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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-07-11

ACCIDENTS ON THE 4TH Two men
at the East Village in this town, Alfred Gibson
of this town, and Fisher of Kirby, were badly
burned on the 18th, while engaged in firing n
swivel Their powder, which was in an open
vessel, caught fire, and they were so nigh to
it that their clothes were nearly burned from
their bodies. 1t is upprchendcd they will
both loose the use of their eyes entirely
In passing from Lyndon to Danville horse
driven by two young men by the name of
Weeks became frightened by the parasol of a
lady in carriage before, and running past
this carriage struck the wheels with such
force as TO break off one wheel; the horse in
this carriage taking fright by the shock also.
ran and overtaRing another wagon struck it
and broke off one wheel--and though six per-
sons were overturned none were iniured the
horse driven by MessIs w, however, had one
leg broken. 1t belonged to Mr. Brickett, Tnv-
erner, at Lyndon Corner
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-07-11

On the 9th ult., Hon. WIN. UPuAM, of VI,
introduced in the U. s Senate Bill for the
payment Of the VT militia for their services in
the battle Of Pittsburgh a....
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-07-11
(Signel)

Sara S@AeGSEEBmIs
SATURDAY, JULY II, 1886
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08

Rail RoAD COLLISION learn
from the mail messenger on the Western
Train, that the passenger train from
Springfield "Wednesday afternoon, at
about 8 o'clock, between Warren and
West Brookfeld, came into collision with
freight train on its upward passage,
and several persons were hurt, but not
seriously injured. The conductor Of the
freight train finding that he was out Of
time, and would not reach Warren in
season, had stopped, aud was beginning
to move back, when the passenger train
camo upon him, causing the collision.
The Post Office rar was iniured-the
platform and roof being smashed. Mi
kn,le, the mail agent, escaped unhurt.
MIR. Stout, the Express agent Of Nlcssrs
Thompson q Co was slightly injured in
the foot. A number oi persons were in
The train from Chester village, sccompa-
nying the remains Of Mr.. Coleman, who
died on Friday last, in consequence oi
The injury received by him in tho collis-
ion on the Sd inst. They were on the
way 10 Boston for interment, acconpa-
MED by his widow and child. The lat
ter was thrown against the stove and
slightly burnt 49, Boston .7drcrii,cr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08

PaoviDENcE ALmASAc.-We have re.
ccived copy Of Moore's Providence Alma.
mac for 1876. It's got up in very neat a,yle
and contains q Business Directory of the
Ci'y,-'he Offices and places of business OF
the several public Ins,itutions--,hc Cons,i.
tuition Of the Statc,--,he Courts, Schools, the
organization Of the State and City Govern.
men.s. fire depsrtnent,-an a variety ol
other information. general us we'll as local.
II may be found for sale at the Book Store OF
Dir. WV. A. BARBER. Price 25 cts.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08
HI E AID OF THE TIMES.

Nrw YosK HorEL.-Capt Comstoek has
now 'ho entire control Of this splendid estub-
lishment. The rooms are filled with guests,
aud thu suests ora filled with satisfaction.
Il .Neu York Mirror.
"So'as are Lvrn to honor. &c."-Andrew
Jphnson, member ofth House Of Rsprescn.
tativss. from Tennessee, was taught, by his
wife to READ after his marriage lie is a
tailor by trade, and is ssid " be an es,imable
and in,slIigeu, man.
II The receipts of tho American Board Of Mis-.
sions IN III. month OF November, amounted to
$64 ,S0S ~, including legacy Of SAL, 900 from
tho late Daniel Waldo, Of ofWorces,er, Msss
Il project has lately been broaci,ed in Psov. =.
idence for procuring funds to erect Monu.
ment TO the memory Of RooER WiLLiAas. II
Is strange (says a cotcmpornry,) thHt this testi.
mopy Of respect for this great cham pion Of ra.
'g'ous freedom, should have been so long neg.
ected.
II 1t has been estimated, Gum AUTHENTIC da,es,
that the whole yiold Of wheat in Michigan
will exceed 100000 hnshsls. The Who'll.
81 ,OOO,O 900.
II Fussv Aso IMPoRTAsT.-Ono Of the Illinois
papers tells "a that ip Alton, with population
OF 1000, only twelve women Of age urs unmar.
ried, aud that, Of these eleven are engaged,
while the 18th is widow who has already
buried four husbands. Another paper udds that
the New England girls will soon bs focking
in that direction.
H To BORROWERS We have seen il suggested
by n cotemporary that at the cioso OF The year
all aoryODsd articles should be returned. A
regular overhaulins should be made a sort OF
domestie "accouni Of stock" taken, and if any
thing saopld be found Lelongng to Others, /,
should DO ut once returned. This suggestion
is worthy ofimpOrtant consideration.
\ In single century, fur thousand millions
OF human beings appear on the surface Of the
eart''-act their busy parts and sink back ip.o
it's peaceful bosom.
4 Slaughtsring is carried on in st. Louis 10 a
perfectly appalling extent The RepusIicau
/ gives an account of one establishment which
has inado arrangements to kill and dress one
thousand hogs per day An immense nmoun,
OF hcefa and PoSk ia here put up for the English
market.
Il Fire at Columbus was 4 destructive
fire at Columbus Gen, an the 2lst u,t. A
largo number Of stores aud houses we're burnt
The loss in buildings is estimated at SlOO, 900
to $4,000.
MIcNIoAs.-The census Of Michigan for
S45, giyos a population of 3O4, ,235. Increase
since 1910, 920is.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08

TIE SYMBOL. New Yenrs day
is the date Of the publication under new
management Of the Odd Fellows Mag.
azine. The 9th volume Of the Symbol
is to be under the charge of Mr.. +. A
Durivase, who has, we soc, con, ,ibpied
largely to il himself.-Alihough espcc-
isIly designed for circulation among the
fraternity Of Odd Fellows, and contain
ing the Official publication Of their pro-
ceedings, it will furnish a pleasant lite
rary misce ,any to uDinitia,ed readers. 1t
is, If we remember rightly, the only lite
rary magazine which has no political or
scctarian bias now published in Boston.
This first number sustains tae reputation
which such n position should give it.
Thomss Prince, Congress street, is
the publisher Boston AaiLy Adren;ser
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08
From tho Naiiopal In,elligcncer, Jan. ist.


Yesterday, being the lst of January, ,
1916, was kept as holyday at the pub
lie Offices, the Offices Of the Corporation,
and all the Offices connected with the
Circuit and Criminal Courts.
AT noon al immense body Of ci,izens,
sojourners, and strangers repaired TO-
the Executive Mansion and made the
customary salutations to the President
and his family. The East Room and
the Reception Room were ,hronged with
the Seauiy and fashion Of the me ,ropolis,
as we'll as others Of all ranks and condi-
tions of life. Indeed the President q
House was a perfect jam for two or three
hours, and many who went ,hi,her to sc G
the Chief Magistrate Of the nation had
to return without accomplishing their OBJ
Iect.
A great number Of ladies' and gentle
men, foreign Ministers, members OF Con-
gress, and others, also called and pa i'd
their respects to Mrs. Madison, Ex.Pres.
ideRt Adams, and the Mayor Of the city,
by whom they were most cordially re-
ceived.
The day being unusually fine, and
even mild for the season, there was
general turnout on Pennsylvania avenue
and in other streets Of this metropolis,
which throughout the entire day prese nj
ed very animated and lively spectacle.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08

Small Por.-The Ph,s6eld Conn. Eagle
of the 26,h, says that this dreaded disease
has been introduced into several towns in
that vicinity, and will be likely to spread
over tho country, unless efficient means are
taken to arrest it. 1t first occurred nj New
Lebanon Springs, where there are a number
Of cases, one OF which he's proved fatal
There are also some sick with the disense in
Beckett, Lee, and Lcnnox; and, report says
in several other towns. The rcprcsc ata.
i've elect from Beckett (Mr. Millard) is dan.
gcrously in, and Mr.. G. w. Pla,ncr, the rep
rescntaiive from Lee, is also down with the
disorder, which it is supposed he contracted
in Philadelphia, IN which city it 10 said to be
alarmingly extensive and fatal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08

Tho late trial for member OF Congress
10 the Ninth District of Msssac husetts,
has again resulted in no choice. Full
returns gave for Hale, (Whig) 1850 ;
Pierce. (loco) 1895; Wheaton (aboli-
'ion) 5e4 Scattering ITO. The ma
jori'y against Mr.. Hale is 5Gl, and his
net gain since the last trial is 1856. The
vote ofthe District ia a third less tha o
pt the November trial.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08

II. ]. HonsE GUARDS We are re-
'saessed 10 give notice, that all those
who are desirous Of joining this Compa.
ny, must hand in their namcs to either
of the following named persons, previ-
Gus TO the third Monday of,hs presen,
month. or the Company may thenceior,h
become cxtinct.
John Gould, Middletown WIN. Nun
r". Portsmouth 4; Benz A. Sayer, and
Gideon Palmer, Jr. Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08

Even the untutored savage will ins,inc-
lively seek out Herbs and Plants to cure dis
ease, without diving into the depths of the
earth, to dig up deIeterious minerals. Upon
the eur,h's surface there germs plants suited
to our wants. The Health Restorative, as
proved by DR.. Chiffon of New York, is
wholly compounded vegetable matter, and
there does not exist preparation capable of
even apparently doing such benefit. In
Consumption, Liver complaint, and all disea
ses of the Chest and Lungs, it is a certain
and uniaiing remedy. The hnpplest effects
are gunrapteed on an impartial trial of it,
2l
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08

Hotel BWnL-About l2 o'clock Thursday
night, the Rockawny House at Phillips
Beach, p.ynn,) and KEEP, by John Tilton. was
discovered to be on fire in, lle upper story
Before the flames could be arrested, this
large aud spacious Hotel, together with tho
ou'houses and most Of the furniture, wac en-.
iircly consumed. The Hotel was owned by
Messrs. Fabcns and Bassct Of Mnrblehesd.-
There were insuraDccs on the house and out
buildings to the amount Of Ss500 ai the Book
lnghnm Office. Exeter, and $4,000 at the
Portsmouth office, There was also insurance
for Mr. Iilton to the amount Of $500 at the
Firemen's office. Boston, on tho furniture,
which was valued at ueur $1,000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08

THE WRALE FisuERy. learn
from the annual statement Of the condi-
ton Of the U. S. Whale Fishery, con
tinued in the last issued number of the
Whaleman's Shipping List, that The
whole number Of vessels now employ cd
in the Fishery from all the ports in the
United States includes $50 ships and
barlues, 81 brigs, 90 schooners and I
sloop ; making an aggregate Of 233 ,962
tons ;-showing an increase Of Is ,6O7
tons during the past year, and an in
crease Of 80, | l5 tons SINCE Jan 1914.
The imports from this branch Of COM
merce during the past year have been -
Isl, ,9l7 bbls. Of sperm oil 372, 100 bbls
whale oil aud 3,l67,l42 lbs Of whale
bone.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08

Whai cgn be more distressing Than .lsih-
md."-The difficulty of breathing. the trouble.
some cough, sense Of suffoca,lon, pains in
The head, inability 10 lay down, and the fear
iul anxiety Of mind attending the paroxysm
OF this dreadful maudy, make this one of the
nQst formidable complaints that the skilful
ply Siclan hns to contend with.
hla not generally known that n remedy
cAn be found for this uilE.cnt, which we
have seen tried with the most perfect sue
cess. DR.. FoIger has lately introduced Q
medicine which ia pronpunccd to be the
best that has ever been discovered for the
relief Of asthma. II is called the Oosaonian, D.,
or Al-healing Balson, and may be had of the
Agent, JOG Nassnu street. one door above
Ann, genuine. The pamphlet which accom-
pnn,es the bal!!e gives On account of cases.
not only OF distressing asth,ao, bnt also Of
severe coughs, consumption, aud other mala-
dies which have been entirely relieved. And
there need be no fear Of the effects following
its administration, inas,nuch as DR.. Folger is
n regularly educated physician, has been in
prnctice for mere than twenty years, and
therefore 10 entitled 20 the confidence of the
community.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08
Bank Of Rhode Island.

A y the annual meeting of The S,ockhol-
IA dcrs held January 5'h, 1876, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected directors fnr
the year ensuing, viz: James liammond
Nathan b. ilammc,t, WIN. c. Gibbs, Releg
Clarke. Thco. e.. Dunn, Ym. A. Clnfke and
WIN. Gardner, the last named, elected in the
place Of s. EoWler Gardner. deceased.
At a subsequent meeting of the Director.
Pelcg Clarke, Esq was elected President.
w. A. CLARKE. Cashr.
Newport. Jan. 9Th, 1916.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08
A. SHIP NEWS, AZ
ROBT OF NEW PORT.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Ian. I.
ham d 'Bpl
schi James Errcks, Smith, Prov for Phn.
FRIDAY, Jan. ..
SchrS George. Tompkin., = River for Deer Isle
Charles, summer En.ip"ri for AIeSandva-hnn, Fin
ny, Bedford Tor Yprk
SATURDAY, Jan, 3.
Brig Prince dr J9inville, Gardner, I'm Havana
Brig OSage, Hall, Havanpnh for Providence.
schr topi.n, FMrrd, Prov for Norfolk.
SUNDAY, Iap. 4.
Propeller Endorn, Brown, n York (pr 2 RIVER.
sloop Vigilant, Heath, York for Prov
MONDAY, Jan. ).
sioop IIun're'", Grape, Trey for N Bedford.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Newport Bank.

/ Tn meeting Of the Stockholders of the
"A Newport Bank. he'd "Wednesday, Jan
uary 9Th, the following gentlemen were C.
lcctcd directors for The ensuing year:
William Vernon. Isaiah Crookey. William
Stevens. Edward +. Newton. Edward u. Al
len, Simon Newton, Jr, Wnnton r. Shcr.
man.
And at n subsequent meeting Of the nj.
rcctors. WILLIAM VERNON, Esq, was elected
president. s. C.1HOO.NE, Cashr.
Jan. s.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08

CoorER CooPERED.-We learn from
the Albany Evening Journal that the
Court for the correction Of errors has
put quietus upon one Of Mr.. J. Fen
nimore Cooper's libel suits against the
late Col. Stone. The suit was pending
at the decease Of Col. Stone. and his
widow entreated Cooper TO discontinue
his suit and allow il to end with the life
Of her husband. But no-he must have
his pound OF flesh. lie obtained iudg-
ment under the direction Of Judge Grid
ly. The widow appealed TO a higher
Court-and that Court, consisting Of 90
Judges, has reversed the former deci-
sion and left Mr.. Cooper where he be-
gan-minus probably, the amount OF a
pretty clever bill Of costs. Good
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08
NJ r. NOR ANDA.

Bars Isoytrnce ynson, arr al Boston LIST inst iron,
Saysnnnh.
AtHaYnnn. Pee II brig Echo. Smith, dacg.
schr Geo Engs, Smart cid nj ork Sd Tor Bo-ton.
Sloop Fairhavrn, Anthony, of this port, TN n York
for Providence. cargo 500 bushels salt bricks, Ac
went ashore on Long Island about IA days since
sci and cargo -nid to he total loss. The salt wns IN.
.urel. Vessel nh old one. and probably uninsured.
Al Mob,r, 25ih ult bark Huma, weeJon, OF Bristol
loading for Boston.
Brig Cora Rrau, OF tls port sailed from Nassau 9th
for Ragged island. ."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08

NONSUMPTtON CURABl.E !-STiI.L
~ FURTHER PROOF!--CONSU Mp
TlVES, remember that II ia
Thompson's Compound Syrup Of Tar and
Wood .VaphAhc
which is daily efFec,ing such remarkable
cures in PULMONARY CO.NSU.MP-
TYON!
RuLADA., Oct l3, 1915.
| The undersigned is induced to make the
following brief 'aterlcll under firm con.
vicllon TINT mapv valuable lives might be
saved was recourse had TO the snme means
which have restored me to health. | had
suffered for years with weakness os the
LU NGS and LIVER COMPLAINT, hut So
gradual were the inroads Of dlsea3e that
| felt no alarm until within the last year.
The chief cause Of distress was pain in my
breast and right side, great oppression, al
most s'rongling, and total inability to raise
! the corrupt matter which obslructed nv
breathing and at times SO great was my sui,
icr!ng thought could nc, live on hour. 1t
/ is scarcely necessary 10 any that during thus
tine ! had the best medical attendance. was
cuppcd, bllqlfrcd, &c. With no avail also
used various advertised and well known
medicines, obtaining no relief wha'ever IN
I'll procured 7WOMSGvS CON,
POUND SYRUP TAR AND WOOD
.E3PH1Tii," one bottle oi winch benefit.
ted inc more than all else had taken and !
now assert i AZ my soemp belief that by
th's time , should hare b'ta IN ny grore had
inot procured his remedy al The time : did.
SARAH JANE ADAMS.
\ No. I36 South Fourth street.
| Sworn to and subscribed this l3lh day OF
\ October, IS4J, before me.
CliAUNCEY BULKLEY. Alderman.
| .7roid all limitations,
Principal Office, N. f. cor FIFTH and
SPRUCE Sis. Phlla. For sale by
r. TAYLOR, Newport, z |.
| Nov. 26h.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08

Rescue OF 4 WHALE Boar AND Cnkw.
II has heen already stated that the whale
ship Minerva Smy,h, Of New Bedford,
lost in the North Atlantic Ocean, a boat
with the first officer and five men, while
fast 10 sperm whale, Oct. I, and were
supposed 10 have been taken down by
the whale. The boat and crew were
picked up Oct. IL latitude 43 l-2, longi-
tudc 46, by the British bark Quebec,
which arrived at ST. John, N. B. 27:h
ult. from Plymouth, England They
were placed in the care Of the u. S.
Consul at ST. Jdhu, and as nothing is
said TO the contrary, are supposed to be
doing well.-Roston Daily .adueriiser.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08

Foreign .Mi,sions. A series Of meet
ings have been held in Philadelphia un-
der the auspices Of the Baptist Board Of
Foreign Missiops, which wero brought
to a close on Thursday last. They
were attended by Dr. Judson and the
Rev. Messrs. Kincai5 npd Abbott, from
Bprmah. Upwards Of $4,000 were
collected in aid OF the mission cause.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08
NJ A r r | A G. 4 S.

In Portsmouth, on Thnrsday evening last, by III.
Rev. Mr.. Bfy ANT, Mr. Iesse Goud, to Miss Adeiius
u T., daughter Of Mr.. fnfn T Lswton, all orP
In New York, ON the 25th nh. by the Rev Mr. Hvrru
Mr.. John P-ckham TO Miss Hannah, daughter of Mr.
Eiiphs. Barker, all Of fMJdletown. -
In ProviJsncs, ON The Ist Inst. by Rev John Leyei
Mr. Wan Francis Al lea, OF Providence, To Mas susan N
Allen. daughter OF Mr. Chester Alien of BaifIloTp sid.
A. Fort Johnston. X, g., 22d uit LIEUT.. u. r. Wood
hurry, oi the y. 3. Engineer Corps, To Catherine u
daughter al Lieut.. Col, Thomas Chds, u. 3. Army.
in Pensacola, bee 8, Lirut Francis %. Itnshsw u. 3
Navy, TO Florida Isabella, daughter Of Dr. John brons
nsham, OF l..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08
NEWPORT, Dec. 30, 1915.

TIVE .ub.cribcr hereby gives notice to ali
whom 1t may concosn, IN couhrWNY 20
amended Charter cf lhc Berry Manufacturing
Company, tha, op tIe nine,eeu'h day OF July,
A. D, 1885, hc sold md dl.posed Of one IT.
'rcnih par, oi tho cnpSal stick ip soid Cor
pnrni,on to Henry Srhrneder Ir., and that
on the tenth day "f September. A. ~ ieii,
he sold and di. posed oi, to said Corporation.
one ,i;aricenth at capital stock thereof. tho
snmc being all his remaining interest ~ sud
capital stock.
JOHN HENRY ClLLIAT.
Dec. 25,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08

fnsllE subscriber respectfully informs tho
public, that hc Is ready To- Il, ur furnish
for Pubic Dinyers, Supptrs or Parties, q,
No ia Thnmes-strcct, or nt any other place
thu, may he wished, III The hes, manner, and
It the shortest nstic".
lie has variety Of OYSTERS, and every
r'hrr variety of Refreshments. '"r I.adle-
and Gcu'em"n, that may please io call.
ALSO, every kind Of Roots and BNk
Herbs, Powdered Estracts and Liquids, ,u.
ge,h"r with Pr serves. Jelllcs, Cni@nps. mar.
'nnlsdcs nnd Shakcr'- apple Saucr-mnnu.
'nc,ur"d by the United Socio,y of Shakers,
New Lebanon. THOMAS PELI.
Newport, Jan {, ISi6.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08

Accounts from Texas to The gJth ult. via.
New Orleans, have lately bccn received
The health of the troops at Corpus Christi is
represented as decidedly bad. One letter
states that the Deaths average two day
but this is probably exaggerated.
On the 18th, the first election under new
Conslilu,ian took place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08
Com illissiOmcrs' e. Admin.
istratOrs' Notice,

VR7HE subscribers having hccn appointed
4 by the IQp. Court of Probate, of The
town Of Newport. commissioners to receive
and examine the claims against the estate o,
W.1LTER ". Sk'fJfO,v.S, late OF New
port, deed. represented insolven, and six
ponlhs from the date hereof, having been
allawed to the creditors to present ihely
claims We will attend at tho Office Of Peter
p. Remington on the SECOND Saturdays n'
May. June and July next, to act thereon, q,
2o';lpck, p. NJ, on each sad days.
JAMES LAwToE,
RoBrRT DrHNis, Coinm'rs.
DANIEL G.. DkNH,M.>
All persons indebted To snid estate nrc re-.
lncsted 10 pske immcdlat. payment io
2. p. REMINGTON, Adm'r,
with the VIII anne xed
Newport, Jan s, 1876
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08
FOR SALE,

E<A TIE Farm situated 10 Ports.
&8EGk mouth, z mica Ge,n New
X4AiijM port, tew rods from tie uls,n
EtH ropd leading to tho H,obs
Bridge, containing about ~ ncrcs of good
land, two story dwelling house, % BY %
feet, a nearly new barn and other out build.
ings, Q first rate we'll of water, aud an excel.
lent garden, 4 acres offrinl. tees, snpl"s,
pears. peaches. cherries. &c.--also ,lo re-
p,nins ofa nursery of apple trees. For nI,
IbrI raI ,culars enquire Of the snhscriher.
PARDON WHITE,
Newport, Dec. i,h, %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08

The above list comprises the names Of
e7 persons, the aggregate Of whose nges
Is 2l68 heing an average of 30 years to
each. 1t comprises about one fifth OF
the whole number Of deaths in this town
during the past year. .uercury.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08
Just Received
S,I Ur..Is &c.. A..

Just Received
Per Sloop Itgitans Lyom Ne,c
York,
81 Kegs p,,mc Dairy Butter,
lOcs,ks 4" Cheese,
tlhd Of city cured lams
10 bbls new Mess beei,
10 b6ls Newark Cider,
IL bags Of Coffee, Java, Manila mud Mart
calbo;
Ia chcs,s OF Tea, some very superior
80 bags primo Ruckwbeat
5 bbls Go
"a bo*r. Toboee% Myeg,'i Grennrcr's. ."d .."1da
E.ndcrs:
5 bbs Smoking Tobacco,
25 boxes Of Raisins.
3 casks Of do.
box peach leaf Tobacco. &c. Sc. SC.
all Of which will be sold "a low q. can be
bougA, in Town for cash o! approved credit
GEO. b. KN9WLES.
Dec. 25
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08
Court Of Probate, .Ne,opori, Jan ;, IS4j.

Court Of Probate, .Ne,opori, Jan 5, IS45.
INIE administrators frat account on the
estate Of SIMEON SMITH, was pre-
sented 'or allowapce the same is read, re-
ceived, and the consideration thereof referred
to Cour, of Probate to be holden at the
Town Hall in Newport. on The 6;st Mon
day IN February next at 8 o'clock, q. ~.
and notice thereof is ordered To be pub.
lished three successive weeks in the Herald
iof The Times, that ell persons interested
may appear nt said time and place and be
heard. a true copy-winess
Js. B. B. ilowLAND, Pro. Cl'k.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-08
BRIaHToN III ARK aY,
NosIhy, Jan >, 1876
Heavy Hixcd Cassimcrcs.

STOUT and wide m,xd Csssimercs, q
~ real good article tor Mems o,crcoa,s aud
trousers, just received and Tor salc low by
Dec Is Wal &. COIIENSk