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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06
= PE,AssAGE TO AND FROM ENGLAND,

6N& PASSAGE TO AND FROM ENGLAND,
AKxN IRELAND SCOTLAND, AND WALES, with
passage from the different ports at reduced rates.
be gwen to emgraats by different agents throughout the
various parts Of Europe and Liverpool by MIR Hrdman
OIL the rm being spot
who may be engaged by their friends here delay
Letters will be forwarded and passages be secured
Liverpool by the regular packets sailing the st 18th
sth and 18th of each month"; throughout the Also
London the ls 10Th, and 10th of each month"; by applying
by letter, (post-paid,) or to the subscribers
HERDMAN x KEENAN,, 81 South,
door from Wall st
n B. Drafts be obtained for large or small sums pay.
able at sight the National Bank of Ireland its
or on the Provincial Bank Of ireland and branches apply
ing as above. fei7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06
LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK OLD ESTABLISHED
LINE OF PACKETS.
Sailing to and from Liverpool, weekly.
49, 49, k 80

The inform intending osend for their
Of s4o that Mr. Herdman of the firm there, and viii
remain at Liverpool during the spring and summer for the pur
all the whose passages have been
here forwarded with BY of the ships above
ne-and also that small drafts given their shall
be paid with prompnes Orders from all parts Of the country
will be punctu attended to- and such attention will be given
TO the above for the
guarantee the further patronage Of those who will favor the
dersgned with their orderand in all where the passen
do not embark the will be refunded to the
person from whom originally received For further par
ticulars apply (if by letter, post paid( to
HERDMAN KEENAN,, 81 South-st.
N B. Mr. Herdman will attend agency which NAV be
entrusted to his care daring his stay in Europe
In addition drafts
the different parts of England Ireland and Scotland give
every facility to the emgrsnt whose passage engaged by
here they be furnished wi tn
payable at sight as follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

a. TO LET, the four story FIRE proof Store No lo
Li.erty street well adapted for storage The whole
Aflpart of will be rented low. Possession given mmedi
ately ely; o. Appyto ED sAXTON, Office No. Ii,
iez2 wv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

DIANO FORTES FOR HlRE.-A variety good OF Piano
Fortes he At No. "a West Fourteenth street
tween the Fifth and Ssh at short distance from the
Railroad and can be hired by the month for single
Also assortment OF Piano Fortgs Of various patterns
OF rosewood and mahogany which will be sold al the suuc
wear. I'm cod-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

GENUINE PORT WINE. BOTTLED IN OPoRTo.-
VI Solely imported for the OF inv alds aud connoiseus
Ia consequence Of the hitherto almost nupcrahl dcry Of
obtsi'ng in this country the finest qualities Of Port Wine
the same genuine state produced from the vines w the DIE
tc Of the 10 Douro in Portugal. Mcssrs. Osborn Bro
TIERS Of Oporo, will continue 10 export the above tclc
in Of dozen each, bottled IN Oporto and 10 pre-
vent imposition quarter, the cork Of every bottle will
be marked the inner part with the brand Of the House,
OSBORN
TRASH"
ny which those parties who think worth Will,
obtain and unadueraed Port Wine $50 oc
IN sickness Cor the preservation Of life ,s may depend UPON
purchasing article u from the wine press
and Of the choicest quality that nature capable Of
ducing.
Rcd Port Of the extraordinary vintage OF 1885,
White Malmsey Port do. vintage ia7f Sold by
jas3m. WYCKOFF 4 SCRYMSER, 81 wallst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

A NCIENT JERUSALEM.-Daguerre and Scbron's Great
"A Picture from Paris Of the Cruchxon Mount C-vary and
Ancient City o. Jcrgsac open at the Lycenm so Broad
This IL Of the largest AMI most splendid Ilustra
tons Of Scripture History painted IN the world.
Open from till dusk Admancs, IS ccnis-chldrcn under
~, hail price.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06


kow. Apply to j. SCHUYLER, 81 Courtlandt or 1s
Greenwich-st. MAJ Iw+
49, FOR SALE, in Jersey City, two Houses and Lols
4H Petey fire proof with two good wells Of water
each lot, having about feet of each WE'LL issuing
from pure spring of the best Of water which fails the
drest season.
To be cold bargain and other than that the
owner IS In delicate state of health, and cannot attend to
The business of distlng small scale of making the Eng
ish Gin and GIN Bers and Cordias All
Information given to the purchaser Any wishing fur
tier particulars, viii please call JOHN BASSETT on
the premises Montgomery street. Jersey City Part of the
mac 6teod.
G Ann streets well calculated for storage dry goods
4Sand can be Insured favorable terms To importer
goods or other light articles the above building would be
let at a cheap rent.
Also, offices store No Fulton Lots we'll cal
culited Tor printing Fulton and
good Cellar either Fulton
wines, liquors, &c. Rent low.
Aso Rooms conveniently situated engavers mechan
cal business of geneel nature either Fulton Ann
fell I'm. G. C. HIsCOx io7 Fulton st., cd story
a. FOR SALE.A desirable farm, formerly owned by
choice land situated within half mile of the village of
Newtown, L. and 1--WE miles from williamsburg Ferry There
on the premises good story and half dwelling house. farm
house with barns sheds carriage house. and all other
out badings requisite for the accommodation of
has also extensive hot beds for raising early vegetables
likewise well fenced and every respect good Of
cultivation There 10 about is of young nbered land
very thrifty Also good variety Of different kinds choice
% sucent Tor the use OF the owning occupying
the premises For terms Of sale apply to j. NJ FLINT Pearl
fees Inn JOHN r. PETERS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

L'EMALE MONTHLY REGULATING PILLs-sucbb
been the Of Madame Restcfs Female Monthly n,
guatng Pill IN all suppression rregulsry storag.
the ncnses however obdurae from whatever
duced that they have entirely superseded the various dangerous
drugs and poisonous specifics heretofore used
ofhrsh and peace Madame Restcl the celebrated mlie
and female physician grandmother Of the advertiser first IN.
Produced their use thirty into OF the principal
Female Hospitals IN Europe, and such their astonishing
efficacy aAd that they have since been altogether ap
ed Although mild and safe yet being composed ingredients
acting principally particular functions II s necessary Cor
the married. under abst from
for contained IN the full and rareuar
inside Of each box Price 81. MADAME RESTELLS Prnc
pal Office 100 Greenwich Courtand " and ssl
South Eighth street. Chestnut, Philadelphia.
The demand for them has made indispensable appoin
hon2l agents for their sale They be obtained s
Cherry street Caharne ga Grand street AL
len; ~ Bowery Of Houstonj At the Bookstore ~ Ave
d. " Fair street, Newark, n j.; Dr. John Cady 2ol
Westminster street Providence. X L. fell Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

TRANSATLANTIC STEAM sTIP COMPANY
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
/ETSaTN The steam ship LIVERPOOL, iiso tons
NEk burthen, and $50 horse power, r. J. Fayrcr, r.
-~NLA&4lA ~ commander, ~ appointed TO sail FOL.
From New York From IiperpooL
Iith December, 1880. 10th November, 1880.
2Oth February, 1870: lO'h January, 1870.
Thereafter o the 10th Of each alternate month.
Fare Liverpool thirty ave guneas (Ss3 S3 in the aft and
thirty guneas Gao in the fore saloon including aud all
stewards fees S. No second class passengers taken
Children under ~, and servants half price.
100 tons freight will be pphcaton first to be made
al the office.
An cxpcricnced surgeon accompanies this shin.
For passage fright, apply persoaly by letter, to
JNO, POLLOCK, Liverpool, or 10
ABM. BELL X co. Agents, III Fulton 81 y. Y.
". B-The companys new ship, the NEW YORK" Of
1900 tons burhen, will commence plying early lstothus
aorng departure the 10th Of each month"; 10 and from
New York and Liverpool. nj
A HOTEL TO LEAsE-THE NEW ROCHELLE'
Hun MANSION HOUSE TO lease for Of years with
I'LL the grounds OUT buildings, &c &c The house contains
about SIXTY rooms with ball 50 feet by
feet by Most of the building erected three years
since by the proprietor who wishes retire from the
business The place has been occupied hotel neary forty
years Apply on premises.
On the East River, ~ miles from the city Steamboat
stages every day to and from the city. masIw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

~ TO LET-The house and store No. $3.50 Bleecker-st
MIlN between Amos and Chlrlest Rent to good
liRlow. Apply to J. SCHUYLER, 81 Courtlandt, or 1S
Ixt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06

Sailing from New York The i3th and from Liverpool on
the Ut Of every month.
February is-The UNITED STATES, Capt. J. @. Fisher
March IS-The YlRGlNIAN, Capt Lewis Higgins.
April ls-The SfiEFFIELD, Capt. r. r. Allen.
May Is-The STEPHEN WHITNEY (new) Capt. w
c. Thompson.
February The SHEFFIELD, 500 tons
March The STEPHEN WHITNEY, 1000 tons.
April THE UNITED STATES $50 tons
May THE VIRGlNIAN, $40 tons.
The qualities and the above Sh1s and
reputation Of ter commanders well known Every
will Ne made promote the comfort opassengers aud
interests of The price passage Liverpool in the
cabin, ia the other lines, fixed at $780, with wines aud
oevery description The will be responsible
Tor letter parcel package sent by the above ss for
which bill Of lading taken Fer freight OF passage
apply to STEPHEN WHITNEY,,
SANDS, TURNER, FOX& Coz
disy ROBERT KERMIT. ~ South street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-06
PASSAGE FROM IRELAND, &c.
49, ~ 80 49,

From the wei known reputation OF this Line the
or accommodations provided for passengers consisting Of
every possible comfort and the
certainty of the ships sailing appointed day. it
thought unnecessary into detail respecting the prudence
OF those about TO send for their friends selecting it; and the
Subscriber would merely say that those making
with him may depend the prompness and pnncuaty
being observed heretofore in facilitating the emigration Of
passengers free steamer from the various ports
OF Ireland and Scotland can also be secured Il hardly
to that when those settled for decline coming
their promptly returned to those from whom
received. Apply to SAMUEL THOMPSON
Old Established Passage Office, 273 Pearl street.
Drafts at sight and for amount also be furnished
the Bank Of Ireland, National Bank of Sc tand able
the various Branches Likewise, London, Liverpool SC
Apply as above. fe2s-lm@
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-12

The Undersigned, desirous Of having Q
Dcba,in. Society, or Lyceup. or some other
Institute Of the kind established in town, io,
intellectual, social nnd general improvement
respectfully invite meeting Of such Of ,he
lownsmcn us sympathise w.th them on thu
subject, at Armory Hall, THIS EVENING
Thursday att o'clock, to consider in wha
way the object may be best promoted.
ASHER ROBBINS,
A. Ii. DU MONT,
JOSEPH JOSLEN,
GEORGE ENGS,
T.. C.. DUNN,
WM. ENNIS,
DUTEE J. PEARCE,
i. G.. VINTON,
GEORGE G. KING,
DAVID KING,
J. l.. MASON,
I.J. STEVENS,
II. J. TAYLOR,
&. T.. BROOKS,
Newport, Nov. ~, 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-12
PORT Of NEW PORT.
CLEARED.

ith, bnrk Olive. Peterson, Somerset.
9Th schr CIeaher, Wilson, baltimore.
7h, Alabama, Harris, Apslachicol,.
I" virginisn, burroughs, Havana.
" shin Anli'y Clarke, 'riswold. PnfIno ccsnn,
9th, .ehr. st. Faul Da,bds", Fall River.
ARRIVALS.
TBrRsrAv, Nnv. 5ih.--hrr hloop, IiuJsoa, West, IN
P,oyid,.rc hr New E.Lford I. n. Borden, Brown
for Fall River.
Fanny, Nov eih.--hu. sloop John, Jo,Iin, TN Pro-,
i,cucs tar Albany.
s,rrpply Nav. fth.-Arr. ,loop Hero, spcIInsn, ~
Prov tor Albany.
s,.p,y, nov. sih-Arr. schrs. Tarqrin, Mcrryrisu
I'm Providence inr Bau-pri George Washington, rmk
ham, In Warren fer Nantucket New Delight, Ne u,
fo pry.danc. t,r New B,dofj Industry, Hunt. iron
N,w bedford Tor New fors.
sIoo? Rsrublir. Sou.. ~ DO for do.
g,ttgp-schr vitfinIan, burroughs. Usvans.
WEustspS, Nov. llu.--Afr' sio"p Hichii, hs"'h
IN New YORK
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-12

AnnexcL - u correct lIst oi the oihecrs NJ.
tachcd 10 Tie u. y. brig Dolphin, bound
hence for the cuas, of Africa, VIZ:
Charles ~. Dell, ESQ Commander James
". Ward. lst I.,cutsneni F; Timothy Street.
~ do. ; r. w. Lcecock. Assistant Surgeon
John u. Gibson, Pursct Maxwell Woodhull.
Acting Master n. n. lizard, Passed Mid
shiprnn james J. Barry, Chss. n. D. Cald.
veil. Potter Wager. Jf., Mid,hip'nsn Thcm.
ss N. yeckei ,Csrtsins Clsrh.-tN j. tor'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-12
IL 4 81 q Z 4 g = s /.

In New bedford, 27th ult. by Rev Mr.. Jackson, Mr..
Itenr, Blghtmnn al rairhn,rn, Ia Miss Catherine u.
yconans, iormely of this town. daughter Of the late
hlr. john Yroinans.
In Pawtutkri, on the Cd inst BY the Rev. Mr.. Tan
Capt Samuel ii. Vnson, Of this town, to Miss Hannah
A. WilkiEson Of the former place.
" New York, 9th uit., Mr.. Edmund J. Townsend Ia
Miss Abby n. shtarmnn, daughter OF MIR. Thonns
SheHrnan, all of this town.
In Portsmouth,, on Thur.,lay evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Ross Mr.. Rahnson l.. Vsrker of Mhdletown,
to Mi.s Julia Peckhs, daughter Of Samuel b. Peckhan
Esq. OF Portsmouth.
In Providence ON Tuesday evening 3! inst. Mr. Sam
uel D.. Wmkev, vi the firm 0f Wnkley II Kcndal, 10
Miss CIarindm L.. daughter OF David Andrews. ESD NIL
Of r.vidence.-Mr. Geo. w. Hayward, TO Miss Julia
Ann g. burrows, both Of rrovidence.--On "Wednesday
morning last, Mr. Clarke w. Capwcl to Miss Nancy "
Angel, both Of Providence.
In Warren, ola "Wednesday last, Mr.. John Con Snlis-
bury To Miss Mary Ann Luther, daughter Of Mr.. Job
Luther, all Of that town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-12

In thus town. IN the 3lst ult, Mrs. Rebecoa Ausiin
" ldow uf Mr. jaime, Austin, aged 62 years.
In Portsmouth, 25th ut Mrs. Hannah Rey noh's,
" dor Of Ira REYNOLDS ot opkinton, and daughter OF
P,leg Aln,,, E,a. of Purt.mouih, aged 81 years.
III Warren on Thursday fnornn: Inst, Miss Elizabeth
Of Mr.. Andrew H. Reed, aged ls years aud
months
H. Bristol on Tuesday Sd inst. Mr. Thomas p. Rich
m ond, ~ the 3Oth ycur Of his nge.
Ia Providence on Saturday evening Inst, Mrs. Waite
n sthLnn wife Of Chpi. Joshua Rnhbun, in tho 69th
\ car OF her ago.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-12
,u,HE REsuRRECTION ON FER.

yuyHE REsURRECTIONO On FER
u SIAN PILLS.--Thess valuable Pills
rese from the greatest weakness, distress aud
suffering to q state of strength. health and hap
piness Many there are who have ssa m thsiv
hearts, ibers ~ no help for ioe, who have bsea
raised By them To pristine hoath and visor.-
They as,uredly have healing virtues, which no
other medicine in this cosn,ry possesses. E,asy
individual has found, aud will continue 10 nnJ
then, to superceds the necessity Of any, and sse-
ry other medicine, which can be produced IN
America. IL the purchaser does not hnd thcIu
TO be superior TO any article advertised IN tho
public prints, for The diseases mentioned Oh tho
LARGE bill, which accompanies each box, when
taken according to the directions. their mcncy
will be refunded, on the reipp oi tho box We
discard the idea Of Publishing long list Of GER
ufic stes, or putting them inio use by PnbIrh'hs
eolu,nn IN each periodical. uealI-. on tl'o
prominent diseases. their symptoms aud n'anns'
Of cure. a history Of the medicine, together with
many valuable certificates FROM ph, slcfaAs aud
others, tho authors Of which may be called upon
or reiorred to by written conin. M r"'nn, esn Ice
obtained gratis, by calling on any one oi Tho
agents. Let no one be discouraged howe,.s
dcspairing their ca.s nmy Oe. unih they ha-
tried the Persian Compound For tha mot ne
,,.daIou. hn,e bcep Obliged 10 Acknowledge is
superiority w qucu'hs o'""sss "ho" u" o""'
medicine could reach. 1hsy are ths cie~t.a ~
49, well as the best medicine ,p use. Price 6s
csnis per box, con, aiming rs plii- ball b"A. 81
cents, containing 30 pills, wnh bill, NC. 1hs
use Of one box will be more con, inc'sg than
volume of certi6c atss.
ln removing diseases. the ll.rcan, ''tandreth
L,ans' aud I omnto rill-, the high II, lsd r"n-
lceas, Cathoiieons and Afca"is.is bow 'he" h.aas
IN humble reverence, tu the supreme eseei's"'
ccs OF tho Vegetable ps'sia" Con'pesnd. -,
| For sal. by N. fRELB0RN. Nswp0n; ID
cha. ba,k,s. M,dds,own. John iirdls,, fofss-
mou,h; stephen Csrpeniar, fallrnsr; o''ef
I,,ek. nud 4 bomas " hns. Tiverion; Ismss
Cb.,.vlio. Wicklord; Johs Blown, f.. Sr.."-
v,.b, pnJ A. =. AJie. bB Market -. ireu-
d.ucr General Oihcs Of T.. Chass Go. agents
Tor Amercs, Arcade Hall, bsau'o-s'. koshv,'e''
Uu. !.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-12
MEMORANDA.

Arr. a. Chsrc,ton, 9.i nlt. .tLr. woieoi,. Nor,hup,
I'm New Orleans
cid nj New York. 81 INST, brig caspian, sva'.y'
hsrl,.ton.
Sid ~ Rotterdam, ,s,h INST, ship wnl. Bng., Zoe
br New Yors.
Arr At Gh,rl,.ton, "a insi sthr' Csro'ns, ~'n'i"~
n, this mort.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-12

MISS ANDERSON'S SCHOOL FOR
N1 YOUNG LADIES, il how opcn III Mill
street, to continue without vocsiion, un,A
April. Instruction viii be given in the Lnt,n /.
French, and German Languages: Gcoms,y.
Algebra, Natural Philosophy Chemistry, Phil
osophy Of Natural History. aud drawing; To.
gether ith the other braire hes Usually iaught,
Terms iron, S6 To $40 per quarter
Newport Nov. 5lh. IS4O.-6w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-12
25,OOO!!
PENNSYLVANIA.

The greatest uncertainty and doubt
have hung over the result in this State,
until within the last three days, when
official returns were received ut Harris
burg from three OF the four disputed
counties. viz:-.Armstrong, Potter and
Warren. The only county now in doubt
is Mexican, from which the Van Buren
party claim $50 majority, which the
Wings have generally conceded them.
Taking Mexican nt this number, which
it is believed will be materially reduced,
the majority in the whole Of Pennsyl-
vailia, will stand rs iollows:-
Harrison, 25,495
Van Buren, e5.257
Wing majority. 208.
It.is probable that the mail Of this
afternoon, will bring us the Governors
Proclamation certifying the returns.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-12

ANOTHER RAT LEFT THE SHIr.-Ma-
jor Lewis, late fourth auditor, n highly
respectable rat in Office, it is stated, has
left Washington for tho Hermitage. He
has sided with Major Eaton, and bid
ndieu to Van Burenism. Neurly all
the strong friends OF Generul Juckson,
who were so at the time Of his coming
into Office, have gone over to the lIarri-
son cause. Amos Kendall aud Isaac
Hill are among the few cooked hats
left, aud they hang on only for the three
Bs-hread, butter and bitters.--Har,r.
sonidn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-12

, 1t is said that the President Of the
ni'ed States arrived in New York, on
he day Of tho explosion Of "he last
card" since which tine nothing has been
seen or heard Of him. Oh! the Magic
ian. Caught sin his own trap"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-12
NEW GOODS
RECEIVED Al
JAMES HAM MOND'S,

j n ~ - - IL "A Ih WI YIN ~ -
...V Z-..
French Thbets and Moienos,
Habit cloths and Broadcloths,
AIpines and MousseIine de Laincs.
Fr,nch, English and American prints,
Printed Sdxony. ans R,ssn plalds,
Slawls, ildkts and Scarfs,
Silks. Sitins aud Muslins,
English and American flannels,
Whitney and Rose Blankets,
Bonnet silks and bonnet velvets,
Garnl,ure Bonnet Ribbons,
Broadc loths and Cossimcrcs,
Orange and Scarlet Figured Flsnnels.
A very general variety of mourning articles
Home made Flannels aud Plaid ditto,
So aud "a Sheetings--Countrrpanes,
Shirtings-neu draws aud vests.
Linen Damosk-Dlapcr and Nanklns,
English aud Gro dc nap Morenos,
Worsted Dsmask and Moreno,
Wors,cd and WOODEN hose and gioves,
Colored aud white Jean and Drilling,
Cut and uncut Velvcts,
Fancy cap materials, Sc. Gc.
Oct. l5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-12

QcrRv.-hn old mnIl says shc should
like TO know "who the dickens this Polly
7icks Is that all crcatlon's making slch y
r, n,pu. about"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-12
Stoves at Cost.

INHANKFUL for pss, favor.. g. hoping for
continuance of,he same, ihu subscriber
would inform his customers that his sior. will
be open from . A. NJ. until 4P. NJ. through
the Fall and Winter, and that he will soil as
low or lower than any one for Cash only
JOHN Il. TlLLEY.
Newport, Oct 30, ISi0.-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-12
LOST.
R. LOCAL COMPANY.

Il. j. GOAL COMPANE.
NOTICE is hereby gren.thnt in pursuance
~ of the Charter, the shares Of the delin.
qucnt Stockholders OF the Rhode Island
Coal Company, will be sold Il, Auction at the
Salus Room OF William X. Franklin, No. Is
Broad st. New York, on the 20,h day OF
January next,,o satisfy all assessment Of Two
dollars per share, due md payable ut the Of.
ice Of the subscriber, on the I3,h inst.
by Order,
q. r. PETERS, Treasurer.
Portsmouth, X. l., Oct. 18Th lSio i I20
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-12
WINE DING Up.

YNIlE subscriber expecting soon 10 leave
4 the town, nnd wishing 10 be able, lshoatJ
i've ever rcinrn) to look every man foll in the
face, would iniurm his creditors, thst for all
deu,spds ngainst him he will bs happy TO sx
change ION siglh.) Gold, Siiper. or Bank rags.
as shall bcs, suit their convenience or tastc.
ARTHUR A. ROSS.
Newport, Nov. S, I640.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-12

Administrators Notice.
rl,llE f. subscriber having bchn appointed by
! the Hon. Court of Prubite Of tho town
OF Newport. administrator o. the estate Of
Hannah iIcn,haw, late of Newport, slngIs
woman, decreased. requests all persons hav'
inp demands against said estate L. present
them for settlement, anh all those indebted
Ia make immrd,,te payment 10
PETER p. REMINGTON, Adm'r
Newport, Nov. IL, 1910.
IL n 7orn .,irtiing kOIdcn IN .NtrpoH, 'Nor
2d. lct0.
NNIIEREhS, II has hceone a comn'o''
w practice with thougI,lcsr lads To maxi
boniires IN The public streets und square,
aud whereas IL Is extremely annoying as wei
~ dangerous
R,soirei. That the several C"nstahlrs ~
authorized io arrest all persons who shall be
thus guilty ~ a breach of law, thu, ih,,
shall be lawfully punished. md that ihr con
stables enaoerJ IN this duty shall be paid io'
,b,,, services on, of the Town Treasury.
The above was ordcrrd to be published ~
all the papors ol ih's town.
4 tue copy Wines:
B. Il. ROWLAND, Town Cierk.
Nov. 5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-12

The Governors Thanksgiving Pro-
clamation will be found OH our first
page.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-11-12
Military Sunragcs.

IN nearly every precinct Of Middle
Florida, il is stated in the Tallahassee
Star, the troops in the pay Of the United
States attempted to vote. "We are in
formed" adds that paper, "that at the
precinct at Chattnhoocho, in Gadsden
county, about 60 Of them marched up,
and OIL their votes being challenged, un-
deuook to take forcibIo possession Of the
ballot boxes, and threatened 10 rote as
much as they pleas:d-wheiher the judg-
cs liked it or not They wcre all ruth
drawn rom The protection of the settlements
for the purpose Of sior,ning The polls =
The same night tho Indians attacked n
settlement in tho same county, some ten
miles of, fired upon MIR. Manning as he
stood in the door Of his house, bul forlu-
nately missed him. He, together with
his family, fed through the back door
and escared. The house was plumber
ed, aud provisions, clothing and money,
and much property carried off"
Suppose the Presiden, had his stand
ing army OF 100000 mon