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tsde 'cftt eaaiag Saturday, Jag -. lss5
hetow Is eufteet sisteu.t0, al ur Market lof liz
past week.
iobafco Old Iugs 81 - Ia 80: new inss. 8
IN U. - - es'.N lcai, mlerf,r t5tG ta 4ea eamoen.
90 To @lo' "1elloe. $50 90 soc; spgpng. new
S2Ra to e,'u; o#anate1efrs. (rcnuou) 81 - 10
e. tine auuiactgllre &IuIbn$tO
tfhf.. ~ 'iJ sfateeiy eonn- M Sal,s oily by
tail I'm : H. D 40 55,aa.
! lea! --il..,s my be quoted at E,d75. Wbdeso
Grain Com G. leao cents PEI, b,.lrl lr.,a uaaso.
aafs. Sbr4l a0 g. eeass fri baoj.rJ ,,aue - 10
- re9's. per tyshrl. fts, aa1e IA market.
ti.erf end Cass Ses1s.-Noer Iu aalber
iftess'""- Eaeaf. :. I'm nagous;1 Ia : fam
ste. Bot huir coming IN. Stock GA taud lsbl lie
gaad good. Bca s. RI auadg,d M,al, - 10 SO
els rff lultol ,rei Wen.
Iei.- Shnd, SEQ IL $ 10 per br.; ilerrnqs s..
10 So CO. Maebr1el, N. l.. SIS, No. =, !95o. NJ
ceaa.-St Domingo. : 10 y cents per III: RI. 5
= cents iagora : 10 IL Gets. Java, r., To l. enis,
S,gar.-nrown, New ORLEANS. Co cents Yor III ;
Porto }rn, to 9eaafs per H.. st. CtuN Il 10 L,
eeuls p5 D.; loof, Il II Il ccnts per III.
taaiies.-Ialaw, IL nl-a cents yer H.. Spern 50
10 - eh's per "a ,ail So, l5to l. ceas Per H.
/ #as'--t gaeen, = H. "a cents prrq. n. lrao
"asan; i"m slime, 81 Ia - cent? Rcetii,y ato Is
ffaH.# taeua.
hrad3-Am'e. IL eea3 pc sslGoi Peach
- cents prr gHIln.
co'',r Yarns -Fa.tar, r.iees ldwIc. e.s. rerlb.
assarlrl.
ir@,.- Par 'an, - per len tom boats, 80 tlom
>fafe. pDl II "a IN .a'es
9.at-Gis,,od g T. 3 reo's per H.; Ggroap. = Ia
d eals; Shear 20 10 - esos rrr1; Cesl sftel, ~
t. 25ft4. per ID.
Lssei OILS tn - ct, Lamp. 81 40 To / u per
salla. Iuowr-. (tttam1S,tu ru4H.
ietHe--G,l Sale. l. eenrs per ID; Damaged
SBIe. ID ~ trtfs PER III.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21

tENo snolhe hr .nncrinrs Of humanity amrlio,aie he
panr.ol d>cesr Is The grena oi,r u mr,' al sciener
TIN, eteientN demonstrated ~ liz heae Virtues OF III
BENJAMIN BttNNuNErnfs rn,1S. The cures eicei.
ed by tins medisite would I'LL volumes,
Nirus On iua ston suuee N various Uhd,hutd and
Iurgnllr Aehunf Sensations.
Ills, small at feet, grow atesi from DELAY,
Mud slowly cot Il eli fad ael caeleri,e Tuli
"lhrsh, successive thforsi IL hume ~ tom.
"iill htah aud peace al mind alike are gone
she Of the human body hose ,.sar, mad nl,s-
tenus agents whch Immediately connect man with oNet
ma naioreare tingole'y rone Ia have then functions dts
otdttsdby an oppcffod condition d the stomach tt minute
termination ii thp poutn OF Tie expanded upon lie
Fnns nj DIGESTION ing the noflh impression to The
ltain Aud although thr aad ean ndouhtt like nthet
organs, be the 81 pnu, dsntdet yet Ia he great
iu, fasrs the uucasy seusatians he experienced
tana,ia l i-oldoed 81 maj and luther iet Is q.
huudan evidence To prove that ctndea IA t, stomach AID
bowels can in every grade 81 human existence give ire 10
spa mudie action IL every organ o the hn and Nheti.t
II IN the Rgouis,pP im al = pnui' tie
lming eapsnlFonH Of the folltft sraal IN that mi.
neeondion al the nerves 81 he he1it occon ncr,ou.
pa paton they all cucn, he Iaccd 10 the toniee
above nenloned, aud be eued l nad e'ocpnt mud nne
remedies 10 ncvc .tfe II much su,lur ond dtt-
itees On which body aud mind also rait ipatc) bkAN-
pREll Pills IRE confidently ieeommcnd,di as br cnn-
bnnr aromatic TOMB and cleansing lioreIts the,
all oppressive aceumuouons strengthen he stomach induce
healthy appetite, and lmlan tranquility to the nervous
stu. and IN Tact by then general PUTT, iug power r,n
the blood, exert most lrndeia Influence A all Il
di.r
= Tie following are the onl, Authorised Arn. 10, tho
sale Of Or Benjamin E"ndretbas Vegetable tni,eral
~ NJ = f'Hl,l'i)Itl l,Nntt'HfFs HmphrI
ll4us Lakewood, Castle traie, do
!. II. SNfontV 4 Co, NlHtysNillt, do
Ire Bailey 4 20 Broohucal.
nrnalnin Noalin ~ Co, Falling Creek
" N Aa,hoes & son, ii .iket'. Church, T. td~ard
Cloud, Las x Co, kmgsNille, 40
Nm. Rice = Co, Granville do
Ra5rlia Brown, Amherst Ct 10,
Sam3el 18th, sandidgos, Amherst
rotera "a Reed, New Mortet Neiaon,
g. !. Estas 4 son, LovmaHon, do
o, /. y Il q Bell, Lihorly, bedford,
Samuel illtams, Lisbon, do
luly 4 I'D 1t
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200 .O'aGfsDss uS.Ay1'ED.

TENlE SUISSE RIDER Wisll,s TO purchase TWO
Il HUNDRED NEGROES, olboh sexes. fun ~
IL 80 ycarsol far vhcl he viii wy fully as hsh
nros as could be ubialned IN lchnund OF III any part
4 iho State,
lie is ,cty anxnns IL purchase aud is determined I"
- hlrfal 10 every ins ance lie will pay high PROS
fr Mechanics. iilaeksmia. Cnrpoi,eis, ST.. Ac.--
Persons having such property r sale itwou'd he IN ihrn
interest 10 give HIM eai pfevnns IL their be1l,ag--
lie can be- found n, tie plers ~ Nj NJ. Hart.
wi rteIs addressed 10 the subscriber from tho county
Il he attended 10. GEORGE DAVIS.
May 10 tilt
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.tisisii5isfg;Atut'S Salc Gi
Marble vonahs, z o.asb @toncs and fau,e pieces.
4 SHALL proceed to sell, at pubic auction, on
i Tuesday Pa Au2nst ucyr Al 10 p'..o,k, \ NJ,
'He entire stock Of MARBLE, GRANITE. 1OOIN,
SC, &r, Of the laie Nw. Shtaro, 81 nueh thereof
as may be necessary 10 lQudate oil ella ainst the
estate Of the sad Nm Sh,ar, deceased. Terms made
known on The day Of safe. The safe vii be conducted
by Messrs Talbot y ianicr. Auelianeefs
j. YOUNG. Adm'r.,
vi u ai Shears.
July 81 WAL
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kbWiEs' Fms les4ans in Ati,hmetla
= - A. baiefie aud XIV.
sHths lnlrdastee Ia Ar.hu,,llc,
At1bsasleaei key.
fnersons 3" H.. Pad aud 81 paris att ny,
Pixies Arlhmede and KY,
Suth and Dab : L.
GrorpS
N8l,h'S
CuAuru's i" aal Ky.
g sDqeel 4 Aa4hmetc and Ky.
Snll'y's Aath 0ett.
Adao,s's New Adthmrra..
paboi's Anth otue.
l.artuixs
Davies Elem 'nlary AlecNro ard A,y.
DAVIES Bon das's
C"nurn'N Allean aud KY.
iiahNfs
BonuN castles
Eulr's
Nouocs
DAYS and Rev.
Davies Firs Lessons III Uron,uy.
lecen'r's Geometry.
latr>' letsnlle.
PnytrN + lrld
Spu.po's
Nalbcr's Geometry,
GrunG's Plane Geanfity.
Safl
Davies nrsralise Gtuunty,
Practical
>dadas AID sdadows,
survey -,
G'hsous
Gumrer's
ilaNnr,'s NJ ,Hurer.
Ruuuvva+it's Aauaur.lion
tanhrdae Svsf,m II Mat cmsties.
Swuh's lei's Any yural Gro,ueiry.
For saloby PAYNE \ GREGORY.
JuN 81 Is
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EeEAEsIEe 1a'E.A,
.EE'g0ss.Y's, 1T K.gB;',

IfGCHBuRG, VA.
ENiIL. attend regtlary oil the courts ia the conn
W ties Of Cnmp5ei, Az horst, Btdtfi aud HE Coo
paralion Of Lyme bury All business eutfisirj to hm
v i'll be strictly allcnlrd 10. Oiice a5.se ,hr Market
House. next door u DR.. biickioG's.
July q Is II
deavor 10 deserve by doing his work q
= N THE BEST STYLE,
and CHEAPER Than The same can be done in l.vncl
. burg. Shop Immediately opposite John &. Meem
Store over the room formerly kenhy Payne & GteaoT
as Book Sure. NIMROp DONALD,
! April II 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21

AhAlN eirf my Alih II sale, hWH one AMI f.
hal mlbs ai0,o iyu,hbui1, IN lLe eoa,ly Of Am
httst, Il rnnlatus about
Ti,r uunit,d rad siNo Act-s,
large pftian ~ wuds, htasA thntefed vrd first aie
lalaeen land, lies James River aud ihus'. Crerh
\ large hold STREAM runs hrauph It. hrnishtnn WALTZ
fn"ei ri mufhse value. vii give all the Crop. lar
ses, Oven and twenty three ahle andB finish Tho cn,n
unht Tue middle ct Sepenher. aud ,osarssou ri thu
Land When 1t is Sold, hfo. ". PEiTkloIlN
" hrN6 aulhurzrdty The proprietor tottlrci sale
a HIS iahd would therefore call tie arcul,un q, cap,
ltalsis Ia lis valuable Estate liz fafm " In fine
state 81 cultivation, aud IN the Immediate virnay nj
lpNn, Which gives The advantage ol natlet Ia III
grower nj es'ty arclr OF pr,ner ipn q whrai stta~
I" meshead ot Iu.acco Tito Nact pnwcr at,af mud
Iplt sufficient ur any machinery. Those Nhu y ish la
purchase Land IL this nelehbothpod. would do well Ia
call, aud viii at ANY time laRr reisuc IA shr, ma
The nTfailses. .lNb. 4 ~ PAYNE
n. Il Il The Nhovc Land Is nj di.pa.ed Of privately
'elofe the 2)lh September, il Will on tin, dsy--,f TAR
MT. The N.Y. far day (snndas excepted he offered
IN the hisiest ht'cr. TENS N saie. sale IN be con
Quoted by Jno. K. d. Pawn. A0st'f
GEe. " PEIl l1OllN.
lay u nleuS Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21

B.SEE3SE.
-, LEFT the Stable a Hr. patlts,niH Iytel-
go borg Oh the sth las0,
81 Es9sss sfs.E5-C.
Nilh black 'cas. maae ard ia'i, six years id ard
about fifteen hands high. Size "a Sod ia the nsnn>
tains aud has likely made oil To thai region Ary IN
fralian concerning hnr viii be tianlfuy ecei,ed,ar
ltbgral reward viii be lad 10 auy ore who VIII re.
si3re her nc IT enable ne 10 cot Aef aSsip Apply
IL john J. Fowls " tie sn3-ort':
GUt:FCND BROWN.
Jny q DIFF
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sEI.a.AAG OF, AZ I NsT.

Jvif 2ls4, teI5.
fHfiii subscriber VIII tfan this iinr, s,l his cum
u slae' ofG"ds at COST, and many aIiIces H.
Low tns. lor Cash,
inlrnaine ne, in good fah aai really sell At eel
The etaaal nrarr nf he Gauds will he shown u an,
ma "hn may desire II.
Tn TUX IS arae, rrnet1l and alnasi new
s0s.g'2'S n .HEasH .y'JY
Aud al eiLers in want 81 Clouds would H. Mp lugiu
thi. staek examination.
Al In Gsds remaining IN hand vii be- ,pl Al pub
lie aaeIaa ~ the ith October nrAi Iruus Sc pr
fiaesly made known. \ Nrltl Err.
luly u lsh
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REGTsEzEgs ss'TgrsHEl"

~ BARRELS RECriFit.D AND OLD RYE
sps1 WIllSkFf, part of which "a lin must sup"
nor article ever offered N tbs arke, Insi r,crv.t.
and for sab very lon by LEE & ROBERTS.
jolly II II
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N& ~ Tue County at Apprn1'iuN, adJ4nnp the lands
u lieory u. faod. joel Mrknue, aud Others ihrc,
mites a7o,e tae eanft house and eighteen ns bel
lyochbufe, IN healthy aud agreeable neiahbothoud.
and one mile from he ma,uoij leading ian lynchbuts
l., n .hnlnnl
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H0NNrTs, Rsuu0Ns FEaNgiEs
tJiE.2pER TRAN EIERt
" EArOtlfAN LACE HONNElS. very nfet
" " AT s. with general assortment Ut oth,f Ion
pcts. Gall and see for yoof#.lvts nj the New 3 nnei
siore. Il /. llENNlNG.
July u q
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900 .seR ~.

moro or less much hreot as NAY be ssary 10
answer certain ptfa.ts in The SAID deed expressed The
-ad Aud Vii ie sold N IHrcels three IN hummer. a
Is't hereof vii lie tAh6d AT the aud place ol
safe Jhe Tile Ia sad land believed In be unqutstou
ably guod hut arling Us Trustees NE Will only conway
10 The purchaser purchasers such ille sesttd IN
u, By the sad deed oi ltlt.
IY.R.1lS or S.lIE.
Although the sad decd aaDhor,zes sale 6f cash,
Alt, The assent Of tic crrdor rrdit u Eur eight
and ~ eee nonis ~" be- civon tor equal roilions Of
the purchase mney, the purchaser securing The pay
cu ol the sam Gotts ue2otahe and PAYABLE at one
OF the Banks Ia s}nrtut- satisfactorily endorsed and
ibr lille 10 the land sI 10 be withheld Gnn fall pay.
ueu is made lgrlhtr security, and lale 10 be re
sold for cash H. e. = ii dalaulr Of payment
THO I. MuURMAN, r,,s.,c,
C.llSH ELL DAbAEf, i''s '''
Ju'yQ 1884
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21

tftRGfNA Al rules held in 0ie clerks on.c of the eir.
cut superior court OF law atd rahurfy ur the
Of Nelson. 81 the III day Of jut, isla
John L. AadtNouh, David y. iutnrr and reorg,
Palmer merchants aud PARTNERS, uag nud, the style and
finn 81 NadsHonh, Turner 4 ., iIihihs,
against
William NJ 1hurmond in ~. tiFhi, aud az admins
iIatof II Henry BIB dcccustd. Mary Jane lmmod, wiz
o. sud " illium NJ lhurmend ly II iliiem Iluuhli eI
friend and trustee Charles ietta~. inam W. Dawson,
nud George W Bbb trustees in ii deed 81 trust uied
them b, Henry Bbh thr 18th day 81 August ISL aud
Staples Tyler Co, Christopher I Este, James Brad,
" lam ". Ferguson aud Robert Rive, late merchants
and pnrnets nndng ndr the ftle and finn 81 ,lliam
w Ferguson & Go George " Blbb, e Duguid, adm.
Of - kennyiax decreased, u um Fattr, aju,ini.ir,or
shelton Roberts deceased, inlfew u iic, tiuam "
Dawson, Charles pcuuw, Muliba imud. Maeeatinb
lhnmond, honHs Graves aud " lllam IAotulp ualnel
beneGeiafies in said deed aud John " Mosby, u lam
{. .Hjsrloy, Joseph X Ir ing and john IhomlfouJr.
boculants
u tHAarEny.
The defendants Wi1mm ~. FclFutnn, Jew =. End,
George w Bib and ---- buend, adnnisttatcr IT $500
deceased having entered ihiet aud
green security. aecdmg 10 tie at al As-cmb " aud tie
rne- II this Court II appearing hs satisfactory rp
that tley are pot inhabitants i Ills Caumonv cath On
motion ot The plaintiffs by thci connsr i.ordccd, that
the SAID defendants do nppor here on 81 lorr ~" t day
# September newt, Hnd nsNtr tic bill ut te
Plaintiffs. filed hy leave of cuuti tic at at Mar Jane
1hunond by Ne against James / Stuih. John " Mosbe
W adj worth rufncr Go. aid pcs al HAT con atthia
order be irn th INJECTED is he I,neboure Nr man.
newspaper publ he'd IN the town u lsuehhutp tot
,n4 eeesscly aud another copy hortof posted the
Of tho Conthour 81 this rthui ooun day
.4Capy,-le-te,
no c. cCTLEn, cek.
.1ul, Il WIN
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g.ssNgsUy EpeSeaT9sss,

AWE IS otsiI b 81 i.'rilar fpohcs IN 4nafi and
w pit bo'tps. It5se s~r' ~ = r,nS -attis.l
VIZ l.ieare ,all 1t Iia.I q nobttiN.
jus / -
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Esrp f'.sFHnbfe FHpJ FJy sale
NTAs aNss'tsligitt..

l AGAIN et,f my FARM In sale, lme one AMI
y hat .mls shove lyntlbui1. IN ile eoauly 81 Al
httst. Il roolatts ahont
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17

Is there then m difference between the
bsggav aud th~ banker D
Bot several yssvs have since passed
away land now both these persons have
paid shs last debt of nature. They died
~ they hved, the one a besgar, the 9th.
or . banker. l examined both their
graves when next visited their city.
They. were OF similar length and
breadth-the grass grew eqnally green
above each, and the sun looked down n.
pleasantly an one as on the other Nc
bonors, pleasures or delights clustered
round The grave Of the rich man. The,
were BON equally deserted, lonely and
forgotten l thought, too, Of The des,i
mics 10 which they had passed Of thai
slate 10 which temporal distinctions ex
M moi, temporal honors are regarded not
where pride and all tho Circumstance
which surround this life never fud ad
mi,,ance. Then the distinctions Of ..,,r,
appeared, indeed; as All niom in the sun
beam, compared with those which nr,
made IN that changrless state to whicl
they both passed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17

We SIT down 10 our desk with n sad
heart To record the most fearful caIami-
ty which ever bclcl any city of the size
Of Piisburg. While we now write an
awful fire is raging, consuming the fair
est portion Of our city, aud no human
being can tell where it will stay its ,av-
ages. 1t has now been burning Tor six
hours, and, amidst the confusion which
rcigns, il cannot be expected we shall
give any thing like particular state
ment Of cnlamity so extensive and in
volving such fearful ruin. What gen.
eral particulars we can give We lay be-
fore our readers.
o'clock on Thursday, in ali old frame
shed on the east side of Ferry street,
used "a smoke house, Immediately
surrounded on two sides with old frame
buildings. The weather was extreme
ly dry, the wind blowing almost a gale
from the west.
The houses adjoining, oil Second street
caugh, fire immediately. The engines
at this time began 10 play, aud, had
there been n suiliciency ofwater, would
have subdued the fire. But from wuni
Of water, and high wind, the fire extend
ed across Second street to the Globe
Cotton Factory, which, together with u
dwelling adjoining, was consumed. The
Third Presbyterian Church was on fire,
but was saved with great exeuion. The
fire, also, about the same time, extend
ed across Ferry street, To the west side
where it consumed some six or eight
dwellings, when 1t was stopped in that
direction, the wind being favorable.
But II was east Of Ferry street where
the fire ragged with most fury. II immc-
diaiciy cxtendcd towards Market street
sweeping every house on both sides oi
Second street, aud the whole square
bounded by Market, Ferry, Second, and
Front streets, except one building, the
warehouse Of tho Cotton Factory. In
The square bounded by Marked, Feuy,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17
Prom the Providence Daily Transcript.
Proceedings of the Rhode Is and SabbGl
Convention.

Pursuant to public notice, a Conven.
ton Of citizens Of Rhode Island, wa:
held in the Meeting House Of the First
Baptist Church, Of this City, on We'd
ncsday, April 9th, 1915, for the purpose
OF forming a State Sabbath Association,
and of devising measures to promote the
more general observance Of the day.
The meeting was called to order al
halfpast two o'clock, by the Rev. Dr.
Crocker, at whose request the Rev. Mr.
Leavett stated the, objects Of the meet
ing.
Tho Convention was then organised
by the choice of the Rev. DR.. Wayland
as Pre- esident, and the Rev. J. N. Gran.
gcr, and the Rev. G. Blodget, as Secre.
taries.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. DR..
Edwards.
A Committee of five, consisting Of
Rev. DR.. Edwards,
Rev. Mr.. Leaveu,
W. G. Goddard Esq.
Mr.. A. B. Arnold, and
MIR. G.. II. Dabney,
were then appointed 10 prepare and pre-
sent business for The Convention.
The Business Committee having re
tired for consultation, shortly after return
ed and reported, in part, that they re-
commended the formation of a Stat,
Sabbath Union, on the basis Of the plar
of Preamble & Constitution, which th'
Chairman Of the Committee read.
The Convention, having received th,
Repor, Of the Committee, took up ih'
consideration Of tie plan OF union Ihe,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17
More raak DOrriSm.

Burlington Anthony has been appointed
Marshal Of tho District of Rhode Islsud, %
the place of Sylvester IIarlshorne, o frs, ratio
officer, removed
Walter s. Burgess, has hecn appointed
District Attorney for The District Of Rhode
Island, in place Of Richard w. Greene, re.
moved. Mr.. Greene, gentleman mos, rri.
nently qualified for the Office. has held The
situation for period Of 80 years, through ~
the conflicts Of por,y--bu, Dorrirm super.
sedes all other claims to Executive favor.
Martin Luther has been appointed snrveyc-
Of the port of Warren. Thi-is The plaintiff in
the case of Luther vs.. Borden, in tho Supreme
Court Of tho United States.
Letter writers at Washington state, that
the work Of prescription IL going on with
unsparing hand This IL the msgnanimous
Mr.. Polk, who talked about being The Presi.
dent Of the country and no, Of party.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17
Rev. Mr.. Ha,fe!d's Temperance lee

Rev. Mr.. Ha,fe!d's Temperance lee
lure at The Town He'll, on Wednesday
evening, Of last week, was listened TO
by large and attentive audience. The
sneaker took for his motto the remark OF
Paul that "it is good to be zealously af-
fecled always in a good thing" After
depicting, in glowing language, tho
ply sical, mental, moral and social evils
Of lntemperance, and proving that the
cause Of abstinence was emphatically q
good cause, he proceeded to speak Of
the characteristics OF that zeal which the
cause demanded, observing that It ought
to be zeal Of conviction, earnest and,
at The same time, considerate and charita.
hle and he closed with u stirring appeal
to parents and Young men. We doubt
not the lecture will do good, and hope
the friends Of the cause will not relax
their efforts, as the season comes on,
when inlemperance and dissi patton, in
suBdry more or less refined forms, shall
hold out their summer tempt tations, and
when, iflho cause OF Temperance among
ourselves holds it own, it will be doing
much. IA word to the wise"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17
From The Albany Atlas OF Thursday.

The Troy Budget Of yesterday states
on the authority OF the clerk "f the boat
that $50 passengers oi the Swallow had
paid their fare at the time Of the accl-
dent, p. NJ, and that that officer esi-
mates that there were some fifty passrn-
gers on board besides. 7 his would make
three hundred passengers, and as the
boat had entered into competition for the
river travel, at a very low rate Of fare
II is feared the number may have beer
much larger. There IL yet, therefore, q
disproporlion between the number knows
to have been rescued aud those believed
To have shared the peril of the wreck
which leaves room for fearful apprehen.
siOus.
A portion OF the survivors of this terri.
BILE catastrophe re'nrned TO New York
~ rauiZed nu board one of the steamboats,
uppolD,rd n chairman and secretary, and
q committee of five ioTecOmmend "sUiia-
hlc rrsoluiiops ipr the consideration oi
The nrriung." One resolution resoires
that the S~allnw was "running con
ldrrn',ly hriow her usual rate" that the
uip li was dnnk, the sn"w Ealing, render
I'gr,'D difficult loi lllr pIlDi 10 discover
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17

example, in aid Of this cause, to the Fur
rhernnce Of which so many and such va
rio,.s considerations prompt US
A meeting Of the Union WAS held in
the evening of the same day, when a
large congregation listened 10 on I'D
dress BY the Rev. DR.. EUwARDs, Cot
responding Secretary Of the American
and Foreign Sabbath Union, the able
and pcrsevering advocate OF the Sab
bath.
The first annual meeting Of the Soeie-
ly, will he held in this city, on tho third
Wednesday in May next. -.
FRANCIS WAYLAND, President.
C. Biodget.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17

The steamer Telegraph, Capt. Wis.,
wall, we understand, is soon to DO with.
drawn for the purpose of increasing her
speed. This we should think advisable,
in order 10 compete successfully with
the other boats on the line.
The boat in OF her respects is a very
good one, and Captain w. and the
Clerk, MIR. Ryer, re very gentlemanly
men, and appear TO understand their
business.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17
An Awful COmnagratiOn.

BY the subjoined distressing intell-
gence, extracted from the Pittsburg
Gazette Of Friday morning, (and writ
ten, of course, on the preceding night, }
II appears that all the most ancient and
closely-buiIt part Of the manufacturing
and lonrshing city Of Pittsburg, in the
State Of Pennsylvania, has been con-
sumed by fire. The part described as
having been destroyed is the southeast
crn section ofihe city, extending to and
bordering on The Monongahela river.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17

The line from Boston To- New York, via tho
stoningrou and Long Island Railroad, has
been discontinued. A daily night line will
run hereafter to and from N. York NJ follows .
From Boston on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays, via stoningtop, and on Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Saturdays, Via Newport, and
from New York ou Tho opposite day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17

The steamer Iolss will alter her arrange
ment on and after Tuesday ncxt-lcaving
this place a, 8 in the morning and back the
same day,-leuving Providence at 4 p. m-
This arrangement will be very convenient
for persons who wish to be in Providence
few hours to transact business, and return
early in the evening.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17

Very destructive fires have been raging
recently in the woods in New Jersey, Penn.
sylvonla and Virginia. The fire in Dismal
Swamp covered a circui, Of sixty m,lc,.-.
According to Prof Espy it .hould produce
faln.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-17

The steamers of the old line have
been put in complete order and placed
on the route. Their permanent arr
rangement has not yet been announced.