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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-13
PORT OF flEW WP0RT.
ARRIVALS.

n TnunspAy, May 6'h-Arr sch. April Flower Combs
of aud TN Camden Cor New London; Arnindio, stIal
ton, I'm Lnbce Tor New York. Roanoke Coburg OF MI,
I'm Buckspurt ior do.
FRIDAY, NAV 7lh.-Arr. schs Cordelia, Bunpus Il,
\. Brdinrd Tor New York. 5ci0iH, Thompson, TN Lu
bee Tor Philadelphia.
\ Si0op Candace, Brown, fm Fall River for n. York
SATURDAY, May sth.-hrr. bark Chief, Baxter, irou
Providence for Boston.
Grs Amethyst, simpson, Of and fm sulisan for Fnl
River.
s.hs Lucy Abigail, Baker, or Dennis, I'm Mschis,
Tor PG"vi,hcci MHIia Small, Of do I'm BostOn for do
Merkcnrr Perry, I'M Kenncbec Tor Warren Sarah Lou
isa, Brgltinan, oi aud I'm Fail River for laminioro
Sleeps Union, Dillingham; of and fin Nantucket foi
Troy; Nienzi, Heath. I'm Providence for New York
Gro. Washington, Smith, I'm do for N0rw ich.
SUNDAY, May Nb-Arr sch Ny site Churchill vi Hing
ham, In Boston ior New York.
: MONDAY, MAY lOih.-Au. brig Confdsnsc, Bailey,
days fn PhIladephia for Fall River.
Scls Cypress, Keller, et and n Mnchias for Bridge
ports Holder borden, Davis. of and I'm Providence for
Ihladelphaj Francis ilHllrt, CrOwel al aud i'm Barn
stable Tor Banore Eliza Cooper of ard I'm Marhias,
with lunbc for New York; Increase, Bnttcy, OF aud
I'm 1hunIsston tar do rurveyor, Trcworgen of Blue
lahd, tn Providence fui Baltimore.
Sleeps Fnnkn, Coleman, fn New Eedford for York
Essex Dmicc, fn Fall River for do.
TUESDAY, May llth.-Arr. brig octayia, Iiohie, from
Prov idcnce.
schs Judge Hitchcock, Hathaway, fn Mobile for Pro-
Nidcncei brnuer Nickrr.on, TN Providence inr Boston
Lucy Margaret, Morrell, Of and lin New York, with
Lumber.
sluop Victory, Heath, I'm New York for r evidence.
May l2-Arr. Gutter Ni.ii,nt, from II cruise.
Sch. l.edn, Brooks, fn Gloucester for New York.
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VIkGINIA-AJ.L'S WELL!!!

The following article, from the Fred
ericksbu'g Arena of Tuesday, gives the
truo sintc of tho case in regard to the
Virginia elections for members Of the
House of Delegates. The success OF
the Wings in The Congressional and Sen
atorial elections has already been pro-
claimed, more than once. Ii is now
certain that we have the House of DELE
gates--by reduced nominal majority,
it is true, but by a safer majority than
before, inasmuch as the Wing abstrac-
tionisis. and impraciicables have been lcft
Il, home.
The confidence we expressed in our
last, that the Wings had retained The
ascendancy in the Legislature, is fully
justified by the returns. We have al
ready C3 Wings returned to the House,
which & ives US n majority Of 2 in that
body. That majority may be increased
by gains in Logan, Braxion aud Lewis.
But il we gam neither, the Wing ma
jorny will be two in each Housc-or
four on joint vote. The election of
Wing Speaker and Wing Governor,
therefore, is beyond doubt. Though
the Wing majority last session, in the
lower House, was nominaliy larger than
ii is now, it is obvious that the ascen-
dancy which they now have in both
branches more than countervails this
diminulion. And, moreover, the men
now returned are good aud true Wings,
who can he depended upon.
1t will be recollected that, in no i'm
portlnt election, could The whole nomi-
nal Whig minority he secured ior the
candidate Of the party. Mr. Rives was
elected by 80 vetes-only two more
than majority ofthe whole Legislature
and Mr.. Archer had but one vp,e moro
than ma jority of the whole. The ab-
stracionsts and impraciiCables have
off, and the 80 Wings in the
two branches, of whose election We have
returns, constitute an effective and relia-
bic majority, better adapted perhaps for
working purposes than a larger array.
There will be AT least two contested e.
lcctions, and the result OF such contests
for years past leaves little cause to doubt
that the Whig contestants will obtain the
seats.
With both branches of the Legislature
and rather more than one half the rep
resentaiion in Congress showing a clear
Wing gain Of two members) we think
The Wings of Virginia have reason to be
We know that our Opponents
are IN despair.
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FIRE IY BRIsToL.-A fire broke out in Bris-
! iol, about | O'Clock on "Wednesday morning
9TH inst, in the Cabnot-make shop of John
Mulcahey, on s;tate-strcct, which was entirely
destroyed, together with the building owned bv
the estate Of Dr. Briggs, deceased The apotl-
ecary's shop of DIR. Holmes, and the building
on the SOUTH owned by Nathaniel Coggeshal.
Nlr. Muleahy, lost nearly all his furniture Dr.
Holmes saved II part of his books only w. ID.
l}rg ggs, dry goods merchant has lost nearly all
his stock Of goods; DR.. Briggs his stock Of
medicine, saving only his books; Nathan War
rcn, Jr. who occupied the chambers Of the
building owned by Dr. Briggs estate, met with
considerable loss in furniture, DC; Mrs. Bet
sey Wilson, who occupied the building owned
by n. Coggeshall, lost all her furniture; N. Cog
gcshall' S building on the corner Of Hope and
State streets, was several times on fire, and is
much injured Mcssrs. n. Coggeshall, dry
goods merchant, ;. Luther, shoe dealer, and
b. J. Clifford, conicctioncr, sustained consider
able loss in the removal Of their goods sew
cral other families have sustained much loss
in the removal of their furniture, &c. The
entire loss is estimated at about $4,000, partially
covered by insurance. The origin of the fire
is unknown, supposed to be accidental.
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THE Baltimore FUNERAL PRocEssIoH.-A
gentleman who took the trouble to cnumeratc
the various bodies composing the recent Fune-
raj Procession in Baltimore, has furnished the
American with the following memoranda:
The Procession was niasty-seren minutes in
passing point III North Gay street. 1t con
sisted of
u bands of Musicians, drummers, &c.
) Trumpets.
10J Banners.
3 Devices, viz. Funeral Car, Ark of the
Covenant and Urn ofthe German Society
Car Qhe Funeral Carr drawn by horses
) Carriages with horses each.
~
l Gig
Horse caparsoneJ.
622 IIorsemen.
1I3 Mounted Cavalry.
5lc Infantry.
Cannons, drawn by horse each.
" horses each.
Trumbils, I"
| 6097 Persons on foot.
Total number Of Men, 7,o1I
of Horses, $50
! Tho time occupied by the column in passing
a point in Baltimore, near Euiaw street, was
exactly ninoty.fre minutes within two min.
utos of that noted above, as in Gay street.
Bait. Patriot.
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sands so.bury, Shaw, Taggart, II. II. Watson
Weaver, We.ieoit, Wilbour.
So the resolutions wero adop,cd-4,
to 30.
And the House adjourned
Friday morning, May 7M. MIR. AT.
well presented a bill which he had beer
requested To olior, as meeting the view
OF large portion Of our citizens. /
provided Tor u new npportionment of rep
Tesentatives, and an extension of sui
frage in choosing delegates for the Con
venlion to frame Constitution.
MIR. Atwell said he was not then pre-
pared to say he could 60 the length tn,
friends of The bill proposed. He wishec
the bill read and referred 10 the Com
mi'tee on the Judiciary to report in Juno
And the hill was so disposed Of
"A bill was offered, extending Paw.
tncket Turnpike to include the bridge
Passed
A bill was then passed, defining the
boundaries of North Providence and en-
tending them 10 the Massachusetts, line
on the east side Of the river.
Petition OF David Barber TO peddle
without paying for license, was granted
for two years ;.of Narraganseit Bank
Tor amendment of charter, granted.
Petition Of Bristol Train of Artillery
for renewal of charter, granted OF
Benz Smith and others Of Wick
ford TO build u Bridge over the river was
read and continued with order of notice.
Voted, that when the House adjourn,
they adjourn to meet on the Sd Monday
Of June at Newport.
MIR. Ames offered resolutions relative
TO the Death Of the late President VIII
liam Henry Harrison, which were unani.
mously adopted.
Bill allowing District No. Q, in North
Providence, to build School House, and
mortgage the same to the town, was
read twice aud passed.
MIR. Stead submitted resolution to
suspend the proceeding OF the committee
for revising the laws-as it was proposed
to attempt forming constitution, he
thought It proper to wait TO sec what
alteration would be necessary.
'it. STdUstOH submitted resolution
for committee for placing fence
around the monument 10 Com. Perry
which was adopted
Mr.. Cianslon submitted a bill, author
izins the town Of Newport to make by.
laws, TO prcvcn, hogs and cattle from
going al large.
And the House took recess.
Xay past one o'clock. On petition of
Caleb +. Weaver for discharge from
rscognisance, asgrauted upon payment
Of fine and costs.
Sundry concurrences came from the
Senate.
|, was voted that all officers in whose
places others have not been appointed
should be continued in Office ill the
June Session, except Justices Of the
Peace who have not made their returns.
1t was then voted to continue all bus-
ness not acted on TO next Session.
And the House adjourned to the Sd
of June next
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VISITERS TO THE ANNUAL EX.
ANIMATION OF CADETS Ar THE
MILITARY ACADEMY.

Names Of the gentlemen invited by the Sec.
rcfaTy If HGr to attend the Examination of the
Cadets at the Military Academy, to commence
on tho first Monday in June next, at Wcst
Point, Now York
CORRECTED LIST.
G. Z. ITadduck, Esq. Of Now Hampshire.
Charles Davies, Esil. Of Connecticut.
Df. Low Wheaton, Of Rhode Island.
Gen. Pierre Van Cortland, of New York
Cbas. Augustus Davis, Esq Of New York.
MAJOR Gen. Alexander, of Pennsylvania.
John How Peyton, Esq of Virginia.
He'd lih Meade, Esq Of Virginia.
Iion. l,Deh ). Logarc, of South Carolina.
hsbury Hnll Esq, Of Georgia
Col. John Miller, of Kentucky.
L. y. Williamson, Esq. of tennessee
Rev. John Breckenridge, d. ID. Of Louisiana.
Capt. u Hunter, OF Illinois.
Col John o'taion, Of Mtsrri
scu.o Turner, Ls1. Of Arkansas.
ar tHGr.
D,. Gsr,,j Troos,, of Nashville Cuireg,,y
prof q. 49, Mitchell, Of Cireinni'i College
Prof Wnl Rueg'es, Columbia College, ID C.
Com. Charlie Stewart. uf ite U. 5 Navy.
Com. T. Ap Csbsby Jones, of 'ls y. :. Navy
Fria 90 a F5siie, nf'hn L. 3. hrp'y.
Co! g. Iaay.r, 4 Ia, L 5. Lns:ssefs.
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NEW STORE
~ x wv G. o . , 6.

T NJ. COOK, & Co. would respectfully
az inform their friends, and the public, that
they have opened store No l32, Thames ST.,
for the sale of DRY GOODS, at which IL
new and complete assortment may be found, i,
at the very lowest priscs.
Gen,lcmcns garments made Ia order. hnd
particular attention paid TO cutting, by Mr..
EDWARD HALE.
Newport, April 2S, 1871.
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DCAUrIoN TO TIE puuIIc

WILLIAM BROWNS cxLGsaArsp CsM.
POUND BoS.sEr CANDY, n,eJicni.d. Thi.
article, that has gained such reputation for IN,
cure oi Coughs. and 10 clear the voice for W.
calits and public speakers. is now coun,erGeii.d
by several Conieciioners, and they are fostering
their imitation on ihs public for genuine. For
HE future the directions mill be signed William
brown. Boston" II il now Twelve wear, sine,
commenced manufacturing this Article the
sale continues 10 increase; in fact, il i. l,erall,
in the mouth Of the whole community. For
sale only, IN Boston, hy the proprietor. WM
BEOWN. 4si Washington street: Brewer, Ste.
,ens Gushing. 92 Nashngion at; r. Mctcaf,
fremont Row.
Also for snle in New Bedford, Providence.
Taunton, Worcester, Springfield, Hartford, sa.
em and Charlesiown.
For sale in Newport by x. J. TAYLOR.
May l3
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M.E.HORA.tD.I.

Arr nj New York. Sd inst. brig Malaga, burgess I'm
IIayanr-6th, sch NirIninn 3 DAYS I'm baltmpfc 10Th
brig Florida Phillips I'm Aphlnchcoln, via Key West
Gid nj Mobile, 30th u sch Time, Hart, for this port
Cid at Savannah, 2Glh ult. ship Monticello, Lawton
Havre.
Al New Orleans, 26ih ult. ship Kuuson, Taylor, III,
for New York--sch Cora, Msyberry, for Pro,ideuc,
next week Adv. 2s,h, sch Nousn, Clarke, deck lom
wanting. Sailed 20h, sch Export, Gardner, New York
Cid nj Mobile, ih inst. ship 81. Lawrence. Chuee
for llHvrs.
Arn 81 Marks, 2lst ult. sch Van Buren,, Baboock
I'm New Orleans.
Sailed In IinvanH, 22d ult. brig Prince de Joinye
Gardner, for Ogigosa, Ia lond
Gd nj Mobile, 18th uli sch RIO, Cozzenr, New Orcnn,
2gh brig Harriet, Ninson, Antwerp.
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III E X A l. ID OF TIL T. II Nj r S.
BRIGHTON MARKET-MospA,. Nav 10

BRIGHTON MARKET-MospAy, May 10
Reported Tor The B".son Daily Advertiser ana Patriot.
Al market, 305 Beef Cattle, 20 pair Work
'ng Oxen, 10 Cows * Calves, 2l0 Sheep, an,
2iJ Swine. I25 Beef Cattle unsold
PHicrs-Becf CaHte-Tbe prices obtained
last week were hardly sustained, and we re-
dnce our quotations trinc Firs, quality 81 I
- second qualify $50 a6 75j third quail
ty 30 and Sc.
Horking Oren-Very few sales effected
Co~S a. Ca!veS-saies $22, 70, % aud S35
Sheep-Sereral lon shcared at s. 75, IL / 50
and lot not shcared at ~ 75.
S'oine-sales quick; two lots, part Berk.
shire, at Id a g l-2 fU. Sows aud q Ii Is
tor Barrows. At retail from s 3-4 TOT.
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THE LAST EFFORT.

'NlILEY is sacrificing Bonne,s, Brads,
Ribbons, Caicoes, Cloths, Fsscy Hand
kcrchieis, Shawl-, aud in fact every article
now left in his Store, in order for n tnsi
clear out Of his Goods. He expects to con
tinuc in his Store until after Tie Electiou.
aud then resign il IN a MEASURE to the care %
his sister, Mrs. REMINGTON, who has renewed
TO his house for that purpose. VIII his
friends call on him for what ~ wantcdp they
shAl have cheap aud good goods. Aiter the
Election he viii be at the Store al stated
times, for the settlement Of accounts, &c.
April 2o-3y.
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LAWS OF R. ISLAND.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
In General Assembly--May Session, 1871.

Resolucd by his General assembly (rhc Sc
nate concurrng with tho House of Repre-.
sentativcs thercin.) that the delegates from
the several towns to the State Convention 10
be holden in November next, for the purpose
nf framing a State Constitution, be elected
on the basis Of population, in the following
manner, 10 wit: every town Of not more than
$50 inhabitants may elect one delegate; of
more Than ESQ aud not more than 5000 in.
hubilantS, two delegates; of more than 5000
and not more than G000 inhabitants, three
delegates; OF more than COCO aud not more
than 100000 inhabitants, four delegates of
more than 10000 aud not more than $4,000
inhabitants, five delegates; Of more than $4,000
inhebl,snts, six delegates.
Resolved, That the delegates attending
said convention be entitled to and receive
from the General Treasury the sumo pay us
mJnbrrs of the General Assembly.
Resolved, Tjit 50 much of The Resolutions
tn which these are in amendment, as is in
consistent herewith, be repealed.
True copy-witne.s,
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry.
AN ACT TO auhorise the town of Newport
10 make bylaws to prevent hogs aud cows
from running at large in said Newport.
BE Il enacted by The General lssen,Jly as
.Jo!lous:
sSrcrIo1 /. Said tswn is hereby authorized
10 make all necessary rules and regulations To
prevent hogs and cows from running at large
IN the streets, highways or commons IN said
towns.
True copy-witness.
HENRY BOWEN, sec'ry.
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d e a r II s 4.

In ihis town, on the 4ih inst, Mrs Rebocca AIyer
widow of NJ. Nicholas a higer. aged ~ years
On Thursday evening 9Th inst. Mrs. Abigail Perry
widow oitnm James Perry, nged "A years.
on Monday morning last, Mary Chsce, widow Of IN
late Gilbert Chace, aged 20 yeurs-a member OF th
society oi Friends.
In this town on the lst inst Miss Mary Ann Greene
daughter oi The late VIM. Greene aged sc yenrs
la Bristol, on the Let inst. Mrs. Amsrrntia Smith
widow oi Mr. Nathaniel smith aged 81 years.
In Warren on the ith inst, Mrs HALEY ole widow
"itht William Cole. in the 65ih ,cnr of her nge.
In Providence. an sunday last, Mr.. Jesse IrawneIi
60 ycars. Mrs. Rehccca SNOW, widuw OF tn, lnt. MIR
Joseph SNOW IN the 18th year Of her nge.
In olhryvillr, un the 9Th inst, Mrs. Catherine l.
hing, vile oi Gov. Samuel W. King, aged IA years.
Ia New York, On the lst ult al scarlet fever Isaac
onl, son OF Daniel r. aud Cathurino l.. Cuswsl, aged
years.
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Auction and Commission Store,

'I'IiE subscribcr would respectfully inform
y hhs friends and the public generally, rl,ul
he has taken ,hr store ia Thames street. No
l+2, formerly orcupied by VIM. I.nvir. dec.
and Intends carrying on the .7U(TJOE& &
CO.iIuISSIO.E BUSINESS. ~ will attend
Ia sales nj auction in any part of The town
lie will also receive goods az his store la sell
at auction, or at private sale on commission.
Please call NJ The old auction Stand aud
get the good bargains.
lie has for ssle on Commissions, 10000
Spanish aud Half Spanish Clgars--slso. Il
general assortment of CONFECTIONAkY.
CHARLES n. TILLEY.
Newport, May 9Th, 1871.
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Us Is Is jA ] a g y g

In Lftile Compton, the 81 lust, by the Rcy Al
fred Goldsmith, Mr.. Gee w. Church, 10 Miss Elk.
simmons, both oi Little Compton.
In Brst"on 2d inst. Mr.. Thomas Sharpe, this town
To Mirs 5, bill Vaughan, of Bristol.
la Providence, un the 3d inst, Mr.. WIN. Is. Greene
10 Miss Ilnre, h. Suffon both ui Providence ON t,
aih inst, Mr. Geo j. Clarke, son of the lae Rev PHI
oarke oi Norton, Mass 10 Francis Alice, daughter oi
Niilum Chace, of Providence. On the I'd inst, MIR
Henry Potter, O Fall River, 10 Miss Reecccu dsugh.
ter al Mr. VIM. ID. Snow, Oi Providence.
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The most popular Summer Dev,-
rage is

WIN. BROWNS soIsaporil'A Compound
/ w or Silver T"p.-Thls celebrated sum
mer beverage has ot length found lis wal
1 into Cheshire county. We have tried II un'
mud 1t all it progresses to be. 1t Is recon
J inend"d too for It's chnapncss, "abuu; one cen
for half pint tumbIer!"-.E H. Sentinel
WM. BRowN's SARsAPARiLLa CoMrouNp.
The most popular, the most pleasant, the
most Wholesome, aud one o! the most power.
iul purItyers of the blood. Every body l.,
praIslng l.. aud all are III pursuit Of it. See
that you get tho genuine, aud call Tor WIN.
Browns Sarsaparilla Compound. The ari
Gle is for sale by all The Groccrs and many
of The Druggists IN Boston, Salem, Worccs
ter Lowell, Sprlnghel Hartford, New lla-
ven, New Bedford, Fall River, Providence,
Portland, Bangor, and most Of the country
towns are supplied.
Dealers are supplied at tho manufacture
er's prlcc by all the Wholesale West India
Goods and Druggist Stores in Boston.
4 ], Is the cheapest preparation of Sorsapa-
L rllla now IN the market according To the
quality. Price 80 cts. bottle including the
soda. No one can doubt lis efficacy after
examining my new steam apparatus for cx-
tracing the strength from the root And as
"a further evidence see certificate OF Mr. Fos.
scnden.
hereby certify that within the last two
months have prepared in my mill for Wn.
Brown, Chemist, Isl Washington street.
Boston, two thousand five hundred pounds Of
the best of Spanish Sarsaparilla; the greater
part is already used no, in manufacturing
his celebrated Mead Syrup. have further
orders 10 prepare more.
PHILIP d. FESSENDEN.
WILLIAM BnowN's SARsAPARILLA MEAD
makes n capital beverage for this warm
weather. 1t Is cheap, wholesome nnd re-.
trcshing. Ii is almost as fashionable as hard
CIDER Ciwemod Nh Edgis.
QF" WILLIAM BGowN's No. SILVER
Tor SARs,PARILLA ComPouND MEAp SyHIr
makes The most popular and wholesome
beverage now in general use. Price 50 cts,
including soda, which makes thirty hail plni
lumblers. Use ice water.
Brunswick, July 20, 1870 TO Mr.. Alfred
McLelan-Bcar Sir: In reply to your re
quest for my opinion OF Mr. Nm. Browns
Sarsaparilla or Mead Syrup, called Silver
Top No. !. would say. that have found
II peculiarly pleasant 10 the taste. aud i"vorn-
able ~ ITS action on the stomach. In b"'h
these respects, depending probably ON The
proportions Of the ingredients, consider !,
superior TO any which ] have used. Yours
respectfully. p. G.. CLEAVEl.AND,
Professor of |owdoln College.
For sale in Newport, by K. J. Taylor md
X. r. Hazard. Dealers aud families can BE-
supplied by them.
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April o..
WIN. G.. COZZENS g. Co.

WILL open this day. in addition 10 their
w large s"ssoriInents before received, u
very beautiful lot of
Plain Monsselne de LANES,
Do. Grape de Iaine,
Blue, Black, and Light colours OF
Rich Figured Silks,
DO do do Aleplnes,
Plaid SIIks,-do. do. Gmghams,
Striped Cambric Muslins,
Large size Rich SILK Sbawls,
Do. de Black ------- do.
Rich Fancy Scaris and fldkfs.
Plaid aud Faucy Ribbons,
With many other Fancy aud desusblo
Goods, making their a-so,ttpest
,eiy complete and ~orhy
,i attention.
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Nc Lsod has been brought to New
York TO have his trial. He was ar
ragnod before the Supreme Court on
Thursday morning, and after some con-
versation, on a motion Of the prisoner :
counsel for his discharge, the Court
appointed mex, Saturday, the 18th, for
"A hearing in the case.
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tEp We have never seen the Ar,il-
lery Company Of this place, (Which, by
the way, ui'rays looks and does well,
make better appearance or do better,
than they did on Election Day. Their
ranks we understand, have not been
SO full since the last war. We wish
them continued success and prosperity.
They are deserving of both.
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EDUCATION.

ITHiOMAS ?. NICHOLS would respect
fully inform the public, that u few more
scholars may be admitted To hi, school in
Marlboro Street, where yonth nre carefully
instructed IN Arithmetic, Penmanship, &c.
Ography, Grammar, &c. al the moderate price
oi $3.50 for ~ weeks including stationary.
Algebra and the Latin language are tau gb,
10 those who wish IT.
Newport, 5 mo- 9th, iSil.-Gw.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

TlIE subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he has taken O Store in
Thames street, Colonnade Row, directly on.
posite f.. +. &. ". .Nt,cion's Store. where he
intends kreplng for sale an assortment of
BOTANIC MEDlCINES,--BOT
BEER manufactured and kept constantly on
hand and delivered in any part of the town.
CHARLES ID. WEAVER.
Nav I3
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There was a destructive fire in New
York on Saturday morning last, in
Pearl aud Water streets. Estimated
loss S35O,O00, mostly covered by in
Surance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-13

TnoMAs JErrERsoS's OrISIoy.-"l
served with General WAsnINGroS in
the Legislature of Virginia before the
Revolution, and during i. with DR..
FRANELiY in Congress. I never heard
either Of them speak ten minutes at a
time, nor to any but 10 tho point which
was to decide The question. They laid
their shoulders to the grca, points, know
ing that the liIila ones would follow OF
themselves. IL the present Congress.
errs IN too much talking, how can it be-
otherwise in a body to which the Pso.
pie send meu whn question every thing,
} ie!d Io,hing, and talk Dy the hoo, -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-13
From the n. Y. Journal Of Commerce

Madisonian publishes the following statement
of the population of tho different States and
Territories in :he Union, agrceably 10 the cen
sus of lS40. The aggregate, it will be seen,
exceeds II coo 600.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-13
WOOD CLOCKS.

"A NEW and neat pattern, and warranted
to keep good time, just received and fo
sale cheap by
May ~ u. STACY, Jn.