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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-07-16

CH,RAcTERlsrIc The Federal Loco focos in Maine
recently burnt Gen Harrison in cffgy. They did the
thing of Mr.. Madison, and Mr.. Reuel Williams,
Van Buren, u s. Senator, assisted in the out
rage.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-07-16

The QurET HUSBAND, by Miss Pickering author Of
Nan Darrell is the title OF novel, in two volumes,
just published by Carey & Hart, Philadelphia and
for sale al Taylor's.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-07-16
HOLLANDS LIFE OF VAN buren,

SEES, 81 a , 5. per keg of gallons
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-13
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, JUNE 10, 1910.

CLEARED,
Big Tribune, Dearborn, West Indies, William Mason
s. Co.
schr. Rubicon, Newman, New Haven, by Rutherford
& Hurlbut.
schr Coque,te, (new) Gait, africa, Peru, VIM. Wal
lace.
Schr Premier, Jarvis New York, master.
Schr ANGELA, Kimbal, Wilmington, N. c. Master
Sloop Eliza Ann Everton, Elizabeth City, N. O. mas
ter
SAILED
Last evening, schr Joseph Hankey, Paddon, for st.
Marks
ARRIVED
Barque Bauiel Webster, Munson, days from New
York, ballast and coffee, to z. w. Bruno & Son
Brig George Culver, 81 days from Madeira, wine to
VIM. G. Harrison
Brig Henry p Sumner, Tyler, from New York Came
into the Bay company with ship Saratoga from New
York for Richmond. Also ship from New York for
Baltimore
Brig Catherine Delano 50 days from Rotterdam, mer-
chandise and passengers, to B. Buck s. Son.
Schr Rocester from New York to j. Mankm
Schr Theodore, Rowland; Ia days from Ghey's Fer
~, ballast, to the master
Schr Palm, Crowell, 7 days from Boston, assorted
cargo, to Thomas r. Matthews
Schr Tarquin, Sparks, p days from Porto Cabelo,
coffee, hides indigo and fustc, 10 f. w Bruno Son.
Sehr E. Dorsey Peterson 20 days from Porto CabellO,
coffee, indigo and hides, to VIM. Howell K Son.
Sehr Hunter, Par, from Havre de Grace
Schr William Penn, Myers, from Havre de Grace
Schr Eliza Ann Myers from Havre de Grace, flour
and bacon.
TBrg Choctaw, Nickerson, cleared Boston for Bal
tmore, 10Th inst
schr Nimrod, Terrell Baltimore, sailed from Prov
idence, r. /. 10th inst
schr Mandarin, Hughes, cleared at Charleston for
Baltimore 9Th inst
PHILADELPHIA, June l2-Cleared brig Washing
tou Barbados
Sioep StatiTa, Baltimore
Arrived ship Henry, (of Portsmouth N. ID 30 Gays
from Liverpool with 10 passengers
Brig Finance, Is days from St. Jago de Cuba
Brig Antares, Is days from Fernandina, Cuba
Schr Ann, days from Halifax. Passed, bound IN an
Am. brig, and scT supposed the Lien Lett schr liar
net, from Baltimore, arrived night before
Schr ]. w. Caldwell. days FIN Baltimore
NEW YORK, Juhe ll-Cleared schr Nicholas BID
die Baltimore
Sailed barque Edward, for Baltimore
BOSTON. June IO-Cleared brig Choctaw, Baltimore
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DIED.
Mr.. Ioaeab Kirby, in the 55th year o

On the 9th inst Mr. Joseah Kirby, in the 55th year
his age. .. IS yo,r w I,w
renson and daughter OF n sTe ei i @an
Al Chestertown Kent county, Md on the ON inst. az
ter short but painful illness. Capt Benlamin Eieeh.
wood, highly respected and worthy cii1ch VI '"a'
place. a., .,h;,s, Mrs Fl;zaheth
Whitmore the wife of Revolutionary Soldier, aged 70
wears Mrs Whitmore was born in lI45. she was 9
,nber Of ,he Lutheran Church for rs years. lived an
exemplary life and died in peace She was the mother
Of Ii children, 80 grand children ana 80 great gIa sa
She was confined 10 her bed for the last ten years
AT Caldwell, NJ J. I'd inst, Jacob Kent soioier Oh
the revolution, aged 81. r-h,;,
tsnher Van Arsdae, patriot of the revoiunon' ageo
IS years. ,-.. -. n, id EocLer
At Canajoharie, N. Y. on the 5th ull. DAWN
ESQ., first Judge of the county of Montgomery.
AZ Vernon NJ Y. the It'll inst. Col. Lawrence Schooi-
craft. soldier of the revolution, aged so years.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-13
AUTHORIZATIONS

Per Brig Catharine from Roterdam-3s3 bags Coffee
Oelricks LuTman lbs do to A. Schumacher; los pipes
Gin for Chareston las pipes Gin ORDER D casks Mud
der do; IS hampers bottles, do; l39 boxes Merchan
die do.
Per Bremen Brig Ferdinand from Bremen-l8 pack
ages Merchandise; 200 boxes Cheese 20 kegs Butter 1913
boxes clay pipes; Is barrels Henings-to Rodenwad &
DdieT.
Per Brig Empressaro from Galveston-i00 bales Cot
ton bundles Skins to r. Fl. Williams; I54 Hides, $40
Horns to Geo w. Krebbs; box Specie to J. McGeim.
Per Schr Shakespeare from Ponce, P. R.-e6 hhds Su-
gar; Is bbls do.
boxes Sugar.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-13
MARRIED..

At washington. on the 9Th inst. by the Rev. Mr..
Brooks, Mr. James H. Briggs, to Miss Mary Z. Brad
burn, both of Alexandria ,.,..
At Washington, on the 7th inst by the KEY MI. w Gu
s,er MIR William E. Huntingdon, formerly of Baltimore,
to Miss Sarah E. Sipple, of the former place.
In Frederick, Md, on the It'll inst MIR. Joseph Cra-
mer, to Miss Susan Roderock. ..
Al 81 Georges Church, Schenectady, N. Y on the 50
inst bf the Right Rev. Bishop onderdonk, Rev: WI
liam Henry Waiter Rector of said Church, to MISS FL
len, eldest daughter ofCapt Waiter l. cochrah'
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-13

FINISHING TACKLE.-Just received
h sortment of superior TACKLE consisting of
IA and Joint WALKING STICK RODS
g. and 5 HALLE RODS
g. and Ash built FLY ROBS
so, 100 < $50 yards SILK HAIR and SEA GRASS
LINES
SILK, HAIR and GRASS LINES, furnished perigros
Common THREAD and COTTON LINES, furnish
ed per ARTIFICIAL, FLIES, all sorts
gros Gut, Gimp and Hair SNOODS
Virginia, Limerick and best Kirby HOOKS, by the
1000 or otherwise
SWIVEL'S HOOKS, furnished complete
Aiso-A general assortment of WOODEN WARE,
Irvine and Gordage, BRUSHES fall kinds, for sale at
very reducedprices by DUKEHART & co,
I0l l-2 Baltimore street, between South & Calvert
ss Country Merchants and others invited TO call
Thankful for past fayors, they solicit share of patron
age. ma II
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-13

GtTONE WARE.-The subscriber has on hand
y and intends keeping large and general assortment
of very superior quality STONE WARE, which he Of
ers for sale at the most reduced prices, fer cash APP
proved paper Country Marchants and Others would do
well to call and see his STOCK they could fail be
ing pleased. He has also assortment ofhis PATENT
PERCOLATING FILTERERS, article all families
using the Hydrant should have, ceanses the water
from all exit aneous matter, and renders that which was
before turbid, clean and peIucd as spring water.
-Orders delivered in all parts of the city, free ofe1
pense r. w. BROTHERTON,
ieI2 6m Pitt street adjoining Hartford Run.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-13

IL TION.-This Institution is established upon
permanent basis and has Office in North Charles St,
one door from Market ST.
Persons holding the Notes of this Institution can at all
times have them redeemed in Baltimore Bank Notes by
presenting them at their Office between the hours of A.
M. aud P. NJ
je II 3m
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-13
-CoMMERCTAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE PRICES CURRENT AND REVlE"
OF THE MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK EEDrNO ON FRIDAY EVENING, -
June l2th, 1870
Office Of tie Pilot and Transcript,
wcHANGEs-

There has been but E.!e a0thg in foreign Exchange
this week We quote on London at 10 l3s perez
DOMEsTIC.-Sight Drafts on New York Il a At per
cent premium, on Philadelphia per cent discount;
Virginia l per do; North Carolina per cent 40;
Charleston, par Cincinnati per cent discount; Mobile
II per cent do; and New Orleans per cent do
PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-13
PASSENGERS

In the packet ship Samson, at New York rom Lon
don-Mr. B. H. Asosteu, and two servants, A. Raud-
TORT; N. Royoley Of Hamburg Col. r. X. Loring of II.
b. NJ. Army; Vim. Tessey Thomas ID. Rier, Esq. lady,
two children and servants, of z; Mrs. Dr. Thorn
ofTroy, and 1870 in the steerage.
In the brig Isabella, at New York from ST. Croix-J
Comre w. l., Boxer, Esq Messrs. Ancelere, Marisolb
ana E FinIng.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-13

NEW YORK M.4RKET, Thursday Evening, June IL
There is no change in Flour. Genessee IS not plenty
and goes off at 81, STATS, and Oaio &c 50 ,2oa5o
No change in Corn Rye. Fourteen hundred bush Hi
nois Wheat sold 100 per BUSH Money stscks are
better to day. European Exchanges very heavy
The sales of Cotton are about l0OO bales at STEADY
nTices,
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-13

~ R5a Gennessea,
New Hork,.--.'''t' }4,25a4,H Ohio Southes
Philadeiptka,. 4,5Oa4,e 81 Small salcs ?
Wilmington, ...4ySOa
Alexandra, ......... 4y96a4,62
Georgetown, ,50a
RICHMOND. .........4, 37 no sales
Fredericksburg. -. .4,25a4,SO
CarIeston, ..,,,,,...: e ,55 H-S ~
Savannah,. ,Ooa
Mobile, ............5,e Oa5,25 fair demand
New Orleans. ......3.62A
Louisville. ......... 3,l2a3,25 stock light
Cincinnati ........ g. 9Oa3 90 Dull
Pittsburg 2,75a3, 90
Wheeling. .......... 5000
Detroit. 3,25a36O
Cleveland. ........ .3,5Oa4,OO
Buffalo,. J,75a3,6
Rochester, .4,Soa4,2
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-13
USE ~ rs.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
Corner Of Baltimore and Calvert sfTests.

THIS EVENING, June ID, 1910.
Tall Attraction and Grand Combination of Novelty and
Taent!!
The Projectors have the pleasure Of announcing an
engagement with the famous
MONS. BIHIN, the Belgian GIANT,
The aIlest best proporoned and strongest man in the
World!
The celebrated DR.. VALENTINE, the Humorous
Deineator of Yankee Eccentric and other characters
and Mr.. J. K. KENDALL.
Phrenology by Mr.. Coombs.
Fancy Glass Blowing by Anton Heidnch
QU-Saloon performance to commence at half past &
O'Clock precisely
0G-Tickets to Saloon amusements, (incuding md
scum and Giant so cents; the Museum only to sec
the Giant, 25 cents.
lS7-Children half price.
tGt-Hours to see the Giant from II A. M. to r M-
and from half past to half past 9 in the evening
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-13
DUKEHART'S VARIETY STORE,
No 1Ols BALTIMORE STREET.

=
(B ween South and Ca vert streets,
wv HERE can be had, on reasonable terms, The
Wv following articles
Sweeping, Serubbing, Shoe, Tooth, Weavers ann FLl
ler's BRUSHES
Round, Square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, hand
somey lettered
WillOw-b basket CARRIAGES
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy balls, common Tops
Baskets, Washboards, towel Rollers
Fishing Hooks and Lines
Hay and garden Rakes
Lime or Lemon Squeezers
Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread Trays, cake Boards, and rolling Pins
mudIers; Spoons
Lamp Wicks, assorted; candle Wick
Cane metal Stays Reeds and Gane suitable for reca
makers
Plough or leading Lines
Parour and kitchen BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
Wooden, cassnett, and Cotton
Hand and fly Shuttles: cabbage Nets, &c.
Baltimore, 5th month, 1910. June Id.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-13
PRICES OF STOCKS, &C.

Reported for the PILOT & TRANSCRIPT every Saturday,
by Jesse r. Peters, Stock, Exchange and Commission
Agent, North West corner of Market and Norm sts
n,IAHORE Irne IIfh-
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-13
CUSTOM HOUSE RATES OF GOLD.

RATES ALLOWED IN THE CUSTOM HOUSE FOR GOLD COINS
AS PER ACT OF CONGRESS OF 1884, FIXING TIE VALUE
THEREOF.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-13
RHoLEs.aLE PRICES.

All articles which pay either ad valorem spe
cic duty of more than 90 cent on their invoice cost
are entitled rnd,nfnn of 10 n.y. aa. az tho oycese
The amount of the excess now deducted Is two-hfths
| AIIIM-rDuty $50 cents per evil
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-13

DRIJCS-Drues coppefas, per cwt; cam nor, refned
md crude free blue vitio A. oil of vilrol cts per
il: essences 25 per cent alum so per cwt; castor
oil As cents per gallon; sssar Of lead cents perln;
saltpete crude free; refined cts per -; onef ran
cIes l2laf6.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-13

To the Voters of Baltimore City and County.
ih7-The undersigned takes the liberty of announcing
himself as a candidate for the Office of SHERIFF, at
the ensuing election In thus offering himself to your
sufages he respectfully SELECTS your support; and
should he be soforunate receive majority your
voes he atters HIMSELF from the knowledge he has Of
the duties of the Office havng served Deputy for the
last eight years. and still being the employ of the pre-
sheriff. will enable him TO give general satisfac-
ton. ROBERT WILSON.
mao rs
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-13
HIATTRAsSEs, NATTRAssES, HOT NAT
TRASSES.

YUNEIE subscriber has hand most extensive as
III sortmentof MATTRESSES of every description,
such as HIa Straw Husk, &C. &C., and above all new
and excellent article called ELYSIUM MATTRASSESs
which for cheapness durability and cemfort unsur
passed by any other Mattresses now in USE Persons
wishing purchase would do well to call at the Bedding
Marts N. E. and s. w. corners of Lombard and Light
SIS PR ma I-dtf
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-13

LA w NUIICE. : -
ANHA5. H. PITTS & JAS. E. STEWART, sfttoT-
~ nes at Ldo, have removed to the office in Fayette
street, few doors of St Paus street, opposite Bar
NUNS Hotel. They may be found at all times durini
business hours when not engaged in Court, or absen
the city In the absence of either of them, the
ther will attend to the business of the Office. ap u
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-09
OF the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser
MOBILE, March 23d, 1910.


SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION !.-.
UTTERABLE AGONY !-NEAR.
LIZ ONE THIRD THIS COMMU.
NIFTY In MOUKNING!!!!
When the heart is overburthcncd, il
seeks relief by pouring its tale ef sadness
into the eur Of sympathising frends.--
Listen
The greatest and most important Wing
gun that has been fired since the nomi-
nation Of Old Tippecanoe, "the log
cabin and hard cider candidate," went
off this day in Mobile.
1t is supposed the ignition was caused
by spontaneous combustion in the hearts
of the people. The destructive effects
of this sad affair are bey all prece-
dent in "tbese diggings."
Our charter election has just closed.
We had to elect mayor, eight council
men, and eight aldermen-in all seven
teen and ofthese seventeen, the Wings
have elected fifteen, to wit the mayor,
the eight common council men, and six
of the aldermen IIale's iWhg) ma.
jority for mayor, over Hogan, Loco
Foco) about two hundred, and the en-
tire Wing council ticket is elected by a
majority of about two to one. Last year
tho Loco Foco mayor was elected by a
majority of three hundred and fily-three,
and the Loco Focos elected five Of the
eight aldermen, and all the common
council What a change is here 1t
is sample Of our whole state, and
we will send you the entire piece, rs the
moi chants say, " in order" next fall
Tho planters and gentlemen from the
country, many of whom are now in the
city, swell the tide of our rejoicing, and
assure US that they will do their part
next fall. They do not express the
|, shadow Of doubt of the total regenera-
ton oi the slate-aye, of Alabama the
most benightcd of the Loco Foco ant
party-tidden states IN the Union-rot ex
/ ccpting even Isaac Hills vineyard. -
/ Count upon VS. with as much certainty
as the records Of the past. Alabama il
descrting her idols.
/ Iluzza for the hero Of Tippncanoe !
II his name is tower Of strength 10 th'
patriot and every true lover OF his coun
| try.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-09

The Republican is full Of extracts
from various quarters, to prove that Mr..
Buchanan never advocated a reduction
of wages-and occupies nearly as much
space in its columns US that Centleman's
speech does in the Globe. If the Re-
publican realty wishes tho truth to be
known, why not publish MIR. Buchan-
ans lchole speech, as contained in the
Executive organ, the Globe, Of Feb. Sd.
If they have not an Extra of that date
we will furnish it them provided they
will enlighten the people with the speech
in full-and let the Lnboring men and
others, Judge for themselves whether
MIR. Buchanan advocates reduction o.
the price of labor or not.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-09

The n. Y. Post which differs from most OF
the loccfoco papers, inasmuch MS VIII some
times take back SANDER when u cannot
hello it, thus rc,rsc,s ono Of the foulcst OF the
foul fnlschoods which have been manufactur
ed against Harrison:
"A letter Of Gen. Tarrison's has been
published, from which II appears mat ~ our
remarks on the subject Of his attempt to m
,rodnce white slavery into the State Of Ohio
wc did him some unlncniionnl injustice
The letter is dated Dsc. %. 1921, and ap'
pears to have been drawn forth by newspa.
per attack upon his course in the Legislature
- ,e,,,ion 10 the same law. We arc glad to
soc ,ha, according to Gen. lInrrison's OK
nana,ion Of tho matter, neither he nor the
gou,lcmsp who voted with him. were IN favo
or selling human bein,s for civil debt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-09
with undiininished ardor in the breasts
of their posterity II Prov. Jour.
From the New Haven Herald Extra
GLORIOUS VICTORY!
The People hare Triumphcd.

"Rejocc-rejoce. the victory is oursr ~
Enough is known to insure all Auspicious
day joyful consummution The question
is settled! Thus has the great compai gn OF
1910 opencd--thus it must close. Connect.
cut has sustained the mighty shock of the
kings forces with a firmness and galantry
never to be forgotten.
Here was the Presidential battle ground
here the destiny of the whole country was
staked-upon the issue Of the struggle de-
pended the future triumph Of Van Dure and
his destructive measures, or of HARRISON
and REFORM! A change of policy and q
change Of men is dccreed. CONNECTI.
CUT has said il! CONNECTICUT has
done it! A hundred guns and thousand
cheers for old CONNECTICUT!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-09
MEMORANDA.

Brig Emelne, Heath Of this port, Is dsys fm Boston
for Galveston. wns spoken 2lst u lat 81 lon 63 with
loss Of rudder yb b ON, DC. wanted 10 assistance.
Cid at Apniaehcola, 18th ui., sloop Lark, Draper.
Havana
Arr nj Mobile, lsih ult., schr Hannrh Boss, Boston.
cd AT New Orleans, llth ult., seh'r Sarah Helen,
Chsce, Mobile.
At st. Augustine, 18Th uit, scr Lurana swa,ey rea-
| dy fpr Havana
Arr NJ snvannsh 29rh nit brig Poland, Gardner, Ha-
vana-,'ld schr Eagle Wiley. Havana.
/ Arr Mt York, lsi inst, brig Florida, Phillips 10 de-
from Aphlachicoia-3d sch'r ociava, Wecdsn, Is d.
from Mobile.
Sailed from Wilmington, lat inst, brig Echo, i.awton
Ba bndoes
Sailed from Hsvre, LIST ut, ship Palestine, Littleneld
/ n Orleans
Cid ut Havana, Goth ult., brig Caspian swasey, Mo
bile.
II Heard from, Off Valparaiso, Dec. 9Th, ship Corinth
an, Paddock. Vi New Bedford, NO oil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-09
What SIlrew dncss !

The Loco-foco Republican Of yestcr-
day, contains the following article, dis
played in large capital letters. The
Wings have long been well aware Of
the secret movements Of the Locos-
though they are, nevertheless, very
much obliged to them for now dckno,r-
lodging what they heretofore have been
accustomed to deny. What Judas
the editor of the Republican must be.
ips" WHILE THE FEDS ARE MAX
ING A NOISE, THE DEMOCRATS
IRE WORRIWG SECRETLY But
SURELY"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-09
iror the Herald Of the Times
Mr.. Editor,


Mr.. Editor,
have always heard that it was an
cr;l bird Mot ,fouied lis omn nest" In
Yesterdays Republican | observe m
article, containing an extract from the
address Of number of men employed
as block printers in Fall River, address
sed to Messrs. Andrew Robeson & Son,
in which their presen nj suffering condlti'
\ is fcelinrly descrlbed-and even state
1T to be worse in this once free and hap
py country, than is the condition Of the
same class in England, from whence
they came. Ii seems by the remarks Of
the Republican, that the address was
called forth from the circumstances, that
/ Messrs. Andrew Robeson & Son were
| about reducing the wages Of those in
their employmcnt--owlng probably to
! the irresistible necessity of the times,
which has no, only destroyed all profits
| on the manufacturing business, but has
! compelled from one third to one half OF
those engaged in the business TO suspend
operations altogether, to prevent the ru-
! in of themselves and families.
\ 1t is stated by the Republican, that
the reduction Of the wages Of the block
printers, at Fall River, is entirely for
political cfieci--as il is snid TO be un-
called for by the present state OF the
manufacturing business, which the eIpe.
ri,nced and intelligent MANUFAcTURER'
of the Republican say "is kno'cn 10 b.
: quite profitable now IN comparison ,rd
irhat IL las been jor some time past. y
Probably he of the Republican allude.
to the effect produced on his own species
of " manufacturing by the late 'ssu'
of five millions Of Treasury notes by
MIR. Van Buren,, with the power to &c
Issue them rs often as the manydcfur
= ING of lalschoods or votes may rende
necessary.
II 1t is well known to the public, TIM
Mr.. Andrew Robcson, with the sxcep
tion of his being a loco-toco") is
G man of honorable character and Of he
c neyolent feelipgs-anG that he would b.
one Of the last to make his business a.
. engine Of op, rsssion, to favor the view
of the present administration, Of whlc
- he has ever been an efficient Importer
1t il hard that Wing paper shoul
g be called uron to defend the motives
a supporter OF Martin Van Bnr'n fro'
= the uspersions Of hi. own par'y-hn'
'' is probably owing to Mr.. Robeson's hig
= character and standing, which has lc
is tie man of the Republican into the err'
" Of surprising him to be a Whig, and the
:, charging him with being guilty oi ac
~ Of oppression, which have hitherto bee
so'ely confined TO the present Fed
e. Executive and iis minons, and who HAY
;r already set the example of rodnc't
? wages, on the specie standard principl
by cutting or 25 cts. each day from u
'e pay of the daily laborors employed
s. government in New York and other vi
o. ccs-whils, the immense salaries OF 9
y 4 OCO dollars, enjoyed by their superic
=, in office, remain NJ they were, and ha
W even increased in some instances sin
er the present session Of Copgre's
nsa But What a compliment 10 The intel
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-09

A genuine democratic republican convon-
ton. is to be holden n, Providence this even
ing, and If the Newport delegation arc fair
specimen of the members OF that august
body. II will be one Of the rarcst exhibitions
Of dsin,crcs,ed patriotism on record Out
of ,bo,, n dozen mcn,bers-two are Custom
House officers, one Pest Master, one deputy
Marshall, government contractors, &c. NC
We hope the boa,mnn ot Tivcrton will be
,bcrc also. and all such worthless, that the
people may see fnr what purpose such cTea
turcs are commissioned by government.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-09
Court of Probate, .Ntupor .ipril 4. lsi0.

Court of Probate, .NtUpor' .dpril &, lsiO.
a pplIc,rioS was made for A Administration
~ on The Estate Of Capt. John Read, late
rf Newport, dec.
It's ordered. that the same he received nn'
the consideration thereof referred to Coui'
Of Probate, to be holden at the State Hou'
in Newport. on the first Monday III Ma!
next. at Q o'clocka. IN. and that previous no
tice be given by publishing cory ct TINS or
der. three several tines, III the H'rdtd o
ihe Times, for all persons interested TO ap
near at said time and place and be heard.
A truo capy-N itness,
april 81 u. iio"hANn' fr'' Nik'