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State journal & flag., 1846-10-09
File, Hardware and Cutlery.

File, Hardware and Cutlery.
Isaac HILL l6 Plat street, keeps constant
" on hand nm extensive stock, which he will sell
at extremely low prices for Cash, or approved
Paper.
Saddlery, Harness, and Carriage Hard
ware.
VIM. !. rucK, extensive Manufacturer and
Importer for supply ing large dealers. 2o9 Pear
street.
Tin Plated Lead Pipe--A New Arti-
Gle.
Tmos OTIs LIE Roy & Co 26l and 1863 Wa
ter street, have for sale new and superior ar.
ucie.
State journal & flag., 1846-10-09
PRINTS ONLY.
NEW FALL STYLES,
AT the extensive Establishment of
AI& & 1RRW3NIRa
~ Cedar Street.

Al the extensive establishment OF
A2& & 8RRW2NIR.
A Cedar Street,
NETWORK.
Where are .-concen rated nearly all the NEW
STYLES OF PRINTED CALlCOES which
have been produced in his country, or imported
for the tall trade. and are offered for sale for
CASH OR APPROVED CREDITat
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED
Within the las, few days.
O- Purchasers are guaranteed the prices
and allowances made for given period.
o. Gaia ogues (renewed and corrected dai.
Iy) regulating the prises-are placed in the
hands of buyers ana sent with goods ordered
Sept. j., 1916. f43.
TONES CATECHloM, new supply Just
~ received, and for sale by
d. WOODRUFF.
August IA, 1916. tt-39.
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK, at sight.
~ and at 10 or 30 days sight.
For sale BY
d. WOODRUFF.
July 18th, 46. tf35.
State journal & flag., 1846-10-09

JOB pl1IREN@
Esscr'sd a. this Office with nea,nses e. despatch
State journal & flag., 1846-10-09
Water Filterers, 81

DFFHK pure UHleT.
FEAncE's paten, Fterers, for purifying wa
Ter, at No. / Wall street.
State journal & flag., 1846-10-09

DR.. Christie's Calvanic Rings and Mag
netc FLUID.
For the permanent cure of rheumatism, and
all Nervous Complaints. No. lS2 broadway.
OF Beware of counlereits. Pamphlets sent
by mail gratis.
State journal & flag., 1846-10-09

Bryant Hines, late of Greene county,
who run off" large number of slaves
decided to the State Bank-and for whose
apprehension, with the slaves, the Bank
commissioners offered a large reward-has
o.s.n taken in Florida, and is now in the
Eu.aw jail. About forty of the slaves, we
learn, have been secured. There were, in
all, we believe, some sixty decided to the
Bank.
State journal & flag., 1846-10-09

MINERALS IN CHEROKEE County. Few
regions perhaps abound more in iron, coal,
lead and link, facts that some Of our distant
readers should know, and we hope such will
look this way and draw forth from the bow,
els OF the earth its hidden treasures. When
our contemplated Rail Roads in this region
are made, every desirable facility will be at
hand for transportation and choice Of
markets. Even now, iron could be made
here at an immense profit, dependant as the
home consumption is upon very distant pla-
ces at very high prices. Such facts are
worth a little attention. and we trust will at
no remote day be productive of permanent
good. --cherokec Sentinel.
State journal & flag., 1846-10-09

Hon. Sam'l. A. Foot, the author of the
"Foot resolution" which gave rise to the
celebrated debate ia the U. s. Senate--be>
tween Gen. Hayne and Mr.. Webster
died at his residence in Connecticut OH the
15th ult,
State journal & flag., 1846-10-09

A murder was committed about 8 miles
below Monticello in this State few days
ago. The Rev. Mr.. HarreIl was killed by
man named Rogers. He shot him twice
with rife. The cause given by Rogers
rs an outrage on the person of his wife. He
3 surrendered himself at once, and is in custo-
DIV.
State journal & flag., 1846-10-09

SOUTHERN SrAvpARD.-We have recei-
we'd several numbers of democratic Jour-
nal, recently commenced at Richmond, Va.
entitled the Southern Standard. II is con-
Quoted with ability and industry, and will no
doubt, be an efficient auxiliary Of the Eu.
quirer, in doing battle in behalf Of democ.
racy in the Old Dominion.
e.sittf -~~~~~-~S~-~---~-o~~~->
The California Regiment has, at last
/, eubarked at New York for its destinat ion.
State journal & flag., 1846-10-09

The wings Of New York have nomina
ted Hon. John Young, Tor Governor. and
Hon. Hamilton Fish, for Lieutenant Gov.
ernor.
The wings Of Massachusetts have nomi.
mated for the same offices, Hon. George N.
Briggs, and Hon. John Reed.
State journal & flag., 1846-10-09

Iron Tubes.
HoMAs pRos,ER, Patentee, Is Plat street,
has for sale Lap.welded Boiler Flues.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15

News FROM EURoPE.-The arrival
of the steam packet Hibernia is looked
for with the utmost interest. Her arri-
val may be expected at Boston about
Sunday next She has been Mt sea
nearly eight days if she left as adver-
tised.
| In the meantime, (says the N. Y.
Com. Advcrtscr,) we may have some
days later intelligence by some of our
sailing packets, ofwhich number are
due. The Presidents message, which
was forwarded by the packet ship Prince
Albert, for London, and the fast sailing
ship Sea, for Liverpool, probably reach
cd England about The 20lh or 25,h Of
December II will be remembered that
these vessels did not leave y. York un-
I'll the 9th of December. The steamer
therefore viii! bring us tho first io,el'i-
gence of the reception orthe President.
message.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15
HER AID OF THET TINES.

Laie from .Merico. The bark Ann
Louisa, Capt. Wilson, arrived at N. Y.
ON the 9Th, from Vera Cruz, whence
she sailed on the l4lh ul,. Our last
dates by way Of New-Orleans were tn
Nov. 30lh.
We learn verbally, that our Minister,
the Hon. John Slidell, had arrived a,ihc
Mexican capital. The sloop- of.w St.
Mary's who carried him out, was TO leave
Vera Cruz on the next day (l5th) for
Pensacola. The o. S brig Porpoise
who carried out Wm. S. Parrott, was
also at Vtra Cruz, waiting orders.
A paragraph from city Of Meyico
paper, Of Dec. Sd, seems to show that
there is no truth in the rumor (receved
by way Of New Orleansl that Gen.
Pnredes and his army had pronounced
against the government. This is, so far
favorable to the success of our ncgola-
Il ,ion.
\ The Ann Louisa brings S29,OoC in
specie. ~. Y. jour, Of Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15
Esais Ee0al IscetisiS.

The citizens Of this town aud county,
friendly Ia the construction Of Rail Road
from Newport, II. l., to Fail River, Mass, are
respectfully invited to attend n meeting at the
Town Hall. on MOEOhY EVENING next,
January l9th) at half pat 6 o'clock, 10 hear
the proceedings Of the Committee appointed
on that subject, Dec. II, 1916 and such other
communications as 1t may be in their power to
offer. a full and punctnaI attendance il ear
nestly requested. Jam. -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15

.4,rrr Of Stare &iy,.-The Sierra Leone
Waterman oi tho 3uth of August says-"tom
mruring from III" pcriud when the strength oi
The squadron was augmented hy the addition
uf steam powcr, (bcine also The date of Com.
modorr jones's nrrl,aI) ~ Aptil, lsii, mp To-
the last month, juno 80 short n period ~
fourteen monihs, no tower than between slNly
and seventy vessels uf vaIions sizes have been
captured by her majcsty's cruisers, for being
oncagnd in the sla,, trade. Oui Of this mum
her not ono has escaped condemnation, either
Coz being equipped for tho -lavc trade, or for
having slaves on board in tho Latter case,
upwards oi i've thousand slaves have been
re- .cucd. and cmancipa,cd hy the courts ~
iht. COLONY
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15

\ LYING SKELETON TO ALI. AP.
ipenrnnce. applied to DR.. Ryan corner Of Bow.
cry and rrlnce streets for advice. Aiic. re-.
latlrg his symptoms, ihc Doctor told him he
had worms, and he could cure him. Tho man
shook his head, and SAID it was impossible
lie gave him a box Of Shcrman's Worm Loz.
enges with directions how to take them. In
three days he returned and said he felt like n
new being-that ihc first dose brought away
n tape worm 20 or 50 fnct long, an! tho soc.
ond dose brought away Hhuu, y feet more
Thus two doses of Sherman Worm Lozcnge,
effects cure, where the combiard skill of our
best physician coald afford no !rljcf Allhou.h
but few months have elapsed, hn is now
as i;t and hearty rs he over was ~ his life 49,
Attcr gears cl misery, swallowing enormous
quantities oi medicine, and spt uding hundred,
OF dollars withou. benefit, be was cured by
only one box Of Shcrman's Worm ho2epgcs
DR.. Shermans Warehouse is At iGG, Nassau
street, n. Y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15

We hold in high esteem, every aid to
medlcina, knowledge or power. If nccdiul
and energetic action can be produced and
adopted to pallia,c and nl'in,tey cure such
dangerous diseases as those which attac !.
the Chest and Innss, it is certainly price
less and incs'imabc benefit. Such is t!,e ef.
! feet of Mr.. C.. BrinckefhoGs Health Rcs,o
rstiyc. In the cnui4e of years that it has
been used in hIS farlly and among his friends
IL has saved every case, and ri.tctualy re-
stored 10 health -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15

Nom speak ;--through the Press, in
public meetings, lci,cr,-in aery
form, that your servants in Congress may
regard your Interests. Humble your
selves before the Almighty, and by
fasting and prayer, implore Him to
deliver the Nation from this dreadful
calamity. Let me warn you, that should
war ensue, England, it may be apprehend-
cd, will require as condition of Peace,
that the creditors of the States shall be
secured in their claims. From war we
can gain nothing; we can hope for moth
ing. The evils above predicted, appalling
as thcy are, will be more than realized.
If our country had great interests a,
stake tits honor was involved ifto vim.
dicate its character and independence
every mode for an honorable adjustment
had been tried in vain; would at once
say we must meet the crisis. 1t is better
to face any and every calamity, which
war may produce, than to suffer National
disgrace. But this is not the case now
and because it is not, I call upon my coun
trymen to interposc their voice and eC
forts to arrest the tremendous evil will
which we are threatened
| MADISON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15

gs7llE subscriber respectfully informs the
e. public, thGt he is ready to fl or furnish
for Public Dinners, S"pp'rs or Pcrfirs, nj
To ~ Ibame.-sircoi. or ~ any other place
that mny be wished, III the be st manner GUl
at tho shortest natlcc.
lie has a variety Of OYSTERS, md every
other variety Of Refreshments, for Ladies
and Gentlemen, that may please to call.
ALSO, every kind Of Roots and Bark.
Herbs. Powdered Extracts and Liquids, TO.
gc,hcr with Preserves, Iel!Ies, Cat.np>, mar
maladcs and Shakcr's apple s'ncc-mann
factured by the United Society of Shakers.
New Lebanon. THOMAS PELL.
Newport, IAN. 8, 1876.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15

The National Inicl'igencer Of Mon
day, contains an article Of some length,
qualifying the tone of confidence, will.
which il has hitherto spoken Of the main
tainancc of peace with England by set
element Of the Oregon question. The
source of the Inte!ligencer's fears appears
to be the character Of the debate now
going on in the House of Representa-
liives. The arrival of the next steamer
from England may put at rest much ol
this uncertainty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15

sB@ The funeral Of Capt. Callahan,
on Friday last, in this place, was attend
cd by large number Of tho Masonic
fraternity, o! which Capt. c. waD long a
worthy member. The appearance OF
the masons, in full regalia, a,-comprsing
in their ranks many Of our oldest and
most substantial citizcns,-seemcd to
impress the mind TINT there was nothing
40 very Objectionable ir tho fraternity,
as in times pas; many people were led to
believe.
We understand the next anniversary
Of St. John the Baptist, will be co!ebra-
ted by the Grand Lodge of Rhode Island.
in this place, wheD full and general at
TENDANCE Of the Order may he expected
from all parts Of the State. The ami
versary is on Wednesday, the 2lth OF
June.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15

was nj Vera Cruz, Dec. II. ,o sail for Pcnsa
cola the next day. The U. :. brig Porpolsc
was there also, waiting orders.
U. s. ship Savannah, Slont, arrived al
Honolulu, Sept. s. U. =. ship Lovnnt saiet
on The G'h, destination not reported.
The U. $. iriga'e Cumberland has dropped
down from tho Navy Yard, at Charcs,own
aud anchored OF Long wharf
y. $. schooner On ka .hy-c, Commandel
Sinclair, arrived nj Norfolk, 81 inst, in thir
teen days from Pensacola.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15

The journal of Commerce opposes
with much force the sub-ircasnry pro-
irct ~hich is again revived IN Congress
Yet the Journal of Commerce contrib.
uird greatly to the success Of the party
which was pledged in favor Of the sub.
treasury. This clcc,ing bad men tc
Office and then attempting to RESTRAIN
them from bad Legislation is uphill work
Proc. jour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15
NEWPORT. Dec 90. 1915.

's'IlE subscriber hereby gives notice to ali
whom II may concern, IN conformity 10
amended Charter OF the Perry Manufacturing
Company, TINT on the nineteenth day of Juiy,
A. ID. 1895, he sold and disposed of one share,
or ftern,h part Of The capital stock in said
Corporation TO Henry Schroeder Jr.: and
That on the tenth day OF September. a. y.
1911. he sold and disposed of. to said Corpo-
ration. one share. or fourteenth part Of CAPT
,al stock thereof; and on The 2S'h Of March,
1874, one other share, or Eth par, of capital
stock i'lcrcof the same being all his remain
ing interest in said capital stock.
JOHN HENRY GILLIAT.
LIN
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FOR SALE,

nsrT TIE Farm situated IN por's
EM..Is mouth, I : mios from New.
S~fisisy port, icw rods from the main
e ~ SiSssS rohd leading to- tho STONE
Brdg,. containing about a acres of good
land, two story dwelling hcusc, - BY -
feet, n nearly new barn and other on, build.
lngs, n frs, rate well of water, and nm excel.
lcnt garden. acres of fruit trees. apples.
pears, peaches, cherries. &c.--nlso tho ro.
mains of nursery of apple trees. For fur
'hcr particulars enquire Of the subscriber.
PARDON WHITE.
Newport, Dec. ilh, IL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15

"Tur NATIONAL Pnrss, Il Jou,nc!
for Home Repository Of Letters ; q
Rccora of yAt ; Mirror Of Passing
erents ito be published every Saturday,
at two dollars year in advance --GEoRCE
=. NIoRRls, Editor and PROPRIETOR"
We have received the prospectus Of n
new weekly literary journal, to be issued
in New York on the 18th of mex,
month
The predominant design Of the Ed.
tor is to add to the Republic of Letters
WEEKLY JOURNAL, distinctly and de-
cidcdly NATIONAL in tone and features
and, at the same time, to avoid all con
nrction with mere party politics. Tnr
| NATIONAL Press will, in brief, combine
the striking and novel attractions Of the
newspaper, with the more abiding inter.
cs,s of the higher class of periodicals. -
II will be printed in the folio form, or
large and superior paper. on n new anc
clear type, obtained expressly for the
purpose and will be, in It's whole ar.
rangement and details. n favorable spc-
cimon ofthc bes. typographical skill o
the country. In addition to these, and
as one of It's most valuable pcculiari,ics,
it will be, in reference to tho diversity
OF talen, that viii be employed upon it
me cheapest paper in ihc United States.
No man, we venture to say, is more
avorably or extensively known as ar
editor, than Gen. Morris. and we be-
speak for tho new paper liberal sup
port.
The length Of the prospectus, alone
prevents its publication .atirc in the col.
umns Of our paper.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15

Court Of Probate, .NcuHon, Dee. ., i6tp.
e H. Executors. Adnn. n.isuetors. and Guar
"A dians, appointed by Ibis Court, who
have neglected 10 render their accounts fo'
one year, are notified 10 present The same al
n Conr, ol Prohnic To be bpldcn at the Town
Hall in Newport. on the FIRST Monday in Feb
ruary ncxt:al 9"'clors, q. m. BY order
Il B. llowL.ND, Prob. Clerk.
Ian II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15
Marine Society.

At the Annual Meeting of tho New.
port Marine Society, held on tee Git
inst, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
IIENpv J. HupsoY, President,
DAvIp NJ. CoGc.sHALL, Treasurer
CHARLES T.. IlAMMcTT, Secretary.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15

THIS Day, jan. l5ih. al u o'cioek
NJ wiN be sohi al Public Auciion, ~
front Of .Hr. Townsrnds Hotei,(Jfa
II mol, he ncn far day,)
a Shares ~ the Capital stock IN Tho Cod.
"A, dingtorl Manufacturing 60. Condiiion.
at snlp. J. GOODSPEED, Iueir.
Jan ID, 1916.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15
BUTTER! !BUTTEiS!!
TERY CUEIp

4 USr received per s!oop Viglant from
% New York, "a small PACKAGES butter,
averaging about 40 lbs 10 tho package, which
VIII be sold at n low prize n close consign-
mrDt. Those IN want Of the above vii. find
1t TO their interest TO call soon n, No 3,
South side Market Square.
Jan. lJ. BAR BER g. BOONE.
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,S 1SS SHIP NEWS. Is
ts..I.t, SsfY<.
rO2T or NEWPO Y 4.
ARRIVE ED.
TUyESDAY, Jan :

THURSDAY, Jan =
Schr' Caroline, Ferris, Pcor. for N",I"lk
John llurry, D"vrrousr, dn. tor Savannah
Angler, Ellmes, do. Tor Plymouth, Nc.
Sioup- Naive, iiulch,ns, rru, frr New
York Hope, Browning, + Greenwich lo'
do.
FRIDAY, Jan. q.
Schr. Moses Brown, Ntckcrson, Prov. for
pmla.
SATURDAY, Jan 10.
Srh'rs. Adelaide, Kelly, from Norfolk f,r
Prov. Elilahcth Baker, I'm Fall River ui
Baltimore Wampatuck, Lam mphcor, I'm rro,'
llcncc for North Carolina.
Sloops Mour,or, Cumming, i,oh DfIs,oi iur
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15

A remarkable md singular aties,aiion has
@H ust been made by an eminent mcmber
OF the Medical Faculty, M 10 the cura,r pow
or OF {. Brnckerhud's Health Restorative ~
cases ot Cunsumpton, chronic Coughs snd
Culds, and Pains in lhe Side aud Chest. -
This gentleman luynishrs his patients with
the Restorative, and finds II absolutely me-
cessary, as he never had any prescription to
produce the astonishing results rrellz.d by
the use of the Restorative. This gentleman
stands among hls medical brethren as one
of the most distinguished of their number -
his name is e', with the proprietor for refer.
cncc. There is no doubt hut that IN few
years the leading physicians will prescribe
this remedy, anG TINT afflicted patients viii
use it md bless TIC hour that u was made
known 10 them in. Beng u truly fine her
bal medicine II Is consequently OF more I'M
porance as every one feels safety WHALE
uSlng II, nnd no sense Of danger ss II he were
using deletrripus minerals. Mr.. Wilkes n
respected mrrchan, IL New York. used the
KrsiOrall?e and wn' cured wholly from n
dangerous cnngh aud cxprctoraion. The
Editor o. the Commercial Advertise with an
earnest appeal commcnds it to the confidence
OF She sick, and sti,'crngIy cnlls on them all
to give 1t a fair trial before rrl,u,ln,sbng
every hope. The following certificate IS
from DR.. Chiffon, the well known New York
chemist.
al have analyzcd bottle Of mcdicne called
&C. Brinckerho0's Health Restorative, and find
that II does no; contain Mercury, or any other
metallic preparation, nor op:am in any Of It's
forms. It j. composed Of vegetable matter en-
lirely.' JAMts Il. CnILros, NJ. d.
c. BRlNCKERHOFF,
Sole Proprietor, $50, Broome.s,, n. \.
1 For sale IN Newport, by
Z Ian n Y 4 vtti nR h,or,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15

n. YORK. ysIant, Heath, from Pros 'denrv
isr New York.
SUNDAY, Jan II
Sch'rs Triumph, Williams, from New York
for Provid"nce Lcander, johnson, finn Prov.
for New York.
:. sl"op Charles, sturgi-, ftm Prov. for New
York.
TUESDAY, Jan. ~.
Sch RS. lloratio Ames, Kelley, Taunton for
II. York onion, Bangs, Prov for BALI Ore.
gon, Josin, do. for N. London IIoraiio
Amcs, iIoIbrook, Plymouth, for New York.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Maine, LittoGcd, cid a, Mobile Cd
for Liverpool.
Brig Poland, Weedcn, arr at Havana 22d
ult,, from Boston.
Brig Lisbon, Messer, arr at Havana 2ist ult.
90 days from Bangor
! Brig Echo, Smith, sid from Havana 25ih for
Wilmington, y Z.
Brig pocahon,as, Wade, was at Tubasco
lilli ult., loading for New York.
Schr. Mobile, Cozzens, arr nj Pensacola
prev 10 9th from New Orleans.
Schr Van Buron, Bsbcnck, was at 81, Jo.
scphs, Texas, 20ih ult.
Schr Thames, Barker, cid al New Orleans
/ Goth for Savannah.
Schr. Geo Engs, Smart, arr at Boston iIii
inst. from n. York.
Brig ilydrr All, Capt. Wm. Swusey, hence
at Kingston, ia. in beating up from Por
Royal on the l2lh ut., came in contact will
brig Giamorean, Of Baltimore. The hyde
Ali lost her bow-sprit, fgure-head and cn
water, aud split her storn--she was repairing
i WHALERS.
\ At Lahnina Sept. llth, ship MECHANIC
Pratt, Of this port, with 1900 sperm, 400 whal,
II oil, for Oh Shore.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Please 10 take Notice.

4 LII. those indebted to lCilN EASTON,
"A are hereby Informed that AL hls demands
by Note OF Book account. have brcp lodged
IN the hands of JOSIAH &. SHAW, EeC., fnf
collection and those indebted are requested
to make 20 him Immediate payment.
Jan. 18th, iSI6-iw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15

~ The legislature Of Ncw.Y0rk assembled
on Tuesday, Jan 9th. Tho presiding officer
ui the Senate is the Lieut.. Governor. 'Th,
House was organized by the election Of WIN
G.. Grain ofilorkimcr, sprUkrr, aud Wm. "
Dean, of O,scgo Clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15

~ The legislature of Massachusetts, com.
meuccd its annual session on "Wednesday last
The Seunte, was organized by the clrciinn OF
!ohn Gray, of Suffolk, President pro temporc,
and Charles Calhoun, Clerk yro temporo.
Tbs House was urgani2rd by the election
.of :. n Valley, Jr. of Roxbury, Speaker
aud G.. w. Story, Clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15

In this town, on Friday evening l1',, Mary
Elizabeth, Youngest dnu2htcr ot Ms VIM.
Drownell, aged 3 years aud months.
At his residence, IN the towuuf Ndpuli,
Cattaraugus County, n Y, "n the Goth alt ,
Of consumption, Mr. nanirl stanton, ia the
Ilth year oi his age, son OF the late B,ulanln
stanton, of South Kingston, L. |.
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MADISON,
The Providence Journal me ntons tn

The Providence Journal mentions tha,
fire broke out in the Perry Factory, in
this town, on Friday morning. This is
a mistake. 1t was not in the Perry
Factory, but the Woolen Mill, which
has been on fire several times before
Ii broke out in the Picker room, but was
extinguished with trifling loss, cxccp,
the damage done to the machinery by
water, the extent Of which we are un-
able TO state.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-15

Subject Of next Sunday Evenings Lecture
at The Unitarian Church :-''.Wcn anil maHeys
that Procohed NE Goman Reformation. -
Service commences nj balfpnst 6. [Jan -.