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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27

New YoRK.--The Gro in Woelsey's
sugar refinery Was discovered in the 9th
story OF the building, used as q drying
house. Mr.. Plat, conductor Of the es,ab-
lishment, seized the waier-ho.e aud played
on the flames until his HANDS and face were
90 dreadfully burned that he fell insensiblo.
he was dragged away, and hi0 life saved
The flames, owing TO The infamable nats<e
of the building and materials, spread 80
rapidly, that though the tanks were all cut
and food Of water poured upon the fire., it
was of no avail. Capt. Croft, Of the New
York volunteers, narrowly esespsd death
from one Of the falling pillars.
1hs walls Of tho building, ono by one,
fell in, causing great alarm to the by stand
en The books of the concern in the safe
were rescued. The fire 10 siill shoulder
ing.
About $4,000 worth Of sugar was saved
The loss on the sugar is $200, ,O00-on
the machinery 5000, 900 on the buildings
$50, ,00o-toial, as estimated, S60O, 900,
only a small portion Of which was insured
as the company had lately le,a policy Of
$3.50, 900 on the property run out. Nearly
Ave hundred hands are thrown ou, OF em-
ploymenl by this calamity. The tobacco
inspection warehouse near by was saved.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27

A violent storm ragged here Saturday night, the
wind blowing fearful gale ; the tide has not been
so high in many years, and it scarcely fell during
the "a hours. The State Of Maine did not arrive
from Fal River until after 10 O'Clock and did not
leave for New York until after 10, yesterday
ing. the wind still blo~idg very fresh and the sea
running high. Several vessel, were driven ashore
in the harbor, and We hear that some are ashore
outside, but have learned no particulars.
The brig Loanso, OF WaIdoboro Me-, lying at
W. g. Pcckham's wharf, drew tho post TO which
she was fastened out Of the ground, and drifted up
past tho steamer Perry, and ran high and dry on
the shore in the rear Of Daniel Gef1's. Two soops
at Stevens wharf were somewhat injured. Smack
Little Nell, belonging to Easton Holt, dragged her
anchor and struck the Long wharf, carrying away
her bowsprit, head, &c. She was followed by
sloop Fame, which struck the Little Nell in the
stern, stove it in, and made complete wreck
her, besides doing considerable damage to herself,
breaking hole in her starboard bow, knocking of
6gurchead, &c.
Several fences, chimnics, trees, &c. were blown
down, and some other small damage done.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27
CURE FOR HEADACHE AND NERVOUS
IRRIrAnII ITy


The following letter from the distinguished Ed
ward T.. Phelps, VI. d., Professor Therapeutics
and Materia Mes.ica in Daitmouth College, is
worthy of careful rsading;---
MEssRs. 4. BKisLEY Il Co..
You ask me to give my opinion of the find Ex-
tract OF Varrian, which you prepare. We're II a
secret remedy or "A patent medicine, | certainly
would not reply. But from the honorable ground
whice you have taken in this matter, and know
ing also the labor you have bestowed upon this
preparation, am willing 10 give publicity 10 my
opinion of the preparation referred to- Ever since
our knowledge Of organic chemistry has been 20
much increased, have found ont that many
very excellent remedies are in the natural State
combined and associated with other principles as
TO render them in great degree useless to uf.---
This was remarkably the case with Vaierian. We
could not use II as often We wished, because OF
the great bulk both Of powder and Infusion which
necessary 10 throw into the stomach in order o. get
full effect. Nausea and even vomiting resulted
from the large doses. This compelled us 10 aban-
don It's use. Chemistry showed us that the ac-
| tive principle is peculiar acid (thc Nalerlanic
acid) which exists only in small quantity in the
root Ia your method Of preparation this active
u Inc pc IL detached from the nauseating cOnsti-
tuents Of the root, ana obtained IN solution. We
may then look upon your Fluid Extract of Valer-
ian as a solution of Valerian Acid. The action OF
this article upon the nervous system ls most happy
III aI Eases Wntrc tnc sum tolll OF ncINous tncIBl
is below the healthy standard and il hence becomes
most important remedy. We owe you and
others many thanks for putting SO valuable reme-
| dy as the Valeriap into convenient shape for
| use.
Yours respectfully,
EDWARD F.. PHELPS, NJ. D.,
| Prof Therapeutics and Mat Mcd.in Dartmouth
College. March 10, 1913.
f. BRINLEY g. Co.,
| Sole proprietors.
No. L. 4 south side Faneril Hal Boston
X. X hAZARE, Agent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27

The house was now very quiet, il being UNDER
stood that the ncxt vote VAS to decide the ques-
lion.
Gath ballot, Winthrop 100, Cobb l02. Mr..
Cobb having a plurality Of votcs, one Of the tccrs
announced his election, when a great excitement
followed.
Mr.. Stanley offer resolution that Mr.. Cobb be
declared Speaker. The resolution was adopted,
when Mr.. Mcdowell and Mr.. Winthrop conduct
ed the Speaker elect to the chair
Mr.. Cobb, in brief speech, thanked the house
for the honor bestowed upon him, and trusted that
with patriotism as broad as the Union, and coni-
prehensivc as the nature Of her various institutions
would admit, aided by the blessing Of heaven, their
actions would result in the continued prosperity Of
oor Common country. Great applause followed.
Mr. Linn Boyd administered the oath Of office
10 the speaker.
Mr.. Vinton moved that the members be sworn.
The motion was lost, and the house adjourned.
The Presidents message will he delivered on
Monday. The house meet at IL O'Clock, TO swear
in the members and appoint committee to wait
on the President. The express will not probably
leave Washington before I O'Clock, p. IN. The
Clerk and other officers Of the house, il is thought,
will not be chosen till after the hol,days.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27
a DOCTOR CURED!

DR. w. FRENCH - HH'iile, Hllsf,ie coVstp. MiAt
2ln about the let of January. l8i9 wrote ~ follows 81
have been IN NE regular practice Of med cHo m 'a place
for una ycar. but obliged io quit the prsccc Of nay
profession IN Consequences ~ NJ health was 90 severely
anlc.,d VIII. Chr1r Dpo7Se u he Luug ~ io convince
me that MAD TnU CusSuhFTtoS, pat doubt couch~i
almost ucossan. gt and day Hu4 bH srs"rc pans aud
soreness Iny chest side, Gnd least tired Ne tono
aoa recommended ry Tie iuost skfG ui e prulrssun
all 20 no effect "Ie"png the nausea and debility caused
By trIn was prrJuaced Against patent Iep clnrs, ana
have faith roN i tIor1 gc'rrtlly But wa Induced
experiment., more tlan rough hb--to ry bot,
DO here ir tGc pru't ut The nNc cited, or
whom u may serve that Ac cH'ct of he -" nn me was
ue most prompt aud sMItbry u medicines ever
winsN-- ~" effect of IN a.! ~ praeHco. Ny opu9 Hd'
i-neIbIt,iy tortoS lui 90 a'ns eight cf i-u days "as
from cuugl 90 Oh" chest and pain, and now
consider amt pronounce rt1"t "ttI MAS
Dr.. Fr~Iru now respectable dnigeisi d. ls..tds!e
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27

"We are indebted 10 our friends Of
The Providence Journal Office for an extra
Of their paper containing the Presidents
Message, which was delivered to US Tues
day afternoon, by Mr.. Charles l.. S,anhope.
the attentive Clerk Of the steamer Perry.
We furnished our readers with the Daily
New. Extra, Wednesday morning contain
ing the Message; il any Of them should
have failed to receive it, they can be sup
piled by calling a, tho Office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27
50 fllarins Intelligence. asn
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY, Dec. 20.
Brigs Thomas and Edward, Greenlow, Bangor,
Nliaven Kinsbuy, Robinson, Phila., Boston,
Tides, Rogers, Boston, do; Clarcton, Thomaston,
do Preston, Ingalls,, Machias, Stanford Orbit,
Boston, NYork Watnhman, Baker, Boston, do ,
Wacott, Bean, Boston do Phalon., Smith East
port do
FRIDAY Nee IL
Brig Algonquin, Smith, Prov.
Schrs Ocelo, Baxter, Prov, Yarmouth Monitor
Davis, Warren, Nantucket; Post Boy. Crowell
Prov, Barnstabe.
SATURDYA Dec. 22
Schrs Jane, Hall, Prov; Hard Times, Borden
Bristol Henrietta, Best, Boston, Toppehanock !;
Dolphin, Holder, N York, st. John.
Sloops Republic, ~ Bedford, y York
Hamlet, Case, Grecnport, Nantucket.
SUNDAY, Dec. %.
Briggs, r. o. Thompson, Grant, Bangor. n. Y.
Edgar, Smith, Thomaston, do; Schrs., l.. Dean,
Packard, do do Madona, Berry, Searsport, Car
dinas Atlantic, Howes, Bath, Fair Haven ;
Yeso, Ryarson ,Calias, n. Y. Express, lIaskins,
Boston. do o. II. Perry, Burpee, Richsond,
Boston Dee, Abblnett, Bedeque, n. Y. : Pizaro,
Chace, Hyanas, do w. c. King, Taylor, Prov. ,
Hyanos.
MONDAY Dec "a
Schrs John Campton, Sharp. Boston n. York /;
w. Henry, Slower, Thomaston, DO.
Sloops Tcaser, Gardner. Nantucket, do; Vclos-
ity, Hill, Somerset, do.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27

A RsTonT.-Ata a church where was a
call for n n'inisser, candidates sppesred
whose names were Adam and Low. The
latter preached in the forenoon an elegant
discourse from the text Adam, whero az,
thou =
In the Afternoon Adam preached from
these words. Lo, here am L.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27

The drawing Of the American Art Union took
place last Friday night, at Nblo's Theatre, and
was witnessed by large crowd Of spectators.
The most valuable picture. A" The Auainder Of
STAFFORD" by +. Leutze, valued a, $1,000, was
drawn by ID. X. Mercine, vicksburg, Miss. The
number Of subscribers this year was 1850, or
about 26oo more than in any previous year ; and
the aggregate income Of the institution has been
about SlO3,0O0 The officers were reelected.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27
We have seldom heari of an instance of


more beautiful simplicity Than was svincsd
by matter.of-fac, witness on a riot trial
case down easi.' What was the mob
doing when you first saw them q was one
Of the questions asked by the district attor.
ney. They vas a-singin'.' replied the
witness. Singing " exclaimed the public
prosecutor what were they singing
sbou,F 'Idon't know, I'm sure, bu, they
was a-singin' any how Well VIA, was
III What were they saying What did
they seem to b. talking about7' 'Wal, as
far as | can rec-collec., replied the witness,
they was a-,alkin' about . man By the
name Of Tucker, who refused to come home
TO his tea!'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27
INTERNAL ULCERS.

Thi. cure 1, TRIUMPH ors- tho ,k Of the b,n ,hy-
rs IN the city OF Philadelphia aud Is POSITIVE TRoor
that Internal ulcers be cured easily external
when BRANr's PURIFYING EXTRACT isusud. NJ JoAs
H,yhs- one Of the most respectable gentlemen Ia
l1Ls. Gauge Co, v V informed va Ia Oct. lst7
hsi lao had been afflicted with three fISsUEss or
UtCEp situated internally 90 allow of m cSArnlu
.uon and thus furnish positive rruo Of the fact snl of
their locsuUn. lie said that he had spCnt yea, 10
PAlad,iphi1 under the professional ADVICE of tho best
physicau. and was Obliged 10 return to Auburn with
out cure hcp, when pr z. - Hu-i. druggist a
Auburn. advised hun 10 try BroHf, PHtt'ting Extract
sni the ui seven bottles CT q erected psIee
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27
CHRONIC ERYSIPRLis AND ULCERS.

hsroHtSHlF0 iNp soSr wOsDERTuL Cvst.- Cdrf
EEra hHIyp OF No % willow H., Brooklyn " "
one OF tho m0si respectable citizens In tho city
afflicted fse yCars with ScruMlous ErysipCes oi both
legs from the knees tp tho feet which inhsrncd and
succd 90 prodibous size aud liberated. Large deep
ulcers apparent, large enough to run finger in csfna
into thl which discharged daily almost incredible
quantity ol a tnAtufatCd substance. Io had had the
siycc And nucnlance Of several Of the nost skllfu
phNscisns snd had tried many highly recommended
medicines without efectng cure and was told ~
40 o hs physicians thu. tho ulcer. IN his legs
would nl h1 n bffo't long BRINr's PvBryise
EyrEtIT has cured these ulccrG,cd and nfWncd logA
tha, now they entirely healed up and DC enjoys
A 49,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VHE subscribers, Commissioner. appoint
l. ed by the Cour "t PROBATE o. North
KingStovn en- the Estate of
SlLAS X. GARDNER,
late Of said town, decd repreentrh in,oI-
vent, give notice lha, siI months from date
is allowed for The creditor. Of said .sta,e 70
bring IL their claims 10 either Of the subscfi
bera, aud that We viii meet at the office OF
$ G. sherman, Esq at Wexford, on Mon-
day. May 6, $50, and again on Saturday,
May II, lN50, at / T. NJ, on each day 10
hear and drciie on them.
GEORGE LARNED.
ROBERTSON HAZARD, }Commi,slon's
THOMAS DOUGLAS,
N Kinsstown, Nov II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27
Court Of Probate Of Tv.rton, Dec. 3, Is49

Court Of Probate Of Tivsrton, Dec. 3, ls49
nICHARD FISH. Guardian OF Ann Elz
II Sherman, a minor, presents TO tha
Court petition for license to sell the undi.
vided one fifth part of q certain Wood Lott
situated in said Tiverton, containing abo u
sixteen acres, belonging to his said ward I:
ordered that the consideration thereof bo
referred to a Court Of Probate to be holden
atthe Town Hall IN Tverion. on The first
Monday OF January next, Mt O'Clock p
N =, and that notire thereof be published for
- rec successive weeks in the Herald Of tho
ines published in Newport Witness,
dec i3, 3~ ASA GRAY, Piob. C!'..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27
IBGIrrttI.

In Middlctown, on Wednesday, by the Rev.
Mr.. AdIam, George c. Coggeshall and Mary A.
Brown, and daughter Of Pardon Brown, Esq, al!
Of Middetown.
In Little Compton, 9th inst, David +. Palmer,
and Miss Mary A. Manchester.
In this town, on Sunday evening, by the Rev.
Mr.. Othenan. John Gladding, and Mary Ann
Holt, both Of this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27
NOTICE.

GSAt 10 o'clock on Monday tho 7ih Of
January next, if fair, if not, the first far dsv,
III no, previously disposed Of will be eHer-
ed at Public Auction, on the premises, IN
Portsmouth, the house and lot occapied by
Edward Coggeshall, about five mil's rom
Newport, on the east road also ons-iourth
Of an undivided -four teen acre lol ofIand, and
all the right, title, and interest that the SAID
Edward CoggcshaIl had or has in the esisls
of his Father, the late Simeon CoggeShali,
decd, near the above described premises'-
For further particulars, enquire Of
JOHN II. COGGESHALL, Auet'r.
Portsmouth, Dec. 27th, l5i9.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27
Dfe0.

In this town, the 22d.inst. Mrs. Susannah Lock-
wood, aged % years. She was supposed to be
the Oldest person in Newport.
in this town, Sunday night, Thomas Sherman,
third son ofWm. {. ard Margaret 5. Langley,
aged months and II days.
Funeral this afternoon, a, o'clock, which
relatives and friends ara invited to attend.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27
,ADAI.NTSTR4TRIX NOTICE.

THE subscriber, having been appointed
1 admlnis,ratri by the Court Of Probate
Of Tverton, on the Estate Of
JOSHUA COGGESH3LL.
late OF said Tiveuon, deed, requests all
persons indebted to said Estate - make i'm
mediate payment, and those having dsusrds
TO present them TO- settlement.
.HERTB.9H COGGESH7LL. Admir-.
Tivsrton, Dee. Is.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27
ADMINISTIlAroR NOTICE

TIIE subscriber has been appointed by ,h
L Coun OF Probate Of North Encsiown
Administrator on the cs,s,s OF
StLAS Il. GARDNER
late Of North X -town, deed All per
soma concerned are requested TO settle imme
diaiely ELISHA Il. POTTER, Admir-.
N Kingsto~n, Nov. III.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27

RIsisG IN TIE WolLp.-An exchange
paper, after announcing ,ha, J. II. Pren,iss,
for many years the editor Of the Coopers-
town. N. Y, Journal, has retired from ,hs,
responsible station, adds - He was form
srly I member of Congress bu, rapidly rose
until he obtained a respectable position ss
an ed,cr-a noble example Of perseverance,
under depressing circumstances
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27

Coon wHoHr.-A hog raised BY Mr..
Henry Barker, on the Point, was killed
fow days since which weighed 400 lbs. the
hog weighed as lbs. when he Ere, had il,
and Ii, had KEEP, !, months and 2 days.
gaming 375 lbs. in ais days.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27
WATER MILL AT AUCTION

I-Wili be sold at Public Auct ion,h tno
fret lay Of JAnusr, nett, if fr, if not. ".
nexs fair day. ,hMlli knownsss the l. ~
tons Valley Mi the above Mil is ne" h.
new aud ingood running order, Wit c.r.
best water privilege on tn. l'lsni For
ther rnrt.cuIsrs enquire e the 'ub'crlic'
the Mil
40. WILCOX.
Por uilet l"th. pd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27
Was believed past Cure |!

NJ CORSELUs 5 H. SMITH merchant COLIN, Cr,,..,
gne C0 y } January lG lail sujd " ltur RRANTS
INDIAN n LNOSARY BALSAN md ERANTS PU.
RiFYING LNTRAIT are nearly a.. f'ld, and want N.
nsdia,.ly another suppI" t1f Uy. SCI tufc rapidly and
ote bs',y f1tgGsrr ui a 30 ut, medicines We have
f1r sae The Pulmonary Ida1m has esrcd LADY hero
fom bed of dangerous and s"'crr pchn"ssi which al
he do-tors had given up sCyNArIT They saId sle
stsr pF ,-,t = Cor.grr' ~ Hr luGgs. Ahrr a hal
pronounced tue ca-" hOpELfSS she commenced ioA'uE
EEINllN II1IN lAt--nrt now khE q ltLL-7
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

TNHE suhscr,ber, Commissioners appoint
L ed by the Court Of Probate OF North
Kiugstown, on the Estate Of
SYLTESrER II. GARDNER,
ATE ofs,ld town. deceased, represented ia.
olyert, give notice that six months from
date is allowed for ,he creditors Of said e,-
tsis to bring in their claims to either OF the
subscribers and that lhev will NEE; at the
office Of s g. sherman, Esq, a. Wexford,
on Monday, May 1850, and again on Sat-
urdny, MAY IL, 1850, Z, P. NJ, on each
DAY, to hear and dacide on the sans
GEORGE LARNED,
WILLIAM HAZARD, }Connission'r.
THOMAS DOUGLtS.)
North kings,own, Nov. II, Sw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27

Mr.. John Ililh Who kept the railroad
house in Lynn. committed suicide by cut
ting his ,hros, on Wednesday last. He hsd
been sick Of brain fever sbOui week pre-
'ious Ia The fatal sc,. and rss lsboring 10.
der 81 sbcrslon of mind =, the time
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27

Rev. Peter Rodgers, aged ninety.ons
years, four months and ton dsys, died as
Waterloo, ILL.,. on tho I4,h ult. He Wat
one OF Washing,on's Life Guard, in the WET
Of Independence, and psrhaps the las, Of
hat noble band
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27

NOTICE.---The Wing Electors of Middletown
are requested 10 attend Meeting To be hol-
den at the TOWN HOUSE, on SATURDAY
Ev'G., 29th inst, at O'Clock, for the purpose Of
electing Delegates TO attend the Wing State Con-
vention to be holden in Providence, on the 18th Of
January. dec "a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27
HERALD OF THE TIMES.
NFwPoRT, THURSDAY, DEC. 27. ls4s

WHO STATE CosvEHTIoE.-A Wing Con.
venton Ill be held at the State House, in Provi-
= deuce, on Thursday, January l7th, 1850, at o.
clock, p. M, to nominate candidates Tor Governor
and General Officers for the political year ensuing
The Wing electors Of the several towns are re-
quesed to elect delegates equal in number to their
delegations both branches ofthe General AUe mbly.
BY order Of the Wing State COMMITTEE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

TIE .uc~rber, appointed by the Court
ofP-obate Of south kiugstovn COMMISSION
srs en- the ettate OF .
CRNNSTON GARDNER,
late of.aid ,owu, dec ID, represented n'ol vent 4,
give notice that.iI months from The date hre.
ofi.allowed Tor pr,,en,n,'n Of felaim,,'and hat
they will NEE, a, the oii;c of wilkins Up,
dixie, ESQ, at Kingston. OIL The 10Th Day OF
June, 1850 at 10 \. NJ, to hear and decide
On them.
JOHN y. REYNOLDS,
JAMES w. ANTHONY. Ce-.
JypUui,iIa sIiFRNAN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27
LUNGS HLED MUST DIE

Mr. :. TERRY, rerel1.t byron, Gc'nlsc c.'r'y, y.
wrote August - 1862 "EV ANTS MEDICINE r doing
wonders here II has cured uf COrsurulrn that AZ
do uh, sciuus had sail fs When he commenced
tAkips Tfants Medicine, be could his hand
hs heal he bod fe iungs AMI every symptom seemed
10 indcAn that be- must die but a6nthHg ~ al, no ts
now allie 10 labor md rides ell the county lie used
enIy Gts bft, IL curvl young lady OF Con
.gnpo 81 Orleans county, which her !aueI says Nc eSir
could cvr."
Nj MILLER a merchant Of the same place, has eerti
f.I ,p th. tyttb oft tho ahOy, abatement.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TINE subscriber. having been aTpo,atsd
administrator, with the VIII anpsIsd,
by the Court Of Probate e ri"uan, On the
estate cf
JOHN TiBER,
Ia 1 offs aiT,vcron, deed requests III rer
son, indebted TO said estate to make in me,
diG'c payment, aud those having dspa nd
10 present them for settlement.
ENOCH WOOD.JAE,
Adminis,rslor with " ~ snneHed.
r.v,rion, Dee. ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27

Alu,os, tho entire ceiling Of DR.. Beth.
une's church in Brooklyn. N. Y. fell in on
Sunday svening, making q noise ike an
earthquake. smashing the galleIie, ,nd
crushing many pews The cause was al
,ribu,cd to the fracture ofs girdsr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27

Messrs. Ro,hschild are about TO establish
a branch Of their house in New York, at
the head Of which will be placed young
Ro'chschild. who came 10 this country last
year.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-27

The ,rsnsmula,ion Of metal 10 q small az
lair, compared with changing shame to
glory, reverses to success. sorrow to plea
sure yet irse " sdom can do oil this.