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COWAN'S
Vegetable LilhOntriDtic.

safe and certain remedy for Grarel or Stone in tie
bladder, for arrangement of the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs and all kindred diseases.
NHlS invaluable Medicine to the world would
u be blessing, if the afflicted could only over.
come their prejudices enough to try it, Call at DR..
j. +. Giimer's Drug Store in Charlotte, and see a
pamphlet containing unprecedented evidence of the
utility of this invaluable vegetable preparation.
JOHN F. COWAN,
Yorkville, Tenn
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Blank Notes

NOR sale At this Office, besides all other Blanks
Il ssdty 0e,ks and ConstabIes.
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Runaway

.oM NE subscriber, living In Concord. N. c.,
tc, 10 ue i9'h of April last, an indented sppren
LIAM %, snnlng Business, by the name of Will.
hyb H." tILitORD, 20 years old, about 5 feet
As,ho,lx' complicated. All persons are iorewarned
sulorr.a OF employing said boy or The law will be
'gsinss any one who may do so.
A',i,lssl, j. = ss oCSDf'
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MILITARY EXECUTIONS for safe,
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GENTLEMEN and LADIES'

I1E2SALG2 Sc2SGDEE1
50 Hardware, Carriage Trimmings, IAN ex.
1& tensive stock Carpenters nols. Mll
"a and Crosscut Saws, Soal, Band and llar
ness Leather, Chaise Hides, Enameled Leather, co.
lored and black. Fine KIP Skins, Lining Skins all
colors, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Whips, -
Umbrellas and Parasols Saddcry Crock. ~
f R9,. cs Smh l n. Steel, Wn" Cham and -
(hant ard sledgD,
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as has ever been brought to this Town. Having
an Immense amount of unsettled business 10 close
up. intend hereafter TO sell for CASH and CASH
ONLY and will offer Goods at such reduced rates
as TO make II The interest Of all buyers provide
the Cash and then call and be supplied Ny Stock
now consists Of every variety of
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INllE Subscriber has now on hand lis usual as
sOrtment of
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Having purchased the entire interest of X. II
Brawiey IN the late firm of Springs Il Brawey
intend 10 continue the
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Nv. WEBSTER AMONG Tnr FARMERS.
II, is evident that Mr.. Webster has
hosts OF friends among the farming in-
terest Of the country. The sentiment
ia MIR. WIS favor seems 10 universal as
It 10 enthusiastic. Al the Agricultural
Fair Mt Amherst, on Wednesday, a let
ter from Mr.. Webster having been read,
complimentary tonsi was offered by
the chairman. after which the following
was gwen by Mr.. Wilder, the orator OF
the day, aud receivcd with universal ap-
p!ausc -
The distinguished farmer Of Franklin
and Marshield-li lie may have tailed to
come out first in one or two ploughing
matches, because not so expert as some
men at turning "a short corner, but no
man ever run so deep aud straight a
furrov. or turn over his work so even
and true. Although Uncle Sam has
not yet been wise enough 10 give hun
the principal charge Of his grea, farm,
tho land everywhere bears much fruit
OF his planting, aud abundant evidence
oi his wise culture.
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Two steamers have gone 10 her assis-
tance. She is owned by Nesm,h & Co.
A-vioicnt snow storm has been raging
here all the morning.
Buffalo, Oct. 81.
The only survivor OF the propeller
Henry Clay, reached here this morning.
He says she capsized at l2 o'clock on
Thursday night, and he was picked up
AT s o'clock the next morning.
Capt. Callard, all the crew, and pas
sengers are lost.
BUFFALO, Oct. 81.
Nothing has been heard or seen Of
the steamer Empirs, which left Dun
kirk on Thursday last for Detroit. II is
feared that she went down in the gale
on Thursday night. and every soul on
board pcrished.
BALTIMoRE, Oct 81.
A break has occurred in the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal, near Noland's
Ferry.
Navigation will be il tcrrupted for
several days,
MOBILE, Ala, Oct. 25.
The yellow fever has made ts appear
ance in our city. and causes much
alarm.
The Board Of Health have met, and
reported the disease as not on the in
crease, but advise all strangers to stay
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1Adrrtt0.

IN Providence. 18th inst, by Rev Mr Hatfield,
Mr Hiram Whiting .and Miss Eliza y. South.
wirk both of blackstone, Mass.
" H. Providence, 18th ms,.. Joseph B,anch, and
Sarah T.. Taylor, bp,h of that city.
F'In warwick, 20,h inst, Suphcn Tiffany, Jr,
of Griswuld, CT, and Anna A. w. Clspp, of the
former place.
In Providence, 10th inst, D., Rev. JAMES n.
Granger, Thrm,s a. Soecthnd to Charlotte e..
Well, br'h of Providence.
IL Wnkf,rl, 2oth lust, 10y Rev. Daniel Hen.
shaw, Mr.. Thomas Pierce aul Miss Amc, A..
Brown, both thHt town.
At Pensacola. on the s'h instant, by the Rev.
Y. pouin, tirn. David h. T~'gss, i,h, ". =.
Army, 20 Me. Isbitl1s Hunt,
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T>ilC.

p, San Francisco, llth nlt. Mr.. John II. liaz-
ard, of Rhode Island, aged 32 years.
In Providence, 18th inst. Mrs. Eliza Ann,
wife Of Mr.. SalisLu', Orswell, in the i5th year
VI her age.
aIn Sou,h Kings,own, 22d inst, Hannah Il I,
daughter Of 3,ivestr Robinson, in the l9h year
finer a-c.
In South kingsiown, 18th inst, ChrhtoI hei
Ch,mplin, in the Ssh wear oi his age.
In this town, on Tuesday morning, Mrs. Anua
Maria Lame, Of Charleston, :. T..
a. IN this town, 2Sh, Mrs Mrhiabk NJ minrd
widow ofiIou. George ,luml"d, who was rep
rcsentatiyc M Congrcss, from III. State of North
Carolina.
Al New Orleans. on the llth instant, Brcy.t
Major l.. w. Mcdonald, u. =. Army.
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Bp Gclearaph.
New YcRK, Oct. 23.


The failure OF Jacob Little & Co.,
caused some excitement il is supposed,
however, that they will pay all their
liabilities.
Ii is reported that The Police have ar-
rested in this city, the Fugitive Slave
Jerry, who recently escaped from Syra-
cusc.
MIR. Joseph Blunt OF this city, hns
been appointed Commissioners to China,
in place of Hon. John w. Davis, resign
ed.
Nrw York, Oct. %,
The steamer Georgia, from Havana,
arrived this evening, alter passage OF
four days and six hours. She left Ha'
vana on the 18th. The Falcon had not
arrived when the Georgia left
The steamer Empire City, for New
Orleans, sailed in company with the Piz-
zaro. There were two Spanish irg'
atcs, and three steam irIgates, lying at
Havana.
The arrest of Mr.. Thrasher is con-
frmed.
Heavy rains had prevailed through
the Island causing great injury to the
sugar cane.
A reaulsition has been made in Spain
for six steamers Of war W tn 60 heavy
Paxon guns, in anticipation Of a war
with the United States. Havana con-
tinues quiet
The Georgia spoke on the 18th, the
French bark Lula in distress, all hands
sick. On the Goth, spoke American ship
Sharon, making signal of distress. Capt.
Merriman deirious with fever, and
thrown all his instruments ovcrboard.-
The Captain Of the ship Georgia sup
piled the slip with a quadrant. She
was Is days from New Orleans, bound
to Havre. On the 22d spoke ship Java,
30 miles north Of Cape liatteras, steer
ing south.
RIcnMosp, 2iih.
The returns from Barclay county, in
the 10th District, show a majority for
c. J. Falkner, Independent, for Con
gress, Of $50. His opponent is Henry
Pcdengier.
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TEAcuER's lssTirurgs.-Two Of these
meetings have been held, one at Wash.
ine'on Village, and the other at Ports
mouth. The attendance at both places
WAS good, and the meetings interesting.
Instruction was given by Prot. Green,
Prof. Jmger, Mr.. Potter, the Commits
sioner, Mr.. Atherton, Mr.. Camel, MIR.
Mowry, DIR. Preston, and others. Ev-
cning addresses were delivered by the
Commissioner, Rev. Mr.. Vail, Of West
crly, Rev. DIR. Cleveland, Rev. Mr..
Sheppcrd, Mr.. Greene, Samuel &. Ar
mold, Esq. and Thomas A. Tctit. In
struction in music was given by Mr..
Spencer, Of Washington Village. Gov.
Lawrence visited the Institute at Ports
mouth.
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,.taS fllarine Jntrlliacnte. ~
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY, Oct, %.
Brig Cath Rogers, i!mt, Bath, Iali Mary H.
Crowrl, Hust, ihila.
schrs Scraph, Payne, Bo.i, Va; Iansdale, Ba-
ker, Prov, ph,h; NC Harris, Mean, Bost, rhi;
Minerva, Giving, FRiver, Bait; Mary Jane, PER-
kins, Bath. Savannah; VIM Brown, Hart, NBed-
ford, Ny.
THURSDAY. Oct. 23.
Brig Random, Crowel, Bristol.
schr Seneca, Brown, Phih; Elisha Bucks,
Nickerson, iiar'yich, NY; Detroit, Gavitt, Bos-
ton, Albany; Charles Phillips, Taunton, NY;
Balone, Mill, FRiver, do; Sip. George Wash
ington, Conley, Bristol, Block Island.
FRIDAY, Oct. %.
Schr Ellen Rodmun, Osgood. n Bedford, NY;
IIopeton, Lutte, Sippican, Daricn, Ga; Star,
Nickerson, Beverly, NY; Is Brown, Richards,
Albany, to Finch Engs.
Sloop Hamilton, burroughs, Frcetown; Roc, =
ybrook, Dickens Brighisport; Providence, (,
Brown, Prov; Henry, Woodruff. do; Resolution.
Baker, Kingston; London, Latham, Bed
foru, NY;
SATURDAY Oct. 25.
Schr. Jeslin, Rice, Prov, Phila; Bangor,
Sturgcs, Ellsworth, \ Y; Florida, Lane, \ Y, =,
Ilarwch; Harriet Chandler, Lynch, Albaa, +,
Bosi! Lighrown, Perry, Bangor, Ihila; Belle
Nickcrson, n Y, o. ileaps.
Sloop Victory, Baker. WEXFORD, N Y.
TUESDAY, Oct. 28.
Brig Benjamin, Winslow, Bangor, sag flar'"r.
Schrs Joseph Faiwcll, hlarston, Rockland t,
NY; Harriet, Pri-hcy. Taunton, do; Eliza Jane,
Spalding Rockhnd, do; Chrrel, Staples, do,
do; Elisha Brooks, Nickerson, Somerset, do;
Shepard 4 Mount, Small, + River, do; Ande-
man, Wood, Rpchland, do; Cinderella, Ellis,
Mmblchead, do; Wave, Sterling. Prov, do; Lu-
c, White, TORY. ckhnd, do; Delaware, liol-
broke, do, do; Onatavia, Simonton. do, do; King
oi the Forest. Howard, Nantucket. London |;
Tribar, Nickcrson, N Bedford, Albany; Alex
anlria, Blanchard, Richmond Me, M,dd ,c,o~n /;
WIN Is Darling, Gibbs, Providence, BalLimore {;
Elnra Rogers, Spelman, Prov, Albany: United,
Hallcck, do. do; Sips. heory, Woodruff, Prov /;
Supply, Chase, ilarwich, Westerly; Sea Witch.
Wells, Prov. NY; Thomas Hull, Hull, do: Res
olu,ior, Baker. Wckbrd' White Cloud, keenry,
fishing. smacs Jane. iiarris, do.
| MEMORANDA.
There was 5000 insurance in New York q
the brig Walter iIoxie, of Newport, t"iorc repo I.
ed soLl at Nassau, after | in! a.hoic near Abaco.
Her ,rgo oi produce was also insured, supposed
| in New York.
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Last Words Of Distinguished

A death-bed's dctrctor Of the heart
Here tried Discrimination drops her mask,
Through lfes griInace the mistress at the scenes;
Here real and apparen, are the same"
Head OF the Army. Napoleon.
must sleep now Byron.
Ii matters little how the head Iieth.-
Sir Walter Raleigh.
Kiss me, Hardy Lord Nelson.
Don't give up the shlp.-Lawrcnce.
IL this you fidelity Nero.
Clasp my hand, my dear friend; |
die. e.--Al6eri.
Give Dayrolcs n chair.--Chesterfeld.
God preserve the emperor.-Hadyn.
The artery ceases to beat.-Hallcr.
LIE, the light en,er.-Gocthc.
A II my possessions for a moment OF
timc.-Quecn Elizabeth.
What! is there no brib,ng death q
Cardinal Beaufort.
l have loved God my father, and
Observation-Disclosures dc Steal.
Be scrious.-Gro,ius.
Into Thy hands, . Lord.-Tasso.
I, is small, very small indeed, (clap-
ping her neck. .)-Anne Boleyn.
lpray you see me safe up, and for
coming down let me shit Tor my sci {
descending the scatlold is Thomas
More.
Don't let that awkward sluad fire
over my Rober' Burns.
feel as il | were TO bo my ysci again.
Sir w. Scott.
resign mysclfto God, and my daugh-
ter 10 my country Jefferson.
II is Washington.
Independence iOrever.-Adams.
This i. the last OF earrh.--J. q. Adj
ans.
wish you 10 understand the true
principles Of government. ] wish them
carried out. ! ask nothing morc.-Gen.
Harrison.
am prepared. have endeavored to
do my duty.-Gcn. Taylor.
There Is not single drop OF blood on
my hands. Js.--Frcdcrirk V.
A dying man can do nothing easy
Franklin.
Let me die to the sounds OF delicious
music.-Nlirabcau.
THr LAST WoxD!-The last word 10
the most dangerous Of Internal mac hines
Husband and wife should no more fight
to get it than they would struggle for
the possession Of a Iightcd bomb-shell. -
Married people should study each 9TH
er's weak points as skaters look out for
the weak parts Of the ice, in order to
keep off them. Ladies who marry for
love should remember that the union OF
angels with women has been forbidden
since the food. The wife is the sun Of
the social system. Unless she attracts,
there is nothing to keep heavy bodies
like husbands from flying into space
The wife, who should properly discharge
her duties, must never have soul above
trihes. Don't trust too much 10 good
temper when you get into an argument.
Sugar is the substance most universally
dilused through all natural producis.-
Let all married people take hint from
the provision of nature.
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EAS'Pn\ FARM.

THE Undersigned. by - resolve of the Gcns'al
i As.clbl, 81 the state Of Rhode islnl. has
been authorised W sell and convey the l...uds
constituting the E,.,on Farm. situated nj the
Town beach. ~ Newport, and nov occupied Wy
J. T.. Perry, Esq. 1hs said W Tn lcsreP,ing
the portions il,lrof altcady soh' o ". NJ. G'bhs
aud u. NJ. Maon, E.'ps.,) u nov "h'r,d ior
sale, ~ parcels, upou siws. W i"If"t '"h ci,'-
u, wh,rh oli,r ns,acemsn,s to ihOr. wbo ate de-
sir,,,s tocstablisb permanent ~ uUpo,ap rrs'-
dcuocs IN N.wpmt, w bss"pT puI' hhssis.
4 plan of thi. harm y v,li L. cSh'ii:cd uIoh ap-
plicafinn 10 Mm. 4. Gibbs, Esq, W Nr~pit, ~
4, the undersigned. -, No. ~ tate street. Boson
W. SOilIti,, Trsic. uud' th. " ~
oi a,w d6w 4w VI Madame msfy Gibbs
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-Oct. %
AZ market 1890 Reef Cattle, 1000 Stores, ~
pairs Working Oxen, 10 Cows and Calves, 5000
Sheep and Lalnli-, aud 230O swine.
Pr'ces-Beef Calte-ENua So 25; LIST quality
so; "a do IS; 81 quality - OOal rs.
Stores Ycarlings 81, l0,l2; Two years old
Sl2, 17a2l; three years old al, 25a3t.
Working Oxen--S65, 20. S5,nS2.
Cows and Calvcs-S2i, 23, rs. 30, 3sai0.
Sheep and Iambs-Si ~, 10, ?, fa3 80.
Sw,ne-iiSc; retail 4 l-2a6c; Tat h"gsi 7-s'
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ASTARTLIsG FACT Long continued indi-
position results in a wsaring out cf The coats cfthe
Somachj in partial paral, sis OF the organs which
should convert the food into healthy blood in
inflammation and liberation of the liver and the
bowels; and finally, il not checked and subducd,
in death. No sane man ar woman Deliberately rc.
solves TO encounter these terrible eyilr, and Yet
thousands annually do encounter and fall victims
to them, who mignt invariably be saved by the
use Of HUrCHINs' VLGETABLE DysPErsIA
BIrrERs. Iftmc is important in matters ofbusi.
ness, il is douby So as CARDS health. An early
rscut to this great Alternative, tonic and restora.
tive will ut once relieve the L,nguor, depression
of spirits, disorder Of the bowcls, feeling Of hol-
Iowness in the stomach, indisposition Tor active
employment nhtulcncc, headache, and oppression
after meals, which precede confrund Dyspepsia.
Even when this mel ,nchoy disease has obt,ied
firm hold, and iutcnccd less all the func-
tionS oi the internal organ, il can bc expelled and
radically cured by pcrsevering use Of this great
regulator and rcnovator Of the digestive powers
and the nervous system.
Circulars, containing Certificates of remarkable
cures, and the high estimation in which this Med
icinr 10 h,Ihby the public press, can bc had Of the
agents, free.
PRICE 80 CENTS PER BOrTLE.
priwipal Office, 122 Fulton 1T rct, \. Y.
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The Pendleton Messenger, in South
Carolina, which was started by John
Muller, who published the famous let
ters OF" "JuniDs" in the London Evening
Post, in l770 has lately become deiunct
II is supposed that he never really knew
who was the author of these letters nor
did WoodlaII, the other publisher of
these letters in the London Public Ad-
vcrtlscr, though both were prosecuted
by Government therefor, and the latter
corrcspondcd with the author.
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ANOTHER CUBA PRISONER RELEASED.
Wilson L. Reeves, another Of the Lopez
prisoners, was released by she Captain
General OF Cuba OH The l9:h inst. and
came passenger in the Empire City to
New Orleans, on the 22d.
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NTA French Company. established
at Martinique, have contracted with the
Kings Of Benin and OF Lahomey for tour
thousand free blacks as supply of
hands for the Antilles, They are to. be-
indentured tor seven years aud careful
ly selected.
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by proclamation
of Gov. Johnston, Thursday, the 9th
day OF November next, is recommended
as II day of thanksgiving throughout
PENNSYLVANIA.
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MEDICINES FOR TIE PEO
PIE!
DIR. :. A WEANER'S
CANKER AND SALT itIEEtM

CANKER CURE AND CERATE.
THESE preparations are sc',"''hc production.
l. Ul a regularly educated physician lwho 10
now extensively engaged IN the practice OF hhs
protrssion.) The, have bcconc dcseiyediy pop
ul,r in all sections OF the country, where tms
have been intl oduced, from the Tact that they
hay. never faded To affect IA cue where they Ea'e
been rsed according To dncction. ...
THE CANkERAND SALT Rllbt VI SfRuP
is an article differing entirely from SarsarparilIl
or Dock Syrups, or any other cpaii'ti.n evrr
offered To The public. I, can In pos,tIvci. reliot
u Tor the etT.clul cure OF all Scroiulous iiumors,
Er,sipelas, Salt Rhcum, Caukcr ~ tie Mouth.
Stomach or Bowels, Female weaA ncss"s, and ah
hulnors arising from AN impure stale o the blooi.
la aword il is a complete renovater, tra'iicating
disease aud restoring To healthy action every pait
oi the system.
THE CERATE
In al cases Of humors, and especially for sait
Rhcum and Ery-'pelas, Is a valuable accomi'nI-
ment to the Syrup, as II will eiieeiually dcruo!
every vestigc ut lluinor from the surface oi lbn
body which will le driven cut 10y tie use oi tho
S,rup ID is one # the most valuable cntetGh
apuIcg tions ever known lor Burns, Scalds ,Scald
Iir,d. Old Sores, rilcs, BARRIERS Itch. and all
other eruptlons on tue skin. Aud In sarpassts
all other external applications.
THE GAMER CURE
l. the dcsidcratum 50 long sought iot the rehst
and cure Of certain III scdsrs which all other pre-
darations have failed to ieheve. II IL warranted
n positive cure Tor Nursing Sore Mouths, IN these
eases II has never failed. Thousands have tried
I, and lern cured; also, Tor Canker ~ the Mouth.
Stomach and Bowels, aud obstinate d, senicry u
has effected cuics after all other tried rtnicdts
h,d G,,Ird. tor Ulcers aud all diseascs pr"cced-
ing from cankcrous hwuns w thu =. stcm ihis 10
useful anl is ~ valuable Accompaniment to tin
Syiup IN all eases oi tanker.
Neither Oi the .J,oye articlcs are genuine with
out tlr, signature Of =. A. " EANLK Co., on
the outside wrapper.
Man.is,,turri AT New Lonlon, Conn, by =. A.
WEAVER & Co., sole proprictois, To whom all
orders must be addressed.
G. &C. HAZARD, sole Agent. fis Nevpor'.
D2S an 3m
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ARRivAL HONE OF Mn Owss.-Char-
lcstpn. cath. Mir Owen, late Consul at
Havana, AM family have arrived in this
city
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NyW FALL Gt,ODs.

WIN &. ,UZZLNs 4 90. me op-ning 'h,'
w wr.k their usual large 1'o' ! oi ,'wo'nla.
G,od., enls.ting all ,h. yaalts ~ kuin spd
h,,h ephtcd dr,. Gvods, shawl, Rhism.
h. 40, "V
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NOTICE.
EOUND, on Block Island, on the 10Th inst, a
Il small slo"p bat. g,sci b"tt"m. white waist.
hull aud sails badly damaged. The owner
have the same by paying char
THOMAS MOTT,
,2l3w ,9Shoiehaa.
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GEO. W. WARREN G. CO.,
l29 Washington Street,
BOSTON.
Sep. II. 6w.
FREMONT HOUSE.

BosTDs, MASS
This well known establishment - still condnct-
rd in the same manner ~ "a has always hen.
The central and pleasant situation Of the hUu'o ,
IL. coulmDdious arrangements, and the con'io 10
aul tHSuric- to bc found here, con'binc Q" tend
IL agree ablc aad advantageous to the uavth,r.
Having hcra nnr VI the hTm of John u. T'!'kri
4 Co %, long q, ihs h-ai oi the esbibi-hmrut,
the Sulsc,ilpr pie l,cs hs bes, ,Serions 10 main
taia ,s rrruation, and W give Satisfaction ~ ".
eu.,om.r.. WM. n. FARMER.
sis 3m A ~
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tions, and Of every calling in iiir. sh ,uld
be allowed to contribute TO IT. They are
glad that measures are in progress 10
carry into effect Ia some extent, II not as
far as practicable, this desirable object,
anu they recommend 10 the Society 10
adopt some reans in n.d OF its execu-
ton.
They do moi ietl called upon TO point
out the precise mode in which this
should be attempted. Al The same time
they would { kr the liberty OF suggest
ing that the individu us, JAMES JAcNsos,
N. H.. and Jons WARE, NJ. d., who
have brought this subject briorc The
Society. and who were appointed IN
London members oi The General Com
mitiee, should be requested to suggest
such plan as they may think proper,
and to act as Committee in behalf of
this Society, in relation to tie business
Which is respe ectfuliy submitted by
GEoRoE HAYWARD, CHARLES L. WARS.
SAML. CABOT, JUs., J. V. &. SMITH,
NATHANIEL B. SHUrLErr, Committee.
Voted, 10 accept the Report and
adopt the recommendation OF the Com
mittce. A true copy, attest,
SNUto w ~ tONV' o'S ~ pfOs ftW
Boston, Aug. %, 1851.
At as early a period as may be, sub.
scriptions will be called for, that such
as think proper may give their aid 10
the project above described.
No subscri piion wilI be received of
more than one dollar from any individ.
uai
Boston, September 1, 1851.
A subscription paper. has been left
with DR.. King, of Newport, which will
be open for subscribers until the first OF
November, 1851, when the paper and
the amount subscribed, will be sent 10
the Committee in Boston, Drs. James
Jackson and John Ware.
FRoM FoNDuRAs. N. York, Oct. "a
We have files of the Honduras Watch
man TO September 9Th. The paper
of the later date mentions a report that
Yucatan had taken forcible possession
OF the Island Of Ambergeis. hoisted the
Mexican flag and stationed there $50
troops. The Waichman adds that the
lslandwas in the hands OF British sail
ors, and had been considered as Eng
liSh property for twenty years. Tho
Queens superintendent had proceeded
10 the Island TO ascertain particulars
lfthe report should prove true, no doubt,
England will promptly manifest her
sencs Of the wrong done her. The
Watchman complains much Of the mat.
tention Of pilots OH that station.
The weather continues excessively
wet, with heavy and violent thunder
/ storms.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-30

40. l73 THAMES ST., Corner Market Sqr.
j.. claims To your attention. The proprietor is
now prepared to show every knd of fashional'lr
Gnols Cor Fall and Winter wcar.--rhr wide,
.t,r,,J ,,f fht.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-30
MI,MOR ANIDA.

There was 5000 insurance in New York q
the brig Walter lIoxic, of Newport, t"ore rrpoi T.
ed sold at Nassau, after in! a.hoc near Abaco.
Her cargo of produce was also insured, supposed
in New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-10-30
VIRGINIA ELrCTioN.

RICHMOND, Gath.
3prccinc,s in Jefferson county give
Faulkner, for Congress 90 majority
The remaining will increase it to $50 o.
200 In Frederick county hi. majority
is eel; there is little doubt oi his elcc-
ton,