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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-02-21
LATE FROM WASHINGTON.

LATE FROM WASHINGTON.
We have Washington dates to the 9th In
slant.
In the Senate. the bill to increase the Naval
force Of the United States by the construction OF
ten war. steamers, and other smaller yes.
sells, was the leading topic Of discussion
Msssrs. Bagby, Of Ala, and Speight of Miss,
opposed the bill; the former regarded it as too
small for a wal. measure, as a peace measure
too large-the latter thought there was no pro.
liability Of war with either England or Mexico,
and was therefore unwilling to vote any in.
crease OF The Navy. Mr.. Miller, Of N. Jersey,
advocated the construction of the smaller stea.
meTs 10 e used for habor defence; but was OF
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-02-21

TENNESSEE LICENSE LAw-The law recent
ly passed by the Legislature Of Tennessee to
regulate the sale Of ardent spirits. requires the
vendors of them to pay into the Treasury ten
per cen. on the capital invested for the privilege
of selling. The County court and the corpo-
rate authorities of the town ia which the bust
ness Is carried on, have also the power oil i'm.
nosinp an additional tax not exceeding ten per
cent. Every one obtaining license under the
act must enter into bond in the sum oil i've nun
dred dollars to appear before the Clerk OF the
County Court, at the end Of the year, and rem
der on oath a true statement OF the amount 0
capital invested at each separate purchase since
the obtaining of license, as well as to Keep
"peaceable and orderly house." He is also re
ouired to take an oath that he will not sell Il
auor to any slave, nor knowingly permit 1t t
be done, withou, the written permission OF tn
master or overseer; as likewise to allow n
gaming for any valuable thing about his premi
ses.
The man who covenants to keep an "orderl
and peaceabe" house where liquor is sold, I'm
dertakes to perform, in our opinion, very diff
cult piece of work.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-02-21
uGarden Seed.

n Fresh supply Of garden seed :os' Iecev'
IA J. B. WALKER.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-02-21
Grand ledge Lottery,

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THR
GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Class No. IL, for 1916.
FN\O be drawn on Saturday, the IA h day OF
March next, at Naichez, NJ .ssissippi.
SCHEME.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-02-21

JACKSON, MISS, Feb Ia h 1916.
DEAR SIR.-But little is now doing in either
branch of the Legislature. All is excitement,
upon the appor,ionment bill and the excitement
extends through the whole city. Various mo
lions to adjourn and threats to break up in a
row, are all the 60; and some most interesting
speeches are being made on the subject of gov.
eminent in it's abstract character, and the Con.
stitutonal rights of the people. The late cen
sus has brought the north with an avalanche
upon the southern portion Of the State. You
know poweri is always relinquished in every
country with struggle. No one can now tell
how we will get out of our present excitement
Mr.. Warren has the floor to-day in commit.
tee of the whole. Mr.. Warren has acquired a
good deal of character since he has been in
Jackson, aud is decidedly, with one or two ex
cep,ions, one of the best debaters in the house
from the Chickasaw Counties.
But few Laws of general nature have pass
ed both houses; bu, suppose if The two houses
get into better humor. that business will pro.
gress with more rapidi,y and in more bust
Ci,o ,,,nno. Vourc Be Nj
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-02-21

young fop, abou, star,irg on steamboat,
proposed to purchase afe.preserver.
"Oh, you'll no, want it.. suggested the clerk
."bags Of wind won't sink"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-02-21

LIQUOR SELLING "A resolution has been IN
troduced into the House OF Represent a'lves oil
this STATE, by ]. ]. Csughn, that the Judiciary
Committee enquire into the expectancy OF pro
,idng Bill SO to amend The laws licensing the
sale Of liquor as to provide that every two years
all the legal voters and all married and unmar
ried white females over the age Of IA years,
shall be called upon to vote whether the Board
of Police shall grant licenses to sell ardent spir
it's. Adopted yeas 81, nays 80.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

A largo portion Of the session Of the As.
scmb!y was occupied by tho discussion al res
olniions which were intended for political
effect. very labored attempt was made
To show that the fnances Of the State had
been mismanased. The movers and actors in
Tho nflaif succeeded in showing that there
had been an insurreciion against the govern.
ment and people Of the State, aud that the
suppression Of il had beea "a very expensive
work, but they utterly failed To show that the
blame wns attributable to any body but them.
selves, or that The money had been improper.
iy expended, or that in consequence Of such
expenditure, the treasury was in u condition
10 excite the opPrchensions of the people
We aro iniorned by n member Of the com
miitce on finance, who Inns carefully gone in
To an Investigation Of the subject, that the or.
dinary recei pts into tho Treasury for tho year
ending October, lS45, are fully equal to the
ordinary expenses. When we consider that
the treasury is deprived Of some twelve ar
hitesn thousand dollars, tho proceeds Of the
lottery grants, Of licensss for the sale Of spir.
tuous liquors, nnd that the interest on the a.
mount borrowed Of the SchoDl Fund il es.
'imated asa part Of the ordinary expenses, this
exhibition II Tho condition of The finances i. in
tho highest degree satisfactory. We think
tho people will place quite as much conf.
denco iT the statements Of the Committee on
Finance, as in tho barn-hurning speeches of
the Dorrite members Of The General Assembly
Prov. Jour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

SpIrTiNa or Bloom is a very serious
symptom and common attendant upon Con
sumption, although 1t oi,en follows cases Of
severe cold, where the lungs have been at
fec,ed, and needs in many cases prompt nj.
tention. Various means have been devised to
check it, but none have ever succeeded so
well as DR.. II. b. Folger's Olosaonian or ALI
healing Balsnu,, which has acted M COM
plele antidolc. While it allays any hem
orrage from the lungs, it has also tendency
TO promote expcctoration, and give ease to
the pain in the chest and side, enabling the
patient 10 sleep quietly, and promoting in
remarkable degree healthy action in oil parts
of the system. II has now been in use many
years, and has stood the test of experience,
never having failed in single case where
remedies could be Of any avail. We have
Witnessed its effects, and been personally
acquainted with many who have been cured
by It's use, and attribute their enjoyment Of
health to its virtues, But where serious
symptoms like the above me ntloned occur,
do not deay-use the remedy at once.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

uncertainty seemed to exist in regard TO the
malIrr until the arrival of the Packet SHIN
Lhhery, At New York. OIL Sunday. from I.lv.
",popl, with English papers ,o The l3,h. con-
iinnng the news by the previous arrivals.
The Liberty brings :he intelligence of the
RESIGNATION or SIR RoBERr PxKL AND ms
coLLEA0uEs Lord John Russell was imme-
diately sent for, and entrusted with ,he duty
Of forming a new cabinet.
The cause Of this unexpected event was n
division of the Cabinet in regard to the Com
laws. Sir Robert Peel and u majority of the
ministry were IN favor of the total repeal, or
of The very essential modi fcn,ion of the
Corn laws; the Duke Of Wellington would
not consent 10 either. The course Of the
new administration can only be u matter ol
conjecturc, since it is not even known o'
whom il will consist but the relation oil
Lord John Russell, who has recently de-
clored against the Corn laws, as its head, in.
diOales lhu, they will be repealed.
II is impossible to say what bearing this
Important change in the councils Of England
may have upon her relations with this coun-
try. Sir Robert Peel's government, has been
eminen'ly prudent and pacific one. I, is
doubtful il the new administration will mani
fest the same moderation. On the other
hand, the change will affect sufficient pre-
text, if one is desired, for the recall Of The
British Minister q, Washington. and the ap-
pointment ofa new one, who will no, be en-
barrassed by the diplomatic difficulties Of his
predecessor
Parliament has been prorogued, by Her
Majesty in Council, until the Both day of
December 1t before stood prorogued to the
10th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22
TO THE AFFLICTED!
YOC .M1Y, YOU UfLL, Re CURED

hF all decreases uf thr SKIN aud hu,nprs
~ of The Blood, internal and external. by
n timely application to DIR, A. d. GOULEr,
the son at the celebrated Indian Dociress.
Mrs. u ichardsan.
I DIR. Il. offers his aeryicos to the inhabitants
Of Newport, and vicinity, where he may hs
found a' M. Jossph Fish,s for two days on.
,ly, on TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY. I'd.
&, 4th Of February. where he WI! be happy 10
wait on those who may taynr hIm wnh CALL
DR.. &. cures nl kinds of diseases, such NJ
--Cancef-, Liver Compliant, Asthma. Fns.
IConsnmplivc Complaints. srrotuln, Nervous
Affections, Rheumatism. Sp'uni C"mpl",ns,
/ Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Salt Rheun,. NJ. Az
thony's FIRE or Ery-pelas, Scnld u nd,
Lcpruu.y or White Scarf. reuer az Ring
Worm. Prairie l'oh. and all kinds of hu,nnrs,
Ladies Weakness. Dropsy, and all other dIs-
eases with which the human family ~ aff.Ic,-
cd.
lis Medicine is made entirely of roots aud
herbs. and prepared by himself
Please call and have your case examined
FREE.
n. u. Dr. A. D. G. viii visit patients at
their residencss IL required.
/ Newport. Jan. 81, Ieli --3n.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

l,y the arrival oi ~" Pncke, ships Oxford
it"m I.ivcrpoul, pnh lown from lla,rc, ~
New York on "Wednesday md Thur-ds,
81 lat week, papers hy the Erncr 10 'lc 5'h
aud 9Th Dec. from London aud lly"tpnol,
aud by tho latter Paris ard llnvre p'p"rs Ia
the ilih. By these arrivals. intelligence
wns received through the colnmns oi the
London Tunes tia, the mini-Iry had dec ldcd
To- throw open the ports NJ the Kingdom To
the free admission Of corn, or rather had de.
ril"d npun Repeal or abolition OF the Corn
l,nws d., The Sisndnrd positively contra.
d,.ut ,br s,sCtlluu OF ,ht lm.' snJ sVm'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

tOnsei,nfiousness. Salem Register
gives II story of gentleman Of Boston. who
twenty years ago, wns an esdors"r upon
note OF failing firm, which afterwards set
tied und received discharge from oil IT,
creditors, by paying seventy FIX per cent
The NOTE belonged to Que OF the banks Vi
Salem. Last week the endorscr, Mr.. John
Williams VI Boston called upon the directors,
recalled the transaction to their memory,
and paid up the amount due, with interest.
which was in all, $Ii5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22
General Assembly.

The proceedings Of the Legislature in this
number arc from the Providence Daily Jour.
nnl. The Assembly, it wall be seen adjourned
or Friday evening. after n session of ten
dsys-being the shortest winter session that
has been held for a numbr of years. A
large portion Of the session was occupied by
business Of private nature. An amendmcn,
OF the License Law was passed, which pro.
vides for the election of public eompiainanis
10 each town, and one in each ward of the
city OF Providence, whose duty il shall bs to
make complaints of the violation of the law
1t also increases the fine npon a repetition
OF the offence, and gives one half of the pen.
ol'y to the complainant. The Lien law was
again continued, Notwithstanding there was
Q strong disposition to repeal it.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22
DISASTERS.

Sioop Laureate, Go'rey, from Providence on SHiur-
day 18th, of aud tor Taunton rargu ~ tuns pig iron,
and 100 bushels potntoe- in bulk dragged her anchor ~
the hrsyy blow aud ,now on SUNDAY morning, aud
went ashore at Portsmouth, htile north al the coal
mine, and bilged The crew saved thvms,lvea ~ lie
boa some them badly frost hten Vessel valued al
s6oO, no insurance. The iron will be saved, but the
vessel except the materials, viii be nenly total loss
schr Cora Reed, uiihis port TN Nassau fnr Charles
to got aground oG the port two daS. nnrT lrH'tng,
had 10 throw over salt tO llhirn her and obliged
To return tr make -nnl repairs, aud proceeded
again 10 Charleston, where she hHs rTrNtd.
! schr Van Huren. Br,cock ui Nuth Kingston, Tot
New Orleans was earsy.d and totally lost ~ gong out
over Ar-nsas Bar cfsiram schr Augusta pH---n-
gers aud crew ssysd snd landed Ju'eph's Island
several vessels b ing uN Arhnaas Ilsr hsd brrn con-
prIl. TO slip their cables pr-Ninns To ls inst nnd rui
TO sea most o which suffered more less damage be.
/ iare they could grt bach " ihcr snchptagr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

I Hk subscriber having been sppois,~d
snlc Exccutrix of The la-i Will aud trs,s-
n"ni al Cal"b Cory, late Of Newport. coop,s,
deceased. aud having gwen bond To the
Conr' oi Probate OF N"wpou ior The faithful
discharge OF the duties of sa'd telsi, requests
nll persons ini-bied To SAID estate to make
immediate payment, aud those having de-
mands to present them lor seilamen,. Ia
HANNAH CORY, Ear.
Newport Ian. 81 1916
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

Descendants Of the PIgrim,.-A writer 10
the Boston journal denies that Mr.. John
Howlund of Providence is the only remain.
ing one of the survivors Of the five genera
iions OF the fathers who arrived in that far.
famed ship, the MayAowcr, and snys he IL
acquainted with three more, vlz' J. e. How
Land, Of Conway, Mass aged 81; South.
worth Rowland, Of Worcester, Mass, aged
20 ; and Mehi'able Nyc, Of Sandwich, Mass.
aged 72 years, (thelr sister, there being only
three between them and their ancestor, 10 ohn
Rowland, who landed on the rock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

MIR. ATKTNsON-Plcase insert the follow
ing in your paper, for the benef, of ell whom
It may concern.
Extracts from The Statute OF this State, now
in force.
his enaeted by The General assembly as fol.
f0,cs:
Section ]. No person shall directly or in.
directly set up or put forth any lottery, by
whatever name the same may be called: il
any person shall offend against the prcced-
ing provision, he shall forfeit and pay as .
fine asum not exceeding one thousand dol.
lars, nor less than fifty dollars,
Sec. 2, If any person shall sell or purchase
any ticket m any lottery Sc, up in this State,
or IN any other State in the United States,
he shall fortc, and pay az a fine for every
such offence the sum oftwenty dollars.
Sec. 3. Every person who shall sell or pur-
chase. give away or accept, or in any way
dispose OF IN, or receive from another any
lottery ticket, shall forfeit and pay a. a fine
tie sum of twenty dollars for every offence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22
ME- MORAN NDA.

Rnrk Providence, Nlb.on, sd rom bosion IN t'r
Kingston. Jam.
Gark Hnmn, W.edrn, vhs w port ai Mobile iil u'i.
BttR Lisbon. Mes,er wns nj llsNans, HI in.l., dsg.
Rrir rulrud, Wetdrn, "ns ~ do 81 inst di-F
nris c,Gdrnce, BAILEY, hence, prr NJ New Oilcun-,
eth
nriu Echo, smith, ART NJ Wilmhsluu, NC, 9th from
Iiay,ur
B,,a wolcctt G.rdinrr ar At New orIsnn, 9th r"n,
Ncrmi"n hiN.
Bric CI,dot Al, swH.e,, remained nj Kingston Jsn'
20'h U, unr. A.. 49,,
schr Jniru. Prinslr. CLARK. arr NJ Wilmington Ne
18Th I'm h1flrstnn. 81.
srhr Mobilr Cotirns Hrr ~ Pensneol' 3D. from New
Orleans
schr q shot, D,nnt,, ar at Nev orlrsn. 2d from
Savannah 49,,
schr H. A Stevens briggs, arr hi baltimore 18th h"m
New Nork. A.,
s,br Thsms. ~ thi. port, BARKER. londed ~ New
p,t,.n. Tor Savannah Ant clearing wH, hund lchk',
.nd va. compelled a. dis'har.e htr care" hti"" pro.
,,,i'ug ~ h,i '".'.a
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

Memorial 10 n. General .fs"p.by on The
R"a Rond JrOm .N"poh, H. L. 10 FaH Rirtr.
.Hass In oar Advertising columns of to-
days paper, Will be fou.d The Nv MORTAL on
,hs subject from The ciizrns ol this town an,I
vicinity, presented al the ln,e Session. with
The accompanying order Of notice, as d.
rec.cd to be published by the General AS
scmhly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22
NCwPoRT, Dec. 30, i8lJ.

INFE subscriber hereby gives notice ia NIL
whom II may concern, ~ conformiiy I"
amended Charter al the Perry Manufacturing
Company, Tint on The nlnetecnih day oi July,
A. ID. 1879, he sold and d,sposed at one shHr',
or fGrcn,a part OF the capital stock IN SAID
Corporation 10 Henry Schroeder. Jr.: and
that on Tue tenth day of September. A. ID.
isii, he sold and disposed OF. To said Corpo-
ration. one share. or fourteenth part OF capt.
tai stock thereof; and on the 2Slh of March,
1914, Que other share, or lhh part of cnplinl
stock thereof; the sninr being all his remain
ng in,rres, in said capiinl stock.
JOHN HENRY GlILIAT,
Jan. 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

by virtue Of Essne granted BY The
Hon Court Of Pro5Iis of u,e io'cn of
IMddiefo~n, miH DO sod al Public
.dpciiou on ns premises oM THURS
DAY, lie l2h d"y Of .harek .e1i, at
II o'clock, A. NJ.
A ILL the right, ,ulo and interest, which
~ P'leg sanford, late OF M,ddIetown. had
ut the Tine of his death. IN and 10 all the
real estate. belonging ~ SAID deed, situated
~ said Mlddle'own. or so yuuch thereof o.
will be suificIe nj TO ralsc the sun Of $685., or,
with incidental charges.
Conditions st the tim. and place of sale.
PA*DON BROWN. E$r~euty.
Mddletown, Jan. 81 Isl6-t.ds.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22
Rail Road Committee.

The Committee Of Twen,y-one on the
Rail Road from Newpor,, K. I. to Fall River,
Macs, will meet, by adjournment, on MON.
DAY EVENING next, january 26th.) att
o'siock, at the Sheriff. office. Thames street.
Jan. g2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22
.MSHIP NEWS. sAs,
IG% xs4aas
PORT or NE W PO RT.
A X 2iVE Ed.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. II.
schr Rosel,ho, Baker, I'm North King,town Tor Nor.
folk.
Sloops Isaac n. Borden, Duuning I'm Fall River for
New YORK Rienzi, Durice I'm New York Tor Proyi'
dencr.
FRIDAY, Jan. I6.
Srhr. Triumph, Williams, irom Prov.
Schrs Champion, Drew Nantucket Tar York kink
Cook, Taunton TOR do Canton. Baker, Narcham Tor
n. Orleans.
sloops Hudson, win-ow. I'm n. Bedford; Joseph
Lawrence, Smith, Prov. tut n. London TrnyeOeI,
Brown, do for Orient -
SATURDAY, Jan. II.
sloop Alny & Eliza, shefieh, from New Bedford.
SUNDAY, Jan. Is.
sloop James Lampheer, Kenny. from Providence Tor
New York.
MONDAY, Jan. 10.
Schr Suffolk, Atkins from Providence tor Wilmington.
Schr. Vulsnt, burgess from North Carolina Tor Prov.
loaded with Corn.
Schr Puchc, Wood, tn Providence.
TUESDAY, Jan, 90
sloop Thomas W. Thorn, New York or 4. River.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22
Bank of Rhode Island,

A y the annual meeting of the Siockh".-
n drrs held Ianuary 9Th, 1886 the fol-
loving gentlemen were elected directors for
the year eusuing, viz, James hammond.
Nathan u. tiammet,. VIM. Z, Gibbs, Thro.
e. Dunn. re.ee Clarke. WIN. A, Chrkc aud
Nm. Gardner. the last named. elected IA ihe
place of i. Fowler Gardner. deceased.
Ala suhscqnen, meeting of the d'rec'ws,
PeIeg Clarke, ESQ. was elected PresIdrn'.
W, A. CLARKE. Cash'r.
Newport, Jan, Slh, lo46.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22
Guardians Notice,

VENtlE snbsorihcr hesehy gives notice that
II he ha- been appointed by The ll"u.
Court at Probate Of III" town of Newport.
Guardian OF the estate of Joseph Mupord. u
minor over the age of fourteen vesrs. with
The appreciation Of h,s father. ,Rnhard b,
Mumiord.l All persons having demands
against said Joseph. ar" requested To presen.
them WITHIN six months from this date.
PETER p. REMINGTON, Gusrd'u,
Newpnri, Jan ~, lelf 6w,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

The N. Y. Journal of Commerce says,
" that various letters TO gentlemen here from
their friends in Washington, agree in saying
that the vote for notice terminating the
joint occupancy of Oregon will no, pass the
Senate, md tho, no dangerous measures will
be adopted. They say that the Wings will
al vote in the negative, and Democrats
enough to make u majority Of five or six"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

The Lowell Courier states on the anthorl'
" of Mr.. Wood. the minister at large, iha,
the increase OF in,cmpcrancc IN tia, ci'y IS
it,ghiul Women have gone into the trSihc
"f liquor,. and are doing g brisk business
Mr. Wood says the hall has no, been told OF
the effects OF The use ul Intoxicating dnuks
IA ,hat pisI,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22
Nj A r r | A G L s.

In this town on tho l2h inst by the Rev. Mr.. Smith
Mr.. Joh Ezekiel Of Prov iJruce to Miss Isabel Hunt
daughter Of Mr.. John Hunt. Of this town.
In Little Compton, on MONDAY Inst, by The Rev. Mr.
Beau, Mr.. Enoch Fenno OF Fall River, to Miss Nancy H.
Wilbur OF l.. &, =,
In New Bedford 18th inst, by The Rev. Mr.. Morgdgr
Mr.. Albert O. sherman, formerly Oi this town. To MS
Ruth n Reed. OF New Bedford.
In PrOvidenre the 18th inst by the Rev. Mr. Brad
Id Mr.. Charles H. Whelden, OF Boston, and Miss Julia
"A. l.. Leman, OF that city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22
Savings Bank.

A DIVIDEND was declared TINS DAY,
~ of9 l2 per cent. on NIL sums that have
been IN for the space OF q months, nnd "a
per cen,. on all sums that have been ~ i"f
the space of three months, agreenbiy TO tue
oi the Institution, payable on and
atlrr Saturday, the l7Ih inst.
G.. GYLES, Treasurer.
Newpori Jan, lGh.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22
Newport Bank,

\ y a meeting of the Stockholders "f tho
"a N"wpod hank. held "Wednesday, Jan-
uary 7,h, the following gentlemen were e.
lected directors i"r the ensuing ycnr,
William Vernon. Isaiah Ctooker, William
Stevens. Edward +. Newton. Edward T. Al,
lcp, S,npn Newton, Jr, WOn,ou I. Sh'r.
man.
Aud Mt o subsequent meeting oi the Dl-
rcctors. WILLIAM Vspsos, E-q was el"rtcd
President, s. C,IHOO-NE. fash'r
Ian b.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

A Pin Factory is in operation st Cabot
vile, which tu,ns out from each Rarhinc 2i0
pins per minute. a machine also sticks
Them Oh paper at the rate Of 1900 per minute.
H0rcssttr Spy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

III Generol IssemJly, January SESSION, "a ID, 1916,

III Gocral tsScmJiy, January SESSION a. d. 1916
Upon Nah Rugge Joseph Cln Edward
King Randolph be Incorporated 10y the OF
otd amt hpcd, that
continued to the May Session
holden Newport and the umc and
"Wednesday OF April o the Pene"cy ~ DC
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three weeks the
Times aud published in Fail River Mas
sachusets True Copy, Witness,
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

FAIR orthe insiiiute.--The receipts Of tho
last Fair Of the American Institute held in
New York. were Sl2,G00 43; Expenses,
S8,9S2- Leaving a balance Of $4602 al
$4,000 of which is invested in Bank =
During the Fair, l3i new members have
Joined the Institute.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-22

Park Benjamin says that the ladies' Of New
York city dress with more reference 10 show
,hun taste, and that the instructive exclama.
ton Of a stranger is rather 'llow much did
she cos, ? than How lovely she is