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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-02-27

From the National Intelligencer of Feb 10, 1894
OBITUARY.
Died, about meridian, yesterday, in
this city, WILLIAM WRIT, Esq, aged a
bout CO years.
In him his family have lost all that can
be lost, in one among the most tender,
devoted, and enlightened Of husbands
and fathers.
OF all who witnessed the strong and
heart-endeared ties which this event has
sundered, there lives not one but must
sympathize, from his inmost soul, with
the amiable and exemplary wife, who at
once impaired and partook the purest and
highest enjoyments Of conjugal union,
and who is now to see premature grave
open to receive the mortal remains of him
who was the source and the object of the
hallowed affections by which that union
was cemented and mbellshed--with
children, to whom the hand is now cold
and motionless, which but yesterday led
them, with paternal solicitude and uner-
ring aim, through the paths of human
science, in all the intricacies Of which
the exercises of studious youth, and the
sustained application Of mature years,
had instructed him, and which his genius
had illustrated; to those children, the ell
oquent tongue, though not yet mute to
grateful memory, no longer speaks, in
living accents, precepts Of wisdom, mo-
rality, and piety, SO lately enforced by
the example, and adorned by the life and
manners Of Christian, a Scholar, and a
gentleman.
His country, indeed, has lost citizen,
whose talents and virtues, always ade-
quate to the highest tasks Of public SER
vice, were always devoted with unfinch-
ing patriotism, to his country's good: but
to that country he has left an inhe ritance
in the extended fame which will perpe-
tuate his name with the enduring monu-
ments of the age and land in which he
lived.
His professional brethren must large
ly participate all the causes of profound
regret, both general and particular, that
can affect either communities or individ-
uals. Lamenting him as brother,
whom in life they loved with brotherly
affection, and admired as the ornament
Of their profession; they have lost no time
in evincing their alacrity to manifest
their respect TO his memory; and will,
doubtless, follow out the first promptings
of spontaneous and all pervading senti-
ment, and give unequivocal and lasting
tokens of the sincerity and depth of their
affection, their admiration, and their re-
gret.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-02-27
PORT OF NEWPORT.
[No Entries or Clearanees.l
ARRIVALS.

Saturday, FEB .2.-an sloop Eliza, Tisdale,
I'm Freetown for NYork.
Sunday, 2s-sp Henry, CrnPo, I'm Provid.
for NBedford; Yankee. Brgh,man, FIN Troy.
Tuesday, 25-ar. brig Ida. Years, FIN Bati-
more, for Boston; s!oops Glide, Shores, FIN raun-
ton for NYork; Fame, Brown, I'm Pawcatuck for
Providence; Pedlar, Davis, FIN Somerset; George,
1hrasher, fn Tauuton, for NYork
Wednesday, 26,-arr sip Wellington, Brown,
fun TauntOr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-02-27

We have received Nj. Robbins Speech
delivered in the us. Senate on Monday,
the l7th, referred to in our Congression-
al proceedings, which we shall publish
in our next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-02-27

A meeting of the friends of Gen Jack
son, who disnpprove the removal Of the
depos'ies, was held in Philadelphia yes
terday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-02-27

The great book-selling firm of Collin,
and Hanray, New York, have suspen
ded payment, says the Mercantile Jour.
nal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-02-27

Court Of Probate, .1fddicto,cn, Ft6.l7, 1884.
NNTHEREAs the Adminisfrator's I'd account
w on the estate Of abraham Bro,rn, late
Of Middetown, dec. was presented for cxamina-
ton and allowance,--It is ordered, that the con-
sideraton thereof be referred to court Of probate
to be holden at the Town House in Middeiown,
on the third Monday of March neat, at o'clock
A M, and that previous notice be given by pub
fishing copy of this order three several times IN
the Herald Of the Times, to all persons interest
ed, TO appear a, said time and place, and be
heard. by order,
WILLIAM SMITH, Probate Clk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-02-27
CROCKERY and GLASS WARE.

M ILTON HALL, has Just received and
lV1 now offer. for sale, a crest variety Of
.CRocKsRy AND GLASS WARr, ssch as dishes,
plates, Bakers naples. pitchers. ewers, basins.
aud bowls. SC. SC Also. cut aud plain tumblers
md wine decanters. Lamps Of all sizes Glass
plates aud dishes lamp glasses. castor bottles. glass
lars Of all sizes, SC. sc. (feb. 18th, 1884.
ALso.-a lew more OF those IIigh-Street Fur
castings. N. u.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-02-27

IAYS morning exercises. for every day in the
- year. JAYS evening exercises. for do. do.
jays closet exercises, for do. do
Robipson's Bible Dictionary. with maps and
Engravngs.
Hobarts Companion to the Altar.
The Young Christian, by Abbot.
| Blakes Evidences of Christianity.
| Selections from the writings OF Fenelon, third
edition, elegant or plain binding.
/ Life and Travels Of the Apostle Paul, with
map.
Crudens concordance TO the Now Testament; -
which is prefixed memoir OF the author.
! Golden Treasury-new edition.
Jays Discourse.
! Dicks Christian Philosophy, or the connections
Of science and Philosophy, with Religion.
| Dicks Philosophy OF future state.
The Comforter, or extracts selected for the con-
ISOLATION Of mourners under the bereavement OF
friends and relatives.
A treatise on Religions EIpcrisnce. by Charles
Buck.
Conversation, on Religion, with Lord Byron.by
the late James Kennedy.
Adam Clarke.-An account Of the infancy, re-
lisicus and Literary life Of Adam Clarke.
Cheering views of Man and Providence, By
Warren Burton.
Pascals thoughts on Religion, other SUBJECTS
with a memoir Of his life, by Rev. Edw. Craig.
The Rise and Progress Of Religion in tho soul.
by Philip Doddridge
A treatise on the Millennium, by George Bush.
Browns concordance TO the Holy Scriptures.
Evidences Of Christianity, by Alexander "a'-
son, Jenyns, Leslie, and Paley.
Advice to a Young Christian, by Village Pas
tor.
Solitude Sweetened. by James Meiklo.
Channing's Discourses.
Norton's statement Of Reasons for not believing
the doctrines Of Trinitsrians.
Life Of the Rev. John Wesley-by Richard Wat
son.
Memoir Of the Rev Leigh Richmond,by the Rev.
T.. 5. Grimshawe.
Luther. and the Lutheran Reformation, by John
Scott
Life Of the Rev. Thomas Scott, by John Scott,
A. NJ.
Pilgrims Progress, new edition. by Robert Sou
hey. tfeo. OH, 1883.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-02-27

The Bank Of New Brunswick, N. j.,
has suspended payment.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-02-27

concluding prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Du-
mont. The following Hymn, expressly
prepared for the occasion, was sung at
the conclusion Of the Exercises Of the
evening:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-02-27
RELIGIOUS BOOKS,
FOR SALE BY
JAMES HAMMOND.

".Neper be uiihoM Book in daily read
ing, of direct Scripturol and dsveiionaI
tending "-HALE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-02-27
Court of Probate, Newport, Feb. 3, 1884.

Court of Probate, Newport, Feb. 3, 1884.
HSIIE Administration account on the estate Of
II RHoDA CORNELL, late Of Newport, dec,
was presented for allowance and an order Of dis
tribution Of the balance. II is ordered, that the
consideration thereof be referred TO court Of
Probate, TO be holden at the State House in New
port, on the first Monday in March next, at o.
clock A NJ, and that previous notice be given by
publishing copy Of this order three several times
in the "Herdd Of the Times" 10 all persons in
terested. TO appear at said time and place and
be heard by Order,
b. B. ROWLAND, clerk.
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A u CT ON s.
. - &A

On Seventh Day, The 8h ofsd mo-, at 10
o'clock a. m. y fair, not, first ta;r day
after, ,eiH be sold at AUCTION, with
om reserve, at The Farm in Portsmouth,
called Green Yale, near Black Poist,
and improved by Vim. T. Potter:
d n Sheep, 4 oxen, 10 cows & ] mare with
~ f fold, sows, shoats and poultry; 3 carts.
plows, harrow, tanning mill, corn sheIler. &C.
together with general set Of tools for said farm.
Also-a quantity OF hay, grain and potstoes; and
purchased if wanted.
Together with about 90 acres Of excellent land
adjoining it, formerly part Of VAUcLvsr e.
tate, and laying very convenient to il, embracing
the whole Vaucluse Sea-weed and Shore privi-
Iege, which, if united, would constitute q very de-
sirable and valuable property.
Newport, LIST mo. 27th, 1884,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-02-27

Court Of PROBATE, .Niddietotcn, Feb 1884.
NAT THEREAs the administration account on the
w estate Of HWinm BrOpn. late Of Mid
dletown, dec. was presented for examination and
allowance 1T is ordered, that the consideration
thereof be referred TO a court Of probate to be
holden at the Town House in Middetown, on the
third Monday Of March next, AT 9 o'clk NJ, and
that previous notice he given by publishing copy
Of this order three several times In the Herald Of
the Times, to all persons interested to appear al
said time and place and be heard. BY order,
WILLIAM SMITH, Probate CIk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-02-27
STOCK At AUCTION.

FOR sale al PUBLIC AUCTION,
on Tuesday, aprll LIST, 1884, on the
premises,
TIVE STEAM MILL, situated at the north
Il end Of the town, containing 1000 mule spin
dies, "a looms, 7 cards, ! speeder. extensof,
&c. &c The Mill and machinery are nearly
new, Of the first quality. and in excellent order.
Terms made known at the time and place OF
sale. S.F. GARDNER, dssignets 70
JOHN STEVENS, W.S.Rdndo!ph.
Newport, Feb 20, 1884.
The Mill it is expected will continue to run ur''
Ill the said lst OF April, when it will be sold en-
tire with all the preparation SC. ns IT stands.
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Court of Probate. Afiddietopn, Feb. II, 1884

Court Of Probate, Jhiddietoton, Feb.17, 1884.
"HEREAs the administrators first account
w on the estate Of Peieg Peckham, late of
Middleiown, dec. was presented for examination
and allowance,-It is ordered, that The considera-
ton thereof be referred to n Court Of Probate TO
be holden at the Town House in Middletown, on
the third Monday of March next, at o'clk AM
and that previous notice lie given by publishing a
copy Of this order three several times in the Her.
aid Of the Times, to all persons interested TO ap-
pear at said time nnd place and be heard.
by order, WILLIAM SMITH, Prob CN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-02-27

The depending question, (says the
National Intelligencer,) in the House Of
Representatives, upon the reference to
the Committee of Ways and Means Of
Mr.. TANEY's Reasons for the Remov al
Of the Public Deposites, has at length
been taken. Although so long debated
and not finally arrived at but by the aid
Of the prerious question, the decision de-
cides nothing but that the House is tired
Of the debate, and does not chuse to in
struct the committee Of Ways and Means
to report a bill or resolution, directing
the restoration of the Public Deposites,
before they shall have made report up
on the subject. But even thus much has
been gained by the friends Of the meas
ure Of Removal, in the fullest House
which ever sat under this Governmen mt,
by a majority Of four votes only. Had
the vacant seats been full, it is very
probable that even this majority would
have been converted into minority.
The Debate can only be considered d
as suspended, to be renewed on the first
proposition which shall bring the ques-
ton again before the House.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-02-27
tFrom the Boston Patriot.
BRIGHTON MARKET,
MONDAY,-FEB. "a.

At Market this day. 5i4 Beef Cattle, and SO
Sheep, divided as follows-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-11
HARRISBURG

We are In constant receipt of private letters from Uar
rsburg, which show that the victory on the part of the
friends Of the administration will be an overwhelming
Skrmish alter skirmsh has taken place. and ON die riing
each question our strength increases beyond all expecta
iion On the 4 Of March, may be seen on reference
10 he letter OF our regular correspondent the Bank forces
were utterly routed The debate was OH the motion IN
print an extra number of MIR. Keang's Bank Repor,
aud was made, as before purely test of strength Tia
result was. defeat TO The opposition by vote of G|t
one TO hTfysir! Their forces grow ''sn. by deytee
aud beautifully less" he violence aud ierocity Of the
men who sustain the Report, Is represented as outrage
ons. They even cacaure their friends at Warrington
and daily lose ground by disgusting every reasonable
man They are deeply iinbued with the spirit of Bank
ISM wbch so maddens every one infected with IT, that he
runs bs head against every stone wall in bis way.
MI Ihomps'n OF Venango, ably stood forward in The
cause oil the people, during the debate on the 3d; and
calmly, though with great force and severity sfrpped the
qnesiioo OF all exirsneous matter. SO completely did Inc
drive the Bank 10 the wall that MIR Litc III phil,
utiphi'' bncklered himself by reading Mr.. Binney's
speech, aud at length succeeded in reading nearly All
the members out OF their seais. On the 1th Mcssts
Rheiner, Morris aud Kerr, sustained the brunt of e b,,
eihe effect oil their endeayor mag be scen in the re-
suit "
The question 10 fairly settled against the Bank in f,s
House, and we shall soon have resoIu,ons nassau 20
gnesting our members Of Congress their infue nce
10 prevent c restoration Of the deposifes and the re.
charter the Bank Pennyyania will soon lean forward
TO the van and take her place BY the side Of her Demo
cratic sisters, New York. Ohio, New Jersey, and Maine
since me above was IN type, learn from Harris
borg ths The question Of printing Mr.. KeaTngs Repor
has been settled its friends being obliged 10 content
seve, VIVID We usual number, after warm struggle Of
four days In Two OF which there were afternoon sessions
The bn blow, in the shape Of joint resolutions against the
b'nS' VIII be gwen IN adSy or two. yiUonion.
PENNSYLVANIA LOANS.
The don't work well ON tie Saie-fhe h,esd IL
TOO weak and Ill the tragedy grosns oil the Bank orators
and Their sfilisicd presses wasted-qute thrown
away. The Governor has two bids before him for
the temporary and permanent Iosnos Of the Of
ers Is Tor 100000, and the other for 720 O00 the whole
OF Tho balance Of the permanent loan OF 1888 They
cannot be sreepsd until the 25h Of The present month.
The lime of receiving PIoPoss. being extended 70 Ial
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-11
TWenfy-fI,ird Congress. LIST Sess,
Thursday, March q.
In SENATE

message upon Executive business was receive, from
the President Of the United States, by Mr. Done on his
Private Secretary. "'
Mr. Chambers presented the me mortal of the w asbing
ton Canal Company, asking appropriation to complete
said canal; which referred 10 The Co,nmit,,e on H.
District Of Columbia. w. wv
Mr.. Waggaman presented the resolutions of the Iegi.
azure oil Louisiana recommending tina, lanes H. Cald.
well may be permitted 10 import certain articles irse NJ
Orleans with gas. ~ " A''"
he resolutions were referred 10 The Committee on FL
nance.
Mr. Wright presented the memorial Of si6 inhab,an,.
Of Buffalo, ~ Y praying the restoration OF the deposiies
20 me BANK OF NE United States, and asking charter
OF said Bank The memorial read referred TO The
Committee on Finance, and ordered TO be printed
mr. hhg OF Georgia presented ale petition of certain
officers Of the u s. Army, stationed in Alabama
grant Of land for services rendered during ,hc ,,s ~
which was referred TO the Committee on Military Affair.
MIR. Bbb presented The resolutions OF The Legislature Of
kentucky, requesting their Senators and
70 endesyor toProcure act Of Congress granting frank
ingPrvileges to the Adusnt General Of that state and
nangsn Sna Generals when engaged in
ne resolutions were referred to the Committee on the
Post Oihce and Bost Roads. W VIZ
me memorial OF citizens Of Louisville Ky relative n
we reo'a OF we deposes, presented some DAYS ago he
Mr.. Clay, was then taken IN and refe,red 40 III "
miltee on Finance, and ordered TO be printed OO'"
The report Of the Committee ON thc It;.;.., -,.
to the pension fund.- and the Bank Of he Tri, S
was taken uP when some conversation occurred bs,,
MessrS wright and Clayton, which resulted in = motion
by Mr. g. that the report be laid upon the iab,s :. I
the special order Of the day for Friday week ''''
he Senate took up for consideration The bill 10 revive
public lands, dated goth May, 1880 T' "e
mr. Upton offered an amendment 10 authorize any per.
TO enter either, at his discrsHon ''' """s ""''"e''
r, Mr. IPlons smendmen, being under consideration Mr.
LYING suggesisu further amendment, by adding "pro-
vided ihat he shall designate the Receiver ,S;h; ;
months aer The passage Of this act which he eIec,s
MIR. iipton accepted This as u,oJi6caI,o 81 a.,
to the Senate. wv e W" was reported
Mr. King OF Alabama, then offered an ame,dr0oo,
EVmg presumption rights 10 all persons loo sed an ,ba -
,, amos; previous TO 1920. Mr.. X. observed H., 10
Hoagnl me amendment necessary, as The con.,s.e,"s
Essn 70 'ne aw by the Secretary OF the Treasury
o, o"y '"o Of The actual settlers could receive pre
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-11
POLITICAL.
VIRGINIA. IEGISI

Virginia LEGISLATURES
from what we gather from the Richmond Enquirer
we 'ner Nat the Legislature will adjourn on ne xt Mon.
day, the 10Th inst. "
we are constrained TO admit that the present Icy.,,
lure Las transacted less business, of general
tan any previous for years; and has done more
times OF 9S which have Justly been The prIe and h,
OF all true lovers OF State Rights Republican instu
hons' ior years-throughout this exende, Republic
Tho maturity OF this Legislature, we repeat H. have
dohe more TO split the republican ranks into cons and
10 pas The barriers which sages of early times had
erec'ed between Democracy and Federalism W. loo
plainly perceive disposition manifested by the rn,;o
rty, TO promote notification and the pernef,.af;on nj
me United states Bank; which has heretofore been
looked upon by all orthodox republicans OF Virginia
devised by the most sapient aristocracy We record
our thanks and appreciation 10 the minority for ,Ieir
defence OF The real Virginia principles wish their
soaoo 10 the councils OF the State again, the next .es
'on' give their further aid in aresting the sdes of
usupation, TOO manifest from The advocates of Cvis,
Banhism, ard the whole train OF Federalism ~
affords ia pleasure 10 bear our testimony in apnrob,
uoh OF The course OF orr Delegate, Levi. b. Williams
who has deserved the appreciation of his constituents
- Orange Democrat.
III Mr. Williams has declined POLAND Messrs Job,
voolfolk and James Bar bour, IT., are candidates for ,,o
next House Of Dele gates. " '
The Orange Anti Bank Nj emora is filed and compIe,cJ
and is about 10 be forwarded 10 Congress
The Charter ofthe u. - Bank will expire in 1896 ami
every eort That its friends for recharer can make or
US miops a"oId may be anticipated Let the peopIe
therefore be The look aud e CT no man In te ,ex,
Legislature who is the friend Of The monster Nex, win
ter the Legislature will have TO perform the ippor,ao,
d"ty OF eecng U. " Senafor-Next winter The Il, NJ
the Bank will be finally seited-tberefore we saw ibe
people shou'd know we'll the principles OF the man thew
influence but every thing American and only AmercsnS
Cuipeper Gazette
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-11

Capitalists asleep o. winked Poor unJone
''od Pennsyivsnis, seems is entirely ruined and
cas' into the highway like withered flower, notwh.
s,shu'hg me Efforts oil the Bank that such should be
,he result. She still san.s proudly erect, pure aud
n'm IN her democracy, fruitful In resources rich in her
yeoany anu unlimited In her credit. Ii is really me-
mat 'he t"reoodngs are not reaisd yet . thsy have
the gratifying consciousness Of knowing that thew G
OF their iaol'shey strove hard enough to bring The
'ssropns about Did you not, ye H,ralds, Inquirrrs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-11

THNO The admirers If Ornamental Heads of Hair.
n Mn. DUNK, Of New York. again announces TO
The world OF and fashion his arrival In Richmond and
where he will not be able remain beyond the 10Th
owing 10 the pressing rails in the southern ciiles
as formerly, Is prepared. and respectfully ten
ders his professional services with splendid Of
oRNAMENTAL HAIR WORK, which he fattcrs himself,
az an establishment subsii Ute cannot be surpassed
His stock Of Wigs Tops Brsid Fronts and also CufIs,
s very large and for appearance be known from
natural Apply al bis residence, Mrs Purcels, next
door 10 GrsnDisss shoe store.
Mrs. will attend TO the call Of the Ladies.
March II. l0i-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-11
Herb and Fgowcr seeds.

3B ANGEL Wwzel and Ruia Baga do, Or, hard GrMs.
Iva lint thy and Clover. Apply to
March III. fIO2-w2w1 VIM. PALMER
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gard to the Bank aud the People deserve
THANKS OF the democratic party.
Hesoced, That the violent and proseripve course Of
me Bank party and the abusive and
OF the Bank press towards Senators, wm Wilkins aud
Sam"ei mexican, and our nom the first
uic Dr. Joel b. Sutherland viewed with scotn and in.
dgnaton by their constituents, and those gentlemen may
rest assured that their course is approved OF by the whole
democrsic party.
Resoired, That committee Of three In each WAR, ,;s
tric and township in the city and county, be
TO get signatures to the meo aud forward the same 10
the Legislature. WV ~ "
hesoired Thata copy Of the ofths meeting
Dc 10 the President OF the United States to
~ ue Representatives, aud Senstos of Pcnnsy ania in
10 me Governor, and each the
anu senators OF the Legislature of and tha,
they be published in the Globe al Waslnc ton and all nm.
democratic papers of this city.
GEORGE NJ. DALLAS, President.
john Goodman, Fredk Stoever
Dr. j. L.. Thomas, J. n. Hu,chson
Charles Pray, Jo,eph Cake
Edward ID. Martin, Joscnh Snv,.r
Col John Thompson, Samuel Porter
John Keefe, John Roll
A. w. Reed, ~. p.,,
Isaac Shubert, CHARLIE a.. ''''o'''
VIM. :. Fredercks, Vim RI. =;
7. A. Rush, WIN CO
Samuel Grice, S,,,, go
Mahon Duugan, ! q SmiS
Evan w. Thomas, jr. Chss " Hsrner
A. l.. Roumfort. n Z.;cist
DIR. VIM. Rupkie t;sor.e r. S,r.,
iona han +. Knight, Peter (,ro.;,u
Joseph Worreii, William En.ish
Isaac WJinmrgh Thomas Sm,,i,ns
Secretaries.