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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03
Arrival ofthe Acadia.

M, .,a.,,,h;n Acadia arrived at Boston
T'.sd,y norn,no. at \ l-2 clock. She ar
o',.ad =, Nsuaskrt Roads at II o clock Monday
ay.,i,y and came to anchor on account Di
the ,hick weather,
Commercial affairs have not improved
The markets are very dull. The accounts
trnm ih, nanufacturing districts indicate very
little Improvement. Cotton mas nuctu'"n ~
little but remains about the sa'he, WV" '
markct.-Corn has declined.
Th, ton price for western canal Hour was
81. I'm, the sales at that price were qu''e al
ro,,il and DIS I'd was the true quotation -
I,d;an corn commands more than from Zos
to 32s per quarter. - t,.,d
LARGE arrivals were coming IN from ireiaha
ran ;s Iower. The money market has improv
ad Nancy has been obtained in the street a'
low as l-2 per cent. T..
R;shop Hampden has been confirmed IN , h,'
new dignity in spite OF all the protests wiz
\ which his nomination was recewcu' ~,
II Affairs in Ireland are less distressing ou'
RACES still continue, on the wn'ie '"s'' az
| pears to be an Improvement
The intelligence from France Is interesting
n An del Kader has at length surrendered 10 IN
| Duc d'Aumale. He made condition that
! sbould be allowed TO retire 10 Dam
! lean dAcre or Alexander; but II - asser'e
That the French Government propose 10 p'ea
|. faith with him and to find Pretexis ior retain
ling him prisoner in France. s p;
H The Princess Adeline, sister oi tne h,hg
the French, died on the 30th Janu"FI' IN !.
7ist year of her age. ,.. ~ .r
Louis Philippe has been seriously ILL., an
) much alarm has been felt in consequence,
/ DrAru OF TuoMAs w GILpis.-'-lhe En-
,lIlish papers announce the sudden ahu un'
pected death of Thomas w: uiip'n, hsl
. Il United States Consul at belfast, Ia" ue'
e was caused by disease OF the hear''
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03
LATEST from Mexico.

The Steamer Globe has arrived at New Or-
,o.ns nth Galveston dates to the 22d lust.
'rbe paners contain accounts of a war between
the Delawares and Camanches Indians.
A desperate battle has taken place, IN which
tho Delawares were defeated with loss vi
twenty-five of their warriors.
The cause of the war isattrlbuted to encroach-
ments by the Delawares upon the hunting
grounds the Camanches.
A general Indian war is theatened, ana ru1
mors are in circulation that several tribes haa
volunteered to carry the war to the city oi
Mexico. c,,
CAPTAIN Gillespie, while on the Sclo, ale"
mon,bs since. had twelve horses stolen by the
Indians Lieut. Cozzcns and twelve men went
IN nrrsu;t overlook and routed the Indians,
killing seven of them.
The stolen horses were recapturcd' anu wi
ers belonging to the Indians were also "'Ne"'
hill has been reported in the Legislature
of Massachusetts, authorizing an i''c,.'. ~
S3. 600 900 to the capital stock Oh the " es'ei'
Railroad and another authorizing an i''crnas' n
of $l .OOO, 900 to the capital stock M Oh uhg Dos
ton and Worcester Railroad. lhe Dos'o'
| Daily Advertiser says: !;
| "The present capital of the corpoIa'ioh
|, AZ 500 900. The income OF the road Ill u,
! wear ending on the 30th OF November last wa
| S122 600. The expenditures within the las
vear for the purchase otland ior tic eIe..lo ano
| of new freight houses amount 10 @2io'ove
| and the cost of new engines ana cars WIN.
tho las, two wears, besides the amount Pai
from income for repairs, and deprecla'io'
i exceeds $4,000"
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03
CONGRESS-.
WasLinglon, Saturday, Jar

Washington, Saturday, Jan. 30
HOUSE-ln the House to-day, the An
ual Appropriation Bill for the Indian Depart
men, was read twice.
Mr.. Vinton reported bill approprlatng from
twelve to thirteen millions ofdollars IN addition
To the previous appropriation OF five millions 10
defray the expenses of Government Tor the
present fiscal year, not provided for IN last
years appropriations.
Mr. Mckay presented minority report on
the loau bill.
A communication was received from the
Treasury Department, i'll relation to the loan,
and ordered to be printed.
The bill for the relief of Mary Brown was
amended, giving her eight instead OF twenty
dollars a month Passed. ....
The House then adjourned.
Mondoy, Jan. 81.
The Senate was occupied during the morn
;ng hour with the bin to extend Jethro Wood
patent for the benefit of his heirs, which wa
passed.
The Senate then took up the ten regimen
hin. and Mr.. Downe, of LOUISIANA, spoke
length in its favor.
The House was called by States for resol,
tions. Several were offered. Among Others
Mr.. Gott. of New York, offered one to sto
the debate on the Presidents Message io-fno
row at 2 O'Clock Mr.. Collamer moved th'
il be laid on the table, but this motion was 10
and the resolution vas passed
Mr.. Vinton introduced a bill for the snppo
of notifications, which was read twice ana
fered 10 ,he Committee of the whole
Mr.. Turner offered resolution IN iavor
the Indians in New Mexico and Ialliorh
,ybch lies over till tomorrow.
Nr. Giddings offered resolution ,or
let Committee of five to enquire WIN reg
tothe slave trade in the District OF i'"lurhp
which, on motion of Mr.. Holmes oi "o'
(.rolina. was laid Oh the table
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03
Saint Valentines Day,
Lean Year, &c. &c.

A MOST splendid assortment OF valentines
"A -Envelope>, and Valentine Writer'S just Ie'
c.Ived at GOfF'S.
Custom permits The Ladies this year to avo"
tho tender passion IN consider alton oil whlch
rhc arch little rogue Cupid has pm aside The
barriers to his Courl. and particularly inVl'eS
rhe Ladies and Gentlemen of Newport, l"a
sumploous Banquet Of Billing. and Ceolne ana
Sioh,np and woulng. Cupld'N head quarters
arc established tins year at 99 Thames street
,adies don't forget the Golden oppoltnnily'
NB. 4 valentine Post oIfice ~ti be eH'u-
lished on the New York plan Tor me "easlo"'
and particular attention paid 10 ,he' delivery
Jan Is.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03
New York Markets.
n. Y. Con-. ADvR. OFFICE,


Tuesday. Feb. l-2 o'clock, L. MY L
In Cotton there is nothing OF moment aoins'
dealers awaiting foreign advices by 'I'e s'ccn ano
or now due The sales yesterday were ooo
bales at steady prices.
aour dealers being unwilling to operate large
iy vbIc the reception of farther foreign adNl-
COS mus, be close at hand. The sales are 1oo
,o 400 barrels, in lots, at $50 S6 IL IL lot
Western and common Genesec; 1919 DO
c,r common 10 good New Orleans, OF when
there is more Offering; So, IL "a So,I' ior
nure Gcnesee $6,37 l-2 S6,62 IL ior ia'-
| cy and 81 a $3.50 for extra
4 In Southern we cannot hear OF n single trans
! action to day. Sales yesterday OF 3oo 10 aoo
! lIh,rrcls Baltimore Howard street ana AlcAai-
dria at Sc ,25, a $6,3l Ia. 81,
Corn Meal is in limited demand with sales of
o5O barrels at 81. 3.l2 LA SO, lo "a the la,,er
rr;ce delivered. The export demand has fallen
l. off. and holders are more anxious 10 rea'lhe,
Rive aour is dull Sales yesterday OF l5o
harre,s at 1925 a $i,37 i-2. Buckwhea'
: aour is dull and in limited supply. 1t Is helt
at a 25 S4.75 per bbl. and 1928, S2'o'
+ per 100 lbs. In bags. .u.o
n H Holders of Wheat are anxious 10 reaiLe
!, but in the absence of any export deinannS; VII
y market is heavy Sales yesterday OF 3lf % Dag
g common Southern at $l,I2 per bushcl zen
Q csce is offered freely at 81 81.
RIVE is duh at 90 cents. Barley is iirm an IN
- in moderate demand at IS a 30 cents ~
s,les have transpired Oats are flrmcr, but IN
soIos are moderate at steady prices. Saie
% Yesterday of $500 barrels Southern at 4
e cents. ,Jh.vi,
t, Corn is heavy, the shipping demand hayln
!, f,lla, off Sales of 20O0 to 1000 pushe
,e Northern and Jersey at 63 66 cents oai'
,c Yesterday of 2OOO bushels old Western NIKE
II "a - which is decre Small sales
black eyed Peas at So per bag oi o"S"e
or each. NJ a,o
e, The market is heavy for Pork New me M,
ny is offered freely at Sll ,25 Old is duli a, 30 !.
if New prime is worth 1915 S. and oln 3D.
oi a So ,s7 -. II, -, 9
ty Beef is very firm. City Mess IS held at ?
and country at So so Prime is firm al .
37 - a Sc for country and city, with GO
or demand from the regular trade. G.,
lis p;ckled Meats are dull and droopng. oal
the 20 ,ierces shoulders at 5-o cts per 10
25 do. Hams at IA a 63-S. Becl Hams
firm at SIOa $lO,5 for good Chicago d
ew '. nm ~
,olk River. , ~, rr;ce,
dowpward Small sales Yesterday OF iar
liz "a 3 cents Prime is held at IL co'
P'' without sales ,,,.
Butter is in fair demand at II Is cents
. Ohio: II l6 for common state; IL "
fair to good. and 81 % for good to pfi"lc
Cheese is in fair demand, but dealers are
d. erally awaiting the steamer.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03

DEATH From lIyDRopnobn.-A lao ,lalneu
Jobn Carver died at Philadelphia on Monday
las, from hydrophobia. lie had been Div pl,.ca u
h,, t, dou about nine weeks since, was attacked
ov Saturday. and on Sunday became raving'
tbowl,no and biting like dog, and refusing any
i;on;d that was offered; although he had prev
;n,,sv desired it. His mother stated that II
,Ia ,,c,d intervals that occurred between the
,,arox vsms of his awful disease nc was consc
IONS ofthe way in which he was effected, ah'
,,n,ld beo her not to let him bite any one
no oxnrcsscd his sorrow for the trouble NJ
no vas giving her, but said the dog that bl
him was the cause of IT all.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03

Nrw York LocorocoIsM.-Thc breach be-
,,,.aon tho Old Uunkers and the Barnhurners
grows wider, and there seems no possibility Oh
healing il. The Hupker Convention met al
Alhany ON the Goth, and denounced the Barn,
burners in unmeasured terms. Both sections OF
the party will send Delegates to the National hl
Conyention. which will be compelled to choose
between them, and of course give mortal offence
to the rcpudiated faction.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03

D,s,srrcrrsG AGENT a writer IN 'he
Nav York Express, alluding to the recent
do,,hs of nbysicians from ship fever, says " II
;s onlv necessary to kecpup constant evapora-
,;on cf oood vinegar in all the rooms, to pre-
von, tho smallest danger of Infection. lhis
may % he done by keeping open vessels Divine
gar standing in the rooms' OF Dy sPr'nN,"s sa, :,
on the 0oor. and by evaporation III a vessel
aver a lamp. Irfurther prccauton is deemed
necessary, let the visitor wet MS h'lo' Th, T,,,
liz hair with vinegar, before entering. Inc
sa,nn m On nrccnution should be adopted IN families
,yherc there is one sick with fever, and so Ill
fcc,ion , will be cilectually guarded against. -
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03
BRIGHTON MARKET

ThurSday, jan. u, Io7o'
At market 325 Beef Cattle, Gyokcs Work
inc Oxen, 10 Cows and Calves, 1000 sheep
and about 300 Swine.
ppIcrs-BecC CUTE -Extra,S7; ist quality
SG 81 I'd and Sd do, from So to IT,
Workinp Orcn-Saes were not noticed.
Co,r, and Cdlrcs-Salcs ranged from Slo VI
26 and $3i. o,
.SL,p-Sales of lots at 81 ,l2 and2,63.
,S,r,nc--salcs were not noticed.
Nh. Market very thinly attended.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03

PuuAppLrurA RIors.-lhe people OF phlla-
deIpbia have at length determined to put as'oP
,o the a,rocious fircmen's riots which have SO
long disgraced that city. A public meeting mas
becn held at which the Mayor made an address
and il was resolved to apply to the Legislature
for such legislation as shall place the hre DC
par,ment under the control OF the city au'horl
Ties. and shall provide ample penalties Tor any
violence perpc,rated by the fremen.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03

III A negro, named J: p. Scott, confined IN
,lo Rbodc Island State Prison, was detected,
through the agency of IA trusty watchdog IN IN
an attempt to escape from his cell. Upon the
keeper's entering the cell, he found the iasteh-
mas IN the window so much undermined, that
time There were also found bag containing
prison breaking tools, a sharp shoe, knife ana Il
sword-canc.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03
Monday, Jan. 81.

Monday, Jam 81.
Atu,rkct, 300 Beef Cattle, aud 500 SWINE.
ps,crs.-3 3c,f Caiic--Exra 1919; Is,
ona,,,v All a s6,37 l-2; ID quality 1923
s5 so; I'd quality Si,75 a So.
~, no,iced Two beautiful Hcliers driven by
Nr Johu Skill. If f.aston, Washington coun-
=. \ Y Taken, one at S5 a cwt. one do
a, AZ 50.
Lc,cd lu.s Ia - cents,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03

ABSENCE or MlYD.-A few weeks since n
h;ablv respcctablc citizen of a southern city
oaI,o5 ,t the New York Post Office, and said
-. Have YOU any letters for met
uWh,t is your name, sirl' said the clerk
Th. gentleman raised his fingers to his nose
l,nI,sI grave. and said % will tell you dl-
roctIv y and turned on his heel out of the OF
6ce A few wards from the post office he met
. cr;end who said How do you do, Mr.
-a" "That's it," said the gentleman
and no returned to the Office, told his name
and obtained his letters.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03

A GEsTLEMAS OF CoLoR.-Ihc richeS'
ma, in ST. Thomas, one of the principal ports
in the West Indies, is negro as black as ebony
He is said to be worth not less than three ''i''-
lions of dollars, and has acquired his wealth py
,raflicing in persons of his own color
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03
Marine HacmOrn'ssia.
Valentines.

A GREAT assortment oi oe""'''"' w"
~ tines, new styles, also s'eS' '",cv :"
Com ic do, With Envelope VINE" " J"s' "
oes,d direct hom New ioth =, y,,xc
leL3 "
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03

rTA Taylor meeting at Wheellns' 'a,' u"
Saturday, unanimously nominated the old nero
for the Presidency, and appointed delegation
&c "a, IN the Richmond convention.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03

MAKING MEXICO SUPPORT THE AH
General ScorT has commenced pnluhR ~
operation the grand scheme OF 9, am' 4, onr diff
ton which was to relieve us IRON all our ';,h unh
cuties, and pay the expenses o, tl,o "a Tho
out the assistance Of tho United '''A's ad !,
o.s '.s, ", snm which Gen. ScoTT has deemed II
In, u',,'Ia, ,n exact from Mexico is three millions
pruu'"'W WIN Mr. RITcHrE have the kindness
~ ye" ,sl, rs what proportion this will be OF the
to TEL, sns US " "f maintaining an army of one hun
,sdd Jnp,I thousand men in Mexico !-Fh'iddelph"
SIM,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03

DIspArcuEs FROM THE AnMY;-CaPt herl' ;
of the second Dragons, arrived at " as,,'us I;s
ton Wednesday morning. lie is bearer OF dis DIS
watches NAT from the army, and will probably throw
some light on the peace rumors. ,,
The Herald has dispatch from Washing
from , Col. Twiggs, to the effect tina, beare care,
of dispatches had arrived at Vera Cruz VIII
a treaty of peace
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03

low, FOR TAYLOR. The Wing Deiega'eS
% tho National Convention from Iowa, nave
been instructed to express preference ior "en
Tavlor, as the Wing candidate for the freS'-
dcncy.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03

DEATH OF THE Ex-EMrREss MARIA hou-
,sA.-The European papers announce the
death OF the Ex-Emprcss Maria Louisa, widow % ",
of Napoleon aud, since 1918, Arch Duchess OF
porma and PIaccn,ia. The Duchess fell un-
der a pulmonary attack at Parma, at O'Clock
p NJ. ON the 18th of December, IN the 'o'h
wear of her age.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03
For Sale.

Ia 4 dwelling house ana 10, on
QSITSl Tanner street, also two h"'el'nf
Za;;;k lots adjoining The -"ms' Ih' Ihh
6a.As& property lately belonged '" W.. en'
- =, 1Ioma. Piinan. Jr deceased f"'
lnr'her p"'''o"'''' HENRY HOLT
,anIs, i5is-dS.w
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03
uo,rd Of Cauyassers.

u,uE 'r,vn Council will meet as Board of
Canyassrrs, on Wednesday, the 9Th DAY
nf February next at 10 o'clock, a m a. .hc
Town Hall for the pntPoSe OF mann,s W, ~. mo
'is' o' '''''' Council CI.rk.
Newport, January ~, l'4S.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03

SENATOR CoLQuIr.--'fhc Federal Union
saws that this gentleman has not tchdercu Ills
resignation TO the Executive, but ln'lIna'cs
that he will return to his post at Washlng'o"'
The Union says that there can be no doubt oi
his having contemplated his resignation.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03

IrPThc steamer Yallabusha, from ked NV
cr 10 New Orleans, was destroyed hy frc on
Tuesday the 18th inst, by which accident II Is
supposcd forty lives were lost.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03
ARRIVAL OF MADAME
G. AMY,
The Prophetic Phrenologist and
ClairyOyant.

-
~IlIS celebrated aud wonderful gliled I'm,
io,ophre,>, has arnyed.ln this town, ana
,nnounccs to The ladies and gentlemen OF New.
nor, and vicinity, that she will make short
i,o,.' 49,, ,ho limited Statc, IIutel, where she has
taken apartment, for the accommodation OF ner
v,~,tnrS' who will be politely received aud con
,Incted to Madame Amy'S parlor
As AN
Independent Ciairvoynn'
IN. VilI hy her universally acNho"l,n9eu
.Liu in phySiognomy, Physiology, and fhre'
,ingv. inform those who will investigate hei
,,lcnlS ortheirlo,ding transactions ct he
PRESENT AND FUTURE ENENlS;
Ladies in delicate health. may b" assured
thai Madame Amy Is able Ia give them ihIor
n,,Iinn which will be invaluable, and to any
who desire II, will .......,,,,.,
REVEAL SECRETS
worth knowing. she also delivers printed eS
, amiuauonS. ..--..-..- =,
!. She will make Clairvoyant Examinations u
the eases uf lnvahds.
n Price ID CENTS. Charts eNlia
u Jan -, 1918 dlI
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03

The Teas mentioned in the above catalogue
,ra nm, mn in Quarter Hail and Pound rack
ages made perfectly air tight an warranted =" :,
bs welI worth the piice marked on tn" label u
lhey are no, found to be so they can be r% re,u.n
~ =, any lime aud the money will be refunded
Tho Canton and Peckin Tea Company o.
I,bough not the exclusive vendeis ol ,he IuSlp
lcclebra,ed IIowqua Mixture. can SUI. ao,o", "s
W = onahtv which will bear comparison VIII
auv other. , ,.i,;ni,y or,
re,ncctfnlly invited To call nj the nhoVe s,o'f
tsh Thames street and ted the qualities D
'hcse Tens. rs the company are conhdcn, ave-
I,be purchasers maSe'onslriat that an eAen wv
/ custom will be secured
/. Dec I'D
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03

Go;ng 10 Miico.-Albcrt Smith. Of Maine,
,,bo was one of the North East Boundary
Commissioners, ~ tn bo PayinaStcr ~ INC
Army. and 90 to Mexico.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03

81 have very little respect for the h's oi 'ne
world" as the chap said when the rope Was
nut around his neck.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03
Weekly Almanac.
DEAT x S,

4, ,h,. Town, Jun. &c, Mis-. Jane Ta,er, aged -
In boston, Jan. 2s, Of Inflammation OF Tue lungs WI
Thomas &. Bachelor. aged 81, -. o,,,, Ina,
for Providence. ,,, .i "a ve,rs
In Mldleown, Jnn. 81 lame. Ch"es' ngec Sa nam
nh.r A, s s,n,,.ty ot Friends, uAd the oldes' man
in that Town -, 49,. n An,hony. i'm
the AID yenr of hts sge. - NJ. s,.n J,u,btsr of
,Le Intr Saith SMELL IN the 77ih year OF her aR,
ydia r.nner wife oi MIR Richard tennef, anu "as
49,, ~, ,ha late lanes Allcn Esq IN The 4i-' year !"
her age ON the 10Th u,, mn infant anusnsst NJ.
Nathaniel i. Greene, aged mouths 'hh, ~ Noning
isah.Ils Naoniup daughter oi Mr.. Jonathan Nooh'hs
~ % pa,,.mon,h Jan 2Oth. Mary Potter rFfrs' daug"
~, oi The Inte Thomss Potter ESQ" ngeh - !e"s,c a
Al New York, 18th uit, Mrs on'an ",'', - noe,
A. ,vi,i.m I,nhoune, ior,nerly of this Town, ase'
about 20 years -, A.. ru,n,,s,,, Nilhor
., III, ot phiiip Wilbor, aud daughter OF ihe la,s
ChampIiu nred 40 yenrs ;--nnd nn ,v,ho, ,h
- oo,h .,.r N abort Illness Mr. Phiup Whpo, wv
bush.nd of the deceased, aud son OF Tue '"'e "'"'
! Wibor, aged so yesrs. ,,,, .u,,.,u. w
| In mi. town on the Stat uli., Henry n"gnI 80.
| ,,y son of Charlie. b. aud Juliu Browh' "se' Wv
| and 25 days.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03

KrxrrcKY LEcisLAruRE-A bill to moor
morale the book concern of the Methodist Fps
rropaI church South passed the Senate Oh ''e
oyrt and the house on the 22d OF January
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03

G- The steamer Cambria sailed rom rom t,oM ,ool,
York on Saturday last, at noon 'ho ''oN
out $50 900 in specie.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03

"I..tthosc who Will repine at inie,
And drop ihsir heads ~ sorrow
laugh when cares upon ne wall
know they II leave Tomorrow Dow ~
WHAT Is the u-e Of being sn'i, "nd closing
w the Window -shuttsrs vt the soul ,.h"-
ment against the sunlight OF J"y' m",
muring never healed wound DO, '"''"
MRS JERVIs cold CANDY, isn-ure eur"
Co, c,ld. Coughs. Sore Throuls, Group, In
nuenya, Consumption, &c DC.
Sold at RIDERS, % Thamcs-st.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03
sAvIM ds, IA N X.

dividend was declared tGis Gay r., e
\ ar CON, nm all sums tina, have been IN ior
,hs space Of six mon,hs,and l2Per cent on h a..
snms liza, have been in for me space oi mn IN
sum, anIeeably 10 the regulations OF Inc IN
non,nS nu' 1Ssayahe ON an after Saturdaythe io'h
inst. ~ cyIEs Treasurer.
A
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r7T'be whole amount of specie shippeu
81 Nav York last week was $3.50, 900.
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New Books.
Fluid Extract Of SIENNA.

yuyHlS preparation contains the active proper,
ties Of SIENNA, in a concentrated state, ana
!. undoubtedly the best mode of ndm'n's,e5 ring g
his popular medicine. In smallness OF dose
and paateablcness, it possesses great ahVan-
,.,es over the ordinary infusion of Sienna, OF
.%s "ssieeped physic" ic"-besides being always az
,snd w;thout the trouble and delay of PrePara
ton. For sale with directions for its USE Al
'''"' r. r. HAZARDS,
Sion of Golden Mortar near the Court House
| w. 22.
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Cooper's Liniment.

A Sovereign Remedy for Chiiblai"s'
yuyIIIS unrivalcd Ii ,iment for the cure ., .,
Chilblains. is prepared from recipe o.
10 celebrat ed Sir Ashley Cooper ana IS wa',
"n,ed TO effect n cure in every case "na'
nropcrly applied Those who give 1t la', '.,a a"d
pf.;,I h, satisfied Of lts efficacy. Prapapsa ""'
WI, y. y" C.G. c. HAZARD,
Drngs., and Apo,hee"1y' No; o. ..0'. n""s "s
snuI. Doe. "a, lS47-d&""
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-02-03

rTJudgc Mclean has written writer; G,.c,,c = ,e,c'
which is published IN the Cinclnl,a,l ,1 " ;ssu;ng
denouncng the Mexican war anu w ~ ,h,, e
of Treasury Notes. The Judge 'n..,Na anues s"s Of #
a direct tax was laid to meet the enP."' 80
the war, an end would be put 10 III ''''
days.