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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-19
Wlitfhcll Ser aserfdlfehrr.

Gurd Die unermilpete Wohfamfett Der pcs
liiei III es gelunaen ben terlidtigteu N t.
fd Il, Grs@ongrc69liee uuc 8erfillder am
@nre habhaft 81 nsreen Gr purbe in Dlpus
treoL Sanaca, geflnSen qcncmmen, jecrh
uld,t cbne aroee Dtube. 2ll6 Die poli'eDbe,
amten inn ndhe pnren, iprang er aus bem
cberen 3beie eines 51aule6 uno flitdltcte I'D,
unh bem Ct qamrsuce SluB, in pelchen or
hineiu fpron9. Ter Beamte nerfelgte ihn
uuo brcbete ibn i'm Wafer ,u erld,ieBen wrnn
er fIdl nidt aufliefere. Diitfdra 5cg aus fets
nsr 3af5he Elm SnneeI 8anfucteu ,u oem ges
lauf ron $4,000 Ghaler uuo fd0te, ries fci
uleS mas er beii6e, parf es pcn iIdl in ben
Strcbnr uno fa9te "jeRt feuert, id) bin BEE
reit ju lterben," Sn oieiem 2hgsnblid FAM
Gins ieiner 8rsurce nit einem Boot ihm CUR
Nillfe uno nabm ibn aut nab einem Gilanry
no sr uon BEN pcliSepbeamten 9efangen purs
be- @r III jest i'll 5tCtten auf ielnem g1ege
nad NeuDort mo er fein ecbu fur feiue Spies
bubereien empfangsn miro.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-19

Gin franj6fTfdcs 3rauers
fpie Gin junaer Wann in paris, hate
Gd pafeltit in eiu junars 6rautn5mmer pcrs
liebt uno Elm gerfpreoben nit chamber in bic
beili9e She 81 tretenJ plr Der nddie Shritt.
"a dber bic @ltern aus unbefauuter llrIad,e
bdgegsn tparell 70 ipurbe oies oereitelt. Der
jllnac Mauu ourd, bieie Grmittelunq gereiet
entfd,c6 fIh Hadle ,n llben, nno es gelauQ
ibm aud, fcine @'eliebte gu be0e9nen, uno ihr
cine RuaeI ourh oat soeri su idjiceen. Tnh
tielcm IdlcB er id) ieIbt cine Su9el burd
cen Gcpf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-19
Gruec aSnIcrAmtb.

9Nir oerncbmeu, eaB III tem n6roIid,en
WdiTfIprt neulioh lebr piel Gdacen eurd
cine lSaferfutb anoerid,tst murre. IS
ldieint oaB anf raielbt felt eini0er 3eit mi.
aemein piel 0ie9cn 0efaneu ilt. Ter @cIum'
bussTlue icl sipci Weilen brett seprfeu Ieiu.
Ter Shdoen lit fir jett ndlt sl beredneu,
lcll ober lebr grce icin. 9IIles niecere Qdno
oem Tlus entIana lrn edn5Iin unbraudhbar,
uno fehr oele gebdupc, &c. nit fort9cri0sn
pprben lrin.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-19

Sn qNrcpieenc, 81. g., hielten pcrigen Cams
flag erjenigcH, tpeldle etnerfreiinuigen 9Iiiss
csbnHng oes Stimmredis in ciefeHI Gfaate
9anlfie finr, rins preiefFcu uno braietsn hisrs
anf einen aanien Sdfen anf Der SefFerirns
Gbene. = Eiefe nethmcnbige 9i0itntirH hdtie
lauaR eefdehen unO jecer idiporen fpGen,
nlehi che miecer Elm giIIeu 9leallteef etTen si
relien, hiS be6 BE ieEigeu id)dnclidsu 9Bahb
aesEs 9lhcecs Setanre rernlAici fitr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-19

Gin @orrefpcneent Res NeuDcrf Gcmmers
cinl fagt, oaB bic @rinouna Ssntaft poreen
ici, oae man nit einem Saaccn eis 9uft mad
iecer beliebiqen 3ihtIng onrhfahren f6unc.
Sin Experiment oieier 9Irt purbe uellid, in
ct. Gsnnis unteruommeH. Ter 8aarcn
purhe in Der c6he ppu $50 9)irts, pru eeu
I'D, eariu beftnoliden pFrIcneu, nah allen
Nidtunaen, se9eH een Winc fcipchl ats NIT
esmlelben, bewe9t Wadu piro balo msbr
bieuen boren.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-19
@ebetmntsp6Ue @erfd, no n.

@eheim 8srfdl nj rs
bun q eines Srittigams -@s piro 9emsls
bet, oas in Baltimore Die 8erbeirathung ci;
nes jun9eu Wannes, Ndmene SEQ e. Cpws
rira, nit elmer jnnaen Dame, beliimmt mar
anf pcvletten Dienita9 peuScgen 81 peroeH.
2lIIes mar oasu beRelt nno bon rem plar
oernbreoet nadt boI5oaensr @ermcnie, cine
Nelle mad, Stsn ocr,ilnebmen. yladleem
iid Der gfeeiqer nuo Die 9elaoeneu Gtlife tes
reits oerfammelt hatteH, aena man nab oem
tritbauIe bes jngen Gbmning, I'M fidi nad,
fcinem }IuSbletben gu erfunoi9en, cbne ihn
bort gu finocn. Seine S1od,Seit &IeioaHg faH6
mdn uuaeltcrt nno Gin an sincm Gerwaneten
9erid1teteu Brief in elmer Der Ialthen, in benz
er meleete, eas che Der Brief erDfuet ieL er
ilh in Der Gwigteit betnoen iplree Shne
biries bate man ben Gag nldbrr nrdl feline
Snnoe pen ihm erbalten, un3ead,tet Der feras
fllti9lfen giadfuhma. gr irll cinen QutcH
@bardftrr 9etra9cH habeu, lno man iueis BON
feiuer llriddle fir feiu 8enebmen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-19

Ter 0ewart 2Iopcrriler fa9t, oos in eem
melfli6en 1heilt bes Stdat6 JieuDcrf Dor
ungefdbr fnnkebn Sahreu sine 3aueysi ron
400 9fer an 1000 5balcr perfauft rurce.
Ter @i9enthnmer ceier pIantaid,e bat eies
ielbe i'm sieles perbcGert, uno bat ole Sums
me ron I40 900 @baler. ole ibm edftlr duqes
bcfen wuroe, ,urIdgenieien. CieS (Iue Die
Sclgeu elmer 9uten 8erpaltuns.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-19
Cine beut(cbe Semofrattftbe 9etttln9
in SNnrriehmrn.


ttntsr,eid,neter hat bds gtatIidement ee5
"gdterGanessq SO dd,ters," cine
seutGde Demcfratiihe 6arrifcn 3eituu9,
ive!He fctrn bel fuuf Sabren BON Srn. Sol
gbrsnfriee, III Garri6bnrg, heransgeaeben
ipnrce, fiuhih an Gd1 asbrad't, nne riro bis
snm I6ten Sunp bic Seranesabe jener 3ei'
iana (eIbif lternebncn. Wrnu rintqer leiuer
Freunee 1T bielem oeer een angrin;eneen
6anntiee, aerne cine bentldle 3situn9 urm
ssibe Ger Nfeeierune su hdben wtnid't, 70
fam or anf ben "8dterlancssWidlter' fub'
fcrituen, wenn er feiusn Gamen in eieier
Erudersp ldst, welter ibm fceGnn nit Der
pslf isce @edle reaeImdsio iiberfanrt rpsr'
oen miro Der Gublcripitou6pssi5 it blce
sinsn GbaIsr ces suhrs, lit 9crans5ssab'
O. 81 GSdoe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-19
GcntnGn.

3obh q. 2bcmpfon, 9Bbia unc uidlt Rim,
caic, if in eem W}ercer Ciitritt ermdbIt. -
Jor. Spelcp, gBbiq, 1T fur ben riilrft tpels
der i'm lcBtsn @cuarrs ourd, e Sd1ercb Milis
dms repreieniirt wuree gemdhlt. E. ScDo
1T pierererwiblt. Die DIFFERENTIATION i'm
ndhlten @cu9re6 ipiro ieir, IL Demrfraten
nno 2 4ofe Npfee.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-19
Nflnbnmn.

lie @abl fir filnf @or9rsB Gjliecer fins
bet mcrgen, cen 20ftcu oiclcS itatt. Slt bic.
fem Staat miro burd eiu GienerdlsQifet ges
itimmt. 3u9Ieid'er 3eit ioa audi aeftimmt
peroeu, oh ferncrhn eas GicneraIs roer oae
NilfriftsSpfiem an9enommen pereen Gcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-19

Tat1d,e Totet. = Cine adns neue
2lueaabe BON falfhen 5nmf Ibaler Siefcn auf
Die 8anf pcn gRdmiu9tou uno Sranepmiue
hat porioe @cdbe ibre @rfAsinung bier gss
madt Eiefe falidlen Sipteu iiuo nit eem
Suhiiateu A bsseidnef, eatirt cen 4teu Tos
pembsr 1889 mo ,ablbar an SO. 9. ina9as
uD. Sad, cen Worfeu "Searer uno @as
ftier" it tei iseem Der punft O. meagetafs
fen. 0ds lNapicr uno bic Tameneunters
fhrften fTne fthledt nah9eahRf, I'm ubriaeit
fno abr bic 9icteu tpohl easu berethnet eaS
publitum III betrigen. Waau raFe saber auf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-19

Gin Streit fdneA abgemdd,t.
Sim soften pcrigeH NPcuots 9eriethsn sfrei
perfouen oHf eincm Eamrftcct in Strsit.
unb nad riHfm fnrSeH @efrdlt mari einsr
zen anperu iiber @raro, peldes eriranf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-19

Gie 9eleegebnng ocn 9ieuDcrf hat fcf9en,
ecS Gieies il 8e3u9 auf meeijiulte nnO
ebirurofd1e proriS in bieiem Staate erloi'
fen "Sfeiue perlcu, eie pom guelauoe
fcmmt, ioa cher 2Irsneifuuoe ooer @birureie
betrsiben, big Ts pen Der StaatsslRsoifalS
GiefHfhaft eraminirt nuo Iicenirt ipcroen
1T uuo fciue bon einem auoern Stadte
fommenSe Beripn fpu eber 9lrSneifuuoe ener
@hiruraic betreibeu bis fIs cine 9Ibfhrift liz
res Dirlcms in Der SduntY @lerfs Office
no pieielbe fpohut hat eiutra9en laiTeu, une
bis fe Der mcoiciniihsn GeIeIfhaff oiefes
@luntD5 biulduQlid,c 8erpeife ihrer 0ualiTS
fdticr ucraeIe9t hdf, pber BON ibren Geufcren
eraniin.rt uue gut 9ebeiseu rprroen lein mag.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-19
Ofhpncsasfnnb.

Die GjeieB8ebuu9 ocn 3hcpe 9elano brdh
nor etlidheu 3agen, nadl ciltcr Sibun9 ppn
swei uno cirem baiben Gag, nuf -Dos 2Imt
eiues 6Ieictssbers cGleIblt 1T oemnab uidlt
febr prcfttlid1g
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-19

Ter 9idtb. Sgle, Gin W2it.
etieo BED @rngreses bon Sonerlct @auntp,
itarb an ieiuer Wchnnn9 am ucrieeten Wlcrs
tag Gr mar nrdl IN Der 8iuthe finer Sahs
re, uno penniplpanisn tviro fein S,infdeirsn
flIhcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-19

Or. @Dptt-.gs heiet bas aauic 9i. 9,crs
fcr een teriidtigten Or. Dpett aus Der urfas
DE ans eem 3nd'thatife parncnirt babe, cas
nlf er ihH ais 8inani Hathaeter aebraud,en
z0uue. Eem Dcstpr (tiue EdiHpIdifers mers
ben nun bale uafsr rielen tImltdnbeH pieoFr
ssn GircnIaticn ffin.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-19

znys ecEc Hufc 9efdnbisFeiS. - Gjeeen
Tazfea su febrsieH Hne sur Hamfthen 3sit
<iHs s2eie peR $500 IN Der BaHt Hntgr pres
5flf Iieafu sn hdben. sims CUTE nrfadie, Hi6hi
1sasr 1raEED
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-19

Ecuer. - Sin fcbr nerhssrences Neuer
bradl ucr eiui9en Taaen IN Der Staot Yieus
9lcrE ane, ueldes @igeufhnm sum Nefih
rru l0s,o00 Shaler se9lieste
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-19

glnereas 3atlcH Calhoun, ppn 9sen Sglfs
ans, wurhe neHlih angeiIagt uun fduIhig az
fitnfen sinen Ched bon $50 ~ 1850 Tbaler
aminhulelH.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-19

qsripnt Brisfs rieiben eas ssr. gnrfer, gae
fd,ler pcn Der brand, 8anF, pes gfaaie
eBferalsu burgeaauasn fei, uRn n 600 1bas
ler unfgenemDlfn hnps.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-19
9OipamDo @amf.

lie Totsn eieier 1nnf uerncn ecn Der
Mannfafmrers nnc WaehanieS gant III pbis
lacelpbia eiigeIoet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-19
Grnenruns curh BEN @eneral
pe { met ter.

Gharles 9rcrel, 6fa, dl6 pclmciller fur
bic GtaDf 9lraoina, al Gle GteIte pen Cams
asl 1litter, obeelegf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-10

THR RRPoRT OF THE SECRETARY OF
THE TREASURY was submitted to both
Houses OH Thursday, and will shortly be
published. The National Intellig gencer
says, that "i explicitly recommends The
establishment q a central fiscal institution
having the leading features ot National
BANK" The Report is said by those
who beardif, to be much more perspi-
cuous than those Of his 'il'ustrious prede-
0essors' and exhibits a state OF affairs
thst is any thing but na,tering TO the late
administration. The Secretary states
that
Balance in tho Treasury, Jan. ],
lei0, was s3,663,Os3
Receipts in tho year 1910, 25,s50, 500
Expenditures same year, AIS
Balance in the Treasury ,Jan.l,is4i $685.
From the LIST Of January, 1897, to the
4ih Of March, l84l, there appears an
excess of Expenditures over current
Revenue Of THIRTY-ONE MIL
LIONS THREE HUNDRED AND
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS!
"Tbus and to this extent" says the
Secretary, "within the last four years
were the expenditures pushed beyond
the amount Of the revenues. They were
made to absorb the surplus in the Treas
ury and the outstanding dobts due the
United States; so that the Treasury was,
on the 4th Of March, l84l, exhausted
Of its neans and subject TO heavy and
and immediate liabilities. 1t was alrea-
dy burdencd with a debt incurred 10 time
OF peace, and without any adequate re-
sources, except the authority granted by
law, to augment that debt"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-10
TIE SHIP WILLIAM BROWN.

A slip from the Boston Courier gives
the following:-
Farther OF THE WILLIAM BKowN.- -
Schooner President arrived at Cnsiine
4lh instant, from st Peters, Miqnelon,
via Sydney, c. B., brought three of the
crew Of the " illiam Brown, who, with
Capt. Harris, the second mate, one
lady passenger, and three other seamen
were saved in the small boat. The men
were badly frozen, and one Of them viii
lose both feet. They were picked W
by French fisherman on the sixth day
after the ship went down, and landed u
St. Peters on the 9th ult. While they
were in the boat they had but half d
biscuit and t,ro needle cases about hall
vino glass; Of winter for twenty four
hours. The names of the men which
arrived at Cas,ine are Thomas Huff and
Charles Leg Of Philadelphia, and An
drew Ager Of Copenhagen. They sup
posed the mate and his boats crew tc
be lost, as they had bu, a small quantity
Of bread and water, and were in the sit.
nations in which they left their berths.-
Captain Harris aud the lady passenger
had taken passage at ST. Peters in the
schooner Chlde Harold, Damon, fo'
Boston, aud were left at Sydney about
the 26,h ult. The Childe Harold has
been supposed to be lost, having had AZ
days passage hence for St. Peters.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-10
June 10

Court of Probate, .lfiddieioun, My ~, 1911.
nN the petition of Samuel Coegcshall, Of
" Middlc,own, in the county OF Newport
and State of Rhode Island, stating that the
last w III and Testament of Rcscomc Cog
geshall, late Of Mansfield, in the county OF
Tolnnd, aud State Of Connecticut, has been
proved and approved by the Court of Probate
Tor proving Wills III said district, where the
dec cascd last resided and died, and that the
said Rescome Coggeshall had at The time ol
his dccense real estate In MlddletowD, where
on he said Will may operate, and that The
said Samuel CoggeshaI Is Interested in SAID
viii, aud PRAYING that the certified copy OF
the said Will and Probate, under the seal Of
said Conrt accompanying his petition. may
be filed and recorded in the Probate office IN
said Aiddleiown, pursuant to the act OF the
General Assembly of the State of Rhode
Island, entitled "an act providing for and d.
rccling the manner Of recording Wills pro-
we'd without this Stale," and such other laws
and usages as are applicable to the premises.
Said petition and copy OF SAID VIII being
read-lt is ordered that the same be re-
ccivrd and the consideration thereof be re-
terred To Court OF Probate. to be holden al
the Town House in Mlddlctown, on the third
Monday in June next, at two O'Clock, j. Nj
aud that previous notice be given by publish
Il ing n copy OF this order three weeks success
sively in the Heraid Of The Times, the first
publication whereof shall be thirty days, al
least. bc.o-c the time assigned for the con
sidefalon thereof, for all persons interested
TO appear at said time nnd place, If they see
ht, and shew cause if any they have, against
The filing and recording the same.
n true copy-wi,ncss:
| JosHuA CoGGEsHALL. Pro. Clerk.
/ Nav %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-10
The most popular Summer Bevc.
rage is

The most popular Summer Bcvc-'
rage is
WYNN. BROWNS Sarsaparilla Compound,
w or Silver Top. This celebrated sum
mer beverage has at length found lis way
into Cheshire county. We have tried 1t and
mud it oil 1t Processes to be. u is rccon'
mend"d too for It's chcapncss, "nbnu' one cent
for n hail pin, ,umblerm-.N H. Ssntmd.
| WM. BROwN's SARsAPARILLA COMPOUND.
/ The most popular, the most pleasant, the
most wholesome, aud one OF the most power.
rul purfyers of the blood. Every body is
praising L., aud all are IN pursuit of II. See
that you get the genuine, aud call ior W IN.
Browns Sarsaparllla Compound. The artl
Gle is for sale by all The Grocers and many
of the Druggists in Boston, Salem, Worccs
ter, Lowell, Springfield, Hartford. New lln-
ven, New Bedford, Fall River, Providence,
Portland, Bangor, and most Of the country
towns are supplied.
Dealers are supplied at the manu'actnr-
er's prce by all the Wholesale West India
Goods and Druggist Stores IN Boston.
| II is the cheapest preparation ot Sarsapa-
ria now in the market according to the
quality. Price 80 cts. n bottle. including the
soda. No ona can doubt its efficacy after
examining my new steam apparatus Tor cX'
tracing the strength from the root. And as
further evidence sec certificate OF MIR Fes-
senden.
hereby certify that within the Inst two
months have prepared in my mill, Tor WIN.
Brown, Chemist, 4Sl Washington street.
Boston. two thousand five hundred pounds Of
the best of Spanish SarsaparllIa; the greater
part is already used M, III manufacturing
his celebrated Mead Syrup. have further
orders 10 prepare more.
PHILIP B. FESSENDEN.
WILLIAM BRowN's SARsAPARILLA MEAN
makes capital beverage for thus warm
weather. 1t Is cheap, wholesome and re.
freshlng. IL is almost as fashionable as hard
cider (7aremont. NH Eagle.
~ WILLIAM BRowN's No. ! SILVER
TOR SARsAPARILLA COMPOUND MEAD SYRUP
makes the most popular and Wholesome
bcyerare now in general use. Price so cts,
including soda, which makes thirty haIt put
tumbIcrS. Use ice water.
Brunswick, July 20, 1910. TO Mr.. Alfred
Mcl.ellnn-Dcar Sir: In reply To your re-
quest for my opinion of Mr. Wm browns
Sarsaparila or Mead Syrup. called silver
Ton No. !. would say, ihat | have iound
II il peculiarly pleasant Ia the iasic, aud iarora'
able in It's action on the stomach. IN O"lh
these respects, depending probably on the
proportions of the ingredients, ! consider II
superior to any winch have used. Yours
respectfully, =. G.. CLEAVElAND,
i Professor OF Bpwdoin College.
For sale in Newport, by Il. j. Taylor and
Il. r. Hazard. .- Dealers and families can bc
suppllpd by them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-10
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

EHOR SALE. valuable Lot Of Land situa-
n ted on the East side ot Bellevue street,
containing between and Acres. 1t being
IN the vicinity Of the contemplated i'm.
provcments in the south part Of the town
renders it desirable situation, and can be
laid out into several convenient house lots
Also, "A dwelling house with lot of land, in
Spring. street, ut the head of Brewer street
late the property of John Il. Shearmsn, dec.
II the above estates are not disposed of be-
lore the 1T of August next, they will then
be sold at Public Auclon.-For terms, apply
to STEPHEN Il. NORTIlAM.
Newport, june 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-10
M a q q 3 a g . 8.

In this town, on Sunday evening last, by the Rev
Mr. leaver. Mr.. Jeremiah Peabody, Jr to Miss Carssa
daughter of the hate Mr.. Charles Hall, of Middetown
In Iiverion, 50th ut. Mr.. Benjamin Trip, OF West
port, TO Miss Clurindu Cook, OF riyerton.
In Providence, 3lst u Mr.. Robert Aldrlch, To Miss
Sarah Ann daughter oi the late Col John Andrews
On Friday evening lnst, Mr.. Wm Church, TO Miss Mar
tina V. Williams, both ofP.
In Williamsburg, l.. l., ON the 81 inst, Mr.. Richard
q. w. simpson, irnery Of this town. Mi.s Eizabcil
X. Ho.g-tt, Of Norwich. Eng.
In Amherst Edward South hworth, Esq. ofwes Spring
field, TO Miss Ann Elizabeth, youngest daughter Of III,
late Rev. Mace Shepard, Of Little Compton, X.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-10
PORT OF NEW PORT.
ARRIVALS.

FRIDAY, June 4th.-Arr. bark Beaver Ednords ol
Prov idence I'm TrpanBa, iCIclly via Gibraltar SO ds
Report. nt Gibraltar, May l.t, brig Douglass Kelley, o
Boston, tn City Point just arr, only Am vessel. Sail
I'm c. lat u bark Robert Morris, destination unkno'n
Maz.pp Giberson, for Muiagn.-spoke May Sd, lat
30, Ion % W. bark Mozart, lin New York, destination
unknown June I'd, Noman's Land bearing NV, distant
25 miles, sch Virgnun, Burroughs, I'm hi. port ior
Piciou.
Sch Ion, late Ami,tndl Howiand Of this port I'm n
Loudoni j. Brick, of Port Elizabeth, Reeves TN Philad
Tor Boston, ru, III for pilot Pontiac, Coy, Of aud In
Duxbury, tor Norfolk; Telegraph, Chace, of aud Tor
York I'm salem, Premier, Jarvis, do do fu Dighton.
Soops Victory, Heath fn New York for Prov; Te
cunsch, Child do for do james anphcar, Kenny, I'm
Prov for N. York. Franklin Coleman, Hartford fol
Nantucket.
SATURDAY, June 5th.-Arr. sch volusa, Clarke, fn
New York, for this port aud Providence.
Soops Three Brothers, Lewis i'm n. York for Fal
River; New York, Masos, I'm Prov. for New York.
SUNDAY, June 6ih.-Arr sch Hector, Kimhall, Of and
I'm New York, via West Bay, where she went shor,
the 9th ult-She leaks badly, and will probably "a
on the railways io repair.
Sch fulcrum, Winchester, Of and for boston, from
Richmond, Nn., with Coa-in distress having been
into last night, nj II O'Clock, off Block Island, by the
fishing sch Margaret OF Newburypor carelessiv left IN
charge of two boys the remainder of the being be-.
low, had buwarks stove chainpates and ore-rigging
on the starboar bow carried split plank shear
aud tore the mainsa badly. Luckily there was little
.ea on or she must have sunk Immediately.
scls Elizabeth Rogers, I'm the kcnncbcc, with lumber
ST. Lucar. Gould, OF and I'm Lincolnve tor n IondOn
Octavia WecGen, Of this port TN Iin 70 Provid Gen
Cobb, Cobb,tn do for with loss 0i fore topsa yard
Convert, of N. Kingstown, I'm Phiad. with Conl To
New"L' Jr; Georgiuna, I'm Fall River, with Granite
Tor Fort Adams.
TUESDAY, June sth.-Arr. brig Deborah. of ocle,er
Handy, I'm Richmond for Dighon-4 Is I'm the Cnpes.
Br brig ENHe, Card, Of Halifax, I'm Pictou tor Prov
Schs Mnry saltcr, Br Saiter, I'm Piciou Tor Z. River
Chesapeake, Post FIN Prov, tor New York; Henry Burt
I'm Fnll River frr North Csrolina.
Soop Hope, flaming, OF and im River Head III, hav-
ing carried away bowsprt, aud wiudlnss, by coming H.
contact With fishing sch ut the enrnnee Of the habor
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-10
Peach Orchard Coal.

I>I1E subscriber has commenced receiving
his summer supply of the best quality o
Red .1sh Coal, for CRATES, and has made ar
engagements for receiving 1900 tons, or Q
larger quantity, should more be called fol
before the last of July. The inhabitants
generally are invited to leave their names al
The subscribers store, previous To that time
that the town shall no, be so poorly supplied
with Coal ns during the past season. The
quality Of coal will be the same as sold by
me the pas, year. The price shall be as low
as any quality OF Red Ash Coal.
June TO- $. NEWTON, Jr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-10

DR.. Braddee, after trial Of nearly
three weeks, at Pittsburg, has been
found guilty upon three Of the four in
dictments against him, for robbing the
mails at Uniontown, (Pa.) during the
months of November and December
last. Immediately after the verdict,
two Of the other mail robbers pleaded
guilty, in manner and form as they
stood indicted.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-10

The TARFF.-The National ln.elli-
gencer Of Saturday remarks, that after
the limitations in the Presidents Mes.
sage,nnd those more pointediy presented
in the Treasury Report, we presume that
aEy thing like general or final revision
of the Tariff Of Imposts at the present
session Of Congress may be considered
out Of the question.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-06-10
BRIGHTON MARKET-MosDAy, June 9TH
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser Patriot

ing Oxen, IS cows, and Calves, ESQ Sheep an,
$40 Swinc--7j Beef Cattle unsoli,
PRicEs-Dsef CaRie-We quote to cores
pond with last week, about the same price,
obtained for like quality. First quality 75
second quality Sc 25 a $50, third quality q
a$6
Working Ozm-salcs $55, ,s70,$a2, $50 ant
s95.
Cors and Calrss-Sales $2l, S25, $50, and
S3s.
Sheep--l.ots were sold at the following
prices; Sl SO, SO and SO 25.
Sieine-Lots TO peddle S for Sows and 6 for
Burrows. At retail from So to7