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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20
Adrrtf0.

In Providence, 9th inst, Mr.. Nelson Lyon aud
Mss Mar, Ann Saunders, both ofW oodsnck, CT
In Prov lence, llth lust, Mr.. William X. Pu.
lock, a.d Miss Sarah w. Partridge. both OF Win.
chester, Nh
In Scituatc, llth inst, By Rev x. VI. Hatfield,
Rev. Edward n. Hatfield, Of phen,x, r. l., 10
Miss Pamela Virginia Jones, daughter OF CAPT
Ezekiel Jones, L. :. Revenue Marine.
In this town, Thursday morning, by the Rev.
Mr.. Brooks, Mr. STEPHEN =. Siocun and Miss
Frances c., third daughter Of Nj. James Lawton
all OF this town.
]" Fal River. on The 18th. by the Rev. Mr.
Bronson, Mr.. Luke Bliven, Jr., OF this town, and
Miss Eliza 4 Newbert. Of Watham, Mass.
In Little Compton, r. L., by Rev. Elihu
Grant, Nr. DAVID NJ. Clifford to Miss Eilabctl,
b., daughter Of Rufus Iiowsnd both Of New
Bedford
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20

FEoa RoaE.-The Evangelist pub
fishes a letter from Rome, which ys
thai there is considerable talk of maxi
ing Bishop Hugh, Il Cardinal. On the
5th OF January, the Rev. DIR. Bacon, of
New Haven, preached 10 iuI! audience
al the American chapel. and on the next
day Archbishop Hughes made short
address at the Propaganda.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20
FIR the DAILY Nep,.
ANSWER THE UNREGRETTED
NJ AIRY

Not unregrct,ed not unloved.
To many thou vert dear,
Although n, kindred brother bent
In 'orrow DER thy bier
Nobpnbazine or Grape concealed
The tears uiich rere Na she'd
And NJ ,rpectar, hu drew near
To mourn n, weahhy d,ad,
Blu, friends sincere aud loving
Watched thy departing breath,
Aud loved that all thy suffering
Had ended with thy death;
That naught bu, peace aud happiness
Awaited thee above,
Wnere in ~ shoul,fst meet rich reward
Forall thy faith and love.
II purity Of hes could win
Thee, blessings from thy God;
And suffering, patiently endured
While "pa.sing meath the rod"
II gratitude. and faith, and truth.
With which thy life was ble,t,
Could win for thee home in Heaven.
We feel thou art at rest
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20

GEORGE TpoMpsoN ~ SPR,NGFiELD.-
SWine fehi Eb l7M-l he hall in
winch Mr.. Thompson was 10 lecture
this evening. WIS closed aonins' him by
the owners through fear Of damage.
The Selcctmen gave them notice that
they would not br responsible for any in
inry to it if thc meeting wac held No
other place could be obtained. and con
scouentlv hr does not sneak. We pre-
.umr an attempt will he made ~ have
him sprak ano'he, day. This evening
some hrrd~,de or men and hocs crowd
the street botueen I!anrdnn Hall and
the HampdrG 'Touse where Thompson
is stopIing making some li'tlc noise
hut no overt art has taken rlnrc. Prob
ably all will pass off quietly tonight
Many have come from other town. to
rar,icinate in the proceedings Part Of
the Irish population have been excited
agairst him which with the Other els
| mcrts bat have been. and nrr nj work.
render it HIGHLY probable that he will
not he allowed 10 rak h~re, unless il
| NAV he in the dav time.
9P. M-Thc streets have been very
noisy for the last hour. Fire crackers.
music, tar harrclls bells etc. have made
quite lively times George Thompson
is IN sneak nj nio" O'Clock tomorrow
morning. in Wnsti,rton Hall. with
! Wendell Phlirs and Edmund Quincy
IN o'clork P Nv Washington Hall
has hcen refused ~ Thomrson for to-
! morrow and il is now doubtful if suit
able rlnc- ran he obtained FOR him to
sneak. The crowd are fhinnrh. hn' the
real rioters n rtroug and rowdv hand
nrc still making richt hideous with
drums fifea and honfrrs. A large hon
/ fire has hren started in Court square,
Had The meeting gone ~ tonight. there
would have been terrible riot.
ne The London News referring n the
/ forthcoming census of the United
\ Statcs saws: Starring as the results
/ have heretofore h".r. thcv are destined
IN he cast comnletclv into the shade hv
those about ~ be disclosed nv the rrrs-
pnt ccrsu. which will exhibit m in
.,ance of material ard Industrial drvrl-
orwcrt unparalleled in the annals Of ma
tion."
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C,ua Of Pr,6ot,, N,upgi, EI. 5, 1851.

C,u Of Probate, N,upri, F,b. 5, 1851.
AN instrument IN writing, dated Feb. Z, 1870,
purpntlu tu IL the hast wall and Testament ol
hNDiEW MELVILLE. tate Of Nevport. de-
ceased. was presented hy tho EXccutrl> ior hob
ate aud ior letters Tes.amrntiiy ; tue same ~
rec and refer ed iur cunsi ciuiipn Ia CONT 81
A. oiatc to be holden at the Town tlrik's thcc,
NeNpo,t un Mo ulay, the 81 4 March ~ NJ, NJ
- u'clork, 4. W.; ani nutlce Is ordered To "
gwen thereof by Advertisement fnr 3 3,uccrssne
week. IN the Newport Dad, N'Hs, Once . "et' ;
thdt All pcr,un. interested may 'li"'ar at s'hd 1n'
aud pl ,ce aul b' IL ,dth.tc,'.
F,b.7 7 BE. HONLiND, Prob. Ck
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o. Ii is no uncomon sight to see "A
pretty, delicate locking Lmarcsc laoy.
purchasing at the open cigar boot =
vigorous cigars such az would siagyer
the nerves OF some OF our robust ma.r
smokers Aud they smohe them, too -
The ladies do not 20 about the street
smoking, but like knowing smokers,
take quiet puff at home; Willie lh-
more common women may be seen
blowing at enormous cigurs, as they
walk about the streets.
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Cou, NJ r. l1,,. N,pg.r,, Elrpa,y 5, 1851.

Cont n IT, ilis, N,py u, EiruF,y D. 1881
Antnstrrmcnt 10 W iung. dated 2sth Oduhcr,
Isit. purpntlug 10 ic The last vi aud testament
ol RIO las IDGGE>HAil, late uf New I.
.,c., W.. prc.caicd u, rhr fUcuths IT, frh''
an1 lir lettris 'tst.in utaiy thereon; the 'ah r.
rec .i,eI and refrtr i { consideration ~ ''u =
uf ~ bate ~ w. holden At M Tvs ,hk.F W
hse ~ N~wp ~, pn Mon by, th 8 ~ M"fch eN
=, 10 ,,rLrk An. am NOTICE IL otd,t,d =,
h, q,yr, III rr,f h., advertisement once week.
f,t q snrcess,v. weeks, ~ the Newport nsil,
New,, that ali person. interested may sprear A.
aid TIN. ard plt 49, ard ~ heard thereon.
y. " VOW lSD r~A TTH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20
New ORLEANS. Feb. iiti.

The proceeds OF Jenny LiuIs irsi
concert last evening were $4,000.
The steamer Magnolia and Autocrat
came in collision Yesterday, near BAY on
Sara, by which the former was sunk
and Capt Grant, Mr.. Ferguson, Mr.
Goodyear the lhrd cng!neer and sever
al others were lost.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20

a ~ng. after hearing a very inslPid
dialogue between two noodles, cxclalm-
ed
..As Dolly and Dozsr went walking one day.
Says Dolly TO Dozsr, why Doasr, say
Well, Dolly, ~nst have you to say unto Doaer'
why to,h, SIR" said Dolly, i really don't
know str"
Which ia the amount Of good many
conversations.
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The porfsmou,h yournsI soys q gro

The Portsmouth Journal says I ere
has been engaged daring the past year,
from tha, port. 1850 tons of shipping in
the cod fishery, which Las brought in
249l3 qlis. fish, valued at S54 3i6. and
1855 gallons oil, valued nj 81 Ca
Total S60,390. Also s 4 tons engaged
in the nakerel fishery. have brought in
l7lS bbls. valued at Si2 22S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20
IMPoRrANF MosETARy MOVEMENT

IMPORTANT MoHETARy MOVEMENT
The Philadelphia Inquirer of this NOR
ming says that Mr.. Secretary Corwin
has ordered the sum Of two millions of
dollars 10 be appropriated out of the
New York sub-treasury, for the imme-
date payment of that amount of mint
certificates. The amount Of uncoined
bullion and gold dust in the Philadelphia
mint ia now more than six millions OF
dollars, md the daily coinnge amounts
TO only 100000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20
COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE.

\XTE, the subscribers, having been A polnlcd Y
w the Court uf Probate ui the town Of liver
ron, Commissioners to receive and examine the
claims az ,inst the Estate of
BORDEN BRANfON,
iae Of said TIvcitnn, deceased, represented lnso.-
vent, and how the, mc ml ? ont, do hereby CIV"
notice that six months from the Ihitd day ot ict.
ruar, inst. are all wed to the Creditors of said
Estate tn bring in aud prove their claims against
che same: and that the last SATURDAYS IN July and
Augu-t, A. D., 1851, AZ 10 O'Clock IN the iotc-
noon, and the house of JoscIh Osborn, Esq, is
appointed by us the time and place Of meeting
sal Creditor. ior the purpose Of receiving and e>-
amnng ihcir r. vcrd claims.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20

Kossuth has sent despatch,s TO our
government, asking its interference
with the Turkish government for his
release, and expressing a desire 10
cone 10 the United States.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20

EThe Hon. Daniel Webster, on
Monday, urged a case ofcon,es,cd title
connected with the Van Rensselaer, es.
tate, IN the Supreme Court ofthe United
States, at Washington, in the presence
ofsn unusually large and brilliant audi
spee OF both sexes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20

EFMnjor navczac. m aid 10 Gen
Jac kson at the battle ul New Orleans,
and afterwards our Minister 10 The
Netherlands, died IL New Yoik on SAT-
urday last.
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Bp VeIeerapb.
New YoaK | O'clock p NJ.

NtW loRk, OtL0ck u NJ
TIE ATLANTIC SEEN FouR DAYS OUT.
Capt Williams OF packet ship Seine,
from Havre, reports seeing llie Atlantic
when tour days ont, under full lead of
steam, in Ion. 2l. The Seine had lust
experienced severe gale He did not
see anything remarkable in her move
menis, and supposed all was well on
board. He thinks, if she had been disa-
blcd, she would not have able to reach the
Western Islands, in consequence of the
wind.
The following is the report Of Capt =
Williams. Of ihe Seine: on the I'd Janu
ary, when in lat. 81 2l, lon Is 10. was
passed by the steamship Atlantic. =
When passing she appeared in fine or
der, and was going ahead in good style ;
wind al the time, from the west
From The 9Th to the l lth January had
strong westerly gales From the 2d JAN
uary to the lth February saw no ves-
sels bound to the westward.
Capt. w. is firmly of opinion that il
she got disabled between Cd and llth' she
would have bore away for Azores.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20
HERALD UF N1NrvhI JANUARY
Ilroln the Irish Amprlc,n,l


As APPEAL TO Coaaos SESsE.--It won't
do, at ths day, TO advance opinion without CIV
Ing a reason fr il. We might tell the public in
every lssne of our paper, that HUTeHisGs' yro-
kTABLk DYSPEPSIA BtrLfks were "a specific
for Indigestion, and all the diseases growing ou
of it, but they would u be ie,e ON tpss d,yH
wihou, We gave them the why and thr where
fore. We therefore state, as The result ui per-
slnal obsc, vation and f. ON the cuncur,e, u'sti.
T,ny Of all our Il ,ends and acquaintance wEo
have tried the aitcle, on have s'en u tried, that
its t,nic, Alternative, and restorative properties ale
altogether uieqmlIcd. That IT braces the system,
restores the appetite, raises the sriihs, imraI,s
iirnness 10 the YES, and ,nylyo,aes the const-
tniOn; AN thdt its stimulating effect IL followed
by no reaction. We therefore Consider it the
very best -toI"acti' which mc icai science has
yr given IL mankind.
Circulars, containing the certificates Of rema,k-
able cures, and III. high estimation in which this
Medicine is held lg th' public pes., eau he bad OF
the agents, free.
PhIcs 80 GENT, PER BOTTLE.
Principal office, l22 Fulton street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20

"Ifever you marry" said an uncle,
let it be a woman who has judgemen,
enough to superintcnd the work Of her
house taste enough TO dress herself;
pride enough TO wash herself before
breakfast; and sense enough TO hold her
tongue when she has nothing TO say"
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conversation

Adversely cxasrerates fools. defects
towards, draws out the faculty OF the
wise and industrious, puts the modest
TO the necessity oftrying their skill, awes
the opulsn,, and makes the idle indnstri-
Gus.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20

TrssYsos. the English Poet Laureate
10 described as beinga great smoker.
carrying a German pipe with him when
he walks out very negligent Of his per-
sonal appearance, with the widest hair
Of any mortal man, and usually wearing
q dirty shirt collar.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20

D- The As,or Library is to be orer-
cd in the summer q, 1852. In now
numbers 2s.;64 volumes. and MIR -
Joseph Cogswell, the apen, Of Tie true
tees. j. about leaving for Europe n
r,sbs further pur,hssy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20

At u funeral la,,lv in London, eight
hrrwrrs bore the b er--the tomb WAS
constructed by Mr.. Gror"s, while the
bell wac ,oIlrd hy Mr. Clarrer. This
is what Joets would term "Irescrving
the uniticsn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20

III Some wag NJ late Temperance
dinner. recommended that lie temper
anoe ceuse be carried on With ardent
srui'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20

A worthy woman in Pennsylvania,
named Dunlap, went late y to the rum
seller who supplied her husband, and
told him if he wou d stop selling rum for
the winter. she would come and Nash to
the amount OF the profits he had made
on the liquor sold to her husband.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20

The Mormons, on Beaver Island, in
Lake Michigan, have issued the first
number of neat PAPER, called the
,v.:u.-r Islan5er"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20

The Boston Pos, says their party can
no, swallow Charles Sumner and eur
yivc the process Of digestion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20

THs KsocriSos.-A drink ng cellar in
Boston has the following sign: Spir-
itual knockings down here"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20

etWs are indebted TO the Hon. Dam
iei Webster, Secretary Of State, for val.
vstls Public pocumenv
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NiE.NIAR RANDA

Shop Gen Washington arrived here ycsterdr,
aftornoon. ~i,h 'irccs "i MahoGanv and 1900
p,cres oil .".uood, from the schooner i,sandrr,
ashore AZ Mackerei Cove.
Arr n, Wilmington lo'h, brig Ellen Hayden,
Smith from Ma,ic with Molass...
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ASA GRAY,
AIM. BNRkER, Commissioners.
CIRE\US BLISS,

The undersigned, having been appointed Ad-
uini,rdlor 90 sdi Esratr, and having qualified
him-elt acc,rdin' to law, requests all persons in
dchr"d thereto to make immediate payment tu hun.
Fcb3, 1851 JOSEPH OSbOR Adm.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Feb. I3.

Al market $50 Beef Cath; no Stores; o pair.
Working Oxen; 40 Cows aud Calves; 2200
Sheep AMI Lambs; aud 400 Swine.
Pa es-Bsef Cattie-Exrn So 25; first quail
" 80 10: secosd do 80; third dn S4ai 80.
Working Oxen--SS0, 80, l00al0j.
Cows and Caves--S2i -, 27, 3la35.
She ps ami Lalnbs-&2,2 J0as3. One extra
lot Of GO sold AT 81 each.
Swlne-l l-4a5 Lie retail .eacc.
REaARKs.-Fae market remains about the
same as for the aat three week.. Good Cattle
are in good demand
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WAsHiNorOs. Feb. 10.

Senor Gomez. late envoy TO Rome,
has at the suggestion of the admins
traiion assumed Professionally the duties
Of Charge from Guatemala and San
Salvador. He has addressed long
letter TO MIR. Webster on the subject of
Central American affairs, "hich has
been answered by Mr.. Webster ut
length. Senor Gomez has been treat
ed with marked distinction by Mr.
Webster and Mr.. Bulwer.
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THE REMEDY THAT CURES.
IN lAl-

PORTLAND. Nc, Jan. 10, lSiT.
DIR. Aver have been long afflicted with Asth-
mn which grew YEARLY worse until last Autumn, 1t
brought on \ cough which confined me m my
chamhr and began to assume the alarming synr-
toms uf Consumption. had tried the hrst adj
vice and the best medicine "a ro purpose, until
used yuur CHERRY PECTORAl., which has
cured me, aud you may vel brheye me, nraie-
fully yor's, j. H. iliLiiH'
U,hcrc j. any value in the judgement ot tho
visr, who speak tom experience, here Is a mcdi-
enc worthy OF the public confidence.
PREPARED Bl j {. AVER, CHEMIST,
LOWELL, MASS.
Sold in Newport h, X. Il. HAZARD, X. }.
TAYLOR and by dealer. ia Medicine generally.
bee. 10, 6m.
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Jayne's Ca,mInIn>, sitIb.

rs notonl, sn ihvslushl. N,ow'L, 'b''' b
| dcpo nd,j uVon, tut H. ttt.sH',. .. .
'or Diarrho, an' 'y,'r''i, 80" ".i o
R.R.HA ,D's 'Lff'3ss o.
NJ ~
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ONE ssOuaE FOR SALE

rI,IIC Dyc housr. Dwelling house, Ship
I d,cng apparatus. knowuas the
NEWPORT cot NTl DYE HOUSE.
situated un Tanner street, In offered TOT salc, clear
uI all ncunbanc,s together wlih the good viii ul
the same. The proprietor : only ,liccI IN wish
mo- Il, sell il. /. h,s wish % move itum tive taWn.
It VIII bc sold at a low pic" and ON reasonable
terms; It ulic,s great iniucemcnt 10 any one
wishing to engage IN the husincss,as IT is aoing
good bu uc,s Nbich the prop,ic iclor viii prove tc
any ur, wishing TO puchase; tur iwthcr prtlcu'
Lus apuly en- the premises 10
roy. -. 6n. JOHN II CLEGG.
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New ORLEANS. Feb. 9th

NEW ONLEANF, 1 FII, Jul.
The auction sale ot'lickr,s for Jenny
Lind's first concert in this city has taN-
ell place. The first ticket was sold Tor
$2i0, TO Mr.. Darcy, the la ter, who
won the Greek Slave statue The av-
eragc premium paid for dress circle
tickets was $40.
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GREAT COUGH REMEDY

YAX. e RS p
fs tl. -
[l1t1rkla'k kzSIE
CHERRY PECT0RAL
For the Cure Of
COUGHS, COLDS,
OARsENE ESS, BRON-
CHITIs, GROUP, ASTH-
MA, wHooPIN
AND CONSUL MPTIoN.
L. Offering To the community this Justly ceiebIa-
ted remedy ior disease, Of the throat aud iung', II
is ct our wish to trine with the lives OF health
the afflicted, hut frankly to lay before them the
opinions of distinguished men and some IT the ev-
ilences Of ts success, If Jm which they can Judge
Cor themselves We sincerely pledge ourselves
10 make no wild assertions or false statements oi
its efficacy, nor will we hold ont any hope 10 sui-
fering humanity which facts will moi warrant.
Nav pv,,S are here given, and we solicit an
inquiry from the public into all wepub'h, feeling
assured the, will find them pc,(-oi'y reipble, and
tn" medicine worthy their best confidence and pat
rortga.
FROM BENZ Sll.LiMAN, Vi. d, /. l.. D.,
i'r,f,,sgr of Cb,msfry, MuroioCg. g., lals
CoHscr Ie1l5r N The Lat. Unt. Aei
Ih.i. 6nl S5,sn. Soc,rtes = Amcita
asi ELr5c.
al deem the CHERRY PECToRAL Al ad'
niribic composition from some oi the hest att-
Gle. in ths Maicria Nciica, and a very effective
remedy i,r the class Of diseases It i. ,n;enlrd To
cure"
NV II,yTS, c., So,. l, 1919.
PROFESSOR CLEA IELAND, Of Eowdoin
College Maine.
Wri,r s--"I have Witnessed Inc Effects 81 your
"IHERRY PICTORIAL" in my own f.uily
and lat ot my i,rnds and 1t gives me satisfaction
to state ~ IT'S avor thlt No medicine have ever
known has proved 50 crnincntS successful in cur
ing diseases OF the throais and lungs"
REV. DIR OSGOOD
Writrs--"Thu he considers "CilERRl FEC
TORAI" the best medicine for Pulmonary A.
ircipns ever given t. the public, an stairs that
''his daughter after bling Obliged to keep the
room four months with severe settled cough, ac-
c,mpanied hy raising of blood, night s"e"ts, and
the attendant SYMPTOMS of Consumption, commcn-
crd the use Of the CHERRY PECIORAL,'
aud had completely recovered.
HEAR THE EPNIlENT.
Dr. hvcr--Dcar Sir For two years was AZ
d,rtrd with a very severe cough, accompanied hy
splitting otbood and prousc night s"oats. by The
advice Of my attending pa, ,ician was Induced to
Use YOUR CHERRY rECTORAL, and continued
to do So I'LL considered m,sclt curcd, and asclbc
the effect To Your preparation.
JAMES RAND NI.
lilnpdcn Is. Springfield, Nov. q, l'4S.
Thi, ,iay appeared the above ANS Randall,
and pronounced the above statement true in every
respect. LORENZO NORTON, Justice.
At the Office ol The Hon. Geo. Ashmun, Member
&C Cougioss.
THE REMEDY THAT CURES.
PORTLAND. Nc, Jan. 10, lsi7.
DIR. Aver | have been hong afflicted with Asth-
mn which grew ,rarl, worse until last Autumn, It
brought un 4 cough which confined me N my
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Ill.l'SEs ENR SALE.

I'lIE Gfcenuen House Ia Squire stte,t, CON
| i.inins cc,cn roous, with all the necessary
c,uv, nleacrs aud oui-huidiugs, w,l 81 good va.
e.. lnn, - large gar len containing a vanity II
tut trees, Sc.
Also house IN Tanncr street, containing r'elt
ous, With ont -ludngs, veil of ood "a''t'
.,,l,n CON, ,inirg fruit trees. &r. Both houses
a,c in good repair. For tcrrs, Sc, arply 1T this
viilrc. W. ". 'hANSloN'
Jaw IL u
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20
BALTlMoRe Frh u.

The appointment OF attorney geuer,l,
made vacant by the death OF Air. Rich
ardson, hats been rendered to Robert J
Brent, Esq.
The loundation Of house in Rich
mond gave way yesterday, killing two
men, named David Hughes and Mich
mi Sullivan.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-20
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VALENTINES. A large assorinlcni uc,Ned
Y this dy snd fyr sale ., reduced pricer, At he
rARK SAL DON.
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