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SHERIFE''S SALE.
June 5th l84l.-3t.

n virtue and by authority Of an execution
L issued from tie office of the Pike Circuit
Court and TO Inc directed in favor Of VIM.
Luce and r. NJ. V. Kercheval and against
Benjamin F. Trimble, ] have levied and
seized upon all the right, title, interest and
claim Of the said B. f. Trimble 10 the fol-
lowing described real estate lying in said
county OF Pike (viz:) Block No. one hun
dred in the Town of Louisiana, being the
same which was decided by Nathaniel Fuqua
and wife. to John Trimblc. and by the said
John Trimb!e TO the said B. F. Trim.
bic, and expose the same at public sale
to the highest bidder for ready money, before
the COURTHOUSE door in the Town of Bow
ling Green, on Wednesday the 3Oth day OF
June 1917 and between the hours Of nine
and FIVE o'clock OF said day. and during the
term OF the Pike Circuit Court, to satisfy
said execution and costs.
WM. PENN, Sheriff of P. c.
June 9Th 284l.-3t.
, 1841-06-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.

RY authority Of a special writ of execu-
II ton issued from the Office of the Pike
Circuit Court, and to me directed, in favor
of John Steele plaintiff and against Charles
T. Taliaferro defendant, l have levied upon
and seized all the right, title. and interest Of
the said Taliaferro, TO the following described
real estate to wit: N. w. Or. Sect No. 8 T.
81 R. a w. containing one hundred and six.
tyacres, and the w. 1 ofN. E .qr. Of thesame
sect town. range containing sc acres & shall
expose the SAM to public sale, to the high.
est bidder for ready money before the Court
House door in the Town Of Bowling Green,
on Wednesday the 3Oth day Of June l84I,
between the hours of 9 and 5 o'clock of said
day, and during the term Of the said Pike
Circuit Court, to satisfy said execution and
costs.
WIN. PENIX, Sheriff Of P. c.
June 5th l84I.-3t.
, 1841-06-19
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

IN virtue and by authority of an execution
L issued from the Office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court within and for the County Of
Pike and State of Missouri. bearing date the
28th day of April 1871. in favor of Swim
mer and Dean, and against Owen J. Doyle.
! nave levied upon and seized all the right,
title, clam and interest of the said Owen J.
DOYLE. of. in and 10 the following real estate
TO wit: the =. 4 of the w. / of the y. T..
or. Of Sect 10 r.. So r.. . w. containing
10 acres more or less. and will sell the same To
the highest bidder for cash in hand. at the
Courthouse door in the town of Bowlinr
Green in said county, on Tuesday the Goth
dav of June 1871 between the hours Of 9
and ) o'clock of that day, and during the
term of the Circuit Court of said county OF
Pike, to satisfy said execution and all costs
or so much thereof rs will.
WIN. PENIX. Sheriff of PC.
, 1841-06-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.

IN virtue and by authority of an execu.
L ton issued from the office Of the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court, within & for the Coun.
" Of Pike and state of Missouri, bearing
date the 10Th day of march l84l, in favor Of
John G. Shields, and against James Pickett;
| nave levied upon and seized all the right
title claim and interest Of the said James
Pickett, OF in and to the following real es.
tate to wit: the E OF the S. e. or. of Sec
ton 81 three T. 81 r. 8, w. containing go
acres more or less, and the 5. w. 1 Of the S.
L. or. of the same section Township and
range; and will sell the same 10 the highest
bidder for cash in hand at the Courthouse
door in the town of BowlinC-Green in said
county, on the 23th day of June l84l be-
tween the hours of Q aHd 5 O'Clock of that
dav, and during III" term of the Circuit Court
of said county of Pike, TO satisfy said exc
curion and all costs, or 50 much thereof aS
will.
VIM. PENIX Sheriff of p. C.
June 5th-3t.
, 1841-06-19
SHERIFF'S SAFE.

N virtue and by authority Of an execution
L issued from the Office of the Pike Circuit
Court TO me directed, and in favor of John
Rodgers, and against John Jamison, | have
levied upon, and seized all the right, title and
interest Of the said Jamison, to the follow
ing described real estate (viz:) three acres of
land, part w S. w. or. Sec. "a r. 50 N.
r. l e, and about 3O.feet frontby 10 #. back
of the corner of Lot No. 8 in Block No. a
in the Town Of Paynesville, and will expose
til, same to public sale. to the highest bidder,
for ready money before the Court House
door in the town of Bowling-G reen, on the
first day of July 1871, and between the
hours Of 8 and 5 O'Clock of said day, during
the term Of the Pike Circuit Court, to satisfy
said execution and costs.
WIN. PENIX Sheriff, P. C.
June 5th-3t.
, 1841-06-19
POETRY Y.
RECOLLECTIONS.

love the West, when parting day
Fades from the horizon away;
love the flower that dies in Spring,
And every frail and fleeing thing,
Then oft amid the altered scene,
/ love to think that they have been.
How swet those hopes forever fed!
Distrust has entered in their stead
The friendly tie was doomed 10 sever
One link is broke and lost forever;
And yet that golden silken chain,
Shall round my 'heart Of hear,s' remain.
Ger some antique and ruin'd tour,
The vine may weave its greenest bower,
And oft the sweetest songs we hear,
From olden trees decayed and sere.
So happy days, past and gone,
Shall memory love to dwell upon.
This heart, tho crossed by wounded pride
Is blithe to all the world besides.
And yet, whene'er | think Of thee,
IT'S cold and silent as the sea.
There love the omen-cloud will keep,
Like Stormy Petrol on the deep.
/ must not chide thy fair p~retence,
Or charge thee with Indifference;
The emanations of whose mind,
Are winning oft, but oft unkind.
may but Gull the flowers of spring,
And weep thee DER their whitening.
NJ. L. E.
, 1841-06-19
WIN. PENIX. Sheriff
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Y pursuance ofan order made at the March
Term of the Pike Circuit Cour 184I at the
instance of John Barly and others Plaintiff
VS. the Heirs of Evan S. Barry, defendants.
! shall expose to public sale. on Tuesday the
29th day of June 1871, before the Court,
House door in the Town of Bowling-Grecn
and during the term Of the Pike Circuit Court.
and between the hours of 0 and 5 O'Clock of
said day. ION acredit of six months, the pur.
chaser giving bond with approved security.
bearing interest at SIX per cent per an.
num- the following real estate to wit: S.
w. or. s. T.. Or, Sect. 25 II. 81 North OF
Range s West containing 40 arccs. ndlying
in said county of Pike.
WIN. PENIX, Sheriff Of p. C..
June 9Th 184l-3t.
, 1841-06-19
A OF MISSOURI

County of Pike. }
In the Circuit Court, of the Term of March, to
wit. on the 18th day of March, ls4l.
TH0aA' D. r.rT0S' Plaintiff Petition in debt, BY
REUBEN SMILEY. Defendant. Attachment.
A ND now at this day comes the said Plaintiff by
IN his attorney, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the court, that the said Defendant j, not a resident
of or residing within the ,aid State, land that he
cannot be summoned.) Therefore on motion of said
Plaintiff by his said attorney. II is ordered by the
court that the said Defendant be notified that 40
action of debt hath been commenced against him
by the said Plaintiff, and that an attachment hath
been issued against his estate, for the sum Of three
hundred dollars besides interest and costs.) direc-
ted to the Sheriff of said county of Pike, who hath
attached the following real estate, to wit; lot No.
sixteen (l6) in Block No. ten (l0) in tie Town or
Paynesville in said county, and also a certain lot of
parcel of ground adjoining said Town, bounded as
follows, to wit: Beginning at a stone, on the base line
of the Town plot at the North west corner Of lot
sixteen aforesaid. Thence running south Goo. w.
twenty-five poles to a stone, Thence S. 400. w.
eigeteen p~oles--Thence N. 45o. L. twenty poles and
twelve links to the South corner of lot aforesaid-
Thence South 600. twelve poles to the beginning, as
appears by his return endorsed on said writ; and
that unless you the said defendant shall enter your
appearance herein, Mt the next Term of our court,
which will be begun and held, at the Court. House
in Bowling-Green, within and for our said county of
Pike, on the fourth Monday of June next, and on
or before the third day Of the said Term, plead to
the said Plaintiffs action, Judgment will be render
ed against you by default, and the property attached
as aforesaid. sold to satisfy the same. And it is fur
Their ordered BY the Court, that a copy Of this order
be published for four weeks successfully, in some
newspaper printed in this State, the last insertion to
be at least thirty days before the commencement Of
the next Term Of the court, until which said Term,
this cause Is continued. A true copy of the record.
~ In withes, whereof l., NJ. J. Noyes,
seal. Clerk, have hereunto set my hand and AFFIXED
w. the seal Of said Court, at Office this 18th
of March, lS4l.
March 27-St. NJ. J. MOVES. CLERK.
, 1841-06-19
Negro Boy
TOB4CCOu

TIME subscriber would inform the Tobacco growers
Il of this and the adjoining counties, that he will
give the highest cash pnce. for Tobacco delivered in
good order to him at his manufactoTy in the town of
Prsirirville lie constantly KEEPS on hand also,
maT ufactured tpbacco "f the best quality which he
will sell on accommodating terms ut Wholesale NJ re-.
tail. GEORGE W. THUR MOND
Marcel l3--6m
, 1841-06-19
SHERIFE''S SALE.
June 81.

IN virtue and by authority of two Execu-
L tons issued from the office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court, within and for the Coun-
" of Pike and State of Missouri, bearing
date the 10th day of March l84I, one in ia
vor of Christopher Kelly, and the other IN
favor of Amos Griffith, and agains. John r.
Carter. and to me directed, ! have levied
upon and seized all the right. title, interest
and claim of the said John r. Carter, of, in
and to the following real estate to wit: lot
No. 1914 with Il large brick building and 9th
or valuable improvements thereon. which
building was the former residence OF the
said John X. Carter. and lots No. 1875 and
I2G. all in The Town of GAINESVILLE in said
county of Pike and will sell the same Ia the
highest bidder for cash in hand at the Court
House door in the town of Bowling-Green
in said county, on the 28th day of June 1871
between the hours of Q and 5 O'Clock of that
day, and during the term of the Circuit Court
of said county of Pike, 10 satisfy said Exc
cutions and all costs or SO much thereof as
will.
WIN. PENIX, Sheriff of p. C..
June 9Th lG4l.-3t.
, 1841-06-19
N C f.

THlS is 10 forewarn all persons from ira
l. ding with my wife Elizabeth Hardy as
she has a~bsconded or left my bed ana board
without any just cause or provocatlon. ]
am determined not to pay any debts of her
contracting.
CASPER HARDY.
May 22nd-I84l.-4t.
, 1841-06-19
PUBLIC SALE.

1TIE undersigned Administrator Of the Estate OF
- James Greer deceased, will offer ut public sale
on Wednesday the 9th day of June next, at the
said Greer's late residence, all the personal property
Of said estate, consisting of Horses, Cattle, household
and kitchen furniture, ono set Of shoemaker tools.
&c. &c.--The terms will be made Known on the day
OF sale.
JOHN NJ. TRIM9LE, Adm'r.
May 22nd.-4t.
, 1841-06-19
May e2nd 1841.-tf.
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

TINE undersigned Administrator Of the estate Oh
Il Logan Boulwure. deed late Of Rails county
Mo, hereby gives notice to all concerned, or in any
way interested in said estate, that the undenisnea
administrator will make = 6nal settlement oil the
said estate at the next February term Of the ooaa'
ty court Of said county, on the 6rst Monday Of Fs@
ruary A. d. 1912.
RICHARD BoULwARE, Admr.
June 18th lS4l.-4t.
, 1841-06-19
MASONIC NOTICE.

THE members of the Clarksvilhe Lodge. rssPeeuui.
" invite their masonic brethren in the sdlaesn.
country to join them in a procession on the .sln '.'
in ClarksviiIc, when an address will be def'verso o "
the subject Of Masonry.
June Il, lS4l-2w.
, 1841-06-19
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE is herehJ gwen that the CO partnership
1 v hrTei"fnre existing between the undersigned,
under the firm of CAMPBELL, Chiffon s. Co.,
was dissolved by mutual consent, on the first day of
January A. ID 1-il, and the business Of the said
firm will be settled up by Campbell and Chiffon
JOEL CAMPBELL,
wM. Chiffon,
JAMES McPIKE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-23
bEELZEBUB MURDERED.

N'''" carolina paper has the following story
a,onah. ,0" VINO attempted to 'play the devil hut
m, "S comedy 10 tragical conclusion.
aa' 'e,'0w dis6gured himself with club foot,
M " 'ne house of an old lady, rich widow.
an;," '.u himself the devil, and frightened the
ana Tue premises, took the old lady's money
Anil. 'pea' In the act OF retreating, he was met
Moh.a IRON the house by man with a gun,
Sh. 0een to attend muster, and was return.
nrb ana who, loo, had taken sIeettle' too
bin "e oVerJoyful. The man upon meeting
Who .o"' levelIed his gun, and demanded
Mai.~ eS mere Il am Prince of Dark ness;
bad bo, w 'pee I'm after, Jesse Draddock! I
anb.l "e OF Two subjects, and them I have des
i,Do.s,' 10 the lower regions Jesse no. being
Gun and W. 's' ms devilship pass. presented his
nsucsd Nereo him not TO move. Satan com.
add bu,ni" nng' emitting smoke at the same time,
sfle .u' sulpher. Jesse not liking the seen,
aeO,Ds0 p"er' fired, and laid his Satanic Majesty
lie bon,a us ieet He then made his wav TO
aily in ,ho the old lady, where he found the ia
Nn ,old Nc greatest distress. Upon inquiry. he
We're comnsn' '"e devil had been there, aud they
Or be car, eo 10 thy to the woods for protection,
them ,h r,',ed of by him alive. Jesse Informed
asas,elv ~ ,a mad JUST killed the devil They i'm
tack or,ba :, 'ne road, and tracked him by the
'' root, until they came up with his
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-23
RHODE ISLAND GIRLS.

The Bristol Phenix gives the following instruc-
tive anecdote touching the true system of Ameri-
can female edGcation:
Some years since, the following dialogue was
held between wealthy citizen Of ----- and his
daughters.
Father-Although, my girls, you are not now
obliged to earn your living, there is knowing
what may happen-and think it would be good
plan for you to learn trade.
Daughters-What trade, Father?
FaM.-The miilner's, for instance.
Daagh.-Are you in earnest?
FaM.-Most certainly, am.
Daugh.-if you think it, best, we are perfectly
willing
No, sooner said than done. They served the u.
suai me-earned the trade, and, to this day, are
unable 10 see why the daughters of man worth
three hundred thousand dollars, may not be indus
trious and useful as well others.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-23

nan c.LrpoSrAN will be published
TERMS az a. nsr annum, or at 81 so If paid in
|,epSl at ga Eo0yment is made within six months
Jnpce. fpa}y s""bscribing it will be considered
T,n the 'lalo mo- u No paper will be discontinued
',nce S,Pps n are paid, except at the option OF
\, publisher .,,. will be inserted for the GUS
IAdVel''P Persons are requested to state the
up,F price, f'soeks they wish their Advertisements
nbG o. Oberwise they will be inserted till for
4 T \ .sd charged accordingly ,.. ,,...
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-23

oody' when they dlsrobed him of his garments,
LOOK OIL his club foot, recoveie ed the money which
ne mad stolen, washed his face,and recognized him
as man who had lived neighbor TO them for
many years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-09
ARRIVALS.

FRIDAy, Dec b.--Arr. brgs Granite, IIafsw.I so d,
hn Cayenne Tor Saemi Alderman, ilowss Ian baltimore
for Boston President, Wnslow, I'm do Tor Portland
Sully, Baker, I'm Boston for Philadr lphis.
scha Oron"ko, Newbury, I'm Bucksport for Whining
ton, NCi Gordon, Lo,eit, I'm Georgetown for Snsm
Juianna, Andrews, aud Forrest, Stafford I'm Lubeck l.
La Grange, Laskn, I'm Roseborongh Henry Clay, Fos-
ter I'm Mschiu-, all Tor New YORK; Ceylon Vnson fn
Camcn superb, Curtis, nnd Emblem, Siroul, I'm Cher.
~ yield, all for New York. Time Queen, nn Proyid for
suffolk, Val Emcline, Bourne, I'm ~ Bedford fur But.
sioop Emperor, Taylor, I'm Nantucket for East Had
dam.
SUNDAY Dec. 5th-Arr. sch SultsnB, IInil II days I'm
3ernudn Tor New York-put In Tor hnrbor having had
hrnvy weather on the coast Len Mt 81. Georges, sch
Nesta, Evans, I'm - Tor Charleston, arr or ds prev
in distress, lsakywould repair, sel part OF cargo dam
nged, aud procved-Bris fremont, of Bostoh I'm Alsy
andra, 20ih. On the 22d on hamilton harbor spoke
sch Adno Of Bdeord, TN Boston for Cuba standing IN
to repnr dnmngrs having shifted deck lond, and lcsky
sioop Jnmes Lamphere, kenner, TN Providence for
New York.
MONDAY, Dec Gth.-Arr. bsrque Trinidad, Duel is
days fan Trinidad for New Havon-Ief At I. sch D.ls-
ware, Stokley, of Baltimore.
Brigs Amanda Avery, Is lie I'm Neuvetns Cuba, for
New York; Poland Cozzcns, I'm Providence.
Schs Queen, Arnold, and Elizh Hand, Baker, both I'm
Prov idence for Baltimore.
ships Holder Borden, new) Of I'm Fall River for
New York; Lexington, Jayne, OF a. I'm Providence for
Indian Ocean.
TuE.D,r, Dec. 7ih.-Arr. sioops Niagara, Speilnan
I'm New York. for Providence, and Maasusoii, Brown
I'm DO Tor Fall River.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-09

The practice Of adorning Churches and
dwellings with Evergreens at the season Of
Christmas, tnay be traced back to a very re-
mote age, when the minds Of christians were
influenced by something deeper and purer
than mere superstition and fancy. The Ad.
vent Of our Lord was annually celebrated
with universal JOY and demonstrations oi
gratitude, rising almost to enthusiasm. II
was a time of triumph the feast, the an
them, the suspension Of the ordinary ayocs-
tions Of life, and Of the public games the
crowded temples the eucharist, and the
decoration Of the Churches with boughs and
gsrlands Of evergrcen,-all proclaimed it a
religious jubilee, worthy to be styled by 81
Chrysostom, "the metropolis and mother Of al
festivals" -a4
From this the reader will learn the prima.
ry design of custom now grown venerable
in the church. 1t is expressive Of the glory
and triumph which marked the incarnation OF
the Son Of Coda triumph in which the
church partakes, realizing the language oi
prophecy, "The glory of Solomon shall come
unto thee, the 6r.tree, the pinc. tree, and the
box together, to bealtify the place Of my
Sanctuary; and ! will make the place of my
feet glorious" Isaiah, tx. l3. But beyond
this, these decorations intimate 10 the eye
OF faith, that everlasting freshness, verduro
beauty and peace, which we hope to enjoy ia
the church triumphant, through the merit,
Of the divine Saviour, "who came as a, this
time, to purchase our emancipation from the
thraldom Of sin and wo."
Who could have imagined that a custom SC
innocent aud SO highly cmbcma,ical of lhos,
unperishable gifts, bought for us by the Lord
OF life, should have the i'll fortune to mce
with obloqny in an ogc of light and discern.
ment? We ask the objec,or whether EN-.
blens are sinful? Whether they are not
sanctioned by revelation? Whether the,
are not vindica,cd by the practice Of "hol,
men Of old Whether they may no, some
times be stimulants to sluggish devotion
and whether in the present case, they are no
repletc with meaning and with association
dear to a christians heart? We see no cs
senial difference between an emblem gnr
land from the forest, and an emblem in pape
and print, or one which may drop from tn
lips Of fcrvd speaker. TO enter them mt,
the "phiosophy" Of the matter,is is either t.
annihlla,e the objections, or to sweep from
the Sacred Scriptures themselves, q thousant
'ropes and figures, ii not to apply the samt
hyper criticism to the parallels Of one "wh,
spakc s never man spake."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-09
Attempt 10 rob TIE .Nerehnnts' Bank IN New

.Hiempt 10 rob The Nerehnnts' Bank IN .Ne,o
Bedford. 1--WE learn by Col. Hatch, that the
hohc Of tho Cashier, James D. Congdon,
Eco, 1T the Merchants Bank was entered
last evening about o o'clock, and the keys OF
the Bank taken while The family were sitting,
eading, III an adjoining room. The fact was
ascertalncd by the Cashier about half past
10 o'clock, who proceeded Immediately 10 the
Bnnk with officer Russell
Mr.. G.. on entering the Bank, heard a noise
~ the Directors room, to which he proceed
ed, where he found man who appeared to
be about to leap from the window. tie caught
him by the coat, but he escaped, leaving q
considerable part OF the coat in the hands OF
Mr.. Z. MIR. Congdon was slightly wounded
IN the hand either by glass or a chisel which
the rogue hao and left behind. The window
from which he leaped and escaped is about
Ten feet from the ground. lie probably en-.
tered by the same window, as two spars were
found under il, which had evidently been
placed sgnint the wall.
| In the pocket Of the cont was found q GIN.
let, and under the window new canvass
bag, probably intended to carry of the booty.
How long the fellow had been in the Bank is
not known. BY appearances he had tried
the vault, but could not open it., as the lock
Is OF peculiar construction, and defies all
attempts 10 open il by those who are nnac.
quainted with it, even if they had the keys.
| A bunch Of matches and a six barrel re.
volving pistol (every barrel loaded, and caps
upon the locks,) were found near the win.
dow.
The rogue appeared to be about six feet in
height and powerful in proportion. Col
Hatch says this is the most daring attempt
at robbery which ever occurred in New Bed.
ford.-Boston Transcript of Monday evening
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-09

| In Providence, 3oth, Mr.. BENZ. n. WILSON. aged
A-Mrs. SUSAN MAGEE, aged 7I.-Ist in-i, EUGENE
ICOURTLAND, son Of Mr.. John J. Paine. aged year.
On the I'd inst, Capt. NATHANIEL WHEATON
aged 57-On the 4th ANNE EUDORAH, youngest
daughter OF Geo aud Mary Haile nged wears and
mos--Same day, Mrs. BETSEY NICHOLS, n woman
of color In the 95h of her nge.on the 5ih STE
! PIIEN WATERMAN. Esq. In the 62d yenr Of his ago
Mrs. NANCY H., wife Of Mr.. John Shields and daugh
ter Of the late Capt Thomas Prentice In tho 3yh osr
Of her age.
In Warren, oGth, Mrs. HANNAH GORHAM, wife o.
Capt Ambrose Bnrnaby, aged 30-2sth, Mr.. MARTIN
LUTHER, Revolutionary Pensioner.
In South Kingstown, Goth uit, JAMES ROBINSON.
member Of the Society of Friends aged IS.
In New Hartford, N. Y Oct. -, Mrs. HARRIET
EASToN, vile OF Mr.. VIM. e.. Wooden, and danghtel
Of the late Dir. job Ea-ton formerly Of this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-09
M Il q ANA3 HS.

In this town, on Sunday evening last by tho Rev Mr
Lenver. W. WILLIAM GREY, TO Miss CATHARINE
GODDARD, all OF this town.
In Providence, 30th nit, Mr. WIN. KEMEYS, OF New
York, To Miss ABBY D., daughter Of VIM. r. Greene
ESQ Of r. On the let inst, Mr. ELIAS SMITH, to Mis-
SARAH II. MILLER, both Of P.-On the 18th uit, Mr.
kOssE BAiENTfNE, OF Philadelphia. to Mi.'
DOLLY A. f. LANG, Off.
In Warren, 2eth, Mr.. JAMES NJ. PECK, 10 Miss ELL
ZABETH LUTHER.
In Thompson, q. a5th, Rev. DAVID N. CoBURN
TO Miss ELIZABETH H., daughter Of VIM q. Lathed
Esq, formerly Of Providence.
A. Midilebu-y, VI. the 18th ut. by the Rev. j. W
Dilier Rev. HENRY NJ. DAVIS Of Ticonderngo, N. Y
formerly Of this town. TO LAURA, eldest daughter q
Aizsh Crane, Esq. OF Addison, W.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-09

Mn. CLAr.--The following paragraph from
the Lexington, Ky. ln,eIligencer, Of The 23d
ui., will be read with much qualification by
the friends Of this distinguished statesman:
We are happy to state, that Mr.. Clny's
health is entirely restored, and 10 inform his
friends that he leaves Ashland in a few days
Tor Washington cliy,whcrc we have no doubt
he will remain as long us his services can be
Of any benefit to his country. The rumor
thu, he only waits the meeting of the Logs
lature to tender his resignation, Is unfoundcd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-12-09
Notice..

A meeting Of tho Executive Commit
tee Of the Newport Suffrage Associa-
ton will be holden at the Counting
Room Of Capt. Gilbert Chace, on Sat
urday Evening next. A general and
punctual attendance is requested, as
business Of importance will come be-
fore them. JOSIAH O. BURDICK,
Dec. 9. Secretary.