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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-28
nAY,s ElIPROVED SHEET KCBBEK UF

NAN's ETPROVED aWEET III 3 d z n " II
~ SHeES-5sO0 pair Ladies and Gentcmens l9' ae ne
upper. truly elegant Overshoe, aade IRON 'he M
poed from shects, s1ceeane! eas' t
same shoe iefto every width OF oot o hdh m
kid and OF the approved BFoa1 q!
80 Ia Of leather laid between the rubber IoE-d to-
securely as to be perfectly proof These Shoes nave
he's tried and gwen seGe'a
Fvrv na warranted not decoEpose the lPpeIs 10 loosen from
N. soles The trade invited exsng these ana
Isdia Rubber Shoes order for the a trade
HON'NE az 49, Msiden
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CEaE.P CARPET sTORE.-The subscriber offer, for
y and splendid assortment Brussels hne ana 'I
pcrfne Ingram Carpeng Cloth Rugs, Mats Mating Hth a
other business cheaper than can be boug
at any other city Persons from the country or city wish
ing 10 purchase will find advantage to call before pu
chasing here CaAa,reet south de near Broadway
- ln, DANIEL NJ. WILCOX.
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AT I'm.
~ ur. nnd 1Ii.- hi oIIon,- I,onrdiny and Day

VI
school No ii Amy few door, west of Bto4d~ay n oH
h. will September L Private Cases IN
French Music Oil Painting Geology fhysio
logy Natural Theology illustrated with suitable appara-
tu and ander the drcc-
of approved teachers.
Circulars may be obtained on inquiry.
IL pupil is wanted IN tho School, apply as above
aua4 wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-28

~ TO EEE-Thc No. II Dcy stand
i for tho Grocery and Butter business which has bSen
cupled for many years Immediate possession had Inquire
M \ inor ,bnye M
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4. ELL Il CO.'S. LINE


n C-oo - FOR NEWBURGH, LANDING AT CAlU-
49, WELLS. WEST POINT q COLD SPRINGS
The steamboat HIGHLANDER, Captain Robers
Wdrep will leave the foot OF Warren Newierk
Monday. Thursday, sad Saturday afternoon, o'clock.
Returning HIGHLANDER Will leave Newburgh Mon
morning o'clock Tuesday and Friday afternoon
o'clock.
For freight passage, apply to the Captain on board.
~ BAH baggage, and freight Ofevory description, and bills
specie put this boat be tho risk Of the
ther,o unlcss bill u ang receipt eneA for The W.
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Tge PUn1rc LAyps-Nr Van B~re"'s OP'nion-Ihe
eovnr is an extract from speech made by Martin Van
p.,u in the Senate of the United States May 18th 1926
Ill ..r 10 p,,hl;l md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-08-28

{-A FOR SALE-A Drug Store doing good busl-
Els would be- good location for physician Inquire at tho
tore, corner o Anthony aud West Broadway.
Waned-A location suitable for Store with dwelling
uu21
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25

Rarely, it ever, has a President as
sumed the reins Of Government under
such difficulties as will surround Gene
raj Harrison on every side, and 1t will
require all his own powers Of mind, aid
ed by a Cabinet embracing n master
spirit Of the age, 10 bring the govern
mcnt into healthy exercise. To say
nothing Of the border troubles ana n
thousand other embarrassmen,s, iac f.
nances Of the government and the coun-
| try, present ut once the most pressing
and the most difficult problem. Com
mencIng with government bankrupt in
itself and overwhelmed with debt, he
now bids fair To tind The whole country
IN tho same condition, and loudly de-
mandng relief. The breaking up OF
trade, which now seems to he the newt
able result Of the disastrous win0ing up
of the IocoIoco war upon banks md
credit, calls for instant action on the
part of the government, and it now seems
idle to argue against an extra session oi
Congress at the earliest possible day
One good reswlt will doubtless grow out
ot the present state of things. The ur-
gency Of the case will cut short thcoriz
ins, and bring the powers OF legislation
into instan, action - LINN Freeman.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25

FOURTH MARCH.-Pursuant to
notice given in our last, a large meet
ing of the friends and supporters of Gen
Harrison, convened at the State House
on Friday evening, for the purpose OF
adopting some method of noticing, in
an appropriate manner, the 4th Of March
I84l-the day on which Gen. WILL
LIAM HENRY HARRISON takes his
seat as President OF THE U. STATES
un event which the Wings throughout
the country will hail as one Of the most
glorious in our Nations history. The
meeting was organized by the choice OF
Michael Freeborn, Esq. Chairman,
and Mr.. Francis Lawton, Sec'ry. A
committee Of t,ceniy-sir, was then ap-
pointed to take charge Of the whole
subject in relation to the best method
ofnoticing the occasion. And the meet
ing adjourned sinc die.
A meeting Of the committee was sub
sequen,ly held, and the plan proposed
was to fire Il national salute, at noon,
ring the bells, and illuminate the public
buildings in the evening. Arrangements
were accordingly made 10 carry tic
same into effect.
A motion was thea made ana adopted,
that the citizens generally, especially
in Thames-strect, Washington-sGuarc
and Broadstrcet, be respectfully re-
qucsted to illuminate their houses or
the Evening Of the 4th.
The request Of the conmi;tee, VIC
doubt not, will be cordially acceded 70
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

NEwrOn1, Sc
ESY virtue of an Eyoc,.;ioh issued ont of
Ed the C"ur, Of Common flens. for tho
County OF Newport. May :crn', 4, d. 1910,
aud TO mo directed and dcMered, viii sell
u, Public Auction, on the pretplses. to ,ha
highest bidder. on Saturday. The Thirteenth
day of March. A. -. ISII at 10 O'clock. a.
". all the right, iitle aud interest that Wash
ington Van Zandl OF East Troy, in the Stat"
of New York. Clerk had on Tho I1ih day of
May. A. ID. 1850. nj O'Clock =. NJ. (when
attachment was. made on the original writ
in and to two certain lots of land, situate in
New port, and purchased nv suid Van Zandt,
of Charles Collins, Esq. The frs, lot with
tie dwelling bbusc aud other buildings there
on standing. rs bounded west on School street,
pasierly on Hlgh street, north on land oi
Richard Sanford, and scuiherly on land late
belonging ,n 81. Johns l.odgr. No. |. The
other is bounded cas,ery on Second street.
westerly OH Division street. soulhcry on land
of -------- -, the aforesaid Execution
being IN favor of ,hr Trndcrs Bank, IN New
port. Conditions NJ sale,
WM. u. DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
\ Newport, Feb. II. lSil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25

A ToREisS CALL.--Thc Churchnsn sia;os
that tho Right Rev. Bishop Doane has been
nvicd ~ preach the ronsceraiinn sermon vi
the opening of The Rev. Dr. Hooks church
in Leeds. England, and thai he will sail hence
Tor that purpose " July.
!, has not been until recently, we believe
,ha, foreign clcrgynrn have been permitted
TO preach in English Churches. This VIC prc.
.rnr i- ,hs 1rs. instance ~ m hmercsr
B,shnp being invi,cd ~ oFcia," ~ Eng'a,+
n. sor .,s,i.s, ce.sA'op 6c.i s'go
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25

ViRoIYIA SEsAroE.-The third Of March
has been fixed by the Virginia Legislature a,
the day for choosing a Senator in Congress, to
succeed Mr.. Roano, whose term expires on
that day.
Al Harringion's Museum, Boston, there il
child but 7years old, who weighs 220 pounds
She is from New Hampshire.
"Geiiing ones self into thopspers, means
going to bed between two Brother Jonaltrns.
Com. John Downes has been detached from
the command of tho Charlestown Navy Yard
II is rumorcd that Com. Read, the commander
Of the East India Squadron few years since
will succeed him ON this station
The harbor Of Nantucket is entirely frozen
over.
! A country editor complains that ladies bon
nets now, are so small that they will hold but
one face at time.
ASTIQorriEs IN TExAs.--Lute Houston pa
pers say ibSt the remains of large city have
been found in Sabine county, about II miles
east Of San Augustine. The ruins consist
chiefly of the stone foundations Of houses, ar
ranged along street more than nile in length
Encourage your own Mechanics in prefer
cnce to all Others. That is sound wisdom altho
we say it.-Richmond Star.
SECRETARY OF Tur NAvy.-Mr Badger ha.
accepted the appointment Of Secretary Of the
Navy. So the Cabinet may now be considered
complete.
SUSPENSION LAw.--The bill to legalize the
suspension, by the banks in Philadelphia, for
80 days, has passed the Pennsylvania Senate
ITO H.
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PORT OF NEW WP0RT.
CLEARED.
l7th, sch Cora, Naybelry, Wesi Indies.
ARRIVALS.


TnuaspAv, Feh. l3th.-sr. Rev. cstter visilsnt
II SAiLED-Brig Poland, navsns ;--schs Cora, West
indio- New Zealand, baltimore; Industry, " fnrs
Perry, York; Splendid, Brookhnveni w. d. Spnh
New Haven.
\ FRipAy, Feb. i0thar. sch Erie, Sears, of and ca
I Salem, for yarmouth, Mass having heen blown on
Lett Sslen, on the l3b md the ilth of Nantucket
shoals in gale lost and spin rearly NIL her sails, aud
carried awa> stHndng rigeine-put in to repair.
| Sch Orleans Of DnrLsabie, Norris, I'm the Rappaian
mock ior boi"n IN distress, with loss Of sails, spas,
| bulwarks, aud leaky.
schs Ellen Of uohas,et, Small I'm Boston for Fred
ercksburs Fenzi, Snow, Of AZ for Newbur, port I'm
laltimore Gen. Goth, Cobb, I'm do for this port !
| Gloucester, Paine, im Norfolk for Providence.
| SATURDAY, Feb 2oIh-arr schs Maria. sihrrs of&
m Prov Tor Chnre,on' James Barbour, Baker, of aud
| i'm do. ior Philadelphia.
sloops Willard, Miller, I'm Bristol for n. York. Aron,
| Hull. I'm Providence Tor 10.
| sAILED--sch Rcnzi, snow, Newburyport; Franklin,
Bibher, Portland.
suxp,y, Feb. 2ist-arr brig Cusact Johson, Of s. I'm
| Providence ior Msrnzaas.
Sch Pontiac Cory, OF westport, ds I'm Richmond,
| for y. Bedford.
sch I,ceum, Brown, OF sci,ua,e, 5 DIS I'm Elizabeth
sloop james Lnnphear, Kenny, OF New London I'm
| Prov. inr n. York.
| Smack Alert. Brown, 6 DIS fin Savannah. Len At >
sch Eagle W lie, for Havana l7th.
| Sloop Providence, of and I'm Warren.
MoSDAy, Feb. 22d arr, schr, Warrior, hennc', o'
Gloucester II ds In Elizabeth city, ior Dosion cargo
Corn. On the li:h lat 81 q, Ion 20 J2 experienced
"A heavy gale, which threw her on her beam ends aud
stove bulwarks had To throw overheard 100 bushels {"
Corn right her. Sailed IN company wh schs tiilow,
lobe, aud Perfect, all Of scuaie and parted compnn!
Il of Cape Hatlern..
II Sch Richmond, Scllcn, OF Provinccowni ds In Nor
u folk for Portland.
II Tuesday. Feb. 23d~nrr sch Billow, Of Scitus'e
Curtis, fn r.. Ci'y, with Corn To d. Tsdnlc, Esq.-hn
experienced severe "enIher, and carried AWAY fore
II boom.
II Sch PcGuot, Lowell, Of K for n. York fn Boston
II Sloop Victory, Heath, I'm Providence.
II SAIiED-.clIs LyccuIn, aud Warren, ~ Bedford
i Warren, boston; Richmond. Portland.
4 Passed up, ship balance, browning, oi for Bristol
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25
ZION CHURCH

Cour., Of Lectures during 6 ,cctks Of Lent
Daring the season which is annually Sc,
apart by the Episcopal Church for fasting
humiliation. and prayer, the following ar.
rangcmcnt Of services is proposed in Zicr
Church
On Uedncsdny aud Friday evenings Of eoc'
~sck-Loc,urcs on the Epistles TO the sever
Churches Of Asia.
On The I'd and 4ih Sunday erenings Of III,
non,h.-Lcclures on the political changes u
the last century in connection with the ex
tension Of Christianity.
! Services 10 commence nj Z o'clock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25

THE Navy Among the numerous abuses
which have crept into th" Navy, is tha, Of a
proGical waste nf money under the head o.
repairs, tho cx'cn, oi which may be gn'hcrcd d
from the following fscts, taken from al nrti-
Gle on the subject, by Lientcnan, Maury, in
Ne Sou,hcrn Lternry Messenger:
The schr. Pilot was built by the Govern
ment at cost Of S32,G00, md before che
hsd performed her first cruise was sold foI
$1,000
The schr. Active wns h,ighi 10 supply ibe
pilu,'s place, costing $4,000, and the cost oi
repairing her ior The voyage wns S13700
snd wiihoui having been 10 sea ut oil, she
Ves then sold fer Si.500
The ostimatrd COS, OF building slonp o
I. war of the first class, and fuing her for sen
10 $50 600; ond ut the private ship yards, the
packet ships which ore considerably larger
and which aro fitted out 10 the most elegon
manner, " with bulk .hends OF birds eye-ma
pie, stairway of inlnid mahogany, niry sa.
looms. splendid cabins. md magnificent apart
rnents," cost 75 to $4,000. Yet. To repaii
the st. Louis sloop of war, IN 1888, cost tb'
government aIl9535 23
Ip 1852 the fIigate Uuiicd States was 20
paired nj cost of sl3l .2sI-in 1924. sh'
wns agnin repaired hi cost oi SIS iDj--ii
1880, again nj n cost of from IS In sl0OO0l
and after the las, icpsirs were hnshcd, sh,
Was found IN be rotten. and is nov living a
Norfolk, unfit tnr SEP,
Thc cos, of hrilding ,hr Ohio chin n m,
line vas sSp3 o32 and tho COS, os repsirin,
her ~ 1870 wns sfci 1A5--nen,lv ,h,s
''rc. ., r.ei 80 .ho ec.i ~ bitid,,r
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D z "A + II 8 =.

In wcsip.ri, on the 18Th, willinm n. Perry. son Of
Mr.. Jonathan and Mary Clarke hEd grandson nf Mr..
Jc.hun Perry. OF Ibis town. aged leurs mos IG d.
flower tro sweet niss, to bloom
And fade soon sway,
germ fair. ia the cold toiHb
To mouider and decay
Yet. WIS his soul tho pure In roam
Mid enrthly scenes 81 long,
brighter world shall he his home,
Aud heavenly grace his song. 'ConI.
In Providence, The 18th, Mrs. Marths iiazeifine
wife Of the Rev. Joseph Smith. nccd 81.
In Proyidrnce tho 10Th inst, Mr.. Robert B Gibbs
OF Mr. Enos Gibbs, OF Portsmouth, IN the 2yd year
of his nge.
H. Tiverton Igh inst. George Crocker, revolution
ary pensionor, nged shout ~ Years.
In BRISTOL 18th inst Asty N. daughter ofMr. Charles
Fs!es, aged ii years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25

Tho Presiden, elect visited the Hou-
ses Of Congress on Monday Of last
week, and was received with marked
attention in both. A Washington cor
respondent says the Administration mem
bers were foremost in their attention 10
The distinguished man So soon to he a,
The head oI the nation. Even Mr.. Ben.
ton came forward with many others
but not tho Ohio Senators.
The Vice President received his old
commander with great .cordialiiy, nod
the President elect remained some time
in the private room Of the Vice Presi-
dent
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25
PClter's Garden and Nurseries,
NSTON, r. !.

ssysESA. The propriciors Of this establish!
,f4Sfsts mcnt have made an addition TO
*FTSSf their former stock nj Trees and
S Plants, by number of large IN
voices u Trees jus, received from Europe, nt
oil the most desirable new varieties at stan.
dard rfees md Shrubs, among which Is n
large quantity Of extra large size Pear md
Plumb trees. Also, Roses, A2alias, &c.
I Their Fruit consist of the very best seioc.
tions of apples, pears, plumbS cherries, nprl.
cots, ncctarlncs, peaches, mrlberrIes, crf.
rants. r0spberflcs, ounces. gonscbcrrles, uG'-
nuts. chrsnuts, htbrrts, haZlehu,s, grapes,
strawberries. The selection OF trult comprl-
scs The most noted variety cultivated IA ihis
country and Europe. T"cy would paticu.
lnrly Gull the attention ot persons 10 their
cherry trees, which nre OF cXtIa large size.
OF ornamental Evergrocns, they can tur.
nish Btlsan FIR. Arb0r Vines Oi large SIZE,
with great variety of others, among which
may be found The true Cedar Of Lebanon.--
See catalogue ot this year.
Their Forest aud Ornamental Trces en-.
brace those most desirable. rs well ~ many
more common, Among which they can for.
nlsh, OF extra large size If required, Horse
Chcsnut, Weeping and Napoleon Willows
Lnden's Naples, Sugar and other species,
Locust, Ash, Larch or Ilacmatpc Elms. Sc.
\ Ornamental shrubs, lIuncysucklcs, Vines,
Crcepers, Roses, &c, among which is the
linru-un Double Yellow. As the subscriber
introduced this variety, persons may rely on
getting the genuine rose. Also The bcnuil-
ful white fringe tree (Chionanhus Vugin.
cusl with fine collection of lIcrblcrous pc.
renniul Plants, thn; will furnish a beautiful
succession of flowers from early IN The spring
,il late IN the autumn. Aso, hlcs. irIs, tn
liGs. pinks, crown lmpcrals, hyaclnlhs. mar
cissus, crocus, colchcums. dahllas &C.
Asparagus roots by The hundred or ihonsnnh
Among their collection OF Plants may be
found the braulful Irish and English Yews,
very ornamental Tor burymg grounds.
Also, Weeping Ash aud Weeping Beech,
very curious.
Also, a 6ne lot of plants ior hedging.
among which arc evergreen prlrn, hawihUtns,
brckthorns, Usage orange, shcpordlns, honey
lucusls, &c, all ot which will be sold al The
mes, reasonable prices.
Trees and plants viii he packed so ae t.
he snfely trnrsportcdto To any part Of this coun
try, South AmrrIcn, West Indies or Europe
Orders for the above nny he left nt Ansor
II. Potter's store, 30 Wsybossot-st. Provi.
dcnce, where catalogues can he obtained.
FERDINAND POTTER. g. co.
Orders for The above may BE- left with
Charles Y. Tillry, ngen, n, Newport, and
catalogues obtained lratis.
Feb IS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25
e5> NOTECE.rGs


Thinking Of barring .N,mpori soon, and wi,h
ing 10 bring his business 10 n close,
ry,AkES this method Of Informing hin friends
< ard tile public ihst he will sell hi- gcod-
consisting OF IN ASSORTMENT Of Groceries. NJ n
reduced price. until the 25ih inst. " hen the re-
mninder will nj that iiipe, be sold NJ Anetisn -
Among the articles in his store. he has n p'a,.
form scale, which will weigh from half pound
up IN cnr Thousand pair Of pumps FOR beer
aud cider, with marble top ~ docr.. made
expressly for his own u.e-Also, I patent chop
per, for cpuins sausage meat.
Newpott, Feb. ls, lSIl.F
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25

.-Js s = T. IAI. MISS SION
TO LONDON.--It il rumorcd that
MIR. CLAY, of ny. will be dispatched to
London forthwith, on special mission
to open negotiations for the ndlustmc nj
of difficulties subsis,ing between the two
Nations. A better man could not be
selected.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25
SIHERIFF,S SALE.

/ NEWPORT, Sc
Fly vir're Of an Execution i-'n"d ont Of
- the Court at COMMON Pleas for The
county 81 Newport May Term. 1910, Gnd to
me directed and delivered J will sell at pub.
lie auction on The promises, to the highcsi
bidder, On Monday, the first day Of March,
1871. at three o'clock, r. NJ. all tho right, title
and interest Tint William ). Randolph, of ST.
Louis, in the State Of Missouri, merchant, hNd
on the second day Of Augcs', 1889; at two
o'clock, =. VI. (when attachment was made
on original wrll.) IN ond 10 Farm situated
in Mlddlrtown, III said county. and known as
the "CInrk Farm" containing about sixty
acres, and now improved by Peter Barker
Esq. Conditions n; sale.
WM. II. DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
Newport. Feb. q, 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25

STEALING NfwsPArFns.--A respectable
lnokIng man named 6. K(lrn, was arres,e,
10 New York on Friday last, and held 10 bal
in tho sum of $500, Tor taking one Of the city
newspapers from the door of Subscriber
where it had been Lett by the carrier. This
fact should convince certain people who dc
not seem to be aware Of il, that stealing
newspapers is an offence oE which the laws
take cognizance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25
AUCTIONS.


NOTICE is hereby given that there ~iii 10
" sold at Public Auction, .n the psrmises.
to the higbs'i bidder. On M~sJny tho 2sth day
of March next. at O'clock. the fullcwi in &
pew, 10 the UnIiarnu Congregational Chasch,
M Newport, viz.. Pews No. 20. 40 IS, 81, ~ !.
10 pay the arrsrsgcs duo on the spAs (cs A..
sessn,enls made thereon under tho prosw.sns of
.aid socieiy's act of incorpo alton. am the
Covchan entered into between tho Socisiy s~A
holders of mid pews' The sncsrases due safi
pews ara as follows IN wit
Tn pew No. 20. sas.7s On POW No. <o. Sis.,s
DO do 45, 22,50 DO do 81, 10. 10
DO do ~, 2o.22
They will be sold to ssiisfy t''s~e sums With
al! incidental expenses and charges.
CONDITIONS nude known Al the time and pIa,.
Of sale. liy order Of ils Corporation.
DUT.E J. PEArcE. !
GzoRoE w. ELLsny, Committee.
Tnos. }. PscKHAM, }
Feb IS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25

sons household will not be completed unti
after the opening Of the Spring, when Mrs
Harrison, now at North Bend, is expected TO
Join the general. Meantime the domestic ar
rangemcnts Of the White House will b'
supcrinicnded by the family Of Mr.. Taylor
the Generals son in.law, who will be hi;
Private Secretary.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25

Hen. RUrUs CuoATE, was elected on
Tuesday, by the Legislature Of Massa-
chuselis, Senator in Congress, to I'll the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of the Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25

LOST OR STOLEN "A package OF
the HeroM Of The Times of the 18th inst.
containing about dozen papers directed to
sundry subscribers in Portsmouth, was ci,hcI
lost between Newport and Browns tavern
in Portsmouth,, or stolen from of the Stage.
who're they were left, on Thussduy morning
last, previous to the Stages leaving Newport.
Whoever has found SAID package, and vii
return it to this Office, shall receive the sub.
scrlpion price for the papcrs-or whocvc'
will give information 10 tho subscriber of ,h,
thief, If the package was stolcn,) 80 thai
he may De convicted Of the offence, shall re
ceive reward Of Ten LIARS.
JAMES ATKINSON.
HERALD or THE TINES OFFICE, !
Newport, Feb. %, lS1l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25

ANOTHER WIG SENATon.-The Le-
gislaturc Of New Jersey, have elected
Hon. Jacob w. Miller, Of Morriatown,
u. S. Senator, in place of Hon. Garrett
ID. Wall, by n majority OF 81 in joint
ballot
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25
"A SSigncc's Sale.

'l'HE building on Bnnnis'cr's wharf. for.
mcr!y occupied by Swinburrc ~ Hud
son. MS a Paint Store, will he sold TT rubli,
auction on Saturday. the sixth day of March
at ~ O'Clock A. NJ Tho bui'diug is new
and well mIde it nny he moved from it
present situation aud cover,cd into com
modious dwelling house, n, small expense
HENRY Y. .CRANSTON,
Assignee of Swinbnrne s. Hudson.
February 25lh, ISif..-2w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25

Naval PRoMorloN. The names Of
for,y-four passed midsbiprsen have been
sent 10 the Senate Of the United States
for promotion to Lieutenan,s. Also, ihir-
ty-,hree Jioutenan,s for promotion to
Commanders; and, if the old ratio is OBJ
served, ten commanders will be prono-
ted 10 Post Captains.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25
Wanted.


HAS just received from pnckace sales m
"A New York, large and valuable assort.
,nent of London, extra snPer'ne md wool
dyed black. blue, olive. green and mixed
BR OADCLDTHS.
Extra sppcriinc. new style, Iar'al"on Gas
.imrrcs aud Doe skin. Do. do American
lo. Sa'iincts. MI co!ors.
.4LSO-Sllk Nely"'s, Neavcrtcens, Pad
diuys. Sewing SILK, Grass Cloths, London
Drillrngs, with great variety OF summer
siuf4.
AL.c-Sevcra! packages Of Goods. DANA.
ycd on board the Garrick, which have been
fully restored. The price at winch they wlll
DC sold will remind the purchaser OF the old
ldnce, TINT "rt II an III wind which blows no.
body any good"
Providence, Feb. TO- ISil.-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-25

FRoM THE CoAsr ov Arnich.--in'elli.
gcncc ms boen received from Gnllnss, rid
Havana and New Orleans. that the two great
slave ,nctorics of Don Pedro Blanco and Don
Pedro Martinez had been broken up by the
crew of British m,n.oi. war. Goods io the
amount Of hnif n million of dollars had been
destroyed, and 1900 negroes set at liberty.