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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

From the following paragraphs, which
we have extracted from the Nashville Herald
1t Is to be presumed that there is either q
lack of courage in the Tennessee Legisla.
lure to take forward position in the field
OF contest. or that Jackson party in that 10.
dy Is Of less strength than has been represen.
ted
What has become Of Mr. Inges reso,u.
lions, introduced in the earlv part of the ses
sson, approving the mearares of the presen,
administration. and recommending General
jackson as a Candidate for scr1od ;ertu2
Is opposition apprc hended, that they are
thus permitted to Sleep
"hathas become OF the resolution irstru,.
ting Our senators aud requesting our repre-
sentativcs IN Congress to vote against re- char
terns the bank oI the Uaited States Ara
our legislators afraid to call them no and !,
dept 'hem? Their adoption might nto,i,,,,
a shivering IN the political atnlosni.ere a
Fenns.l'"o'a. net very favorable 10 the cen
erals cause
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

4 correspondence the penusy lvania Whir,
who has written a very abie article ON the
subject OF tire Presidency, advances tie O
pinion that the vote pf Maryiand would be-
given to Gen Jackson. If Mr. CLAY were
withdrawn, and appeals to It's TO >ussaiu has
conviction. We have heretofore stated, and
have seen no reason 10 rctract the OPINION.
that Mr. CLAY is the on'y man vet as a can.
didate, that carry this State against Gen
JACKSON We profess 20 have some know
ledge OF the stat" of parties in MARYLAND:
and we speak adviscdiy when we say. that il
Mr.. CLAY be withdrawn, the contest for the
Presidency win he yielded in this State al
though the National Republicans may .til
preserve the ascendancy in the Legislature.
IN the late Tariff Convention in New York.
thirteen Stairs and Que Territory were re,,-
resented as follows: Maine, delegates; New
Hampshire, 40; Vermont, 9; Massachusetts.
s.; Rhode Island, Sc; Connecticut, CO; New
York, ll2; New jersey, AZ: Pennsylvsni,.
foR; Delaware, Z, Maryland, 81; Ohio 2:
Virginia, .; District of Columbia. L. The
Convention recommended another Convex
t,on of the System in the South and South
Western and Western States, 10 be held ar
Cincinnati, on the first Monday ia January
newt
francisriu: Prison r. The plan Of this build
ing'ncluded eight radn or rows OF cells; three
of these have been finished, and masons are
now employed upon the others, which we IN
derstand viii be two stories high. We are
glad to learn that all these cells are beinv
bniit IN anticipation, but small portion Of
those already gaade are occupied we could
wish. indccd, that no further demand might
lie made for 81 n tcncmen.s; but experience
Soo"s that discipline, teaching, examples,
precepts, cntreaties and prayers, will not al
ways avail, the foolish son veil grow up a grief
TO his mother; and society il bound 10 pun
ish and, II possible. improve those who dis
'urh ats order, by violating ITS handsome
canOns.
We may remark that. we believe. in all in
stances, the INSPECTORS OF this Prison hold out
TO the tenants Of the cells no hope Of pardon
the measure of tbe CONT, sentence mast
he melted 10 hem.--U y l,a=
Field # Corn a tsA,slrr saws that N
p'ssing het'rec1 Fssre ilsnt+ ana tineennes.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

, The Richmond enquirer uidkes VIC UNIV"
ing attempt to rsrnish Mr.RandOlph's mission.
aHe had opportunities Of constantly con
ferring nj London. with that polished Minis
Ter Prince Lieyen-moreover, IT communal
eating. through Mr Clay with Count Mes
,eIroIe. In London, he was at the fountain
head or information, and was not debarred
from using that information through eithertof
the channels which we have indicated. As
10 our own relations with Russia, il is almost
certain that they would scarcely have gone
on better, If Mr. r.. had remained at St. Re
tersburgb When bis letters OF return were
presented to Count Nesselrode. through MIR.
CLAY, the Count assured Mr. G that the ne
gotlations with the u States could not be
undertaken unit! the affairs OF Poland had
been adjusted"
All tbs. is absolutely ludicrsas for those
who know the characters, and having any
acquaintance with diplomatic euds and dn-
ties Mr. M'Lane, no DOUBT, would have
! undertaken, for half the salary, TO transact
all the business which could befall Mr.. RAN
dolph in London We are ready to admit,
that not only would our relations with Russia
have scarcely gone on better, but that they
might have "gone on" much worse, il MIR
X had remained at St. Petersburgb. There
is an old book, entitled U,lteard Of CWiosi-
flies When new edition OF il shall be pub
lishrd let the story of Mr. Randolph's di-
poma'ic career be appended, and it viii
clipse them all He had truly ibero legctio,
for the meaning Of which our erudite friend
Of the Enquirer may consult the department
of States copy Of Cicero Nat Gaz.
| The Beard Of Managers of the American
! Colonization Society have issued, in the Ma
tional lnielhscncer, long Address 10 the
! Auxiliary Societies. The Society was esiab-
lishcd in the year 1917 Towards the pro
motion of the Colony, nineteen expeditions
! have been fitted out, and 1851 emigran,s,
! including re captured Africans, landed on
! the shores OF Africa There are now two
! ihousanJ coion,sts. The expense has
/ been almost wholly betrayed by eontribn-
| tons from individuals. The contributions
J received from 1870 to 1880 inclusive amount
i TO slf2 S4l,--ihc expenditures in the same
! interval, 10 sam less 10y SO, 33I. The Board
j ct Managers insist that the s,iubrity OF L.ibe-
Tia is not inferior to- that OF tie Southern por.
! tons oil the United States, and that tiI,ir en-
teIpsise ''ho!d> out the promise OF boandiess
benefi; and grandeur TO a large portion OF the
inhabitants oil two quarters Of the s lobe"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24
.-yaRI GOOD
NEW FALL. AND WINTER
GOODS.

FESHF subscriber informs his friends and
y the public generally, that he has just re-
ceived from the cities of Phidelphis and
Baltimore, general assortment Of GOODS.
suitable for the present and approaching ses-
son consisting Of every article Of comfort
and convenience; which he is disposed TO sch
at low prices and accommodating terms tie
respectfully invites call from the pubic
generally. THOS. C. SMITH.
October 90, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

NEw oRLEANs Nov a.-An affair &C.
curredon Sunday night of very disa-
greeabis. { moi of dangerous nature !;
il arose on, perhaps, a misunderstanding
as To the obligation nf the Ecciesiastics
cf the Cathollc Churchi 10 bury, accord
Jug to tho rites of that church, a young
man, whe from what ranse or in what
state Of mind ~e know not, had CON
nitrd felo de Sc. The Bee, Of yester
das charges The Catholic Clergy with
Inconsistency in ihs exercise of their
dl.eE elton as 10 TO this rule of their re-
lisios. We live in country Of Ed,0s
ard no man should be forced to DO an
act n,litating against his conscience or
rel gious scrnpies, set some force was
employed IN this occasion, ard a part
OF the Psesb) terry Of the Church of -.
Louis, occupied by Mr. Mcni the Rec,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24
WILMINGTON, ". e. Nov. is.

Execution Of nc CO. picts On sa
turdsy Lass about ~ o'sioe k the slaves
conde mned at the late Superior Court,
were hung, in Pursuance OF their sen
tence.
We learn that two slaves charge
with CONSPIRACY make iNsURaLCTiaN
were tired al the last session +. the 81,
perior Court for SAMPsaN, and found
GUILTY We have heard no psrtculsrs
relative to the sentence OF the Court.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

Treaty ,riih 7'..Eey confrmfd The New
York Courier Of Monday savs:-"By the ar
rival ofthe Pavilion. capt Ueyalcourt, which
sated on the 2lst September from Smyrna,
we have received the important Intelligence
that the treaty with Turkey has been confir
n4ed by the Gran Seisnor and that the re-
lations of the United States with the IA
Porte are placed on the foo,ing of the most
vored nation The following i. an extract
OF a letter from commercial house OF the
highest responsibility
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24
Martinsburg, Oct 27, 1881.
Ne,C Fall Goods.

0VC 70 UL1 UVUW DO
jFs -
4 HF subscribers have just received and
are now opening a splendid and very general
assortment of new and fashionable
.sSSs IL GOOD =.
which have been selected fran the latest inn
poFtations. Our customers ard the publr
generally are respectfully invited TO call and
examine our stock before purchasing. as we
are de ermined to SCH at such prices ~ cam.
not fail 10 please WM LONG.
October 9th. 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

'Com. Porter had an audience with the
Grand Seignor on the 18th iLst. Sept The
negotiation has terminated tavoraby bnt we
don't know yet the particular conditions Of
the treaty. There is no doubt. however,
that we are placed on the footing of the most
favored natioh
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

fieid r Corn a tsAssllpr saws thai N
I'ss'ng het'ye"1 'Fesre ilanfr ana tincennos.
ne saw 4 lield oil corn If $40 acres.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

A letter from Princeton, ~ J bearing date
of the i'h inst. says, Yesterday the winte,
session af the Co,lese of New Jsriev Gem
mencesi under very favourable circumstances
--1he Faculty have already received jGJ'
IN too new students, and more are expected
The prospects Of this venerable institution
appear to be Frightening every year.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

From Smyrna -Capt. Howrs, of the brig
Hebe, arrived at Boston from Smyrna.
whence she sailed on the 9Th Septem Der.
states that the U. : ssip John Adams was at
Vourla, under going the process of puriG
cation, she having lost seven or eight Of her
men 10y the Cholera morbus.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

The Cotton Factory Of The Orleans Manu-
featuring Company near Providence. r.
was burned down on the night Of the 10th in
staut. The loss is S25,0Ce. of which SIS,
600 were insured At Hartford.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

Russia = Nothing can exceed the severity
of language which some of the London t.di-
tors use when speaking of Russia or its En-
perar' Ii their articles are translated az ST
Petersburg, %, some KIND friends) as Anne
rican ones were at Constsntinople. much irri-
tation and hatred must be eGsendered.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-03
AN ACT,


10 explain an ACT, entitled act cnnrrrnrs land dlp,
i,oJ ~ Paynen Of taxes and making disposition Of certain
'n' 70 delinquent, and oceItan escea,cd lands 10, tIc
o actual aud bona 6de holders thereof under grani
At WY '1mnon"raIih, passed ~ the present session o
,HSsemby.-Passcd April 9th. 1881
i,,,' uonD's may arse upon the construction Of the
~ " ana we iwonteh sections Of the ac', par,od "a,
49, wv SESSION oI Assembly, entitled Coucernmp
"cnt lor non payment Of taxes, and making di.pD
t tan lands 50 delinquent and Of certain csc healed
, WV nr bcnoh oi actual aud bona fIc holders thereof
Int ''dhis rom Tie Commonwealth lor rcmoviu, sue IN
III s ana explaining mare clearly the true intent mcanrn~
' ',' ol The sad sections ut U,c SAID rccicd act
~ nccIaed and enacted. Thar al the provisions IN the
.dr '''Hrd act contained which, by the d Igr sce,,1o
originally granted under Tho ac passed M the Nav session
" 'eyor'n bundled aud seventy nine eured can act IN
''' hs "ud ohcr 1rd acrrainug the terms and man.
IVY OF gaming waste aud unappropracd lands" aod the
htfn'"' acts ON Tho same subject and appcd.
ne a" '' applied and cvicndod lands living on the cs
ten rirr. r. tr Commonwealth hai NAV bsyn been r,o
'1 'tiorc W" fis.ng nflr | w., uf NHcsr5N sya1i,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-03
IMPORTANT LAW
Dclin1McMt L0nds Ne

AUDITORS Orrrcs, Ah April, 1851.
The following act. passed on the LIST inst Is pubs
shcd for the information OF all persons interested
md tho public attention rs earnestly invited To its
several important provisions. As time will ne
cessary eapCc before the lasts of lands returned de-
pqucnt for non payment of taxes Gun no published.
the Of all such lands and iots that, from any
cnnSe, may hare been returned as Delinquent prior
to 1920, would do well TO make immediate enquiry
into the subject Lands and lots may have been re-
turned by the Shcr1s, and may now be in danger Of
forfeiture, whilst the present owners arc perfectly
unconscious and unsuspcious Of the fact The in
Sweeney ccgligcnce remote residence, of former
owners, may have ncumbered trhct of land, or lot
with single years taxation. and tina, single gear,
tdration may Jcepardze the title of the preseu,
owdlr Serious and prompt attention Is therefore
earnestly invited to,thc subject
JAMES T.. HEATH,
Auditor of Public Accounts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-03

h''Ici ana SeIeyIy mig Ouh that uelmaLet au.s Iv,,
on the western Whers OF the Commonwealth that may Hay,
r'I eaned before the pas OF the SAID OF MAY session
seventeen hundred and seventy uInc we'll as
lands originally granted under the said OF aay session
seventeen hundred aud seHcny-nne aud shall he excl
ded from the class of Suth delinquent lands as by the said
twentieth section are made Icdccnabc, further time Tor
tie 'edenPon thereof allowed, I'll the first day January
one thousand eight hundred aud tuTv thee. ~
The foregoing Is copy he Roll
GEORGE w MuNFORR @. n ~
Hr'H ls'h' io1 and Keeper Of ice Ro,LA
~" Those Editors who requested tn puhh ,t, A.,
TO which this explanatory, will publish this Al So Iloyin
immediately after the other
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-03
foregoing y5!mg;, ,sa irge copy from tie original

hpu g. 1881. s,,I Ksnoo' ~ 49,, 49, ~
" me Editors oi Tie National luielgencer New York
,p,I " Enquirer RIchmund WING Petersburg ntclrrcuccr
noCk iieald, Fredericksburg Arena Winchester yrrcuI,n
'uou,"'H Ienne Sinunon Spectator, Fncasile Patriot
Lewspng Palladium, Abingdon Republican, Western Ar,us
Hn'"H! hannrr Clakshurg Euquirc, Wheeling Conptr,
'iIna rec Press, Genius Of Liberty and Nononpa,l,,n
w n''d i" foregoing IN their respective papers for ono
Office. '' w. '''' ''''"'' :
~ The publishers of he Daily Papers yy insert c C,o
going act only twice week The recount for ayctf.,r,
cayi Of the publishers ~ ~. III "a, ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-03

NWTNIINTN' N TuICs NOdcn IN The @ .rk's Oiiicc
OF the superior court Of chancery, for the Rich
mond district. The itb day of April. 1881. Jsmes
smith pIt against NcYton T.. Smith and other dts
NC ueiehuant above named, not having entered
his appearance and given security accordinr Z The
act OF Assembly and the rules of this court and il
appearing, by satisfactory evidence that no is not I'm
'"aD,tant OF this country it is ordered, that the
ss'n srtendant do appear here on the first dav Of
the next June term, aud answer the bin of the niao
ui and u'a c0py 81 this order be forthwith In
serted IN Somc newspaper published in the civ of
mcnnohh Tor two months -uccesively aud pos,ed AZ
inc trent door OF the capitol, in the said eItv.
81 \ DrV. TcStc, Wv. G.. Pgs6LrroE. e. =
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-01
AZ @artne Ztst. II
ME PORT OF NEWPORT. xISIs 49,
A Y RIVALS.

Sunday, Nov. 9th, 1881 Arr. Revenue Cut
ter, Vigiant, Capt. John Cahoone, from cruise of
20 days in the Vineyard Sound, &c.-Reports the
following vessels boarded and assisted by her.
Nov. goth, schr Resolution, Perryman, days fin
Boston for Holloway; schr. Henry Clay, IIoo-
way. days fm Boston for New York; schr. Bet
scy, Wilson, IL days I'm Fredericksburg, for Bos-
ton; schr. Olive Branch, Easton, 10 days fin Lu-
bee for Hartlord Nov. 22d, boarded schr Peggy
Thomas, Ihorndike, days fin Thomasown for
N. York, with loss Of cable and anchor, SC. schr.
Fornax, Percival, days fin Boston for Alexan-
dra, with loss Of jib; furnished her with one brig
Gen. Mercer, Adams, days fin Philadelphia for
Boston, with loss Of foresai, &c.--wa furnished
with materials for repairing; brig Gen. Jackson,
Pearce, days fin Marblehead for Albany; schr
Echo, Goodspeed, Z days from Boston for Hart
ford; schr Crescent, Ranus, days fun Eastport for
New lork; schr Sally, Summers, IS days Tim Ex-
ume, for do with loss oftopsai, flying jib 4 fore
SAIL furnished her with materials for repairing sails
schr North Battery, Covell, 8 days I'm Boston for
Philadelphia; scllr Milo, Bachelor, fun Bath bound
TO Providence--a 3 o clock, a. IN. parted her ca
bic and difted a foul Of Unsecured him to our
moorngs so that he rode out the gale, and finally
furnished him with kedge and hawser. Nov. 23d
schr Washington, French, fin New-Bedford for Sa-
lem, with the remains OF the spars, rigging, &c OF
the schr Roscelle, ericks, which was entirely lost
in the sound on the 2lst, or 22d
.Mouiay 2sth Nov.-Am sch Betsey & Polly,
BakcI, fm Hartford for Providence. Sloops Two
Brothers, Gladding, FIN Bristol for NewYork; Ad-
mira, Smith, from New London; Express, Gard
ner, FIN NYork; Empress, Brown Provid for n.
York; Trader Cobb, from NIiedlord for Taunton;
Exchange, Davis, fun South Hampton; Superior,
Reeves, fin Providence,
Tuesday, ,29th-arr sch Columbus, Barlow, FIN
Kingston, N. Y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-01

bearer of dispatches from the American
Charge des Afiaires at the Turkish Court
TO our Government, came passenger in
the Cherub. .4dpertiser.
We have received communicate
from the French Vice-Consul in this city,
stating that he has been instructed by
his Government, that all applications to
the public authorities in France, either
for information or to transmit documents
or private papers, if not made through the
Agency of the Diplomatic or Consular
Agents Of that nation here, will probably
fail to receive attention. Ibid.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-01
DIED..

In New Bedford, miss Martha II. Webster,
daughter Of Mr.. John Webster, aged l6 years.
MIR james Ripner, aged AZ.
In Boston, 22d uIt. Mr. Thomas Granger, musi-
eian, aged 45 years. For number of years he
was leader d the orchestra at the Federal street
Theatre. He was distinguished a votary to
musical science, and was also eminent for his So
'cial qualities and amabilty of character Rep.
Herald.
In South-Kngstown on Saturday evening last,
after long and painful illness, which he bore
with patience and christian iortitude, mr. Peleg
Brown, aged "A years, formerly of Middletown,
r.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-01

A DyNL.hISTR.aTOR'S .NOTICE.-Thc
IN undersigned has been appointed Administra-
tor on the estate of capt JAMES EAsroN, late of
New ut, deceased, and therefore requests all per-
tons having claims against said estate, to present
them for settlement, s. those indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment to
HENRY Y. CRANsTON, .4dmr.
nov 7, 1881 on Est James Easton
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-01
NEW LIN E.
AeeSsSsatH9

VNllE public are respectfully informed that II
IL new line Of Stages has commenced running
between this place and Fall River, on the follow
ing days, viz: Leave Newport on Sundays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays, on the arrival Of the steam
boats from New-lork: Returning, will leave Fall
River on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, ut
ii o'clock, and arrive at Newport in season for
passengers TO take the steamboats, for New Ork
Stage Books at Mr.. Townscnd's Coffee House.
Fare 81. Newport, Oct 20, 1881
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-01
JUST REo'D. from N. YORK,
December lSt, 1881.
W. GALATIANS CIRCULATING LIBRA
RY-Recem additions.

The Bravo, by Cooper, 2vols.
Jacquelhhe Of Holland, historical tale, by Tn
Colley Graltan, author of the llciress of Bruges
SC. z vols.
The Club Book, a collection Of stories by vari-
Gus authors, vols.
Lives Of the Players, by John Gait, esq vols
Life aud DEATH Of Lord Edward Fitzgerald, by
Thomas Moore.
Sir Edward Leward's narrative Of his shipwreck
and consequent discovery of certain Islands in the
the Caribbean Sea; with detail fmany extraor-
dnary and highly interesting events in his life from
the year 1888 to l749 as written in his own Dali
ry-edited by miss Jane Porter, vols.
The above will bear comparison for interest
and adventure with the popular adventures of Ro-
bnson CrusOe.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-01

Slate Of Rhode Island and Providence
Plantations. In General ASSEMBLY, Ocio-
Der session, "A. ID. 1881.
"HEREAS the crimes and enor-
w mites within few years, commit
ted in neighboring State by certain
freemasons avowedly in the cause of ma
sonry, have excited universal indigna-
tion and abhorrence; aud have awaken
ed jealousies and suspicious very unfa-
vorable to all masonic institutions, and
under the weight ofwhich the whole ma
sonic fraternity, the good and virtuous as
well as the vicious, must unavoidably
suffer: Therefore in the hope of allay-
ing the great and increasing excitements
thus occasioned, s. that the innocent may
be distinguished from the guilty, if in
this state there are any, who can justly
be charged with advocating the criminal
doctrines, imputed to irecmasonry:
RESOLVED. That Messrs. Hazard, w.
Sprague, Jr. Simmons, Halle and E. r.
Potter, with such others as the Honora-
BILE Senate may think proper to add, be
and they are hereby appointed Com
mittee, fully to investigate, and inquire
into the causes, ground and extent Of the
charges and accusations brought against
(reemasonry and masons in this state :and
that said Committee so far as may be
necessary to enable them to perform this
duty, be empowered to administer oaths,
to examine witnesses, and to call for
books and papers.
House Of Representatives, Nov. 9Th,
1881. Voted, &c. per order
GEORGE TURNER, Clerk.
In Senate read the same day and con-
CURED with the addition of Mr.. Cornell
BY order HENRY Bowen Scc'ry.
True copy-Viness,
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary.
Dec. /.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-01
ME MORANDA.

The sloop Canton-Crape, Godfrey, from this
port for New York, went ashore on Gardner's Is
land, in the gale on the night of the 22d instant
crew and cargo saved, vessel lost.
At Havana Nov. 4th, Brig Fame, Vinson, IA
days from Providencc--Saied I'd, Juno, Maybur-
ry, for New-Oreans in port, 5th schooner Poca-
hontas, Bailey, for do. next day.
At Key West, Oct. 18th, Sloop Portsmouth,
Munro, from this port.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-01

- ObLNISSIO.N'ERS' .NOTTCE.--'The
" subscribers having been appointed by the
hon. court of probate for the town Of Newport,
Commissioners to receive and examine the claims
of the creditors against the estate Of MARTHA
ScoTT, late of said Newport, single woman, dec.
represented insolvent; and six months from the
date hereof being allowed for receiving said claims,
we will attend at the Office Of Henry Y Cranston,
on the I'd and Sd Saturdays in April next, at o.
clock p. IN. for the purpose aforesaid.
ISAAC TAGGART,
Tsasc E1assr AS"S";S. Z. S%sx. co""''''o"'''
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
HENRY Y. CRANsToN, .7dm'r.
nov. 7, 1881.