGRESS IN TENNESSEE.

~N~NNNN>Nr~~NNNN~
ERoa rHg LYkcHBuRe YfRaINIAN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06
SarsapariIla and Wild Cherry Bittery.

The Sarsaperilla md Wild Cherry Btters
are now acknowledged by all who have gave
them trial to be one Of the best preparations
now in use. As a Family Medicine it is in
valuable, 1t IS pIeasan, 10 the taste which
makes II an easy medicine To administer to
children, and IS fast taking the place of those
nauseatlng remedies which have been 50
long in use.
For Dyspepsia, Headache, Indigestion,
fIumors, Pain in the back and side, they
have been used with great success The
following 10 one among many testimonials Of
the efficacy of this medicine IN possession Of
the proprietor.
Sandwich, Sept. i, 1914.
Dear Sr-Thls Is To certify that my daugh-
ter has been troubled with Dyspepsia for a
number of years, attended with almost con.
slant headache aud other distressing symp.
toms which accompany this disease. She
visited Boston TO avail herself of the advice
of the Justly celebrated physicians of that
city all 10 70 purpose. BY the solicitation
of friend, ! was induced TO purchase a bot
tie of DR.. Hoods SarsaparilIa and Wild Cher
ry BItlers. Before taking one bottle she
was relieved of The hcaGnche and after TAX
ing two or three bottles the other symp,oms
entirely disappeared.
Yours, +. B. GIBBS.
X. J. TAYLOR, Agent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

In this town, on Tuesday afternoon, Mr.
Wing ). Greene, eldest son Of the lato Mr.
Samuel Greene, in The doth year of his age
Funeral to morrow afternoon, from the resi-
deace of his mother in Grcene.at., nj . o'clock
at which the relatives and friends are respect l.
fully invited TO attend.
H. Providence, on the 30th ult, Mrs. Eliza
beth Williams, widow Of tho late Mr. John
Williams, Of Cranston, ogcd 81 years
In East Greenwich, on "Wednesday, the coil
ult after All illness af fifteen months, Abby
wife Of Doct Lucius NJ Wheeler.
ln F. River on the eth inst. in an ap0pec-
tic fit, Mr.. Perry Pierce, aged % years.
In South kinsstown, 0n the 25th ult. Caro-.
line H., daughter of Mr.. William c. Watson
aged yrs. and ! months.
In MontviIe,' (Me.) Mrs. Jane Wheaton,
aged about | IG years.
In New York, on tho Goth uIl Benjamin G
Min.urn, Esq, Qormorly OF the House of Min
turn Il Champlin) aged II years, native OF
this town '.'.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06
lte IN 3.

II
4 M's FOUND pEAp.-Th- boo, nfa man,
supposed to bs that Of one Elkanah Billings,
was found near The roadside, on IA. road lead
ing 70 Cumberland Hill, about one mile east
Of Woonsocket, r. l., on Wednesday last
From appearances tho deceased had lain there
two or three weeks. An umbrella aud a bot.
tie OF spirits, were found by his side. lie was
apparently aged 80 or 90 years
nRowsxD AT SEA. The brig souther, on
the passage from Port an Prince for Boston,
was boarded on the 25ih by u tremendous sea
which washed Capt Hardy overboard-every
attempt To save him failed, aud he persisted in
sight OF the crew.
KILLED NY LIoHrsIsa.--A man by the
name Of John c. B. Rose. u seaman, hailinp
from South Kingston, X. I. was killed by light.
ming, last Friday wcck,o board Of the schoon.
er Elizabeth, in Mobile Bay
A DEATH BLOW TO MoRMorIsa.-The
Legislature Of Illinois has Internationally re-
pen'ed the Mormon charters by large vote, ,76
to SO.
We learn from the Kent, Nd, News, that
an unusual mortality prevails in that county
at tho present time, arising principally from
severe colds.
kEPEAL.--The law against building maui.
factories in Charleston, s. C., was repealed
last week
The steamer Cambria left Boston on Satur.
day for Halifax and Liverpool
MoRr CoTToS BuRST.--A fine new store
on Maywoods' wharf, Charleston, has been
destroyed, with 6J0 bales Of cotton.
Mr. Polk, the President elcc., is expected in
Washington about the 10th
SERIOUS FIRE IN BosTos.-Tho "English
High School, large brick building back of
the State House in Boston, was destroyed by
lire on Saturday afternoon. 1t is said that
valuable library was destroyed with tho school
house. See
Morse's Telegraph, between Baltimore and
is TO be discontinued, the appro.
pration having run out.
Astor's fortune is $25, ,O00, ,000-icss than six
y years ago he was hal'ers apprentice
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06
Consumption.

1hompson's Compound Syrup Of T,r and
.Naphthd. The Philadelphia Chronicle. al
l"d'ng TO this powerful remedy says 1.-THE
success which attends its admin s,raton in
Consumption and all pulmonary Complaints,
has absolutely astonished us, and many who
have been pronounced incurable, have by the
use OF this remedy entirely recovered. Its
merits. we are glad TO find are becoming ex q.
,cnsively known, and we sincerely trust
that the thousands on thousands who are
sm.len with that dreadful maady, Con.
sumption, will avail themselves of The almost,
certain benefit, the use of this medicine will
confer. Ii has long been q dcs.deraium IN
medicine to discover a remedy calculated to
chock the ravages Of Pulmonary Consump.
iion, the most fatal disease of our country /;
and IN The Compound Syrnp Of Tar and
Naphtha, we have the remedy, unparalleled
IN lis success IN arres,ing the fe! destroyer
Wherever it has been used, it has met with
astonishing success we therefore confident
ly recommend 1t to the Consumptive patient"
This invaluable Syrup is Tor sale at I4S,
Thames street, by X. TAYLOR.'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

MEXICO In ola Hcsperia, n Mexi-
can journal Of the 9TH, il is stated that the
latest news of Santa Ana were to the ef.
.ect that he was iorlItying himself n lhe
high land about San Juan, with an ap-
parent intention Of attacking Puebla. -
The "Dlario de Gobiernon informs US
that in very few days from ,ha, date
(ihe 4th,) there will be the united forces
of Geperals Bravo, Paredes, and .AIva-
rez, amounting to 10000 men, gathered
round Puebla, determined to give the
ivrant battle. The forces of Santa Ana,
well and III ll-disposed reckoned together,
amount to no more than ~ ,OOO-so that
with the population of Pueba, the revo-
ln''onary army will have a numerical
superiority.
A large quantity Of arms and munitions
of war, ga Founders, SCI were de-
spatched from Perole, the great arsenal
of Mexico, to Puebla, and all things pre-
dict the end which we have all along
predicted, viz : the final overthrow Of the
,ncubns that has so long cursed that
Republic.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

Those who value life aud wish I, preserve
their health should use the U.iNDELIO.N
AND TO.MiTO P.LN.1CEI, for it stands
uriUatisd for the permanent cure "f all those
Diseases arising iioH impurities Of the blood,
such as salt rheum, scroiula. kings evil, piles,
scurvy, scald head, blochcs pinipes on The
face and body aIso, for liver complaints
coSivcness. ulcers and all etrpjlons oi the
skin, and is certain cure for indlgrs-
ton or dyspepsia, loss of appetite, heart
burn, iainlacss drowsincss, dlmnrss of sight
pains In the side. back. limbs aud loinls. '.
Extract from the Phil Oracle Of Health
It says "Ihc DlnJcIion and Tomato com
hincd with the Sarsaparila makes more ci.
hcacIoGs preparation than tho Sarsaparlln
alone, and that RANSOM & STEVE :
PanCcea, which ~ composed of those lngrc.
dents IS found superior To any other prepara-
lion Of SarsapaflIIa, and is preferred to nll
other by those who have found occasion for
ITS use. Give II n trial, and d. convinced
Ii - no, only The best article but II rs put up
~ the largest bottle and - therefore the
cheapest rs well as tho most eiliraclous
remedy To- all those diseases iot which II Is
recommended"
"RrMEMBER' To always ask frr the Dam
drlIon Panacea, receive no other, az there
are articles offered Tor sale pufpor;ing to
have the same virtues IA the panacca. when
II IL no more like 1t. than so much cold water.
Buy II, and buy II only of,he proprio,ors Ran.
som ~ Stevens, at their Druggist store 2}5,
Washington street, Boston, or Of their only
authorised Agents.
For sale in Newport by
RR. uA2,RD,l p,,...,,
RI. TAYLOR. ''s '
Also in Fall River by
HALE REMINGTON
kewnofi. Sept ~. leIi-Im
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

shore, about eight miles west of New
port Sn"nc"r Hin, in East Greenwich !;
P"cassei, near the Stone Bridge Cope
cut, few miles from Fall River nnd
Beaconpnle Hill near Cumberland Hill.
The bearings Of these points with re-
spcct to each other, and With respect to
many subordinate points, have been
measured with very great accuracy. The
extent OF the main triangles may be seen
at glnnce from The maps accompany
ing the report. Copecnt commands
view OF six principal stations, viz Spen-
Ger Hill, Beaconpole, Blue Hill, in Mas.
sachuselis, Manomel Hill, near Old Ply
mouth, Indian Hill, on Maytha's Vine
yard, and Cuttyhunk, al the entrance Of
Euzzard's Bay y,-distances varying from
twenty TO nearly forty miles. These
are points in the system Of ,riangles which
IS intended TO extend over the entire
coast, from Maine to Louisiana.
F'om some little personal quaintancc
with the progress Of the work in this vi
c'niy, we may venture an opinion that
The results will be found, in point Of accu-
racy, 10 sustain favorable comparison
with the best surveys heretofore made
either at home or abroad, and will merit
The entire confidence Of the public
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06
VI T. NOR ANDA.

last ashore at Herring Cove, has since been
60, of without damage.
AT Pon, Peirc, Gaud about the 10Th ult
brig Annawan, Swasey, frn Wilmington, Nc
discg.
Arr Mt Baltimore, 2Tlh rli. Schr Canton
Cobb, Dighton, via thus port.
Went to sea fin Charleston, 23d nit. Schl
Export, SwasPy.
Arr "A, Wilmington, 25th brig, Echo, Smith
HAVANA,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06
PRor. CAswELL, Of Brown Universi-
,v in n review of The Kepor,. publisbed

PRor. CAswELL, Of Brown Universi-
,y, in review Of the Report, published
in the Providence Journal, says
"Tbe progress Of the coas. survey for
the last year is a matter Of special inter-
est to US, from the fact that two parties
have been engaged during almost the
.uiire season for field labor, in our i'm
mediate vicinity one under the direc-
iion of Mr.. Blunt, 10 measuring a base
line Of ten or eleven miles in extent along
q portion Of the Railroad between Provl.
dence and Mansfield, and the other un.
dor the direction Of the Superiute nden,,
Prof Bache, in making Astronomical and
eeodctic observations for the main irian-
RulstIon. The principal pat Of our
State is included IN the work OF the year.
The stations occupied in our immediate
,iem',y are Mac Spsiron, on the south
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

NOTICE.

Or a Lecture on the subject Of Temperance
Temperance Society, at the Town Hall, THIS
EVENING, BY Doct. HfsRy E. TuKsna.
Aud a collection will bc taken for q young
man, who has been prostrated by sickness.
D. H. TIsDALE, Jr seo'y
Feb g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

BaisToL County Mutual FIRE In.
suRANcE CoMPANY.-The annual Report
OF the Directors Of the above COMPANY
Is before US. 1t presents an aspect hia h.
" creditable 10 the officers and 10 the
Company, and highly encouraging to
those who may wish to obtain insurance
upon their property. Notwithstanding
the great amount which the company has
had to pay during the last two years for
losses sustained by fire, $3.50 900 having
been paid for Losses by the great fire in
this town in l843, yet the affairs of the
company were at no previous period, in
more healthy or prosperous condition
lhan at the present time. The increased
and increasing amour, Of property in
sured at this Office is evidence of the
high reputation il enjoys, and OF the man.
ner IN which its usefulness is appreciated
where Its operations are known. The
amount at risk Dec. 81, l843, was ST.
Al9 SAB 8-remalning at risk Dec. 81,
1874, 1854 ,657. The number Of out
standing policies Dec. 81, 1874, was
1880. Number Of policies issued during
The year ending Slst Dec. last, SILL
Amount OF premium notes Dec. 81, 1874.
SS9O,375. Balance in the Treasury at
the commencement Of the present year,
after deducting losses and expenses, Io,-
$40. Most Of this balance is loaned on
good security, and on such terms tina,
the whole amount can DO realized when
needed. We know of no more safe or
better Institution for insuring property TO
any amount than the Bristol County
Mutual Fire Insurance Company. Ap-
pl'cal'ons may be made to J Tillinghas,,
Esq, Secretary, at New Bedfo,d, or of
ID: Anthony, Esq, Fall River. Fail
Rirer Monitor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

important Grom .Mrico. The New
Orleans Tropic contains some very in.
terestIng news received in Mexican pa
pers, and private letter, Uhe latter as
late as the 9th insi) by the schooner Sa-
rah Ann, Cape Davis, from Tampico.
A battle had been fought on the plain
ol Appan, between Parcdes with Bravo
and Santa Ana; the latter was complete
y routed, and taken prisoner in attempt
ing TO escape. Paredes pursue the fly
ing army and Bravo marched to Mexi-
CO, with his prisoner. Five hundred
men were killed. This news is by the
private letter. The papers are onlv is
late as the 4th, and seem to anticipate
the defeat of Santa Ana should he be
$50 nnlucky" as to fall in with Paredes
and Bravo.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06
NOTICE..

a Lecture will be delivered on Monday
evening, Feb. Iosh, Al the Town Hall, by Mr.
Joseph +. DawIry, Jr. before the Newport
Washington Entire Abstinence Society.
Feb. g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

The subirct Of next Sunday Evenings Lee.
tnre in the Unitarian Church will be "The
ropelom of Bonlface VIII" Service begins
at 6A o'clock. Feb. 6.
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6sHTEtrTGWEycSr ya>poaS pyNIn>
g5MAa!a1Alag

In Providence, NJ tho Westminster Congre.
gational Church, on Monday the Sd inst. b,
ihe Rev. Mr.. Osgood, Mr.. Henry Tildcn, Of
New Bedford, to Miss Catherine A. daughter
of job Carpenter, Esq. of Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06
;!MsHIP NEWS: *M:,.
PORT OF NEwPORT.
AR RIVED.


THURSDAY, Jan 80.
Sohr Advon,urer, Lewis, FIN New London
Hector, Kimble, fm \. York for Prnvid.; Mar.
iha Washington, Wood, i'm Norfolk for FaI
River.
Sloop Excel, PItman, FIN Fell Aiver for n
York.
FRIDAY, Ian 81.
Srhr Patomac, Cornell, I'm Norfolk for Prov
SoopS Hudson, Crapo, I'm N. Bedford fo
Providence; Moses Eddy, BI,en, im Pro,i
deGee for N. York.
SATURDAY. Feb. |.
SIoop Rienzi, Dnriee, I'm n York for Prov i
Anty, I'm Prov. for Now York.
TUESDAY, Feb 4.
Schr King, Cook, fm Taunton for Norfolk
Hope w, Candy, Candy, from Richmond, f6r
Fall River.
CLEARED.
Feb. lst-Brig Prince dc JoinviIl., Gardner,
for Havana.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

Under Sentence Of Death. The fol-
luwing persons are under sentence OF
death for murder.
.Nw York. Babe, the pirate, now
confined in the prison at Backwelfs
Island, New York. The time OF execu-
t,on is fixed by the President in July,
1915.
Maine. Thomas Thorn, Tor murder,
now confined at hard labor in tho State
Prison. Tune Of execution not fixed.
Termon, -Eugeno Clifford, for the
murder Of his wife and child. Time Of
execution not fixed.
Rhode Island John Gordon, for the
murder Of Amssa Sprsgue. limo of
Iexecul,op, Feb. 18th, 1915
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06
Court Of Probate, .Newporl Feb. 8, 1915.

Court Of Probate, Newport, Feb. 8, 1915.
'l>IIE Commissioners Report on the estate
of Chartes Ca.'oF, late of Newport,
dec, was prescnted for reception.
The same is read and received md the
consideration thereof referred to Court
of Probate, to be holden at the Town Hall
in Newport, on the FIST Mondsy IN Marcs
next, at y o'clock a. M, and notice is ordered
to be- given thereof by advertisement three
successive weeks in the Herald ofhe Times
A trGe copy-wltRess %.
F6 L. B. HowLAND, Pro. Cl'k.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06
Marine and Fire Insurance.
THE PROTECTION INSURANCE
COMPANY, HARTFORD,

CAPITAL $50, 900 DOLLARS,
WILL insure Vessels at sea. Cnrgoes.
w Freghis md Catchiags-a also, vessel,
and cargoes in port, vessels building MANU-
FACTORIES, houses and buildings of all de
'crlptions, merchandise, Furniture, lumber
and every description Of property, safely
stored, yarded or secured, against loss or
damage by Fire at The uery io,oest rates Of
premium, not erceeding 5000 dollars on any
one risk
BENJAMIN MUMFORD, will receive
aud forward applications for the above, and
also for The Bristol County Mutual Fire In.
surance Company, New Bedford.
Newport, Feb. q, 1916 6m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

lHEsAlSlss - rHE Posr-oFFicE, sEwPORI
RI, FEBHvARy ], ls45.
" Adrertistdt letters are placed in sspa,ot,
Co1! Persons applying for Mem wal alplcase call
jf0r "ADvEhrIsED LkTrEKs."
Avery Lient l. hleuiman franklin w
Bradford Joseph Patton Robert II
Brlggs Mrs Sarah Paine Marvin VI
Brown Martha A Peaison John
Brown Maria l. Puarsp Henry
Chase Mrs Alice Pearso Cap, Richd 3
Dow Edward Potter WIN ID
Durfce Mrs Orpah Pcckham Miss Snhna
Earl John d. VIM Rossct.r Miss Jul.a N
Eddy Jesse Stevens Jnr,os
Fish Charles Sumner a
Fittor Rev James Vungs II
Gardner Enston Washington sloop own.
Green Catch ers
Grunr! Mrs Ruth Walden Jotrph
Hatch Joseph Welsh VIM
Harris Mrs VIA MiDDLrTowR
Nntley Thos Allen Mrs VIM
L"gger Saml Cogaeshal James
Little Nicholas Gardiner James s
Look Capt Hiram hlat omber Maria G
Loring WmM JAmEsTowK.
Mason (Steam MilD Fowler Henry
Manchester Seabury lHIsH.
Mansfield Capt ChcsterGllhooIy Margaret
Mead WIN w ODnnnell Helen
lf6.-3w. ASHER ROBBINS, 2. NJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06
NOTICE.

'l'ilE subscriber is about making some dIi.
trtcn, arrangement ~ hIs business, ma
respectfully requests all who are indebted to
HIM by Note, longer than one years stand
Ing, aud all by book account longer than slk
mouths standing 10 call aud pay the same
on or before the Let Of April, without any
further nrtlce.
JOHN w. SHER MAN
Newport, Jan. ~, isi5--tf