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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-13
From the n. Y. Times n Star
REMOVALS FROM OFFICE.

One would suppose IN these time
that our Lucoioco brethren of the typ
had their organs of benevolence great
ly excited. Contrary To their lormcrl
pr,4essed doctrine, ''that To the victor
belong the spoilS, they insist that ih'
vunGnlshed should retain them La
meutaiIous here and elsewhere" daily
bGwail The cruelty ard nhumaniiy Of di.
,csting MIR. Van Burcn's paItl5ans OF
those places which they have so long
mouopolIzed. That sangulnary spirit
which once tolerated 10 want VI conlor.
miy IN opinion with The party is now Ia
med down. \ he Globe and It's affiliated
satellites, which once exu!tcd in the
crIrs Of suffering people, and rcspon-
dcd Ia their complaints, "there is no
pressure which an honest man ought 10
regret" are now shedding tears over the
fate oi those men who have been the in
siiumcnts by which wicked Admins
tatIUn ,ormcnted and oppressed the Peo-
pie. They Who have aided to innicl
Mretchedness aud poverty On thousands
to snatch bread from The mouths %
The industrious and cnterprisng they
whose efforts have assisted To bring
giiei aud misery to the fresdes of the
merchant, the manufacturer, and The me-
chanic, who asked nothing of Govern.
ment but to be let alone-Mcy, these
hcnItless parasites Of tyranny, now say
10 these very beggaicd and ruined men =,
upon whose calamItes they have coldly
smiled, that they must stand aside, thai,
II will be prescription for them to take
the places Of tho authors Of their dis
iic@scs.
For ourselves, we say that we are
gfntIlied by the n,isiortuncs ofno nah
,nls"Iy aud desttution excite our sym
patty, whoever they nfliict among our
fellow creatures. But bad government,
the prturdGaud wickeduess of bad men
~ power, has filed the country with
In"uuIlng aud misery Thousands have
i"it The rIu"l rnch 81 poverty, who never
dIPnfnFd ui want; h"!ruP the destructive |
reg" Ot luro!oc"lsu. Thousands OF such |
worthy, Iun"hi, patriotic HIcn, who would |
lni "a few years since have spurned the
EIf nf Office, are now compelled by dire
Necessity 10 ask the boon OF beng per-
miltrd 10 enier tho Erttire OF the coun.
try. these men hare been the victims,
hni ncScr the vassals ot power. Let I'LL
be gthni,d, then, that Mr. Van Buren's
paIiisaus nuw in office are equally needy |
--"h" 'bAi be- preferred 7 The poor
mau who hes upllcld The guilty rule &C
ou' opponrnis, defended lh,Ir perblcious
mratnrrs, snd usrd the patronage OF
ihriI Offices To retain iD power the wrong
doer Or should We noi rather prefer
that poor nnn-- made poor by tho evil
councils of Van rurcnism-stfuck down
by the blow which has FRUSTRATED The
v mole countfy--that poor man Who, al
hough Irostrsied, had the h"nrs'y aud
he oovIsge 10 resist the oPprrssor, and
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-13
III f RAID OF THE TIMES.

Resoired, That in the prompt and
cordial request made by President Ty-
Ter TO the members Of tho cabinet Of his
predecessor, TO remain in their places,
and assist him in the administration OF
The government, ho gave most sntis-
factory pledge to the people that THEN
just expectations as manifested in the
late election Of President, are in no re-
spect, so f,Y as might depend on him,
to be disappointed.
ResoIred, That the principles of Ma
lional policy and political action rccog-
nized and announced in the recent adj
dress of President Tyler, to the people
of the United States, have our unquali-
fed appreciation; that we tender to him
our thanks, for so explicit and well
timed declaration; that We see in it n
pledge for the just protection and ad-
vanccment of every valuable interest
connected with the prosperity, honor,
freedom and security Of the nation, and
in all measures that shall by him as the
Executive be adopted in conformity
with those principles, we in return
pledge to him our cordial and continued
support.
Resoired, That copy of these Reso-
utions bo signed by the Chairman and
Secretary Of this Convention, and trans
nittcd to President Tyler.
BYRON DIMAN, Prest.
JESSE =. Moss, Scc'y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-13

ed ~ their stead, on Cbuenpee. Ga Thurs
day 'n'' the ships of war have we learn all
lril the Boene, and part Of them viii proceed
to Hong Kong immediately To take posses.
SION OF that island IN The name other Majesty.
MACAO, Jan. 2l, lSii.-Chusau, it Is m.
drrstood, will be evacuated. and no port will
be "pcn to the norihward. The future course
at The opium trade ,h,cs not seem to have
formed subject Of dscnssinn; but we un-
dcrsand opium may he imported into the
new settlement although siiIl conlraband IN
China.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-13

whose bold front and unhought vote have
assisted ,o free the country fom the mis-
rule of our opponents , Certainly JUS
uce, ns well ~ discriminating hu'nanI
~, would both prefer the poor and hoo
esi Wing 10 Tho poor but gully l.oc"i"ro.
II may br n severe aud unplr.an, TASK To
discharge The duty al prricning The one
To the other; but il is II dutg to be per.
fnrmcd-lhs counIry requires IT, aud IT
viii be performed justly. :
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-13
A Proclamation.

\ Vhcreas the General Assembly OF
the State aforesaid, on the seventh day
OF May instant, passed the following
Resolutions, to Wit
/ Uhereas it hath pleased Almighty
God, suddenly to take from us by death,
William"llenry Harrison, late Presi-
dent OF the United States, and thus to
fill with mourning, land so often and
so signaly marked with His mcrcies
and whereas the present Chief Magis-
trate of this Union, hath recommended
to Us as a Christian People in token OF
humility under so great a calamity, and
of our sense Of dependence as Nation
as well as individuals upon our Heaven
ly Father, to observe Friday the four
ieen,h day of May instant, us a day of
Fasting and PRAYER; therefore,
Rcsoircd, That this General Assem-
bly, do recommend to the People of this
State, on that day, to abstain from uli
unnecessary labor and unbecoming rec
reaiion {; and that according to their
several modes and forms of wol ship they
observe the same as a day Of Fasting and
Prayer, by such religious services as
may be suitable to the occasion.
Rcsolrcd, That his Excelcncy the
Governor be requested to issue his
Proclamation to make known these re-
solutions to the People Of this State that
they may conform thereto.
! do therefore, pursuant to the above
recitcJ Resolutions, issue this my Pro- |
cIama'iog, to make known the same,
that the good people Of this State may
conform thereto.
Given under my hand, and the seal
D! said State, at Providence this tenth
day Of May, in the year ofour Lord one
thousand eight hundred and forty-one,
and Of independence The sixty-Gfth.
SAMUEL. WARD KING.
DY HIS EXCELLENCY' COMMANDS: Il
HENRY BOWEN Scc'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-13
DeraI0 Of the GIN c g,
81 3 w p O q Wo
NATIONAL FAST.

We publish below the Proclamation
Of the Goyerpor of this State, with tn,
resolutions of the Legislature, recon-
mending that Friday, tomorrow, the
l4ih Of the present month, DC observed
as National Fast, on account Of the
sudden and unlocked for bereavement
Of our late President, WILLIAM HENRI,
HARRISON. il will be observed, we
doubt not, by the people at large, in a
manner becoming the occasion.
BY HIS EXCELLENCY,
SAMUEL WARD KING,
Goretnor, CopiaiH General and Com
ma"dcr-h.- ChiJ cfhe State Of Rhod.
Island and Providence Piantaiions.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-13

and which We believe to bo the cause u
Liberty, Equality and Justice to oil men
18th. Resolved, that the General A.
.cmbly should have cnli-d tho C"nvcn
n,n 10 frame Constitution in such o
manner as IN apeor,ion the dclrg ates to
the Convention among the several town,
according to popnld,lon, and To give Il
every Ameri~a All citizen as aforesaid III.
right oi voting for delegates aud for ,hs
Consultation which may be proposed TO-
the ratification of The people.
lith. Thn, The friends Of reform il
zach town be requested forthwith {,
rstabhsh an Association, for the purpose
of better organization, for corrospon-
dnnce aud generally for the promotion OF
the objects of this Convention.
10Th. That a State Committee oi
Eleven persons be appointed by this Con
venllon, to correspond with the associa-
ions OF the several towns, and to carry
forward the cause of reform aud Equal
Rights, and 10 call Convention OF Del
egates tu Jrufi Constitution al as vayly
Il day as possible.
10th. That the State Committee be
requested to obtain without delay list
OF oil the citizens in tho several towns,
who are ready TO vote for and sustain .
Constitution based on the principle. Il.
herein before declared, aud to present
the same at tho Adjourned meeting o
This Copveniion.
l7th. That the State Committee be
requested 10 prepare and scnd forth an
address 10 the people OF this State Oh the
subjects contained in the foregoing Re.
solutions, and to report proceedings al an
adjourned meeting.
l8th. That copy Of these resolutions
he transmitted TO the Governor, 10 The
Lieut. Governor and To each member OF
lhe Senate ant House Of Reprc senta-
lives whose attention is especially and
respectfully asked TO the resolution rela-
i've 90 the call of the Convention lor
framing Constitution.
I9!h. That the support aud patronage
of all The friends of reform IL urgently
requested in behalf of the "Ncw Age,"0
newspaper exclusively devoted TO the
cause, winch we have this day assem-
blcd In promote.
ooh. That these resolutions be signed
by the President OF the Convention aud
Secretaries aud published in the several
newspapers through" the State, and
that The publishers be requested To give
them n graIuitous insertion in their re-
sprctivr papers.
2lst. That this Convention, when il /
adIourns viii adjourn TO meet in Provi.
dence on The 9th day of July next.
The following gentlemen Mere then
appointed State Committee in accord
ance with the 18th resolution:
.Ne~poh County. Hon. Charles Col.
lins, Hon ID. J. Pearce.
Proridence County. Samuel lWales,
Benz. Arnold, Jr. W. b. Say ylcs. /
Washington County. Wm. 5. Peck
ham, S, lvester ilnr :.
Kent County. Silas Weaver, Eman-
u,! Rice.
Bristol County. Samuel Allen, Benz.
NJ. Ellsworth. Il,
The band then struck up the spirit
stirring tune of Yankee Doodle, ailei
which the Convention, there being no
further business before it adjourned toI
meet at Providence on the day cele-
bralct "a the National Anniversary OF
Am .firan Independence.
MARTIN STODDARD, Prest.
SAMUEL THOMAS, S....,.,;.
r. II. PECklIAM, N''"''
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-13
STATE CONVENTION.

! The following is The number Of representa-
the Convention, which wilr meet next Noycm
Der to form Il Convention for this State.
The following towns are entitled to sen,
ONE representative each -
Jamestown, Barrington
The following towns are entitled TO sen,
TWO representatives each -
Cranstou, Johnston,
Glocesier Foster,
Bulrillvilc, l.. Greenwich,
Portsmouth, Mddletown,
Little Compton, New SLorcham,
Westerly, w. Greenwich,
N, Kingston, Exeter,
Chnrlestown, lIopLin,on,
Richmond, Warren.
The following towns are entitled to THREE
each -
Cumberland, s.cituate,
Bristol, Tiyerton,
\. Providence, S. Kingstown,
Coventry
The following towns arc entitled TO rorn
representatives each -
Newport, Smiihfeld,
Warwick.
Providence is entitled to SIX reprcsc natives.
The resolutions upon which the above ap-
p,rtionmenl is iormed, will be found in another
column.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-13
WITHDRAWAL OF THE FORCES
FROM THE BOGUE.

On the nigh, of the 22l Of January. His
Esccllency Commodore SIR Gordon Brcmer
arrissd in ,he Road, nccc,epsnisd by .evcral
sLips of war snd siramsts. rhe Enrhsh
cojOrs were JeaiJycd, aud the Chinese plant.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-13

The following account Of the pro-
ceedings of the Legislature, we copy
from the Providence Daily Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-13

GcncrII IGgtnI tIp.
In SESSION, AT NEwroRr-MAY lS4l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-11
III e II A l. ID OF Y I'll r II M e S.

schied. He was now n regular married
man, somewhat gouty, and exceedingly
lasiiGious in the matter Of women, as his
long experience on these subjects had
entitled Eim TO be. He was struck, how
ever, with the noble simplicity of Mary s
manner, and with u beauty which, thosgh
altered in style, time had done little to
snace nor did he know, ill the even
ing was over, that he had been in close
attendance on the little village beauty Of
New Hampshire and the vile Of u Yam
kee Psdlar-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-11

Tho Amistad Africans are holding
public picriings in Boston, addressing
jhejr audiences in both the Mendi and
English languages, and singing hymns.
Adults % cts. children 4 cts. the
proceeds TO be appropriated towards
paying their passages TO their native
country for which they arc soon TO de-
part.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-11

The death of Major Jacob Brown. son
Of the late Maj. Gen. Brown, is announ-
ced in Florida. Also Capt. Garner,
and Lieut.. Gannctt--all Of the prevail
ing fever.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05

The purchase 81 Mr. sIuTay's stock, a1iedio our pre-.
probably, ever oflcrc al any one establishment in vir'
sinia, and as we are very DESTROYS TO reduce the amount,
We are determined TO sell al The most reduced prices A
very large portion Will be sold at and much below coft, FOR
CASH OF good CITY ACCEPrANCEs Country Msr.
chants will be th.red such Inducements as cannot fail To
please. WE X TO MAKE SALES.
We shall use every eIertion 10 give satisfaction tn such
OF MI sanGay's and our old friends as may favor us with
their custom.
Our stnck Of Books comprises the most approved works
upon Law, Medicine, Theology, the Arts aud Sciences, and
Literature.
Many rare English editions Of standard works
In the stationery Department we have a very extensive
assortment OF Paper, Blank tooks, QniIls Steel Pens and
all other articles Ia use in atline, OF ever description and
qualify, sndai all prices.
Music, Music Books, Musical Instruments aud every aui
Gle pertaining 10 that science Will be constantly kept for
sale.
An endless variety Of Fancy Goods.
Mathematical instruments, spy Glasses, Marine and sur.
ycying Ccmpasses, Microscopes, Spectaclcs, Pen and
Pocket Knives, Psncil Gases, Work Boxes and Dressing
Cases, Wiring Desks, Canes and Painting Materials, in
water colois, Of every kind.
Fine specimens Of Paintings and EnsIayiAgs by the best
masters.
In the Book Bindery we have every facility for turning
outthe best work. Clerks gfCOurts, Merchants and others,
may depend upon having theif orders attended 10 with
punciuahiy and in the best manner. All our work will be
warranted.
We are just receiving our Spring supply, aud will con.
tnuc TO keep up a complete assortment OF goods in our
line. ]. w. RANDOLPH & co,
AIR ID. sauxay's Old stand. and. also, for the present,
NH l5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
TO COUNTRY
C. ]. e. m

u - & CO,
sign OF the Saw, opposite the Swan Tavern.
II street, Shockoe Hill,
NFOhIEhs and Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Hard.
s,s Ar now opening a large snd complete assoi fment
VI SFKlNG HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, which for
ASH Cu1 aeSePtanceS OF TO punctual men, they will sell
ala very small advance. Country Merchants ana me
viii md II TO their interest TO calland examine Their Sact
when IN par iscomrrised OF the following oods.
ihbotson's Patent Corn scythes
MaldIou's best east steel do
broad and Narrow Grass do
humble az Aususia's Pattern Grass do
Dutch scytheso OF best quality
Pocket and Pen Knives, assorted
scssoIs, Shears and Razots. do
black and Other handles ""e Dohei
,TPfy AnIvSsa and Forks, in sets of5I pairs, from sl2 to 10
Die Hint and percussion Guns
traces, uAhers, Anyils, Vices, Smiths, bellows
MIN uue ptate, pad and other Locks
mahi, Ht, cut, mill Saw, half round
uaStatdd and other Files; horse Rasps
COLLINS and other Axes
Broad Axes; Nal Hammers
butt Hinges, ali kinds
britannia Ware, Japanedt tin Ware
phted Goods Serman silver Goods
WHs0ns genuine and cVmInon Coffee Mills
sUOA do do
SasL &h"aT, blister and German Steel
Snovels and Spades, Hay dhanure Forks
JACK screws, Shovel and Tonga Fenbarx Ln1i,o,,
neSt bench and moulding Planes
MI. pit and X cut saws
Hand. pannelRndt enon saws
Also, an assortment Of Looking class.s ,Era., fam H..
manufacturer, consisting Of
S"lng' toilet pier and nantei Glasses
Iahlen fhls' and a general assortment Of wood Ware
French Baskets, &c. ""e'
LrseIheT with every variety of staple and a superior as.
~ ~ h oil r anew ERa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
RICH AND Il

H. PRICE has pleasure in saying TO
u his htends and patrons, that be has already received
. considerable PARTON OF bis regular supply Of choice re.
tannr French, German, Eahan, bdia, ard American
Dry Goods, purchased on the Eos favorable terms; and
he, with The greatest confidence, invites a continuance aud
Increase OF patronage.
To those who want the very best Goods that the market
Of our country affords, he begs TO say, thar they can be at
all times suited from his stock.
In addition TO the confidence he Usually feels that he has
the means Of redeeming this pledge to The public, his ar.
ransements Just now are such "a To keep him at all times
supplies with whatever Is new and desirable, a. they NAV
come out, and at prices which he knows will be saiisfac.
tory.
Tine, nor the limit Of an advertisement, 10 not to-day
permit Of an attempt at detail.
no A very great and choice variety Of shawls
Do do silks
- Do do " Linens-alwsys
On hanu. apil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
WorraHi,d Fresh and C,ni6J

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A R1tCHOkE-GIccn Globe
n A~SPARAGUs-Gant or Dutch
BEANS-ISrse AMI small Lima, scarLt Runners, Broad
IsNAP re ,Ns-Early China, Early yellow, Refugee or
B~EET-Erly Hood Turnip Rooted, yellow 10. Long
HooI, Yellow French sugar, wtho shcsian French sl,
BROCoL-Purple Cape AMI White
BAGE. Elfly MAY, 10 Pcnton, ID Salisbury, DO
sereW, Early YORK - Nonparei, iandrctl's Large York,
Enly sugar.oaf DO B~atrrsea, late Bsterses, Plat Dutch,
Drinhoid, Large Iereen p]rumtea- savoy, Globe savoy,
c9I,Td s1yoy &c. pq!eH lor g'sklins
RRlissEtS sPROITS
CELERY -Gani White SOLID, Nonh's Giant Rel
C~ARROT-iong orange, Early Horn, Long siullcy, A.
CREss-C urlcdo or Pcrperrra.a wsrorsnd Broad Lcav.
CUCUMBER-Esrly Franc. Early Cluster. White spin.
oi l1ns G,ec9, Ions 2 ackly Che sn for picking
E~NplyE-Gfsen CURED
MALE hue CurIed siberian, Green cu,lcd Scotch
LErfUCE-Roysi White Head. lee, Early Curlcd Sle-
fa. White toss, Green Coss, Brown putcH
Nutmeg Green Citfcu, P,uc Apple, Malta Win.
WATER MEILoN-Pinest kinds
MUsTARD-whito Medicinal, black. Gcorrn
ONION silver skinned, Yellow Dutch. Early Red
May, Early Frame, 10 Charlton. Bluc Prussan, Dysff
Msirgwfd' Bishops Dwarf Prolific
rEfFER-tsrse nen large Yellow
PARsNlP-large White
PA~RsLEY-Ftnc CufIci
RHu~HARB-undulsed for Taus
RADDtSll-loug Scarlet Shou Tor, Long sainon, White
fufnip, scarlet Iutnip, yellow 10, Black Ersnish
SATISFY OF VEGETABLE OYSTER
SPINACH
soUNsIi-Eariy Bush, orsnse warted, White Crook
Neck
TOMATO-fawe Rel and Ycllow
TuRNiP-whIc Plat Dutch, Dale's New IIybtid, Vel
low Aahesc, Rcd Tor, Ruts Raga
FLOWER ROOTs and sEEDs-A large assortment
POT ai SWEET HERusEEDs
Also many secfis not enumeraicd
ASSN WILLIAM PALMER.
IAURIsON CHANPAIGN-A lew baskets .
VI tits superior Wine, tsaetheI SHb NAVY ciheg popnlar
brands, Ef sale o. TIOS II r. TAHBs
alC-m Family Grocery.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS,
by SMITH AZ AIMEE ga A.;

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
CHARLES M. M,CINNEss-
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
ID Se

HUUsE, sIIN ANU FAINTER,
GLIDER DC
"rshop ne door to the First Presbytsriaa Church. +
Street, below the Post Ofhcs.
RICHMOND, February 22i, 1919
Nm this day, % years ago, the subscriber ariiv OIL in this
City. He is truly grateful to he ..izess OF vitrinia
for their kind Patronage during the above period. That lac
mas gwen satisfaction TO all that employed him he will tot
pretend 10 say-but that he has, TO the greater part " cvin-
eedb 10y a soniinuaHce Ofther fAyors. lie wishes to inform MS
friends and the public generally, that a continuance OF
their orders viii be met with promp;neEs, and executed in
the best m-nneT.
lie would likewise inform coustry merchants In want Of
signs, that he has seasoned boards constantly On hand,
ready prepared, which he can Euish at the shortest notice.
fe Z-dGi g.. w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, WEDNESDAY,. MAY 5, Ie4l

" fATT a. WHITE offer for ale the following
~ goods, 10y Wholesale or small quantity. at the lowest
prices, for cash OF good paper
20 bhals rrme New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars
10 do Clarified Cuba Sugar, The best for family
use, known
~ barrels Crushed 30
.0boIes cheap Loaf do
" do very superior double refined 10
0paekascs Of q p Teas, part extra fine
~ bags mime green new crop Laguyra Coffee
IO do do Rio do
% DO Old Java
- 10 Old Maracaibo
20 shls superior =; Rico retailing family Molssses
obhr prime New orleans do
lutOO lbs assorted Cotton Warns, various factories
tppO 10 well cured Bacon, miidhngs and hog romi
OboIes Lees anu Cpiglie'J soap
~ do Tanow Candles
p do Sperm do
~ do riaIch
10 do sangcr's Mustard
5p sacks bes; Liverpool salt
ITO kegs Nails. assorted
Cotton and Wool Cards
Powder and Shot
Lamp OIL
Iron. assorted
Seine Irvine
Stone Ware
Leading Lines and Bed Cords
ANA constantly on hand, FLOUR. OF all grades. All OF
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