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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-24
Extrac. Of "a letter from Washington. !,

Extract Of letter from Washington, to
the Editor OF the Alexandria Gazette:-
"The CIise News from Pennsylvania. whicl
stated AS certain that the vote oi' that Stat.
had be u given to HARRISON. had a mos,
wonderful effect npon the oDfce hoIiers here
and, on their account, at least. will have done
good. They were humble enough. you may
be assured. All politrness-civilIty-t
words and smooth talk. They all seemed ,o
acknowledge that Gen. II. would make very
good, honest President they bowed
with great Difference tn the will of the people,
and had no fault to find with their choice
'Ihis, you perceive, was when they Thought
their bread and butter in daDger-when they
were afraid of losing the Treasury pap"
This extract niglt be a text for column
of comment. We rather choose, however.
to let our readers make their own observa-
tlons--with q remark of our own. Now all
this shows the odiouSncss of that detcstable
and abominable doctrine which makes the
offices of the country the "spoils of victory"
and public trusts rewards 10, partzan SER
vices! Why else should Government Or
ficers fear change of administration? They
should. however, in the present case, have
been wise enough to have kept their fears to
themselves. No administration elected in
opposition to Mr.. Van Buren, would ever have
touched an office holder, in the way of pun
ishment for all independent exercise of his
right Of opinion. Mo- Let "proscription for
opinions sake" be the gio,y of this admins.
tration and of those who choose ito follow,
generally, in its footsteps" None but
brawling electioneerers, and busy, interfering
politicians had cause to fear change Of ad-
ministration-and that the )car was so gen
r 4,
Office holders throughout the country. have,
az they have been charged with doing,
brought the patronage of the government
into conflict with the freedom Of elections.
The fact Is, however, with them, that a
conscious conviction, that if what they mcted
mt to others should be metcd out to them
they would "walk the plank" makes them
uneasy and restless under thi. fear of defeat.
Besides, carrying out their own professions
before they. obtained office, in relation to
ROTATION, is not eight years long enough
ought not the wheel to turn the other way
alter eight years revolution? .No,o, they
will agree with US and say no. But the pro-
tession of belief in rotaii0n has died upon
their lips, and they candidly acknowledge
TINT they now think that an honest officer
ought not to be removed! -
Let what has passed be lesson 10 the Of.
flee holders of the country. They see-thcy
must see, that by placing their hopes Of re-
tentioD in office, upon political grounds, is
making their tenure too slight for any prn-
dent man to rely OH. Let them then be, as
they ought to br, open and independent citi-
zcns, not fearing the favor or affection OF
POWER for the time bcing-but anxious only ,
to render valuable service in the discharge
Of their public duty for the public money they
receive i.7!e1aniria Gazeiie.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-24
The following is Published in the n. York papers

The following is Published in the n. York papers.
For the information Of merchants, under
writer's, and masters of vessels, we are re-
quested to state, that the U. s. revenue cutter
Alert, Capt. Nicholas Bickcr, being furnished
with the following signals, viz: Mr.. I.eggetts
Telegraph, New York, Parker's, Boston; and
IIolyhead, England, vessels arriving OH the
coast in distress, or having the misfortune to
be driven on shore, may communicate their
wants or wishes to the cutter by any Of the
above signals, which will be peatod to the
Telegraph as soon as the cutter gets within
signal distance. The object is TO conAhuni-
cate to the vessel at n time when it is impos-
sible for the boats from the cutter to board.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-24

RELIEF TO THE MONEY MARKEr.-We
are authorized to state, which we do with The
greatest satisfaction, that the Banks OF this
city have united in an arrangement by which
the relief in their power to the mercantile
community under the existing severe pres
sure in the money market. We understand
that they have agreed to discount to an amount
which cannot fail to effect this important and
highly desirable object Boston Alias.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED.

Steamer Cleopatra, Reynolds, New York.
Schr. Franklin Green, Gardner, Boston.
Schr Crown, Baker, Boston.
Sloop Anuawan, Biven, New York.
Sloop Caroline, Ash, New York.
CLEARED.
S,hr. Concord, Cart, Havana.
Schr. Export, IIarr, Mobile.
ARRIVALS.
ARR. 22d-schr. Napoleon, Blanchard, from
Ponce, Porto Rico. for New York.
Schr. Golconda, Sears, from Kingston, for
Providence.
Sloop Galloping Tiger, Savery, from New
York for Warehain.
Sloop Herald, Mason. from Providence for n.
York.
Soop New York, Hull, from Providence for
New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-24

! MAssAcHUsETTs. The Wings have ncI,iev-
ell glorious triumph in this State. Gov. Ever
eu's minority will not be less than $500; and the
Wing Electoral ticket ha, prevailed by at least
5000. Nine Wing members Of Congress elected,
and Messrs Adams 4 Borden supported by both
parties. Mr.. Par,nenter v. Is. is elected in the
Middlesex district in the place Of Mr.. lIoar.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-24
Nj

In this town, on Thursday evening lns:, by
the Rev. Mr.. Ely, Mr.. Charles L.. Clifford. Of
Little Compton, to Miss Sarah e.. Sisscn, Of
Portsmouth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-24

NEw-YoRK FIREMEN. Mr.. GULICK, late
Chief Engineer of the New York Fire De.
part,nent, was turned out Of his office by the
Van Buren, City Council, to make room for
one of their partizans, and the effect has been,
in the first place, the dissolution of the Fire
Department, and secondly the election OF
MIR. GULIcx to the most lucrative Office in the
City, by a triumphant majority Of over COCO
On Thursday evening last, an immense pro-
cossion of the people, said to be more than
TEN THOUSAND in number, was formed in the
Park, and marched through the streets, with
music, banners, torches, &c. in celebration
of the triumph Of Gulick.
The New York Express says, "Thcrc were
no bounds 10 the enthusiasm manifested upon
the occasion, and no end to the huzzas. For
hours the air was filed with the shouts of the
people, which burst forth unintcrruptejly,
and in the voice of the earthquake. Every
street, avenue and lane, through which or by
which the procession passed, was as light as
mid day from the numerous torches, Ham
beaux and lanterns IN every part of the pro-
ccsson. IN Greenwich street and Broadway,
while the procession were there, as Tar NJ the
eye could reach, the brilliant illuminations,
conposrd of lights of every device, size, form
and color, was truly effective aud imposing.
The streets aud walks were lined wiran in.
n, nse coucourse of pcplc gazing at the pro-
cession, or moving on with It. The door
ways aud windows were crowded with ladies,
waving their handkerchief in applause. For
a tin,c there seemed to be no lin,it TO the
passing numbers. The rwEsrr.rHaEkt
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Nov. 10.

Clerks Office, Court Of Probate. .Ne,cpoyf,
Non. 18th, 1886.
'THF Administrator with the Will annexed
on the Estate Of John Burdick, late Of
Newport, wharfnger, dee. presented his ae--
count of A Administration for alowa ance:-It is
ordered, that tho same he received, and
the consideration thereof referred to court OF
Probate to be holden at the State House in New
port, on the first Monday IN December next. st'9
O'Clock A. M. and that previous notice be Eivaa =,
by publishing a copy Of this order three sevetal
times, in the Herald Of the Times, for ar per-
sons interested to appear al said timo aud piscw
and he heard.
BY order Of the PresIenf:
MI b. b. ROWLAND, prob. eIG..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-24

.N d Court Of Probate. holden .Nfppor,, Nos
render z, 1896.
.'ENllE Executor on the Estate of Records
Heath, late of Newport, dec. presented
his account on said estate for Allowance.
IL is ordered, that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
ofProbatc, to be holden at the STATE TIoise in
Newport, on the first Monday in DEC. next.
at o'clock a. m. and that previous notice
be given by publishing copy Of this order
three several times in the Herald ofthe Time,
for all persons interested to appear at said
time and place and be heard.
A true copy. witness,
d. r. HowLAND, Prob. elk,
Nov 10
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MEMORANDA.

Al Cloudy Bay, N. u. May ist. Ship Erie
Dennis. Of this port, quantity Of oil not stated
Arrived at Charleston, Sth inst. schr. Branch
Wiley, from Havana.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-24

Court Of Probate, Newport. Non. 7. 1895.
'7NliE Guardians account of the children Of
William Little, Jnnr. was presented for
allowancc:- al
u is ordered, That the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to a Court
OF Probate, to be holden at the State House,
IN Newport OH the lst Monday in Dec. next,
at 9 o'clock, a. M, and that previous notice
be given by publishing n copy of this order,
three several times in the "Iferald of the
1'mes," for all persons interested, 10 sppear
at SAID time and place, and be heard.
True copy-witness:
:, . BIB llOwLAND. prob. elk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-24
Truly yours,
"EILJAii CR SBY, ". ~"
Halifdr, ~. e Februaru l6. 1894
n. J. TAYLOR,
] fS 7hdmes-streef.
Sr-}s Winter esOOGs. iii

TT " EsH0TH "VVsi3. uf--Ia
III f.. Brewster has this day received from
AA' New York, his winter stock of Eng
hsh French & .4moican Dry Goods, whith,
together with his former stock, renders his
assortment complete; purchasers are respect
fully solicited to call and examine for them
selves. Nov. 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-24

10fA kegs Of superior Goshen BUTTER
wv 40 casks Of CIl lEESE. For sale by
J. X. .hticion e. Co..
nov. 3.
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CLOTHS

EUNEY--Northrrn Honey, for sale by
n SHEFFIELD & BESL
Nov. "a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-24
Beck'cith's Anti-Dyspeptic
PILLS.


n MO article of the Kind 3 ever b.rn OF red IN n.
~ pnlic, snppo ted by testimonials Character =,
ne.is We, On q re-" M Respectable, or that has me
Il The ,ATi-nf Pc TIc PILLS have been most sn,
ctssfniy ployed IN almost paiI,t,
dS rder of hc stomach, i,"wrls Liver aud ,p en snci
as hrartbnrn, acid ruCtat aus sea, headarh mi
ana dsicnti Of the tm ch nd bowels, inc pi-nt III
a'Fh n '"h I"nn ice, lanlence hahiual cosiiveness
loss oi appetite, lex irada h ea- Ickntss 2c kc
~ are SAFE aud comfort BILE Apericnf nr en,ar.
during pregnancy aud ii cqneut confinement reliev-
he Hrt ~ the si"iarh ,hradaCh heartburn and ma
~ of the incid niI u afer tinns jtcr,r, n en-
,"a n's ANA ~" other PEI. ohs of sedentary habits,
nnd Them very convenient Ihos who indulge too free.
" ~ III" pleasures OF the rah" fnd srray relief fom
the ~ use f"pp. es ion and "iseDtion which How
taxing the Pis As dinner III, they are invaluable
nose no are drln Ing neiai waters and part c,Isr
~ those from southern Inmates ague aud iev.t 4
tict', VIII mud them valuable djnnct. Those " hn
are rNpos Ia the Weiss tudes Of weatI er on voyages
or journeys can take them all times with re- CT safe
~ in doses they are highly enc cn. and safe
i-b'lioiis Medicine. They seldom or nc yer produc,
sickness st the stomach or gripping.
The follow Ing Tesiimonias OF the claim. of these Pr
I" public patronage, have been select, from, many
Of similar impot, recen ly furnished.
From the RI. Rep Levi s. fpes, ID. d., Bish-
op Of North Carolina.
| "Raieigh, March 2, 1886.
'i'nving for the last three yeas be u Intimately nc
ian'es with John Beckwiih, ot this city, and EN-
Joy eh pofe sona ser ices Ike pleasure in stating
ot ms chaf"cter rs Christ gent e!nan and xpcriS
enc'e Physclnn en Ties his testimony, IN regard the
of the public. Ny exprrr' ce Of The GOOD efrac Of
these Pills, tw" yenrs a satisfies me Of their mi
nen' wine, pnrncniary IN aiding an int AIRED dgeston
ana w"rdinr "f bilious attacks Having been for n Iona
time subj Ct To the arnn recurrence of such ttacks
wars the biz ~ res"u ny for security against them
ahd w very partial success, TO libe al lone.
oT huc Pil ut since my acquaintance with the Anti
dyspepc Pin II Ir. p~ckwth. which he presc rbe in
the lrst instance hmselr hnv. not been under the me-
sslty 'f - ng Nercury Ia Ruy form, bes,drs being
wholly exempt from billions - acks Sew m.n hers
"f my family are experiencing the sume benedsia Ell
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-24
w Nh. s. VOSE.

E INFORMS the public. that he has opened an
II establishment at the corner Of Market-sanare,
where he will serve up Oysters, Pastry. Hot Cot
fee, and many other Refreshments IN the best
style.
Families wishing for oysters in or out of the
hell, can be supplied It all times.
Parties and families also, can have oysters sent
to then, ready cooked hetween the hours Of 4
and 10 in the evening, at "A very short notice.
Call At Market-sguure, Thames street.
Newport, Nov. ~, 1886.
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NOTICE.

q NLOAkS.-Ladies and Genilcmcn's ready
" made Cloahs-pricc from, S3t to ga. this
day received by n. r. BRrws1E ER.
Nov 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-24

he OLOGNA SAUSAGES-rors sale by
SHEiFIELD Bell
Nov. "a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-24
by order OF the Presidenf:
MI b. b. ROWLAND, prob. eIs..
administrator and Commissioners Motto,

administrators and Commissioners Notice.
Ii AVING been appointed by the lion Couis
4 - Of Probate 70. the town Of Newport, c Co,i,.
n,issioners on the Estate Of John B. Lyon, late
Of said Newport, dec represented iasoiv ent, we
hereby give notice 10 the creditors Of said esists,
that they must present their claims To either Of
the Commissioners. within six months from the
daie hereof; and that we will examine the proof.
iouching the legality Of their respective elail,Is,
At the office of Henry Y. Cranston, on the last
Monday in March. April and May, 1887, nr 3
o'clock p. NJ. of eacr day.
PETER r. REMINGTON,
MICHAEL FREEBoRN. Comn,rs.
PARDON T.MUMFORp.
All persons indebted to the above esta,s' are
request ed To maze immediate payment TO
HENRY Y. CRANSION, y1d,t'v.
New port, Nov. 23, 1886.
'HNI!E 81 bscrbers give notire that the time for
u. receiving and allowing claims against the
estate Of John w. Pearcc, Late of Newport, apoth-,
ecary, dec. has been exrnded for one month and
they Will attend at Doct Rowland X. Hazards
office in Newport, for That purpose on Saturday
the Sd bay Of December next ut 3 O'Clock =. NJ.
f.; S::; +: !; / nS:;:::' S:;:S1s: ;;::s:s: c'""
Newport, Nov. 10, 1886.
administrator .Noficc.
A LII persons indebted to the Estate Of
John NJ. Pearce dec. are he rcby inform
I'd that unless they settle their accounts prev
iouS to the first Of December next, they viii
be placed in the hands Of an Attorney for
collection. p REMINGTON..
Nov. 3, 1896 .4dD.'sr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-24

NREE SUGAR--Carthagena SUGAR,
Il the production Of free labor, for sale by
Nov "a. SHErrIELp S BELL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-11-24

4 very beautiful assortment Of nire HbifS
~ y Coioured WOOLEN S1OCKiRG
warm, can be found Al
sept LIST. WM. c. CoI1ps = Co.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-09
New E,tsbii.I,lncnt.

AT ClnPHAN'S POINT. OLwLLL. VI
: VIE subscriber IS Hoe orr0iog r-rY at-
4 ant general assortment Of GOODS, no th-
new BdcA Store, 'ew rcts nwfh ef " tag-
men 81 Cos s'one S,ase, sh.ca be- .GeV isl s4'a
iDs cash, 1' kilds oi ceontl Pfc34ce sf on ~
proved ered.t. lisuBg purchos-d ace not b.
hH goods % auetsoa and By che pacsaEe cod be
ins situated 90 the lake shotc where b- lt sI.s
vriy tnd.ng eIpsnse in esu,nr ln Goose 70 r
Marart-he feels 4 Confidence u saving iha. De-
oil sel Goods rs lav u. ioi, ei ,.au suy d.. rrhsai
10 lhe STATE. lie would invite h.s rra1 re
ihe paAiic eearraiiy 20 "a. aud see 10 them
selves. Storing aud tor~sfoirE promptly at.eu-
dea 70, sua done on The io~es, a.rms.
The bigbeH Puees pad for Sleeps
tets J. M'EWAS
of~~ii Nr' ~, 1855 s6su
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TI.e Popular Reader,
49, - acgYQxAn.

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bs~~ 70 hhs slast.
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I've ~, n,pil,s -,sfi al irsas-
toisei Ire CITY Bloss.-
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80 nshi The ~Patis Vow
I've pie,sreI 10 ,hsss sos 10 f.sl
Rs-.isirsia ny 'st'--
d. far ftosl hef,--ths 10 - rssf-
Bot az ,hsy wsu, oaussn,
ihrss s,ids my tooA, sod t'l'
Mea slo'iouily a'sll"vi
Ter wac told The gu, preferred
Agsy ssS ts'hius frloS
Gy champagne bill al MAJOR Pesi
iua paid the msjors reut'
But 81, 90 heart We, vstal b; 1loc--
The riri, would no, consent
The ether sishi at Mn Moor
Me, Ana Ie,tia Vale
ssid l"wll isks"-I d,oppA ~ plate
Ana f,l, my,slf grew gale
really tbought should b 5lsr
Ths, Aun woD4 aov rsient;
Bot mel 'tws, enly vine she'd tsst--
The girl would bes ecnient
On. what 10 10 r. l1ae, Dear Boz
vast. vita, shall ta ny is1s'
fhsYs bot little 'ino 10 iofe--
I'm alu,os; 'wenty-e'ehii
III he'd shy ground Tor hopa
10 Try sud fssi eositnu
why ~oo', TIE sirs consent, dear Boz
Why vent the xiv, eoussrp
wuL gosFr co@n.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-09
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