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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-04

The remains Of barge city or village
have been found in Sabine county, in Texas,
about seventeen miles east Of San Aupus,,o.
The RUNS consist chiefly Of the stone founda
lions Of houses, arranged along street more
than mile 10 length.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-04

What is the difference se,ween mo and
. new oovell' inquired n higb,y roophed
damsel Of her beau, at /, this" sais no
+" A new novel IS read BECAUSE II ls inter,
csiing. and you are interesting because yop
are red.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-04
Gold aEinc for Sal,

rEyiIE Subscribers offer their ysIn.n
u Mine Tor Sale known By The name Of \, ~
ter'f Mine, five miles North OF Charlotte !, ~ ,nt
lenbutg County. N. G. For terms annie :, hest
srhscfibef, living on the premises. 'r' F" u
a. ., ,o,o ELAN HUNTER
Ocf. 70. io4V. 5f
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29

BRIGHTON MARKET-MoyDAy,A April &c
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser and Patriot
Atmarkct, $50 Beef Cattle, 10 pair Work.
ing Oxen, IL Cows Il Calves, 200 Sheep aud
I7lO Swine.
PRI2Es-Becf CaHIe-Prcos have further
advanced. We noticed one or two yoke Tx.
ira sold for 81 75 ; first quality 81 - n 7 80
second quality So 80 ~; third quality 10 a
g 50.
Working Oren-Salcs $50, 05, and 100.
Cons y Caioes-Sales $50, "a, %, 20, 33
and 81.
Sheep-We noticed one lot sold for IL cents
the pound alive.
Spine-Lots to pcddlc were sold a for Sows
and 81 for Barrows; and two lots for fraction
more. At retail from TO O.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29

In Lexington, Ky. on the receipt Of
the intelligence Of the death Of General
Harrison, series Of resolutions intro
duced by Henry CLAY, were unanimous
ly adopted by the citizens. The two
first are as follows:
Rcsolred, That we have learned, with
feelings oithc deepest regret and sorrow
ofthc death Of William Henry Harrison,
late President OF the United States; that
whilst we bow with dutilul submission,
to this affecting dispensation Of Provi-
dence, we lament that he should have
been cut of so early in the official term
OF his administration of the powers aud
duties Of Chief Magistrate Of the United
States.
Rcsolred, That we will concur in any
mode of tcstilying the National sense oi
the great public loss which has been sus-
tanned, that Congress may recommend,
or which may be otherwise generally
agreed upos.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29

Remoced 10 North Store IN Markei Square.
l'l'IIE store Is fitted up in good style, for
tho reception of h- old customers, and
as many more ns will do him the favor to give
him cnll. Also rooms fitted in Cd story for
ladies' and gentlemen, for Ice Crenms. Tho
storo " III be- furnished with the best Of Con.
recrlonary, aud svory Nrirlc in his line Of
business, during the summer senron.
n. u. hsthcrc is considerable bach biting
in these days, It ~ necessary for mo In say;
th,i will not be undersuld nj my store IN
lhamcs.s,., by any man that keeps .,ore, Of
articles of lhe same qua Ivy. DoNr Fohsr,
DIRECTLY opposite 0-y' NJ. Stanton Pcckhoms
Store. April ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29

TIE STEAMSHIP President. The
London correspondent Of the n. Y.
Courier & Enquirer, in hludlng TO the
missing ship, under date Of April 7th,
says:
"The oDjectures are innumerablc
but the prevailing belief is, that the yes.
sci has probably perishod in the storm,
which is ascertaiDed to have been very
severe on the 18th and l4th days OF
March, in the latitude in which the
President must have been about tha,
time. Three several sailing packet
ships have arrived at Liverpool-al
having left New York alter the Presi.
dent-the North America with dates SC
late as the 9th of March. The only
parties who still believe that the Presi.
dent will return to Eng eland, appear Ia
be the parties who have been passcn-
gers in the vessel on preceding occa-
sions, and these have so much conf
dence in the strength OF the hull--and
give reasons Of an otherwise sufficiently
satisfactory CnaIacteT-that so"1c nope
remains Of the safety Of this unfortunate
ship"
The following is a list Of the pusscn-
gers who embarked OH board the Presi-
dent:
P.B. PleNel Of New York Lieut..
+. Lcnox, and MIR. Courtney, British
Army Tyrone Power and servant,
England ; G. A. ID. Meisegarcs, Phil.
adelphia S. Mails, New York G.. j.
Cadet, Buenos Ayres Thomas Palmer
Baltimore DR.. vi. Torner, and T.
Blanchler, Cuba John Fraser, New
York A. Van Lobe, Jr., Amders'am
A. S. Byrne, London Thorn
dyke, New York w. Martin, Eng.
land f.. B. Howell and friend, New
York A. Livingston, do; Rev. &. G
Goodman, Washington city ID. Deu
char, Scotland B. Morris and child
+. Barry ; J. G. Roberts, New York
}. Leo Wolfe, wife and child Master
Mohring A. II. Warburg.--Total 81
and 2 children.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29

Il A TOUCHING ScENE.-At a recent
meeting ofthe committee in Cincinnati
TO agree upon suitable measures In ex-
press the public feelings on the melan-
choly occasion of Gen. Harrison =
death, a motion was made and unani-
mously adopted, that Judge Burnet be
requested to deliver the eulogy upon
the late President. The Judge was
present, being Chairman of tho Com
Inittee. He declined the reques,--and
"never," says the Cincinnati Republi-
can, "did we witness deeper feeling or
listen TO truer eloqucnce than in the
remarks he made. Il cannot accept,
said he: Il could not speak. | knew
Harrison forty-six years ago; he was a
brother to inc then;-we have been
brothers ever since; our hearts were
knit together, and | would choke were
| to attempt to speak Of him. He is
the last Of the little band who first
started this city. ] am alone now, oil
alone, and ! cannot talk of my friend,
| cannot And the manly tears fell
down his cheeks, and the sobs which
were heard, coming alike from the
aged and the young of both parties,
told the sympathy which all felt. The
scene was touching. 1t ovcrcame all
who Witnessed it.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29
NEW YORK ASSEMBLY.

TIE McLEop CASE. The discussion
aipon Mr.. IIoflIman's amendment TO Mr.
Swackhamer's resolution was renewed
on Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Hollman's
amendment was modified So us to instruct
the Cemmi,tce of the Judiciary to Gin
quire into the expedlency" of bringing
in till 40 authorize the Attorney Gene
raj ~ enter mol. pros. in the pending
case, instead of absolutely directing
chem to frame such bill. The debate
wns continued without coming to de-
eision until the adjournment.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29

INTERESTING RELIc.-The Connec-
ticm Historical Society has received,
through tho egors of Simeon Hart, Esq .
oi Farnapgton, ms n donation from Mrs.
I,dyard, residing 90 New Jersey, the
yEsr which was worn by Col. William
J.cdyard, NJ the time he was killed by
q British ofir"r ~ ihc taking of Fort
Griswold, IN Gro,nn, Sept. 6, l78i. II
w,H b. recollcc,ed, that he was barba-
p,usly Killed with his orn srord, after he
surrendered w the command of tho fort
The YES, exhibits The cuts made by the
swork Ms icdyard was the daugh.
tcr-in.lsw ofCd LcJyard. - Haryord
C1grahi
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29

THuRsD,y, April 22d.-Arr. pilot host Superior, al
Holmes Hole, In "a cruise. spoke on DAY Head ship
Grotius, Williams, Of aud for Salem, I'm Mnnilln via ~
Helena, March fih Sailed I'm latter IN with ship
Brunswick Manchester, at aud for Providence Lrn u,
do. ship John Adams, OF aud for ". Bedford days
Capt. Ward, Of salem, cane passenger in the G.. sud
arrived here III the pilot boat,reports nt Zanzibar
jan - ships Miles, of Warren, 700 bbls .p. oil Linr
Nant 200 sp.
TUESDAY, April 27th.-Arr steamer Huuiress, I'm n
York for Boston.
Brig Lexington, Perry, I'm MatauzaS for Wsrren.
Sch Maria, Ellser, I'm Providence tor Charleson,S c
Sioop Candace, Brown, I'm y. York.
WEDSEsp>y, April 2sth-Arr brig Poland, Cozzers
~ day n Havnna, with mulnsses to Msrshsl CAston
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29
REM OVAL.
THOMAS II. SHEFFIELD

Respectfully informs his cid friends and tHs.
TONER'S in torn md eouniry,
TlNllAT he hus removed IN the Soinmodi0us
store formerly occupied By Sheffield a.
Bell. doors south Of his late location, wher,
he has for sale every article in The GROCERY
line, lwiil the exception ~ Intoxicating
liquors as low as can be- p6fchusrd else
where OF equal qnalily-nnd delivered free
uf expense in any part " the town.
lie hns Oil,--sPcrm at 81 20, wAroMed
pure, md whnle al so cts, almost ~ white ~
wu'er, Brown Havana Sugar, I2i lbs for 81
and other things in proportion.
During the sumfnerscsson, he will be cou-
sfsntly supplied from the hes, Dairys on tho
Island, with good fresh butter, &c. &C.
Without undertaking to puff his articles. he
will merely invite his friends to cai aud sa'is-
fy themselves, which he believes they .ill
not fail 10 do on inspection.
Newport, April J, Ie4I.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29

The SEASON, it is remarked by the
papers in the interior or the state, is more
backward in regard to vegetation than
for many years past. Tho Boston Jour
nal also mentions that last year at this
time the plum trees and cherry trees in
that vicinity were in full blossom. AT
present there is not the most distant pros
poet of my thing Of the kind We fear
that but few wild flowers will be gathered
OF May morning.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29

NAvAL.-At Rio Junoiro, 9th March,
U. S. schr. Enterprise, Lit. Com. Colds
borough friga,es Potomac. Com.
Ridgley; Constellation, Com. Hearnc,
for Muscat, to sail the 7th of April
sloop-of-war Concord, Capt. Bnrum f;
Decatur, Ogden; Marion Belt, North
ern part of Brazil, will probably leave
IN the coiirse Of a month crew all well
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29

MoRg INDIAN TRouBLEs.-Adyices
from Wisconsin, under date. of April
10, are that large bodies of Sioux were
gathering in the neighborhood of For,
Smelling, with the design, ~ was sup.
posed, OF making an attack npon it
Two companies from Forts Winncbngo
and Crawford had been ordered to Fort
Smelling.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29

Tie mea whose forgerics upon the banks
in Clpcinnati, New York, and Boston, have
jnst hesu detected, appear to have carried on
n very extensive business. They obtained
$4,000 at Louisville, and made similar at.
temp, upon bank in Philadelphia. but did
not succeed. Probably we sholl hear more
Of them. The public arc on the track.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29

The brig Lconidas, at Baltimore, from Rio
de Janeiro, reports that she was fred into and
brought TO by the British sloop of war Rose,
on prcteHce uf suspicion OF being a SLAYER.
She was allowed to proceed. afler some dc.
tsntion. These repeated insults To the
American flag will be the cause Of very Sc
rious difficulties, unless made the subject of
scasonable Investigation.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29
Four Days later from Europe.

The steam sh,DCreat Western, arrived a,
New York OH Saturday afternoon, with dates
from Liverpool to the 7,h. from London to
the 7th, and from Bristol TO The sth, her day
Of fssiling.
The news 10 of little Importance.
Cotton was quiet without any change in
prices.
The state Of trade in the manufacturing
districts continued much depressed.
The President had not arrived, having
been twenty.eight days out. Insurance
upon her had been effected at 25 per cent.
aud il was doubtful ifany thing less than 30,
would be accepted q, LlOyd's.
The war spirit seems to have quite died
away, and no spprehensions are entertained
OF any interruption to the peacca bic relations
between England and the United States.
Among the passenger. by the Great West.
ern, was DR.. Wayland, President Of Brown
University.
The intelligence by this arrival is only
days later, and presents nothing of prominent
interest. The overland India mail had not
arrived, bu, was due and hourly expected.
There was another rumor, by way of Rus
STA, on the 9th, that The China dispute had
been adjusted, but it was not credited.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29

FoR THE Rocky MoUNTA,Ss-The
steamer Trappcr, belonging to the Amer
ican Fur Company, len 81, Lonls on the
7th inst. Tor the yellow stone River
On board were large number Of hunt
p,s, alI Of whom appeared N the highcs'
spiiiis, and tho deck was sirewed with
their parapbcrnal'a. She will be absent
about four months.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29
Extract ola letter from the American

Extract ola letter from the American
Consul at Villa de. Praya, Cape de
Vsrd Islands, Feb. %, 184i.-"The
U. S. ships Dolphin and Grampus are
still here, and all are improving fast
The Cyane left, 10 days since, for Mon
rovin, Liberia to return soon, when
presume they will all leave US; in fact,
there are no more bad cases on board.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29

The Chamber Of Commerce Of New
York, have decided by vote Of SO to
10, to memorialize Congress in favor Of
National Bank.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29
MEMORANDA.

Cid nt New Orleans, 18th inst. brig ocavia, HoSic
Providence.
Cid nj Mobile, 18th inst sch Rio, ColEcn. n. Orleans
Arr ut New Orleans, l6Ih, sch Cora, Mayberry, Port
ROYAL, Jam.
Ship JOHN COCGESIIAII., Macy, Of this port,
wns spoken Oct 26 lat % IS T. Ion l72 30 W. i5O hbs
sp. rt wis.
Spoken, llth inst, lat az So, lon 50 80 brig Gov Hop
kIns, Of Bristol, 200 bbls sp OIL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29

TExAs.-Latcr intelligence from Tex
as, puts an end TO all fears Of an in
vasion from Mexico.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29

The elections in Virginia for mem
bcrs of Congress, were going on well
for the Whigs by the last accounts from
there.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29
Coui or Probnie, .Verpori, .7Jra j, IsIl.

Court Of Probdie, .Nerpori, .7prd >, IsIl
4 " instrument IN writing, dated the l,h
~ October, Isi0, pnrporiing I" he the ms,
win and Testament ut Benjamin Clarke, late
of Newport, copper, deceased, was presented
for Probate and letters ics,amcninry thereon
Il is ordercd,thn, the same be received and
,b. consideration thereof referred In Cour,
Of Probate, 10 be holden ai The Probate office
~ Newport, On the first Monday in May
next. at Q o'clock q. m. and that previous no
licr be- given by publishing COPY RI this or
der three several tunes IN the Herald Of III
7YIn,s. Cor MI pcrsUhs interested To appear a.
said time and place and be heord.
\ lrus copv--witnoss
D. y. iIowLlNr, Fro. GIN.
Aplll -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29
Improve The present opportunity!
WRITING ACADEMY.

Il VIII buN0 HSHOk Is
Terms reduced from sc 10 SO for course Of
IWeiue lessons.
MIR. II. r. WHITING, of Boston, author
A'A OF new system Of practical scientific
pcnmanship; respectfully announces To The
Ladies aud Gentlemen of Newport, Of all
ages, that he has opened his academy for in.
structlon IN that important branch of educa.
ton, at The mn street .lcademy and that he
has reduced his terms from 5000 to the ex.
trems low price Of S2,00-so that none can
have sufficient reason. 10 neglect the present
opportunity, whose hand writing is illeglble
or defective. The importance Of a good
hand writing is too well known to need much
comment; all who are engaged in professional,
mercantile or other pursuits, are well aware
Of It's utility; yet, Notwithstanding oil the OPP
portini,Ics and inducements offered for its
acquisition, many, very many are unable to
write lcgible hand, and a still greater mum.
Der are unable to write a single line. II is
io be hoped that none will fail to avail them.
selves OF this liberal offer, and receive the
benefit derived from its instruction.
Terms 81 90 for IL lessons, payable n, the
expiration Of half the term. Stationary fur.
nlshCd.
Should the person not acquire n good hand
writing, no charge will be made for inslruc.
tion.
Private instruction given if desired; also
instruction in private schools, on the mos,
reasonable terms.
n. g. VISITING CARDS written in the
ncntest manner.
| GF'As no pupils will be admitted after tho
close Of n week. (unless previously cngaged)
those who are dcsirous Of improving their
style Of penmanship, should make immediate
application.
Ladies will meet daily from 3 to 4 o'clock
Z. NJ.
Also a class for Ladies and Gentlemen
from ~ 10 - in the evening.
School commenced on Wednesday, April
2S,h, at 4 o'clock Z. NJ. and at u in the even.
ing. April %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29
OTICE.

The Corporation of ZION CHURCH will
hold an adjourned meeting nt the Lecture
Room, on Saturday afternoon next at half
past 8 o'clock. Business Of importance.
April 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29
yOss;,s COTTAGE,

WILL be open through Election week, for
w ihc reception of Company, Tor Ice
Creams. Soda. snd other Refreshments. TOO
NUMEROUS " int niion. Apul ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29

The FLORIDA lNDiANs-WILp Car
A New Orleans correspondent of the
Albany Argus, under date Of the Cd
inst, writes as follows:-
j am here OF my way 10 Arkansas,
with 200 wretched Seminole Indians
Thoy are the remains of n Spartan race.
Tho men are noble, hardy looking fel-
lows, whom you cannot but respect,
though they have murdered the innocen
and unoilending. But the women and
children excite your pity and commisera-
tion. On our tedious voyage hiiher they
lay about the deck, perfectly resigned,
and apparently Indifferent to their fate,
careless Of life, and fearless of death.
was at Font Cummings when the
noted chief Coachooche, or Wild Cat,
came in for stalk" ! his man is re-
inarkablc for the many incidents in his
life, and for his bold and daring spirit
He was once prisoner, but made his
escape through hole in the walls of his
prison, so surprisingly small that al or.
dinary mans head would not enter it !;
aud inter he was through jumped % fee,
10 the ground. This fellow has COM
mitted more murders, and scalpcd more
women and children than any other In.
dian in FIorida-nnd this man we were
TO take, and did take, by the hand in
friendship.
lie came into our camp bringing with
him seven "trusty squircs," who in looks,
dress and manner, might well be painted
TO illustrate and personate the old one
himself; II li,lc eifusion Of birthstone, u
blue fame and few tails, would have
made the picture complete. Wild Cats
manner, upon coming into the presence
of so many officers, and surrounded as
he was by so large bod Of soldiers,
was somewhat confused, but soon re-
covered himself, and spoke with ease
and not ungrsceiully. He is about 80
years OF age, 5 feet 8 inches high, well
proportioacG wi,h a calm, settled man
" face, and dark fierce eye, beaming
with intelligence. The Colonel talked
90 him openly AID Eankly {; he returned
it, and promised to cease fighting and
emigrate. His Gulc daughter, u child
of fvc years, who had been taken prs-
ouer, and separated frem her parents
some five or six monks, was then given
mp to him, and for the first time, in an
lndiaa, | saw the evidence Of feeling
and affection.
/ consider the Florida war al an end.
All the chiefs and Indians arc surrender
ing. These 1 am now taking of have
been the most desperate ia the country,
and acknowledsedto have bee" the very
spirit Of the war. left at Tampa more
than n hundred who were waiting the
arrival Of their friends, when they will
embark Cer their new homes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29

M.pAvE RrsTELL.-Tho Grand Jury
have found true bill sgnlnst this woman
G'r msnslauslict
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29
April %.
WIN. G.. COXXENS g. Co.

w Ill. open this day, in addition to their
w large usssortmcnts before received, o
very beautiful 10, of
Plain Monssellne de LANES,
DO. Grape de laine,
Blue, Black, and Light colours of
Rich Figured Silks,
Do do do Aeplncs,
Plaid llk.,-do do. Ginghams,
Striped Cambria Muslins,
Large size Rich Silk Shawls,
Do. de. Black - do
Rich Fancy Scarfs aud Ildkis.
Plaid and Fancy Ribbons,
With many other Fancy and desirable
Goods, making their assortment
very complete and worthy
Of attention.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29
o O " O ID B IL

o o N O ID r Wo
THE
RAINIER FAMILY,
AVE the honor Ia announce 10 the In
-. dies and Gentlemen of Newport, that
they will give Concert on Friday evening,
April 80, at MASONIC HALL.
PROGRAMME.
PArrI.
]. Qnarteite Tho Alpine Horn, Rai,rrs.
= Tyrolese Dancing Song, Rainers
& have been everywherc-duet
and chorus, Rainers
4. March Of IIofer and Tell, RdimerS
PARrII.
!. The Fisher and his little wife
with echo on the stage by Simon,
2. Tho M!er's Maid-tenor solo,
with chorus,
3. The Della sacred Quartette, Rniners
4. The wedding song on the Alps, Rainers
Part III.
!. Quartet;e--Swiss National Song,
2. Sneezing Song,
3. There is no Home like my own, .uaibran,
4. The Incorporate Uusband-comc song,
with laughing chorus.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29

STATEMENT Of tho situation of the Banks
~ m Rhode Island on Monday, April OH,
1874 "a the same appears from the Returns made
to the Bank Commissioners
LIAsfLIIIrs
Capital Stock, SiO,O2S,sI5 90
Bills IN Circulation, LISA, ,5s7 90
Balances due other Ranks, 6I6, $50 20
Ne, Profits on hand, ll2,3 40
Dividends unpaid, n lS5s Ga
Deposits on interest, i6S,l6i OI
/ Deposits not on interest, st5, ,6IO 40
n
Total amosnt Of Liabilities, SII,232, ,62i7
\ Rr-ovRcEs.
Ioan- md Discounts, Sl2 2,3os, ,236 23
Specie n Bank, J36, 257 %
I Bills of other Banks, 379, COZ 26
balances due from other Banks, 633, 1913 10
Stock in own Bank, l39, ,532 %
Stock Real Estate * other Property, 3Ii 500 90
! Total amount OF Resources, SlI,232 ,62l 10
\ Ofihe bills and notes discounted, there is due
out Of the state, the sum Of S4,579,SlI 80
I And payable in the stale, 1928, ,i2l 6I
7 BY comparing the above Abstract with the re-
, turns made 10 the Commissioners, January 4tb,
islI. IL appears that since that date,
The Crcp ai"n has been increased, s2lS. 507 90
he Specie hns been increased, 1903 $50 I3
The Deposits, including Dividends
unpaid, have been reduced. l2o ,030 90
And the I.oans aud Discounts have
been increased, Io5,75I Os
HENRY ANTHONY ~. r.
GEORGE g.. KING, '"""
WM PECKHAM, J
office ofthe Bonk Commissioners,
Providence, April 10Th, lsil.
Published pursuant to Law.
itj"Tho Banks nrs required (uniil further
notice. TO make their Report on the first Mon
day of each month, and to forward the same TO
the Commissioners Withom delay. (Ap. ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29
NEW GOODS.

U>IlTS DAY received from New York, per
slonp Candacc,a new md prime lot OF
GOODS, among which are sugar, tea, coffee,
dried apples, fruit, at reduced prces.
II. 4. SHEFFIELD
April %. Broad street
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29

y SrEAMBoAr AccIpENr.--Th. steam.bo,t
South America, on her passage to Albany on
Saturday night, about 10 miles above Pough.
kcepsic, broke her main shaft and the muchin
cry herewith connected, by which a number
Of passengers were badly injured, one of whom
Mr. Garwin, Of Troy, has sine. died. She
was new boat, and had made but three or
four passages. Damage to the boat estimated
at $4,000
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-29
NEW STORE
N EW G. COD S.

r NJ. COOK, & Co. would respectfully
a. inform their friends, and the public, that
they have opened store No I32, Thamcs.s'.,
for the sale Of DRY GOOD.S, at which o
new and complete assortment mny be found,
at the very lowest prices.
Genilcmen's garments made To order, and
particular attention paId TO cutting, by Mr..
EpwAnp Halt.
Newport, April 2s, lsiI.