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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-11

duelling law, and speaks Of it with the
utmost contempt. Several times, at the
present session, there have been passes
between him and Mr.. Adams, which it
was apparent left upkind feelings behind. L.
To-day, MIR. Adams, Tell foul Of him, in
q way aud IN IA manner for which there
ia little excuse. lie said Mr.. Wise had
set himself up for leader OF General
Harrison's party--that il he did become
a leader, he would never be q supporter
Of tha, party Mr.. Wise's flag was
a tri-colored flag, black, RED, and Dhiie,
the black stripe was slavery-the red
was stained with the blood oil the duel
list--and the white was the dirty, pale
and pallid emblem of notification.
Mr.. Wise replied in cool, deliberate,
manly and noble manner. lie referred
70 The noble aud patriotic father Of Mr.
Adams--to Mr.. Adams's own splendid
hlstory--to his nge--to his venerable
appearance-that with him his hands
were tied---that towards him be could
not act, he could only feel-that MIR.
Adams's person and character was sa-
cred from any attack from him-and
that hc would himself strike down the
arm which might be impiously raised
against him-Alr. Wise's reply was not
only eioQuent--it was splendid, magnif-
cent. At its close there was a sponta-
neous, but smothered burst Of applause
from the House and from The galleries
il was almost impossible I" restrain it
and if the severe practice Of the House
on such occasions, as respects the gal.
leries, and q sense oi propriety on the
part OF the members had not restrained
il, the burst when Mr. Wise sat down,
would have been tremendous. deeply
regret the outbreaks among members Of
the same fraternity"
In SeNArE, Friday, Feb. 5th.-But
very iitiic business Of public interest
was transacted, when the Senate ad.
journed to Monday.
10 the House., the Treasury Note
Bill, after tedious debate, was brought
out Of committee, with the amendment
heretofore proposed by Mr.. Wiso, to au-
thorize the incoming Administration to
issue Gve millions Of dollars, between
the Sd Of March and the close Of the
year, Notwithstanding tho amount that
may have been previously issued by the
present Administration. This amead-
ment was coacurred in bythc House, / i
10 70.
The bill was thea ordered TO a third
reading, l26 to SO, and being encrossed
was read the third tine and passed with
on, a division. The House G!cn ad-
joarncd.
In the House., on Saturday, bills of a
private aud local nature, were chieay
acted on.
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PORT OF NE w P0R T.
hlIisiV AIS.

THURSDAY, Feb. alh--arr. .chrs. John JAY, Mixer
son In Philalephia for Providcncsj Harvest Bates,
I'm Elizabeth CITY, for Providence. .
SAILIp-brig Mozart, for Phihdolpha; Schrs a. ".
Hale, aud Challenge. Tor Now York
FRIDAY, Feb. 5th.-arr sw bark Wh1am, I'M ran
River. , 10. =,
Cove, were she was ashore.
SAILEp-brig Manhattan, for New York schrs. can
Stonnaton; Hornet and Samuel Crocker, New YORK
Iapwing, Norfoiki Charleston Packet, Philadeiphia
slonp Cadet, Stonington. - 49,, -, .
S,rtnp>y, Feb. 6th.--arr schs Maiden, WtSshn, I'm
Elizabeth Cay Tor Providence Susan, Thorndise, I'm
do Tor do. ,
s,tLrp--Hark william, for boston.
<, yp,y Feb 7th-a arr. bark Hebron, Hood, I'm Prov
fur Mobile.
Scls. Pioneer preshrcy, I'm Taunton for New York
Chariot Freeman, I'm Providence Tor Baltimore.
sloops Tecun,sch, child, md Juno, Brown, I'm Frov
for New York Willard willard, aud Excel, WillisI"n
fin Bristol, for do.
Passed mp, sch. Henry tTohC1I df Hn o"'auh""i u"
suLEp-hark Hebron. Mobile ,ch-. Glide, N. Lon
don Vchcccn Elizabeth City Chariot, Baltimore.
MoSp.y Feb. 6lh.-arr U, =. Gutter Hamilton, apt
Snr.is I'm "A cruise to relieve vessels IN dsIress, 30 h
I'm io.tou-.pokc rothing When coming into IN,
halhor ut nght, ashore On the South pon "l l'oa
island Int got or ~ high without any damncc.
sck's Irdebpnarnce, sltwsh I'm New York for Prov.
prcnirsr JARVIS of aud o. New York for do.
| S,IL.p--scir Pippecr, rresNrey, New York slcoF'
E,ccl, Juno, and f.eam-ch, do Charles Ash, rrov
! iIencp. ,. .., - ...,--
VigIlant, tornor, do, -
| WrnSEsp,y Feb. 9th arr sloop Senator, Clifford
fin Wesipor,, ofand for New York.
| "ss,s Juhile, Ch,ce I'm WEXFORD for Norfolk; Sc
,hror, rountrln i'm Providence for York Rycri lend
..r nj plvmouth, Adams, I'm New York fr this port
Eng, Fit,hup I'm Providence ior fork River lndusiy
/ Bnr. of ard TN New Bedford
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FRESH G 0 O. S.
.lalllcs Ill. Read.

HAS just received from package sales H.
III New York, a large and valuable assert
men, of London, extra supertine and wo"
dyed black. blue. olive, green aud mlxef
BRO.4DCLOIWS
Extra snpcrfinc, new style. PANTHEON C"s
simeres and Doe Skin: DO. do. American
do. Sntiincts. oil co!ors.
.ALSO-Silk Velvcts, l'eayertecns' rad'
dings, Sewing Silk, Grass Clo'hs.: London
Drillings, with a great variety oi Summer
stuffs.
ALso-Scveral packages Of Goods, dana
gcd on board the Garrick, which have oeel
fully restored. The price Mt which they VI,
bo sold will remind the purchaser of The old
adage, that ''ii is an i'll wind which blows no
body any good"
Providence, Feb. 10, 1871.
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AUCTIONS.
SIlERTF1T-S SALE.

NEWPORT, Sc
DY virtue Of mn Execnif1fiooH issued out Of
I'D lbs .Court Of Common Pleas, for tho
County OF Newport, May term. A. d. 1910.
and 10 me directed and delivered. will sell
at Public Auction, on 'hs premises, 10 ths
highest bidder. OH Saturday, thc ihinecn.h
day Of March. A. ID. jeiI, at 10 O'clock. A.
NJ. oil the right. title and interest that Wash
ington Van Z.ndt. OF East Troy, in the S,a."
Of New York. Clerk. had on the ! lth day ~
May, a, ID. 1890. at 7 o'clock p. NJ. lwhen
attachment was inutc on the original wri'.l
+, IN and 10 two certain lots of land, situate ia
! Newport. spd purchased by said Van Zandt,
Of Cherries Collins; ESQ. The first lot with
the dwelling house aud other buildings there
on standing. is bounded ives, on School street.
easterly or High street, north on land ~
Richard Sanford, and soItherly on land late
belonging 10 St. Johns I.odse. No. !. Tho
other is bounded oasicrly on Second street.
westerly on Division street, southerly on land
Of - -, the aforesaid Execution
being in favor Of Tie Traders Bank, in New
port. Conditions at sale,
WM. Il. DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
! Newport, Feb. n 1S4l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-11

Gen. Harrison arrived ut Baltimore
on Saturday afternoon last. fle was
met by committee of reception, and
welcomed to the city in m address from
7. Y. Walsh, Esq. to which the Gen
cral made pertinent and eloquent re-
sponsc. The Tippecnnoc clubs, and
an immense concoursc Of citizens also
paid their respects to him. lie was to
leave Baltimore for Washington on
Monday morning. He has boen greet
ed all along the whole route from Gin
cinnati, (which place he left on the 26th
ult. by the most gratifying testimonials
Of respect from the people who have
chosen him "to rulo over them"
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From tire National GNxette.

FURTHER SUsrENsioS.--The United
States Bank canno, decline alone. We
regret to add that the Girard Bank has
Also suspended specie payments except
for its Five and Ten Dollar N0tes.-
Whetherthis example will extend fur
lrer we cannot say--but as there is
panic among all classes, there can be
no doubt that all the Banks will be
promptly require to redeem their circu-
lation. The distress attending this state
Of things cannot be Gale culated. To al-
leviato it will require the utmost exer-
else of judgment and temper.
p. S. One o'clock-All the Banks
Of the City, with two or three exceptions
have just suspended specie payments ex-
'cept for Five Dollar Notes. The ap-
prehension expressed above is thus nI-
ready realized.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-11

1 N examination Of the Public Schools IN
"a this town, will take place in the follow
lng order, wiz
That Of the Feualc Department, OF No. 2.
on Friday. l2ih inst.
Tha, of The Male Department, OF No :, on
Monday, the 18th inst.
That q: the Male Department, OF No. ], Oh
Friday the l0lh inst.
Tha, of the Female Department, OF No. ]
on Monday, the 22l inst.
The Examination Of each School. on the
day specified, will commence at . O'Clock
A. NJ.
Parents pnd Guardians Of Pupils and 9th
ers interested in Public Schools, are invited
to attend. By order of the COMMITTEE.
WM. II. DOUGLAS, !Sccry.
! Newport, Feb. u, ls4l.
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.NE.UOR.R.vD.7.

x,,y York ON the 3lt uit., brig rlorila, rhil-
I'm, nm AneInchieoia Actun, Burrougis IN - MARKS
- n, go,,on On the 3I lust, schr Warsaw, sweet
"' say,nrah 2qh ul, schr Nlrsin,n, burroughs, dg
.ar Mn,,n,nsi slst schr Eagle, WDlie, I'm Havana.
chi at New orleans, sd nit, sehr wolooi', N"r'hup,
JJc 3, mile, shove Now Orleans, 2ai u',. brig ca.
nonisus tusi.y for hi. rnrt.-h New Orleans, 2ad'
b,i. It,ryi.t, vInsnn, tls fr Providence .
,i.y.n, asI mlt schr Tas~o, Burdich, ior ~ On.
leans, soon. - -, IT, r .
Charleston. Gk hris oc,rss, hoNto Jnmn~h
.'J ., TI.v,,a Ietl ut sch Franklin Greene smith.
MarIe CONCORD Carr, tr Cardsna-, To load 'u' ,h'-
port. a., -, A., A., ~.
.r,h,. nor, d.t,d Noy llh, "a the islsni ri Palma
r,nor,. her with no bhl. sp -rd so do Bi,ct fth oil
sa,,d FIN honolulu. Oct ii'h. ship Martha f"s'es'
mi, port, ior home, with 1900 hhls sp ou.
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this eye,ims, when il is expected a gen
erar suspension will be agreed upon.
Another day such as this cannot be with
stood by my, ! think.
The "Shorts" kept the L. S. Bank
pretty well up to-day but, hese sup
piled, it will lall largely at least such
is expected.
Tho Legislature, il is expected, will
sanction another suspension. Tie only
difficulty is tho Governors signature to
such q law.
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,Ehc suspension.

Our apprehensions oil the inab'hiy OF
the Philadelphia Banks to sustain them
selves aiter,he suspension OF The United
States Bank have been realized. Ihey
all commenced paying specie yesterday
morning, the u. S. Bank paying their
Fyes in specie also, but the run was so
severe that by one o'clock they were all
obliged to suspend, except Que. or the
United States Bank the National Ga.
zet,e says 1--WE are not prepared TO
say, as wo have no official Information
beyond the Cashiers published note,
whether tho Banks can be raised either
ut an early or remote period to regular
business course but it is just to state
the general impression that this suspen-
sion, destroying as il must, or most ma,
terially affecting at home and abroad
the credit of the Bank, takes from The
sources which have thus far sustained
It, and which are necessary to its sup
port
All the Banks pay their five dollar
n o,ss ~ specie.
PpILAprLruii, Feb 5, 1871.
This has been day Of grea, excite
mon, hcto, aud heavy run has beet
cont,pueJ on oil the Banks from ihe'
/ fr,, opening 'o The closc /, The crowd an'
o,essprs at n,cs, of them increasing ~
% tho las, minute. Al paid their g.
notes. including the Uo,ed States Ban'
- and ive Of our Banks paid oil de
!. mardr p,sst o,ed sgsinst them. 1her'
viii b, anr.hcr ircciipg OF tho BANK
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-11

The National Inteligcnccr of the lst inst
coptoins a communication signed rs. :. s."
respecting the ancient lew families that re-
sided in this town. Judging from the gcner'
nj tenor of the article, we should suppose The
writer must have received his information
from very imperfect sources, more particular
" as relates to the treatment received by
the Jews from the inhabitants of this place.
during their residence here. The writer
says
"About the year 1900, or perhaps n
little later, the Jews ofNcwport became
diminished in numbers; and the pro-
rress OF liberal Christianity was so
rapid that they could not WORSHIP at he
shrine of their Gods without subiec,ing
themselves to insult and annoyance,
ana were compelled, by the magnan'-
miiy OF scctalian opposition, to close
their synagogue. For many years 1t
was not opened savo on those occasions
when a company ofthem came to New
port from distant cities and held religi-
Gus service, or paid the last debt OF
gratitude and affection to somo ono OF
thoiStallcn brethren.
We regret very much 10 find comnun'-
cation, containing such n paragraph, IN the col
umns of so respectable q paper os the Ma
tonal inteligencer. IN conversation win
several Of the oldest and most respectable
citizens Of our town, wa arc assured tha'
the statements in The above nre entirely void
Of the least foundation in trn'h-that the
remnant Of the Jewish families that remain
ed in Newpor, al the period referred to, wa'
among our most respected and honorsd fellow
citizens, and ,I,a, no incident ever occurre'
,o au,korisc, in The slightest degree, so M
w,rran,ahlc charge on tho character Of OIL
ancient, pcacoablc and respectable town
Justice tn the memory Of tho dead renulrr'
th,t the charge should bo refnled. Coul'
the nshes Of such men as Moses Seixas, Mo
scs 1.orcz, and others, be rc animated, the.
would pronounce the article sbovo roicrrc
io,a gross libel on The high minded and lher
al chpcns Of Newport, whose hosptoll'
and friendship they always sppho Of ~ III
s,ron ,os, terms of c,a,nudc md respect.
THE .riclc coninins Other insecOracie'
which sec may notice hereafter.
-.--.--.---
Our Congressional and Lcgislativ
summary, has excluded n number {
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SHERIEF'S SALE.
NLwPORT, Sc
DY virtue Of nm execution is

DY virtue Of nm execution IS
~ sued out of the Cour, Of Common
Pleas for the County Of Newport. May Term,
IsiO. md 10 me directed and delivered, I
will sell at Public Auct on the premises.
to The highest bidder, On Monday, March lat.
1871, all the right, title aud interest TINT
William S. Randolph, Of ST. Louis, in thu
State OF Missouri, merchant. had on the Sec
ond day Of August, A. ID. 1889. in and TO thc
following described real estate, s''achrd on
the Original writ on Tie said second day ot
August, at The hours herein utter named, to
witt
Several lots Of land lying to-
ge,her md adjoining, situated in said New
port, with dwelling house thorepa standing
bounded westerly partly by tho Roc"o"d
Library lot and partly On land of Samuel
\ Ward southerly on The road leading 10 the
beach from Mill Stree, easterly on ioDd
now OF late belonging to John 81. Eao'on, aud
4 norlherly partly on road. and paIily on luid
\ of Audlcy Clarke--aitdched at 10 O'clock and
II lhlry inmates, A. NJ.
/ .HsO, one other lot Of land.
I, situated in said Newport, bounded so'El cT'l
east by road, or street, north on 'and laIe "i
!, Chares yins0n, and vest on land Of And!ry
Clarkc-alached at 35 minutes past ten -
clock. A. NJ.
.4lsO, one other lot of land III
said Newport, containing about two aud onn
half ocrcs-bouudcd North and east on lann
belonging to cstate of Eliza $. Philips, dccdS
and westerly on land late belonging to fsaac
Burdick ---aileched at Is minutes past ter
o'clock, A. NJ.
Also, another lot of land sitna-
ted at The South end Of Thames street, IN
said Ncwport-hounded nonhcrly On land
|, late belonging to John Cahoone, westerly on
\ Thames. street, sontherly partly by lnnd -'t
/ Charles Gylcs, and partly by lnnn OF Jnhn
I Howard, and rnsterly on land nov or ioto
! belonriig to John Iloward-a,tached NJ VI
o'clock. Am.
also, a lot of land situated in
I Thames stree, in said Newport, with n Store
thereon standing, bounded wes, On Thanirs
| street, north on land uf Isen,antn Marsh y !,
/. cas-, on land now or late beonliDg 10 fhe"-
(. dore Phinuey. rnd south on land now or late
of said Pliinney--a,,,ached at 10 minutes
I, past u o'clock. A. NJ.
i The above sale will commence with thu
/ Airs, described premises, NJ . O'Clock \. VI.
v on sad frs, day OF March. Condition $ ut
4 selc. WM. H. DOUGLAS, ShrW
4 Newport Feb. 4, 1911.
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SIHERIFF'S SALE.

! NrwrORr, sc.-s
DY Virtue of an Execution is.ncd ons of
ap the Cour, of Common Pleas for the
county Of Newport, May Term. 1910 aud 1"
me directed and delivered, | will sell at pub
lie auction on The premises, to the highest
bidder. on Monday, the fret day If Marth,
1871, ot three o'clock, p. H. n thr right. INC
and interest fhht WiIliam 5. Randolph, # 81 :.
Louis, in the State Of Missouri, merchant, bad
Oh the second day Of August, 1889; at ,w"
o'clock, =. VI. twhen attachment was rhadn
on original writ in ond to Farm situated
in Mlddlctown, III said county, and known az
the "CIark Farm" containing about sixty
acres, and now improved by peicr BarGcr
ESQ. Conditions a, sul
MN. II. DOUGLAS, shcriG.
Newport, Feb. 4, lS4i.
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er-ys The National Intelligencer, M
refc crring to the final passage in the Sen
ate of "permancnt prospective pre-
cmp,ion Land Bill" remarks -" The
extent Of the majority in favor of the
permanent prospective pre-empt'on Ia"
may perhaps surprise some of our read
crs, who are not prepared for what, at
first sight, appears to be so radical a
change in our Land system. The fact
is. however, as we understand, tho prin-
ciple of that bill is already as effectively
part of the Land system ms if it had
been in legal existence for DO years
There is a conventional law, stronger than
any temptation TO break, which now pro-
iects the actual settler against any com
petition ut sales of tho public fands.-
And this bill has passed the Senate Ivy
such majority, under the influence OF
the argument that il is better to iegahse
what is incurable and inevitable, than to
keep OF the statute book provision
which is a dead letter. or the conclu-
siveness of this argument we say nothing;
bu, it certainly was not without It's effect
on the Senate"
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GNlTaCteu IIOUI 'hC H'inu'co'
A. LARDNER, Cashier.

At meeting Of Delegates from the Banks
of the City and County Of Philadelphia, con
vcncd upon official notice OF the Suspension
Of Specie Payments by the Bank OF The
United States, held Feb. d,-Prescnt, Dele
gates from tho following Banks, viz:
Pennsylvania, Girard, Philade'phla, North
America, Farmers and Mechanics, Com
n,crcal, Mechanics, Western, Penn. Town,
ship, Southwark, Kensington, Manufacturers
aud Mechanics, Moyamcnslng, and the Bank
of the Northern Liberties.
John White, Esq, was called 10 the chair.
+. A. Raybod, appointed Secretary.
The following Resolution was unanimously
adopted -
Resolved, That the Banks represented IN
tins meeting, will continue the payment o'
specie for all their liabilities.
JOHN WHITE, Chairman.
+. a. RAYBoLD, Secretary.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-11

rlNHE best article yet discovered for pro-
L noting the growth Of Hair.
Used as poma,um. II will preserve INC
hair IN n most beautiful condition, Keeping II
soft and glossy, and disposng II to enrl mos,
lInyurionilv. II will impart to lichi sandy
boir. a darker aud richer shndc, md wonder
fully improve ,hc appearance Of all shades
and coloIs.
The prices nre 81 per bottle and 50 per
lar For sale by X. J. TAYLOR,
Ian. u. las Thame s-street.
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FLon,p, News - Adviecs from ~, Angus
line 10 the 18th of January. confirm The re.
port ,hot Tlger,Sl has como m nnd dec'aroh
Tor c,nigra,inn. !, was presumed ,i''' '"os'
nf The Tsllahapccs would '"llo~ ibs exam.
ole. IN, ihc Mlekasnbiss, supposed to be l2
or AGO in number, were rcso'n,ely hostile IA
emigration. lI"pcs were enicnaincd oi
speedy trTmlnatiVa g. tbe HaL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-11

The votes for President and Vice Prcsl.
ident OF the United States, were to be count
ed in presence of both Houses Of Congress
on tho 10Th inst, and not on tho S,h, as be.
fore noticed.
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THURSDAY, February ~,
N Is w y 0iss Hs

BY referring to the proceedings of tn"
Assem- bly,, il will be seen that the time lcr
the election Of members of Congress has
been changed from August To April nest, to
guard against the contingency Of being I'M
represented IN case an extra session OF Con-
orcss should be called Of which there is al
present strong probability.
Will i, no, be necessary TO call Conven'
ton to nominate the candidates?
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E11i 4 IS gs 8 a. q u s..

III TIL. town, sunday evening last. hy he Rev. Mr.
Ltavar, Mr.. Oliver w. Dswley, To Miss Rhoda hlbro,
all OF this toHn.
Same evening, by the Rev. hr. Steers, MIR. John e.
Gard. To Mrs. Anstice Perry, both Of MS town.
In Bristol the 3st ult., Mr.. job Wilston Jr Ia
Miss Elizabeth r. Randall both of Brstol-On the I'd
inst, Mr.. DurG'o T. Bradford To Miss Hannah a.,
dnushter nf Mr NathanicI Munro, of IIristol.
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Notice.

BRIGHTON MARkET-MoND,Y, Feb. 2, 1871.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser and Patriot
At naret 400 BeefCattlc6o Stores 10 Sheep and 22b
Swin.. 100 Beef Cattle unsold
Paicss--Becf Cattle. BETTER CsitTe were at market
than have seen for sevora weeks, conse qucnily
higher prices were obtained, hut for like quality prices
hardly sustained. 4 very few extra Cattle s6 %
AZ 20 frst quality IS ~ 20 second quality IS 20
so third quality "a 25 ~ 70.
sheep--"Dulf." Lots 80 "a Q rs; we,hcrs so, s
25, 4 80 60 s..
swire-Cnc lot sows md Barrow, IT 5 ; II lot to
p,dlc ut IL for sows aud for jsrrows. AZ retail from
5, 20 g..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-11

The Providence Journal of yesterday
have been received in
this city, stating that the Philadelphia
Banks have surrendered their charters
to the Legislature.
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=.
A<fDK OUT FOR PRIZES IN
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERIES,
TO Be DRAWN THIS WEEK.
This Day, Feb II,
Class 272, C6 nos. 10 ballots, capital ssCO0
Tickets S20O..
Friday. Feb r.,
Glass 273, ~ nos. II ballots, copiisl $4,000,
Tickets S5.Y
Saturday, Feb. l3.
Glass ga. rs nos. 12 ballots. prize Of $50
600. I OF 10000, | of 5000. of 5000,
90 of 1000. 40 Of 300, f5opf
200, 90 of (nny nos.) 100
Tickets $40.
For sale in a great variety Of numbers Of
lhe Old Office Of
J. C. SHAW.
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TmE SrASpiSG notwithstanding 10 the
annual return uf tho Adju,ant General Of The
~. y, the whole number oi militia IN the
States and Territories Of the Union, IS 49,
i4t.
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b o X S,
FOR SALE BIZ
James shasik IllOssd.

Combs Phrenology,
Combs constitution OF fnnn,
Aborcrnmbc's intellectual powers,
Cumbs' Physiology,
Spurzhcim on Education,
4 new edition of Chnnnlng's self culture,
Union or the divided church made one-by
Harris,
Combs physiology on digestion.
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Strive and thrive,
Young man from homo,
Sowing and rcuplns,
Scenes in real Ic,
Pho chi,drens tire.lde Sook, from tho French
by Bcrqnin.
The chlldrcn's companion, from tho French
by Berquln.
A new edition of the Oxford Drawn. Book.
Feb. II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-11

The speeches Of Hon. Asher Robbins nj
the late session of the Legislature, on the
currency, and ,hc Smitafeld Memorial, VIII
be found in this number.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-11
CAUTION.

"a T.TEW takes this method Of inform.
h/' ing the public tina, hc being the sole
inventor of Eanp constructed on such pr'n.
ciplcs that Hogs Lard may be made con-
ple,e substitute for, and answer oil The pnr-
poses of Sperm Oil, has secured To himself
The righ, 70 make and vend the sanic-hn
cautions the public against making, vending.
or using the same, in any way or manncr
without q right from him, rs he shall take
such measures as the law allows him for the
rejection Of the same.
Newport, Feb. 4th, isll.--3w.