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nen, nirb ben mefen unIerer 2cIer btrcitS betannt
lein Die g8bi95 Iub bcIieQt unb tbclpeiIe entml,
tb9t pdbrcno bic felt Der leBten Yrefibcnten 99ab
aft pcritOrbcne Qoiooto 4Sartci uicter neucn 0utI
bctommen bat.
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sc nibt 10 an9Cnrbm ais ein Sicg, inociicn tSnnen
mir unS iber bcn @crluit Ict tr6ien, tpe mir auf-
ribtig 9eIogt nidbt picI 9ciierc5 eriporteteu 8es
fannt nit bcm 9cnebmen bicler @bigS irdre es,nenn
n6t bermeifen, bod jiemHf un9ereimt 9eipeien feff
gu pertrauen, bag e bel Der ebten gSabl picber le
gen nIrben sic batten ia Dor cinem Sabre 3lpci
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ncn Rrciibenten crpGblt-pas bcburfte e6 mebr q
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be unb IeBen Die 99abI gang uubcabtet boribcrgebr
9craoC d8 Oh feline qotofoto8 mcbr In Der gGet lpd-
rcn, unb fibrtcn bNburtb Elm 8e1uItdt berbe pe bel
Der lSnbl in l84I llniere poitiI6eu @e9ner mo-
gen iid) abcr bren Sicg freucn iopeI le poIlen ie
buben bCnlcben pebcr Der 3unabme ibrer 4artei nod
bCr Bopudritdt ibrer @runbTiBe, Ionbern lcbialib
Der Stdbldb9feit Der g8bgS gu bertanten g8ir ba-
ben nod feline dmtIide 9eribte bon alien @auntie8,
oCb III porduS gu permutben, bag ncnigftenS 10000
gSDg5 ntd)t itimmteu, ndbrenb faum bdlb Iopic 2o-
to5 bic 99dbt pcridumtCn
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mcr nod ais Gin Q8big=Staat bctra6tct prrben, unb
menn gIcib bic g8bi9S bel Der lebten g8abl beiie9t
Wurocn 70 III C6 bod nibt unipabrI6einli6, baB le
i'm ndtbften Sabre mCber ile0en tpcrben Die g(ad)s
Idtlt9cn mnlien nur bic 8ol9en brer 8a6ldiil9tcit
einiebcu unb Cmpfnbcn 70 ncrbcn ile boppclt tbdti9
lrin uub outb nidt obnc Grfol9 ipirfen.
Ole 9CIaWare GitD g ant -9Im pori-
gen 9cnncragc traf per ScIe9rapD bic g1aGrtt bier
Gin, Bag bicic SanF gebrocben ici mas ni6t gern9e
SIufrcgung in unIcrcr Stabt perurIabte Die neuen
l6oncn Stoten ieuer 9anf lnb felt enigen 0lonaten
bier 10 fart in 3irtuation 9etomnen bag tat iebcr
OcIbdft5mann mebr ober ncniger bdpon im 9eiB
bate, unb gticmanb beJpeifete ben 98ertb berleben
9Iuf bic gdbrCbt elite bober Seber feline gtoten los
gu pcrben, unb @iele m69en bieIclben nit 10 @ro3
@crIuit pcrfauft babcn Safbcrifdnbige biclten ben
9critt gIcb fur encn 6umbug, mas an Sreitage
audi burb bic YbilabeIpber Sdtter beffdtigt irurbe
98cr babcr nod gotcn bon icner 9anf bat, mag un-
bcOrg icin, pcl bic Stotbalter b crbietcn bieiel-
ben NIT Gob oocr Silber ein3ul0ien
S0ir-Rdcbften Samftag, ben 27 October, 1T
bic gcp6bnlide 9tCabingcr Serbf-Sair. Gin Sag beS
@cr9ntgcn6, Der nod aus Der @orjeit berrdbrt
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itb In ner6titte uno Gin eid)t nab Dem
onoern puroe aus9elofbt. bic man iieb II
96n5liber Ounfelbeit befano. 0tab laus
ten 8elOn6run96formeln erfldrte 3ooles
mof in Die llnternett binob6uttei9en, nm
Die G6ttin berauf5ubrin9en. 8alo BAT.
auf Iie6 fi1 Elm louter ei9entbGmli6er
8elan9 UerneBmen, Der BON oerQppiCol:
900 DerrGbrea fotlte. Gine balbe Stun:
De lang CAB fie auf oo6 laute9eI6rei uno
Die Sra9en ibrer 2(nbeter 3weibeuti9e mp.
ftifbe QntWorten na6 oiefer Belt erftatb
Die Stillle nab unO nob, uno man meins
te, ite ftei9e mieOer unter Die Groe binab,
al63oolemof feline ei9ene 3Gffebr auf Die
Sberlpelt uerflinoi9te 2(l6 Der Ma9ier
fib ip6ter om8oro eine5 en9lilrbenSbif.
fec befano uno man ibm 8 @ldler beiBen
@aifer6 (Sranntpein) 9erei6t bate,
,pieocrbotte ct Die 9an5e Sei6m6run9,
uno c6 er9ab iib, oob ct Die perlbieoenen
S6ne, lpeItbc fir Die Stimme Der l(ppils
Iai9co 9e9olten, ourtb Oerfbieoene6 2(nle:
gen Der 6dnOe o0er feiner Sade an Den
Muno berpor9ebrotbt bate. Ser Soter
bieier @6ttin 1T Elm einarmi9er Riefe
luBeroem baben Die @6Quimo6 nob ben
9amiooIi, einen Self, Der lebr bduf9
an9erufen miro, uno einen 9roBen 8Gr,
Der mitten in Dem @i1e wobnt uno b6ufiQ
nit ben Meni0enfinoern uerfebrt. Die
@in9eborenen 9tauben an Elm Geben no6
Dem &obe, Die geIbreibun9 uno 8reuoen
oefelben fino ober, nab Dem 8lauten al.
Ter pitoen S6Ifer, fdmmtti6 linntitbcr
Dirt. Die Seele ifei9t in Die groe binab
ourb perftbieoene Qufentbolt66rter bin.
our6, oeren erlter 2ebntibfeit NIT Dem
Sc9feuer bat; Die 9uten Seelen fommen
ober binourb, 9eton9en gu INNER befcrn
uno l60nern 8Obnun9en, bi6 fie enoIib
Die Der D66iten Seli9feit tief unten er-
rei6en, 100 Die Some niemal6 unter9ebt,
no an Den l1fern 9rOberScen, Die ME 9e,
frieren, Renntbiere in 9rOben ,6eeroen
tpeioen unO Die Seebunoe uno Q8aQrofe
in Dem gSaifer i'm lleberFufe porbanorn
fino.
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dltetlem Snnianer bee sanfes, bic ibr aansee
sgten lang in Der 0laettarfebaft acnchnf bats
ten, haben feine GmntniB cperiletsrlisfernna
bon piefen Berspsrfen ilno feline Nelauna
cper Jsoriiebe fir eine Betrictfamteit oisfsr
4rt Cir miGen nno ftuc astpi6 Das wsrf
einee 9soIfse, bae bier nod vcr Der sesen.
spdrtisn Art ber ameritantf6en Jnoiansr
eritirt bat. >. q.
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@9er @giserare 9(58Beo6asgter.
Neabtm0, DEN as. Sctpber 1919.

EI9. W. 1A0G3, Esq, at his Office, "E-
vans Buildings" Sd Street, Philadelphia, is one
ofour authorized agents to receive Advertise
ments and subscriptions for this paper.
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Sine 8utfbe i'm 8runneu.-O fol
9enoe fdredLitbe 3ufau prei0nete ficb neu
lib 6uSprin0 0il, alabama. Sin befti
ger 9eWlttellturm berribte Elm Wann,
cine Srau uno 3tpei 6noer fubren in ei
ner Sutlbe BON elmer STRIDE beim Ser
Srelbcr fam jufdQi9 neben Die Stra6p,
uno ol6 er in Die StroBe BurGdfabren
lUotIte, fubr er in einen 8runnen pctber
neben Der StraBe 0e0roben mar. Der
Srunnen rpar febr 9roB i'm llmfan9 uno
finf6i9 SUP tief. @lddlitberpciie Ipran
Gen beioe 8inoer aus Der 6utIbe, a[lein
ole QferOe. Gutibe. Sreiber uno Srau
tttir8ten binob in oen Srunneu. OicSrau
uno Der Ereiber nuroen nur bcIbdoi0t,
aber Die Qferoe au0enblifti6 9et6otet uno
Die Gutfbe in Gtdfc Bsrtriimmert.
Die 3eitun9cn in Slorioa bemiiben 1ib
cine Qufre8un9 in 8e6u9 ouf Die Semi
nClcn woCb 8u erboIten, Ole ibnen cine
3ablreideQrmee in ibrenStQat rufen fol-.
3u met6cm 3ned ?-llm 8elo 5u Ueroie-
nen (! Oenn an mirflibe @efabr fbeint
in Der Sbat nibt ju oeneen Su lein, rpenn
mir Qriootnatbribten @Iauben fbenfen
wo(Ien, Die Der 2lnltbt lino. oaB Die Snoi
amer in Slorioa au ibpab an 3abl 1tno,
ole oaB tie Der Qemonnun9 zines Oampf
boots pom Suino6Rub Sur6t einH06en
fonnten. -2Senn 70, io 1T e6 in Der Sbat
3u uiel, rpieoer einen 40 Witlionen8 bater
folfenoenSloroafrieo in's9eben su rufen.
um pielleicbt 40 Snoioner su faneen.
2tllen Neipeft Dor Dem @ertb zines Snoi
aners, aber cine Wiuion per aopf su be-
sobten, naboem Der @eifen @eileaer fir
80 Silberlin9e perfbabert lpuroe, beiBt
in Der Sbat au frei9ebl9 fen.
gnetif0e5 ge9en amerifaniibe5 3ie9el
babn. Gifen. .-9ir bemerften Dor eini9en
Gaeen, Ooet Die Baltimore Sum- oab
oas amcrifonifdbe Hieeetbabn Gilen better
ols oas importirte fei. Gine Geu Seriep
Giienbabn 9elsllfdaft 1T su oemfelben
Sbtub eefommen. Sept iaet Die 0ar.
risbur9 Union"
.,Oer Oarrisbure tno eaneaifer Gilen.
babn @eieilfbaft meroen fest an ibren
9Der fftei, uilo ttGugss oer eetiie itbrer nvuerl
Strabe, etno 1000 5onnen Danpille I
Rieeelbabns Giien eeliefert, rpofiir oielelbe
$50 per Gonne in Donpiae besabtt. Die.
fe 8eiellihaft faufte neulidb 1000 Son
nen en9lilbes Gilen, su un9efdbr $40 Die
Sonne. ollein bel einem8ereleib nit Dem
Danoille Giien. rpeldes iie friber ee-
braubt bate. fam iie sum SdAae. baB am
Gnoe oas omerifanifbe Gifen su $50 Die
3onne. entfbieoen Der noblfeilife Qrtifel
fir Die Gefellidaft fei. Sin GROCER She'll
oes febt in Marft eebrad)ten giens 1T
70 fur3brGdie als 0ubeifen. lpdbreno oas
amerifanilbe Hieeelbabn Gifen 70 sdb
III, oa6 es nidbt eebroden iperoen fann. /"
eiebe unc @eiee Sm Unfanee oiefes
Sommers fam Elm funeer Wann, Der fib
81. Steoemann nannfe. aus Bhltestopnt
N. o. uao Elm profefTor Der @efunobeits
fpllhung III fein porgob. In oas fleine
Stdotben Rutlano. Woreelfer eauntp,
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8Oir-8dbIen Samitag, ben 81 October. t
bic 9ctpEbnCbe 9Cabingcr Serbft-8 8air. Gin Sag bes
gcr0nUgcn8, Der nod aus Der gorjeit berribrt.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-02
PRAYER for the National Fast.

ny WIN II. GRAMS TON.
Oh God Of heaven, our righteous. Judge,
We bow before Thy Throne,
As suppliauts Gor thy promised grace,
Through Jesus Christ. the Son.
We feel the burden of our sins,
The Justice Of Thy wIaih,-
But oh, in mercy, spare us now,
From deaths surrounding path.
The guilt OF years we freely own
The love Of SIN we yield,
So SPARE us from the curse we sought,
Behind Thy Mcrcy's shield
Stay Thou, oh God, that dread disease
Now sweeping DER the land
Aud give Thy whitc-wirged messenger
Der us no such command.
Ger every hill, in every vale,
The dead are sleeping now,
And griers own new-made Signct rests
On every other brow.
The old, the young, the innocent,
The loving aud the loved
The Mother. virgin aud the bride,
4 Oh God, Thou hast removed
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-02
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Touro Street Boarding House al
Auction.

ON the 30th OF Aug, 1919, by virtue sf the
Oauthority granted To me by the Hon Court
of Probate of the Town Of Newport, will be sold
at Public Auction, To close a deceased estate,
on Thursday, Aug 30th. 1919, at II o'clock. a
m, on the premises. The well known Topro
Street Boarding House and estate, late the
property of and long occupied by the late
Charles Whitfield, dec; Said Lot fronting on
Touro street, measures lS2 feet, from front 10
fear, $50 feet. Theihouse is four stories high,
50 leei front and so feet from front to rear,
vita one wing lS fl by 80 feet, and one j. fl bv
10 ID feet, both TWO stories higl, containing 80
rooms and is capable of accommodating 100
boarders. Connected with The house are am
pie out-ki.chens, servants rooms, clslerns &c.
&c. Also, on the same lot IS a new one story
cottage. well built, and measuring 3G l-2 feel
front, and 20 feet deep, capable OF being con
verted into nice dwelling house at SIN all ex
pense. This large establishment, although no
equal to our modern Fashionable Hotels-slll it
in good repair and can lie made TO possess all the
comforts and advantages necessary 10 ensurea fair
patronage ond furnishes good opportunity for
any one disposed to embark in this business -
Also, Immediately after, the Lot and commo-
dious Stable on the opposite side OF the street
now and always occupied by VIM. G. Tenant.
Said Lot measures so feet front on Touro street
and 1856 feet 10 the rear on Barney streat. The
Stable is 35 feet wide and 81 ID feet long, two
full stories high, good substantial frame and
well built, furnished with Carriage sheds, good
water &c.
Also all tho right, title and interest Of the
said late Charlie. Whitfield, dec d, IN The well
known House and Lots, directly opposite the
1ouro House--consisting IN one Undivided
half part Of the whole Of said Homestead E<-
tate-subject to deed OF conveyance from the
aforesaid Charles Whitfield; of all his rlgh
title and interest TO his sister Elizabeth Is Per-
ry-durine tho term Of her life-said lots will
measure about 204 feet on Touro street and
running back about 344 feet.
/ ANY one desirous OF further Information or
wishing to examine the property can do so al
any time by application TO the administrator -
A more particular description, Terms OF sale
and time Of possession given at the sale.
/ VIM. c. COZIENS, Admr.
July 30. NO: ~ lhahnrs street.
The Boa rdi pg House above offered for sale, Is
now occupied and every room fully supplied
with Furniture.-which will be offered for sale
with the House, if desired by the purchaser at
very low p. ice, said Furniture having been IN
ventoried by Appraisers appointed nv Law, can
be sold cheap, and furnishes an additional m
ducement TO purchase the House. as II can IN
this way be furnished at less than half what 1t
would cost to furnish it anew; any Information
will be given on application to
July30 WIN. C. COZZENS.
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Sr. LOUIS. Sunday, IulY %.


A fire broke out at 3 o'clock this morning
on the steamer Alsonia, just arrived from the
Missouri with full iIeight--which destroyed
that vessel, together with the steamers Mary.
Phenix, San Francisco and Dubuque.
The San Francisco was also just in from the
Missouri with full cargo Of hemp, tobacco
and bacon. The Mary had 500 tons OF freight
for New Orleans the Phenx, loo tons for
Ohio-plncipally hemp and lead the Dubu-
que had a small freight in for the Upper Mis-
sissppi.
-Four of the five were new boats. All were
owned in this city except The Phenix.
The amount of loss and insurance cannot be
ascer,ained till to morrow. Ii is reported that
several lives are lost The clerk of the Ma ry
is missing. Five hnndred hogs on board the
Mary were burned. Nothing was saved from
any of the boats but few hog she ads OF bacon
from the Mary All was burned to the wa
ter's edge, and the hulls OF all except the Dub
uque have sunk
A tremendous riot occurred at half past 8
o'clock this morning, between the Irish and
the fremen. The Irishmen first assaulted the
fircmen, driving them from The Engines and
pistols were fIed-frst at the Franklin En-
CINE Co., by two men named James O'Brcn
and Lynch, from an Irish boarding house on
p the Levee.
The firemen rallied. and riddled O'Brien
and seven other houses, part on Margaret ST.
and part on the Levee. John Grant, Of Mis-
, souri, Co., was shot in the face, and numbe
of tho Irish were badly wounded. The rio
is still progressing The Missouri Fire Com
any broke open the Armory of the ST. Louis
/. Greys and took their arms by force.
The Mayor has ordered out the Greys to
suppress the riot, and has sent to jefferson
Barracks for troops.
\ A number of arrests have been made anC
eighteen Irish are in Jail.
The interments yesterday were go
which ii were from cholera.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-02
New ORLEANS, July 90,

The Spanish Consul, with two other per-
sons, have been arrested, charged with the ao-
duc,ion of Don Jean Francisco Rey, previous
ly announced by telegraph. The Consul has
been baled in the sum of SIS, 900 and bound
over to appear. The investigation is set down
for the 27tli inst.
The account. of the growing crops Of co,
ton in the region of Mississippi and Louisiana
are of a mos, discouraging and melancholy
character. Great injury has been inf cied by
the recent heavy rains.
The American brig Othello, was struck by
lightning on the river at Tobasco, and total
ly destroyed by fire.
The Royal Mail steamship Great Western
has arrived at Mobile from Vera Cruz, with
$1,000, 900 of California gold on board, con
signed chiefly to merchants in New Orleans
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-02

Heal Thou the broken hearts Of those
Who stand beside the dead,
And While they drop the bitter tear
Above the dear ones bed
Oh, hear their pra ers, by sorrow bowed,
To Thy high Throne in heaven,
And raise Them 10 righteous life,
o. all their sins forgiven.
Spare us, the living, from Thy wrath,
And Oh, avert The doom
That hangs above our guilty heads
And hurls us TO the tomb.
Give us a pther air TO breathe,
And keep our faith secure,
That when the closing scene must come,
We may its pangs endure.
Then, when the book of life is close,
And our last breath is riven,
Bear Thou the wandering soul from earth
To Thine own peaceful heaven.
Oh, hear and grant the nations prayer,
Which now We humoly make;
And Thine shall be the praise fore'er,
For Christ, the Saviour'Ii sake.
Il NEWPORT, RI.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-02

Nero was wild debauchee, Who assassina-
ted his mother, kicked one Of his many wives
so that she died, ordered another to be killed,
poisoned SOM of his friends, and finally died
nv his own hand before he was thi ty-one
wears of age, detested and execra,ed.
The Washington Union calls General Tay-
,or a" Nero" Shame on the writer that
will thus attempt to sully the name of an hon
est, incolruplible American citizen, who has
for wears done his country good service.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-02
Buyers, call and see for yours elves.
RubNers. ISubbcrs J!

TIC. WALES & Co would also inform the
public that they have been appointed Selling
Agents for the Original Goodyear Metallic Rub
ber Shoe Company also for Isaac liarIshorn q
Co.'S Patent Sheet Rubber Shoes. and for the
largest and best importers Of Para Ruhbers in thi .
coun ntry. all of whom authorize us to sell at th =
lowest prices. on liberal terms.
Now on hand, 10000 Pairs Of various kinds
of Rubbers. Boston, July ~, I'm
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-02
Notice.

THE Subscriber having been appointed by
the Board of Underwriters in New York. their
Agent for this Port and those OF the vicinity
gives notice to all who may he concerned, that
he will attend to all calls incident 70 the si,ua.
ticn. The Captains of vessels putting into this
port, or those OF the vicinity, requiring assist
,nce, viii please notify him cn their arrival.
JOHN d. NORTHAM.
Newport, Jan. l3, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-02

TRINITY CHURCH, N. Y-An old record
in the Surrogates Office at New York, con-
tains the will of John Leake, recorded June
l3, 1899, which bequea,hs Glooo TO Trinity
Church, the annual income Of which was to be
expended in bread, to be distributed TO tie
poor every Sunday. No such distribution has
taken place, and people are curious to know
what has become of the fund.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-02
APROCLAMATION.
HENRY b. ANTHONY,
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF
RHODE ISLAND AND PROVI-
,,r>r,,I, pI AN'rATInNS


DENCE PLANTATIONS.
Whereas. the President of the United
States has issued the following Recomm- nda.
ton
A RECOMMENDATION. AT a season when
the peoyIpEscE of GoD has manifested itself
in ,ke visitation of a fearful pestllence, which
;s snteadnp itself throughout the land, IT Is
fitting that people whose reliance has ever
been on HIS PRoTECTIoN, should humble
themselves before HIS THRONE and while
acknowledging past transgressons, ask con
tinuance Of DIVINE MERCY.
Il is. therefore, earnestly recommended that
The first Friday in August be observed
throughout the United States as a day OF fda-
ing, Humiliation and Prayer. All business
will be suspended in the various bra nchcs oi
the public service on that day, and IT Is recon-
mended 10 persons of all religious denomni-
tions to abstain as far as practicable, from Sc
cular occupations, and To assemble III thclI
respccliye places Of public worship TO ac-
knowledge the INFINITE GOODNESS which has
watched over our existence as milton, and ST
l,nc crowned us with manifold blessings; anc
,o implo,e the ALMIGHTY ~ HIS own geo,
lime 10 stay the destroying hand which u
now lifted up against us. ry,o,
u TAYLOR.
Washington, July 3, 1919.
And whereas, 1t is becoming Chrsla'
people TO acknowledge the hand of God II
seasons of grea, national calamity and to sup
hca,e lis mercy for their aIlovla'Ion a."
abrdpement 50 far as may be cons sttnl VIII
lis Divine wil
Therefore, moi doubling tha, a comPIIanc
Wiih the Presidents Recommended on VIII !
consonant to the feelings Of the good people
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-02
Ocean House, Newport, X. 1.

sH,HE subscriber informs The public aud
n those who intend visiting Newport this
summer, that the OCEAN HOUSE. which
is now too we'll known to require any Partcu'
lar description ofits excellent accommodations
will be opened for the reception of comp my
on the 18th of June. The House has JUST
been put in perfect order and some new and
attractive features added TO its previous luxu-
ries.
lie will be assisted this summer by MIR.
Olmstead, for many years connected wl'h the
fremont House, Boston, and who is known
TO all travellers as an experienced and highly
popular man in the fashionable Hotel business
Mr. white, who has been in his employ a,
the Ocean House for several years past, and
y pho is so well known by its vislters for his
wentemanly department and unvary'ng ur
ba nity of manners, will also be there the pres
ent summer. JOiiN VI W EA'hh'
may3l, If
Atlas, Gazette, Boston; Express. Mirror,
York; North American, Philadelphia and
Patriot, Baltimore, p'ease copy each ionf
weeks, and forward bills.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-02

A country green-horn, after being joined in
the chains of wedock, was asked by one OF
the guests, friend, if he had paid the parson,
to which he REPLIED 'Oh no, he's owing father
for peck of beans, and we make turn"
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A Bombay magistrate, who had risen from
the station of a convict 10 the bench, having
INDUCED in some harsh reflections on person
whom he had fined five shillngs for being
drunk, the delinquent said; " There's the
money. Iwell remember the time IN England
when | should have liked much less 10 meet
YOU with five shillinss in my pocket
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DIED.

In Providence, on the 9Th inst Mrs. Betsey
Langley; wife of MI. Joshua Langley, in the
10th year Of heI age.
On Goth inst, Juliet Decoppet. aged % mos
child of Mr. Alexander Oakley OF Brooklyn, N
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No. 6 As:or House, N. York, Sept q, 1913.
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