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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-06-29
DOF TILE TIMES.

Oar summary Of the proceedings of the as
scnbly is copied from he Providence Journal
and Courier. The room il occupies has ex.
cludcd several articles Of interest political
and miscellaneous.
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Bank Of RHODE-ISLAND.

It'll T. scmi.'nnusl Dividend nj the Bsnk %,
Il Rho'e-Island, will be pnid on and after
Monday, July 81. lS:H.
Juno % S. i. GARDNER. Cnsh;1r.
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The Massachusetts Mining Company have
raised $50 ions of Anthracite since July Ist.
from the vein of that coal recently discovered
near the line of the Boston and Providence
Railroad.
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MEMORANDA.

Cleared at New Orleans, 18th inst. schr
Carollo, for Newport.
Al Appaachic"la June LIST. Brig Chieftain Coz
Zens, from New York.
Arrived ut New Orleans 9Th inst schr Poca
hontas, Knowles, from this port
At Bay Of Islands March 18th, ship Margaret
Wilcox. Of this port, one whale and so bbl.
Sperm oil.
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Commissioner and Executors Notice.
gs'nr subscribrrs having been appointed
Il Commissioners Ia receive and examine
the claims against the esrnte Of Benjamin
Lowton. late of Newport. dec. hereby give
notice that they viii meet Tor that purpose ut
the house Of Mr.. Jonathan r. Aimy, on the
last Saturdays Of June, July and August, at
3 O'Clock p. NJ.
Jon. T. ALMr,
MArrurw CozsrSs, Commr's
BrNt MARsn, Jr.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-.
qncsted to make immediate payment to
SAMUEL "a. LAwroN, ! rrr,
CHARLES LAw1oN
Ne"prr', Jun. < 1877. lnnc q
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The Court House of Suffolk, Va. with n
bont fifty other houses were destroyed by fir,
on the Cd inst.
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lost OR MESCARRIED.

LOST OR MESCARRIED.
A LETTER was placed by William r..
N Loving, Esq. in the Post Office at
Brownsville, Tennessee. on or aboutt the 9th
May, 1896 directed To the subscriber at New
port. r. Island, containing the left hand halves
Of Five One Hundred Dollar notes of the
Bank Of The United States, dated and. mum.
bcred as follows
Oae Cor 500. l.. !. dated ,lh March, 1929 cs
1927. payable at ST. Louis.
One for i 100, 4. 1874, dated 9Th June, 1892.
payable nt NatcheZ.
One Cor 800, n 2i2, dated 2oth Dec. 1884,
payable at Na,chcM
One Cor 600, N. 52s, dated Sd April, 1899.
payable at Nashville.
One for $ieo, p. 57i. dated Is, May. 1885.
payable at Mobile.
! Said Letter has never rescbcd d lis destina-.
tion.-All persons are cautioned against re-
ccivng the above described notes, So appli-
cation will be made to the Bank by the SUBJ
scribcr, to whom they belong, for payment.
DANIEL TISDALE.
Newport, r. l. April 90, Ie37.-3m..
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Juno Q!

A Ill. who have acrounts with J. L. Newton
IA X Go. will confer favour by paying all
or part, "a we are particularly in wan, Of funds
June %.
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A girl l2 or II years old wanted in smal
family; enquire at this Office.
June 22.
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Died,

At Tverton. Mrs. Anna Jonk., wife Of Mr.
Charles jerks, nged % ears.
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Court Of PROBATE, .ifdditfo,r,,, June I0h, 1887.

Court Of Probate, .'fiddl,fo,,i, June I0ih. 1881.
" HrREAs the Commissioners report aud
W Executors account on the estate Of
.iohn .h'lcn, late Of Middlctown, deceased,
was presented for examinatio and allowance:
it is ordered, That the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court,
of Probate, to be holden at the Town House.
in Middletown on the Sd Monday of July next,
at o'clock, p. M, and that previous notice
be given by publishing a copy Of this order,
three several times in the 'Hemid of the
Times" for all persons interested, to appear
at said time and place, and be heard.
True copy-witness:
WILLIAM SMITH, prob. elk.
June %.
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GRAPE C.4.UBLETS.

A few pieces Of good quality and handsome
1A coonrs--an excellent article for gentle
mems summer coats. also few pieces hand
some summer cloths. received bv
John T.. Io,c,Scnd.
June %
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The Rhode Island Republican of yestcr-
day says, among other things. that the Jac:.-
son convention were UNANIMOUS in their re-
commentator Of Pearcc and Spraguc for re-
election-but not q word about The memorial
Of Gov. Fenner and others. And for fear
that their own story should not be believed,
they copy nm article from the New Bedford
Gazette in which it is further stated, that the
"utmost harmony and uNANIMIrr character
ised their proceedings" The article in the
Gazette also contains many other things n
bont Mr.. Pcarcc, which We should notice
more at length, if every body did not already
know there was no truth in thcm- For in
stance, it says he is "jast in ti1endship-in.
.feriJie in iniegrity-tlat he stands fair with
the people of Rhode Island-and that "his
standing at Washington is equally uncxccp.
tionable."
AS an offset in part to the article alluded
to from the Gazette, we copy the following
from the Mercury Of that place. Let the
facts therein stated be denied, if any one dar,
do rs much.
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OTICE.-Al persons that have borrowed
y pals, pals. ar baskets of A,~ subscriber
are requested TO return them without delay.
June 22. CHARLES v. TILLEY
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Administrators Sale

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SH7e.
on MONDAY The ION diy Of Juiy neat, Of
II o'eiork H. NJ WiW be sold at pnbiic ane-
ton. on The premises. by rirtue Of decree Of
M Court 9f Probate, Of the to,rn Of .Ntw-
port,
A LII. the right title and interest which Al
~ exandcr p. Moore. late of Newport,
Physicirn, dec had at the time Of his decease
in and to certain undivided half par, or moi
ety OF land, containing by estimation two
acres. b" the same more or less. situated ip'
Newport, bounded Nor,herly on a drift way
leading to Tayl"r's beach, lsas,rrly on land
late Of Thomas G. Hazard dec. Southerly on
land late of Russel Clarke, and Westerly or,
land of the heirs of Anthony Dixon, dec
Conditions NJ the time and place Of sale.
SAMUEL WnITEHoRNE,. .fdm'r.-
Lhne s..
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NHoIcE fresh PRUNES and LEMON SYR-
" UP. just received and for sale at No 9Oa s.
No. lIS, 1hames-st., hy l.. ". TiUeu
June 20.
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EOCOA NUTS, PINE APPLES, Fill
~ BERTS. eicetera. all in fine order, Just
received, by J. w. EDDY, next north Of the
Perry Factory. June 22
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tops asto the said Mr. y. J p. and that
tn this day neither they, nor their friends
have relrac'ed, nor changed, nor are
they any ways likely toretract or charge,
an ;nta Of that orinion'
J. III" Republican so little in the se-
creis of the party us not TO knew, that
WM. SpRAGrE's nomination was violent.
ly nssailcd IN the Convention bv Mr..
Speaker Atwcl and Mr.. Counsellor
Blake, both Of whom spoke Of him un-
reservrdly as descrirr from the demo
cratic ranks and unworthy Of confidence: I:
that after much twadd!c from two Of
the delegates from this town ,ns to peace.
and har'nony, love, and fratern;tv. the
said nomination was finally forced down
upon Atwell and his friends, to hush mp
difficulties for the moment, tho at that
very time they knew that Sprague had
icnonnced their concern, and scorncd
to he their candidate?
! And is that paper ignorant that Mr..
Amasa Sprague told the Antimnso
committee, or convention, or whatever
You call il, in distinct terms. that his
brother declined being a candidate, and
would not serve if nominnted'
4 Talk Of UNANiMIry!-Why the Kill
kenny cats were Congress of peace
loving Quakers compared to these Ish-
maelites. X. Y. Il.
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ANNIV ERSARY OF

AMERICAN lNDEpENDENC
The Committee of Arrangements for
the celebration Of the 6Ist Anniversary
Of American Independence, respectfully
announce TO the inhabitants Of Newport
and its vicinity, that the Procession will
be formed in Pelham street, on Tuesday
next, the 4,h Of July, ut half past o.
clock, a. m., by the Marshas Of the
Day, in the following order:-- !
Artillery Company, Col. Swan.
Chief Marshal.
Orator Of the Day, and Reader Of the
Declaration Of Independence.
The Ministers Of all denominations.
Surviving Officers and Soldiers of the
. Revolution, drawn in Barouchcs.
Sheriff Of the County.
The Governor and Lieut.. Governor.
Officers OF the State Government.
Members of the State Legislature.
Judges of Courts, and Clerks.
Town Sergeant.
Town Council, Treasurer and Clerk.
Marshal, * Committee Of Arrang ements
Surviving Officers Of the Battle of
Lake Erie.
Officers Of the U. S. Army, Navy and
Engineer Corps.
r,llooto. .ol nn ,.c r,,,n,~,.
Officers of the State Militia.
Officers of the Revenue Gutter.
Mechanics Society, and other Associa-
tions.
Marshal.
Citizens and Strangers.
The procession will move from the
place designate up Thames street, South
side Of Washington Square, down Spring
and up Mill streets to the First Unitari-
an Congregational Church, and in re-
turning, down Mill and up Spring streets
to the Parade, and dismiss.
, The exercises Of the day will consist
as follows -
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Brooks.
/ Reading Of the Declaration of Indepen
/ dence by Mr.. WIN. Henderson.
'Oration by Dcct Thos. y. Moore.
4 The music will be under the direction
Of Messrs. Thos. Stacy, Jr. and Ed
ward Landers.
At 8 o'clock, the house will be open
ed for the admission of ladies, who are
respectfully requested to occupy the
front seats in the gallery, and the side
pews below.
The usual salutps will he fired after
the Exercises at the meeting House, by
the Artillery Company.
/ The bells Of the several Churches, and
the Statc-IIouse, will be rung at sunrise
during the marching Of the procession tc
and from the Meeting House, and Al
sunset.
, Citizens ofthc neighboring towns, and
Strangers, are invited to join the ce|c.
bration; and it is requested that all OBJ
structions which may impede the move.
ments of the procession be removed.
e, WIN. B. SWAN, Chairman.
/, Newport, June Goth, 1897.
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TO LET.

FJNIlE subscriber will now rent his House to n
n good and careful tenant, lo,r, and give inn
mediate possession. W. VAN ZANpT.
June 20.
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FROM A NEWPORT CORRESPONDENT
NEWPORT, Friday, June 23d.

NEWPORT, Friday, June Odd.
The jackson party had their convention
in the Court House last night, and there was
trouble in the camp. As soon ~ they we're
organized a me mortal was presented by one
Of the members, demonstrating against the
nomination of Dutee J. Pearcc. 1t was sign
I'd by Gov. Fenner, at the head, and upwards
of two hundred other friends Of the admins
tration. This was gall and wcrmwood to
Pearce and his pnrty-but he nevertheless
got nomination from the convention, for the
reason that it was previously packcd-the
members being mostly in his favor-he man.
aged it in such a way as to get men there IA
vorable to him. AS soon as the memorial
swas handed to the chairman. a vote passed
(though there was much opposition to it) to
clear tho house Of all spectators. Gov. Fen
ner, Gen. Malctt, and many other Admins
tration men, together with large number Of
laugh-in. your sleeve lockers on in Venice.
were outside of the railing, and we al! had to
bulge. In discussing the merits Of the can
didates, (Sprague and Pearce) however, they
got up their voices to tire highest key, so that
pretty much all that was said could be dis
linctly heard ont Of doors. PEARcE they no
minated because they did not know of any
was half his match for rascality-so Governor
Fenncr interprets it. SPRAGrE they norni-
mated because they were desirous of acting
in unison with the Antimasons-bnt there
was terrible s,reH against him. S. Y. AT.
WELL almost split his throat in trying to con
vince them how impoi,ic it was to nominate
man whose politics were so questionable
lie believed him to be Wing in disguise
ain Gods name," he cried, loud enough to bt
heard nearly half way to the market house
"dont let us nominate a man opposed to the
administration. What will our opponent.
think OF us? ! cnnnoi-I DARE NoT-l WILL
NOT vote for such man! -" These are the
very words But after all, they nominated
him, with this proriso, that if he had moi
changed his politics; and an inquisitorial COM
nittee was appointed to confer with him on
the subject
Our candidates, JosEPH j.. TuLINGuAsT
and ROBERT b. CRANsroN, give great salts
faction to the people generally. TILLING-
HAST is n man of fine talents, n perfect gen.
tleman, and true MS steel to the cause. Mr.
CRANsToN is as firm as the Rock ot Ages
he will make great votc-people have no,
forgotten the conduct Of Pearce towards hin
while he was Postmaster. The day of retri.
button seems to have arrived and the accoun,
will be settled in full.
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missionary uect1mg the brfck tnurcn.
On "Wednesday evening Missionary Meeting was held
in Dr. Springs Brick Church. enable Missionaries
destined for China give valedicory address There
toe-aby large congregation, and the chief pro-
portion was Of the softer. gener better sex. Where
religion is H. Her heart less tainted with inc
inpury ofhis world draws higher the Of all
purity than man. She is creature of faith love
and charity, than he is, and il anayze
feelings thoroughly. in regard the devotion, we
bear to her, there can be doubt but that the deep re
gieus feeling with which she is inbued and which gives
usre her beauty itself is the main spring OF our
respect and homage.
In the pulpit we're the two Missionaries and 9th
er Reverend gentlemen. One entered considerably
into the nature and character Of his mission He stated
that formerly there air Of romance about Mis-
sonary, but that The public understood
itbeuer He had deprivatons-and while they
perhaps, moderated by some, they we're certainly
overrated by othersAll had In their sphere depriva
tons those who said home much those that went
for,hIt the lot of man, and none should complain
In every place. in every house. in every heart there
deprva,ons and trials but he should be ashamed
call his one for carrying with him the feelings neces
cary carry out his prcjec,, these trials others Of
great magnitude, wosld be by him unfet-It il very
simple thng-there nations n.-t know nothing Of
Saviour they require to be relieved from their dread
full darkness; go forth to show them spht-It is
ample thing You think nothing you hear distress
in the city, relieve itYou get up 90 to
the assistance Of those who suffering in body who
are in want Of bread-or sf some ef the comforts
and necessaries Of eNsy, il it is distance you
gs or send relief We do NO
This remarkable portion Of the Missionary discourse
shows clearly thing that those who devote them
selves exclusively to any one object, have idea Of
what passing around them generally and draw their
conclusions according TO the goodness or badness Of
their hearts. Here good man who boldly
asserted that in enlightened, civilized and moral q ty
the emporium Of these great States the charity which Is
preached In pulps is enforced in our homes Had
he lscked around him he wosld have that
son 81 unparalleled hardship and prostratiop had
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-12-09

- INDUCED PRICES Atthe Clinton Lunch. corner
Ii Liberty street and Broadway, the subscriber having
msdehe usual arrangements. ready receive gentle
m~n Boarders by the week. without lodgings during the
wiutrseasop Meals from seven IN the morning unit, twelve
at nigst
NB Oysters In every style game, kc during the seasoa
Ordinary, daily from twelveto lcur. JOHN NJ HEATH
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u X " ID ~ * 5
FIRST PREMIUM
N ID zoe = OR e.
Clinton Hail. No. Beekman street,
New YORK. nI6lms


brown a. Co... One Priced Hat store.
TIE subsc ibers, since the year 1884. have aimed at
FURNISHING the public vita elegant and substantial
Hat OF the most graceful form al the accommodating
prize OF -. They say that their efforts
seen crowned with triumphant TIE Hats
urer by them during the last three moath In beauty
and hnsh any heretofore oared, and snnd preeminen
among those higher prices by the fashionable part of
the community. x4&
They have just completed their grrangem6uD plain
Caster Hat for $780, which in point style and finish
gance OF form and general will compare witt those
OF the highest prices All sales for cash. and deviation
price.
BROWN Il co.
Hl6-3ms 178 Chatham Square Mott St
NOTICE TO FlREMEM
And all others who wish keep their dry during the H.
cemeHt
II NEWELL at 81 Canal street. respectfully gives no
ce that he has succeeded in manufacturing the desired
articlea
WATER PROOF BOOT,
that he warrants To be perfectly impervious water
he enabled 10 sell lin consequence the great reduc
labor and materially at the reduced price Of Ave dollars Pc
pair
Constantly hand Genemens FINE boots from g. % 10
$780, ol0-9ms
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LARGE AND SPLENDID HAv WARE
ROOMS, ll8 and l20 Chatham street, up stsra--s ~
- sTERLlNG oher for the inspection q the public
large assortment ~ Hats manu- ~ iuproyet
principle expressly for retail reduced prices
than the same qualities have been sod before,
Superior short nap b. aver Hats -
beaver md nura DO AIS 20
musk do
fine plain fur do. J So
silk hats on fur bodies ~
Ladies furs, genemsus nurs musk cans.
boys cloth bear, buffalo aud pcy rohs together with
vsriety ofother articles al prices suit the times
200 dosen bats for sale wholesale Country merchants
supplied on favorable terms d5Ins
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NO. iss.
OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE
Iii I'll SIS III
17Y PEARL STKEFT

u PERSONS residing IN this country, who send
for their friends from Great Britain Ireland will 70
call al this Office where they still make
having them brought To this country The subscriber will
SO furnish drafts Liverpool Bank Ireland
may required engage 70 send any amount 10
part OF Great Britain Ireland will only remark
Tie determination OF himself and his friends Liverpool,
that the same punctualy which hitherto
both ~ The forwarding OF passengers without delay
wing all drafts paid the they are will
heretofore, be strictly adhered to.
Applications made either personally letter post paid
70 the subscriber, viii be immediately attended
ole-3m' SAML THOMPSON. 2z3 Pearl s.
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Two THE FASHIONABLE COMMUNITY
u "A CARD.-F WALLIS, having completed the ar
engagements Necessary 70 We opening Of aishionable Hat Is
ENLISTMENT would Inform his friends and the
large, that he Is prepared offer inspection of
those who honor him with visit, article which he
fondIy hopes will he found suited IN their desres
IN appearing before the Fahonabs World manufacture
aud provide this most essential article Of dress and 10 suit
tn the various pscusries Of taste the
proprietor nsbe Of the magnitude Of the undertaA Ing,
but rests, with perfect confidence In the experience he hss
derived during many close and practical
plcaon 10 this most partc altar branch of the business
For the Information OF those who may chose TO favor him,
the proprietor would state his decided determination 70 deal
strictly the CaA Principal The fsciues Of purchasing
the material ertrely as, he weuld
leave the judgement Of deeerning public pesgingh M
that no pains or ~ pense shall be wanting ms artto
the appreciation OF his customers and engaging be
watchfnt 10 anticipate lie would solicit
candid inspection Of the goods OF h preducpon
An Canes, Umbrellas Stocks Gloves
nc, constantly onthand n7Sn. WALLIS. 100 Broadway
ssoHThD Pickles
"A 1000 cases, doren each, halt gallon jsr
1000 do do do do
SOC DO DO do quart do puc % -
superior style, and for sale by
q. il WELLS, ia4 wster &.
clt5m' next door TO HolrS'"@
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HOUSE OF NEFREsHMENT.

III
G TIKI proprietor OF this well establishment con-
nuesas heretofore to supply his with delcs
eies oft he served the quality
the altering whch he public pleased daily
award His efforts shall be, hey have been
TO merit oninuance and his
ationf excellence and accommodation, which has
oag time maintained. n9.lm. ID. SwEENY.
Premium Chenille Hats.
III MRS. M ID. HODGE, Of the Premium Tuscan and
Straw Hat store, $50 Grand ST. having premium awarded
by the Committee Of the Grea Tenth Annual Fair of the
American lnute for her splendid Chenille Hats
ured without stitch she has completed
cessary TO supply those truly elegant Hats suitable
present season. and respectfully invites ladies and merchants
TO inspect the same. nl6-lm'
Plckslay's Peru Wan Steel Cutlery.
THE SUBSCRiBERh has just received and Offers for
CELEBRATED CUTLERY the quality and finish OF which
cannot be which
| The trade. The stock comprises
peruvian STEEL RAZORs with Pearl, Ivory, and
RosEwoop AND LEATHER Seven Day Cases SC contain.
ng seven PEARL ivory, Black Horn Rauor Tor every
SEsGyIAN STEEL DRKs, In greas variety.
PERUVIAN STEEL PEN AND POCKET KNIVES,
with I, 2, 8, and blades, warranted.
Cards containing 2 or dozen Of DIks Penknves,
sorted patterns
Three beautiful mutum in parvop DRESSING
CASES, the most compact travelling eases ever made.
Two splendid Rosewood Cases. each containing So pie
css silver handled TABLE CUTLERY.
Rosewood Writing Desks, Dressing Gases LADIES' Worn
Boxes Military Travelling Cases Dreng RoI Ladies' Cut.
lery Gases, NC. &c. &c.
w. N: PICKsLAY,
Sc Cedar
Over JohHsos Co.'s Putsw<ry Store,
Corner OF William and Cedar
s2l-dk " Son
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MECHANICS EXCHANGE COMPANIES
lVI BANK AGENCY AND DISCOUNT OFFICE, No
- Wast New yorkThe Company having taken the bank
ing house OF Nessrs ~ NJ. Allen Co offer
buying selling, dscoun,ins and collecting notes sad dras
Of the favorable buy ing
ling gold and silver and bsnk generally The
rsa which this Institution have taken giving ample urty
iao the hands Of dnterested gentlemen Of repptson
worth have gained for the most undoubed couhde
mach ~ th,tt checks drafts the different banks
rates the bills ~ the banks which they
all 9mt