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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22
ES f. MOVALI.
THOMAS y. SHEFFIELD

Respectfully informs his old friends and trs.
toners in to,cn and country,
THAT he has removed to the commpdious
store fnrmnrly occupied by Sheffield &
Bell, ! doors south of his late location, where
lie las for sale ,rery article in the GROCERY
line, with the exception of Intoxicating
liquors as low ns cau be purchased else
whSre OF eQsal qualny-and delivered free
of expense 10 amy part of the town.
lie has Oil,--sprrm at 81 20, warranted
pure, and whale ri 80 els, almost as white NJ
water; Brown Havana Sugar, l2i lbs for 81
and other things IN proportion.
DURING the summer season, he will be con
slantly supplied from the hes, Darys on the
Island, with good fresh butter, &c. &c.
Without undertaking To puff his articles he
Ill merely invite his friends to call aud salts
fy themselves, which he believes they vii
not fail 10 10 on inspection.
Newport, April J, lS4l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22

The melancholy particulars Of the
death of Mr. HAuGHToN, the able ed
itor Of the Boston Atlas, will be found
in another column.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22
Court Of Probate, .Nempori, April S, 1911.

Court Of Probate, .Ntrpori, .qpra 5, 1911.
A N instrument in writing, dated the J lth
IA October 1910, purporing to be the las,
Will aud Testament of Benjamin Clarke, late
of Newport, cooper, deceased, was presented
for Probate aud letters testamcntnry thereon
!, is ordered that the same be received md
the consideration thereof referred to Court
of Probate, to be holden at the Probate Office
in Newport, on the first Monday in May
next, at 8 o'clock q. m. and that previous no.
lice be given by publishing a copy of this or
der three several times in the Herald Of The
Times, for all persons interested to appear at
said time md place and be heard.
A true copy-witness
b. b. IIowLASD, Pro. Cl'k.
Aprl Is
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Total House, 212

Ofih members chosen, 88 nrc Wings
and 65 locos.
Extra sessions Of the Alabama and
Illinois Legislatures arc called. The
former was To meet on the 10Th inst to
fix an earlier day for the Congressional
election.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22
NisS. EsR I've Err,

REGS leave TO intimate TO the nhs bliants
- OF Newport, that she has re-opened her
ScflOOs Coy Young Ladies',
for all the useful aud ornamental branches of
education, IN Spring street, opposite Trinity
Church. April |.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22

- in Rhode island on Monday April 5ih,
ls1l ~ the same appears from tho Rciuins made
10 Tho Bank Commissioners.
LIABILiriss.
Capital Stock, SiO.023,3i5 90
itila IA Circulation, LISA, ,3s7 90
Balances due other Banks, 800 20
Nci Profits on hand, Ii2,s 40
Dividends unpaid, ~ sos %
Deposits on interest, 4GS, ,l6I OF
Deposits not on interest, ea5, ,6i0 40
Total amount Of Liabilities. Sii,232, ,62i 73
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. Si2,3oS, 1886 rs
Specie in Bank, 436,257 %
Bills of other Banks. 379, COZ 26
Balances due from other Banks. 633, 1913 10
stock in own Bank. i39,5 1882 22
stock Heal Estate & other Property, 3il 500 60
"
Total amount OF Resources, Si4,232 ,62l 73
Ofile bills and notes discounted, there is due
out Of the state, the sum Of S4,579,sl4 80
And payable in the state, 7,72s,+ 81
BY comparing the above Abstract with the
turns made TO the Commissioners, january +lh,
iSIl. il appears that since that date,
The Circulation has been increased, ~ 1907 90
he Specie has been increased, lOS,O ,O50 43
The Deposits, including Dividends
unpaid, have been reduced, l2y, ,05O 90
AID The Loans and Discounts have
been increased, iss,75I os
HENRY ANTHONY n,
GEORGE q. KING, '"""
WM. PECkiiAM, "'''''"''''
Office cfthe Bank Commissioner,
Providence, April leth, lsil.
Published pursuant to Law.
ibH1he Banks are required (until further
notice) to make their Report on the first Mon
day Of each month, and to forward the same to
the Commissioners toithout delay. [Ap. 22
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22
Wanted, d,

A 8 m apprentice to the Tailoring business
N boz about I6 years OF age, Of steady
industrious habits; one rc'lJlng IN town
would BE- preferred.
Also, 3 ~ I g'rls a apprentices 70 the
shove spsiness. Apply 10
TiioMAs O. Bnown
Newport Apnl ], 1871.
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To Let,

lind possession giren Immediately,
9,,xA The store No. I26 Thames. ST.
ff!:fH ot present occupied by Mr.. WIN
EvssM ii. Greene, Merchant Tailor
kknts2 For further particulars apply 10
VIM. WEEDEN.
April, ST.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22
psIarlS EBrOadcIOtIS.

.nNE p,ces more Of that very cheap md
W very fine Blsek isrosdclo,b. bsing the
chesposi goods ever ofered fnr sale st
ISBES H4HtfClvD'S.
April "a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22
New England Vegetable
T. "A MILY PELh >.

TgNHESE Pills are prepared by a Physician
who has for years practsed his prIics
sion in this State, and whose practice has
been extensive, so that he has had abundant
opportunity to test their virtues. Through a
period Of ten years he has constantly used
them in his practice, aud is convinced that IN
the mildness Of their operation, in their power
to cleanse etisctual'y the stomach and bow
els. TO remove vlsccral distractions, 10 obvlate
hnbitual costiveness, and in short to answer
any and all purposes which can be accom-
plished byvegetable Ca,hartic Pills, they are
equal lfnot superior To any article oi the klnc
which has ever been oifared to the public.
For sale by r. J. Taylor, John &. Altman,
apd }. w. Hazard, Newport. tAprll ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22
b'G Let,

find possession gicen he GM or.Nay,
.Ers-A THE Chambers over the of
E5M::;E flee OF J.N. Shaw, Esq. Thames
sSxTItin street.
81: Esss.s.l .ss.ss5 S. CAHOONE.
April ID"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22

THE SUFFRAGE PARADE came off last
Saturday. The procession WINS formed
ut 10 o'clock in front of Mr.. Halls
Meeting House, and marched by the
route designated in the programme, to
Jefferson Plain, where collation. was
served, consisting OF an OK roasted whole,
cali, hog aud an, abundance of other
good cheer, not omltting DR.. Browns
beer oil OF which was attacked by ap-
petiles not diminished by the long walk
of the procession. Previous to the COL
laiion, prayer was offered by the Rev.
MIR. Balch. These who walked in the
procession wore badges stamped with
an Eagle, and tho motto, ~ am an
.1mericaa Ciiisen." They numbered as
counted by friend who is curious in
such matters, about twcnty-lour hun
dred, Of whom two hundred and thirty
two were mounted, and ihrty-fve in
carriages, and were about twenty minutes
in passing. a number Of banners we're
carried in tho procession. One ho,e n
picture Of the OK, with the motto, 81 die
for l,beriy," another motto was, "Worih
makes the man, but sand and arapei make
the poier," another was, "Vriue, Pa
tioiism and Intelligence, Us. $I34 worih
Of dirt" The other n,otios were mp
propriate but, 80 Gar AZ we observed, not
particularly remark able for point or ORR
ginality. Several bands Of music NC
companied the procession, a number o
revolutionary soldiers were in the car.
riages and the whole made a v~y hnnd-
some appearance, as il marched iI,rougb b
the sheets. Three or four stands were
erected for speakers, upon the ground,
but owing to the unfavorablo state OF the
weather. the addresses were postponed
iill ovening in the Town House, where
speeches were made by Hon Duee J
Pcsrco, Samuel Y. A,~ell, Esq. and
Gen Sbddard
The weather was pleasant until abou,
the time whin tho .l,ocesBion started :
n drizzling and uncomfortable rain the N
rame on, and c-niiousd ihrous sLost the
day Prvrifenes Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22

1t will be seen. by reterepcc to our udvor-
iising columns, that the Course Of Lectures
before the Lyccum will close THIS ryEYISs
Mt which TING, Poem will be delivered by
w. H.CRASsroS, commencing at half past
o'clock. Mr.. How will deliver his lecture on
the Resurrection, 49, o'clock 1hcrefore, those
who hold Lyceum tickets, and those who sub
scribe to Mr.. lis course, will thus, we under
stand, have an opportunity ofhcarng not only
the PoEM, but the LECTURE also, without ex-
tra charge.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22

Genllemen's Water Proof Caps
TX DOZ. of this dsiraLie article in foul
IL heather, just received and for sale at
l53 Thames-slrect.
J. ". SHERMAN.
April 22.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22
BENZ. MARSH, .DIS.
l3S, THAMES-STREET

0lu assortment OF BOOIS
Ssh~E1 ~Ey 8; SHOES, suitable for The
EA approaching season. Among
them are, Ladies French shoes, manufactured
by Este in Paris, Of the first quality; also,
Ladies Buskin ties Of varons colprs, both
kid aud morocco; do. fine kid and morocco
slippers, together with Misses aud ciildrcn's
OF all coors aud fashions also large lot of
kid slippers and ties, at 62 cents per pair, u
good article (; gcnllemcn's boots from $3.50
io SIS 80, and every other article that may be
called for IN shoe storc. and on "a good
terms as cnn be obtained at any store in
Newport
n. B. Gentlemcn's custom boots manu-.
iaciurcd To order of imported French Calf
Skin, in most gcnteel style, and warranted to
fit Ladies and Misses Shoes manufactured
TO order, IN the neatcst manner aud OF the
best materials. nj the shortest notice, aud
particular attention ppid to repairing, as
usual.
Newport April =, 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22
SCH SSIi 3ccKS
AND
STATIONARY,
Of all kinds in general use,
For sale at
JAMES IlAMMOND'S.
April RI.

State Of Rhode Island and Providence
Plantations.
In General Assembly, January Session, ISL
EIPON the petition Of Timothy G. Collins,
~ praying for m alteration in the law
regulating The taking OF Seaweed from the
shore on Dutch Island voted aud resolved
that said petition be referred 10 the next ses
sion of this General Assembly, and that in
the mean time the petitioner give notice OF
The pcndency thereof by publishing n copy
of this vote three weeks successfully next
preceding Said session. in the Providence
Journal, and Newport Herald Of the Times.
True copy--wiiness:
HENRY BOWEN, Secfy.
April I5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22

TO be delivered in AnMoRY HALL, this
evening, at o'clock, on Saturday evening,
April 2Ith, at Z o'clock, and OF Monday,
"Wednesday, and Thursday evenings Of ncxt
week, at the same hour and place.
Admission l2 9 cents, paid at the door.
The above lectures are recommended aud
palronized by the Rev. MIR. West, Mr. Vim.
ton, and Mr.. Lever. April %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22
F U n N ! T u RE.
W. A. Il D. NJ. C0GGESHALL,
Offer for sale at their Ware Room,
NO. s oEUR oE.sTREuT,
4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
CABINET FURNITURE,

Embracing eve,y article usually found IL 4
Furniture Store.
A MONG them are SOFAS. various style.
4 several quite new, ut prices cheaper than
ever before offered in Newport. Sccrctarys
II new pattern; mahogany tables, work tables,
wash stands, bedslcads, Sc. III every variety
of fashion or price.
Also, at the store lately occupied by Milton
Hall in Church.sireet. lin the building .or.
merly occupied by the North Baplis; Church
as vcstry, or more recently by the Tippe.
canoe Club.) select assortment Of
Fashionable Chairs.
consisting in part of Grecian aud plain, im-
tat'on Rose Wood aud stained, cane und nsg
seats, common flag seat. imitation and other
wooden seats: rocking, high onG low, nurse
chairs, large variety; chldren's chairs, higl,
and low, with and without arms or rockers.
Willow Cradles, Wagons, Toy Cradles
aud Chairs. Boys Wheclbnrrows, painted
Cradles, toilet Tables, light Stands, wash
Stands. ALSO, a large 10, of cheap BED
SI'E.4DS, well worth the attention uf pur.
chasefs.
The whole will be sold at prices adapted
To the times. The public. ladies' aud gentle
men, are invited to walk through the rooms
und examine for themselves.
M4IT'R.4SSES of cured hair moss. cot.
ton or wool, n,ado TO order at short notice.
Apr! l. lS4I
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22
MIR. HOW'S
L E 9 r. U r z S.

!. A Lecture on the General Resurrection
Of the Human Body-delending The doctrine
of Scripture from what are called phiiosophl.
cal objections.
II. a Lecture on the conncxion of Reli-
gion and Learning.
III. A Lecture on the Manufacturing Sys.
ten.
w. A Lecture on the Immortality OF the
Soul, and u future retribution.
V. A Lecture on the rising greatness Of
the United States Of America.
Each Lecture will occupy upwards of an
hour in the delivery.
Schenectady, Nov 5. 1880.
The subscribers had tho satisfaction Of
hearing several Of the Lectures delivered
by Mr.. Hove, in this city. The subjects
we're peculiarly interesting tho discussion
able the manner impressive. We consider
the Lectures as calculated TO be useful.
ELrpnALErr NoTr, Prcs't of Union College,
J. w. JACKSON, THOMAS &. REED.
Burlington, Jan. % 1885.
OF the Lectures Of Mr.. How, had heard
most favorably before his visit to Burlington |;
but they far surpassed my highest expecta-
lion. The subjects, the treatment, the de-
livery, are all Of the very highest order.
Were it merely us furnishing school Of
oraloiy, the lectures should be esteemed
public benefit. But superior as his elocuiion
is, it 10 even exceeded by the depth, the
compass, and elevation OF intellect which
his discussions display. Above oil, they are
10 be commended for the manly and com.
mnndlng influence which they exert IN The
great cause Of morals and religion.
q. w. DOANE,
Bishop Of New Jersey.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22

Hay pasi 9, "A. M-Our express has
just arrived from Providence with Slips
from the office oftbe Journal, contain.
ing returns from all the towns in the
State, excep, six, by which it will be
seen thu, the Whig ticket is elected
without opposition. We subjoin the
returns for members Of Congress-those
for Governor and Senate do not vary
materially in the aggregate.
Returns for Representatives to the
General Assembly have been received
from "a towns,--rn which tlio Wings
have elected 80 members, the locos l6, ,
seven towns to be heard from.
PROVIDENCE COUNTY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22
For Sale.
Peach Orc hard Coal.

llA TONS best quality black mine, and
nv peach orchard coal, red ash, is ex
prctcd To. morrow. For sale by
y. NEWTON, Jr.
April I.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22

ts sTATEMENr ofihe situation Of tho Banks
~ IN Rhode Island on Monday, April 9Th,
is'i as the same appears from tho Relu'ns made
10 Tho Bank commissioners.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22
I N * -.

UrLUE Black, and Red Inks. of q superior
ID quality, Tor sale ut Wholesale and retail,
by II. }. TAYLOR.
April y.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-29
THE TELEGRAPH.
SOUTHPORT, w. T., JUNE %. 1871.
NJ. FRANK AND c. LATHAM SHOLES,
EDITORS.
TERMS:

The SoUTHPoRT TELEGRAPH is published weekly
on an imperial sheet at = 50 cts. payable in advance
II payment he not made previous To the expiration of
The first SIX MONTHS additional 81 cts will be char
ged
Advertisements inserted the rate of one dollar per
square (seveh:een lines under) for the first insertion
and twenty-five cents for each subsequent Insertion
All advertisements left without notice as 10 the mum.
Der of Insertions. will be continued until forbid and
charged accordingly. No advertisements from abroad
where we are un"cquanted with the persons sending
th'm will be inserted unless accompanied by the mo.
nev.
No subscription from abroad will be taken where
we unacqna nted With the person. unless accompa
med by the money or by n responsible name
No subscription with he discontinued until all area.
ges are paid unless at the option Of the editor
Ills perhaps unnecessary to say that The above terms
will be strictly adhered 10, of which, those interested
" i'll please take notice
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-29

respect TO encouraging the literary efforts
OF our young men. Every man who re-
CARDS the best interests Of the community,
should lend his influence in sustaining in
situations of this kind; at least by connie
nancing them with his attendance, when
ever consistent with his business engage
mcnts.
Lvccums properly conducted and suita-
bly, encouraged, have a tendency to create
Il disiaste for low and vulgar amuscmenls:
they elevate the thoughts; and direct the
mind in the pursuit Of rational pleasures,
which ultimately fit the young for use
funcss in life. \ diffusion Of knowledge
is our Country's best safe-guard; ii is the
most sure prescrvatve Of good order in
society, and the best security for the per-
manencv Of sound morals. In every viii
lagc, the young have their peculiar tastes,
habits, or vices, and each Of these several
traits Of character, arc strengthened in
proportion TO the prevailing current Of pub
lie sentiment. 1t is natural for youthful
minds 10 seek for some kind Of gratifca-
ton; and if pleasures Of an intellectual ma
ture cannot be found, there is great dan
ger of their falling into the snarcs Of vice.
The lecture on Friday evening last by
Mr.. J. B. JiIlson Esq, was well calculated
to instruct and benefit both young and old;
but we were sorry to sec SO few in attcn-
dance. For the meeting Of the Lyccum
on Friday evening next, see notice in an
other column.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-29

not exceed the amount of its capital, and
scyenty-Gvc per cent. thereon, and tnat
whet. the amount Of its bills in circulation,
shall exceed three times the amount OF sFe-
Gle in lis vaults, no new loan shall be made.
That it shall not deal in any thing eX-
cept coin, bullion, promissory nots, and
inland bills Of exchange.
That II shall take no more than six per
cent. upon loans.
That it shall discount no promjssory
note, and purchase no bill OF exchange
which has more than one hundred and
eighty days 10 run, or make any loan for
a longer time.
That no debt shall be renewed.
That it shall not at any time lean the
United STATES more than three millions of
dollars, nor any Stale more than 100, UU0
dollars, nor either for longer time than
one hundred days, unless authorised by
aw.
That it shall contract no debt for lon
ger time than one year.
That it shall issue no note Of Il less de-
nomination than ten dollars.
That the officers Of the inSti ution shall
not be permitted 10 borrow money from, or
contract any debt therein, in any manner
whatever; a note or bill Of which such Of
icer, as maker, drawer, cndorscr, or ac-
ceptor, is forbidden to be discounted. The
directors Of the branches not to be consid-
cred officers within the meaning Of this
provision.
10 prevent or expose any fraud or in
discretion in the management Of the insti-
tuition, to prevent, also, large and improp-
er loans to individuals, 10 the injury of
the stockholders and The public, and 10 pre-
vent, likewise, false impuraticns when
such Irregularities 60 not exist, it is pro-
posed that the books Of the institution, in
GLIDING the accounts oraII individuals the re-
in, be at all times open to the inspection
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury Of the
United States; TO a committee Of either
House of Congress; 10 each Of the dircc-
tors of the Bank, and 10 n committee Of
the stockholders. with power 10 make pub
lie whatsoever they think fit.
1t is proposed to provide that the bran
chcs shall not issue notes or bills adapted
TO, and intended for, circulation; but may
sell drafts not less in amount; than fifty
dollars, for the purpose Of lransmiton and
exchange.
That the Bank shall not suspend spe-
Gle payments-that it shall not paw out
any thing but coin or bullion, or its own
! notes. That its existence as Il corpora
| ton continue for twenty years-but that
1t be allowed to use It's corporate name for
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-29

We have been requested 10 publish the names of
hose composing the democratic corresponding COM
miiees III the different towns. We have looked over
the proceedings of the last county cDnvenon but do
not find them there, and conclude that The commit
tees musthaN been appointed al the town meetings.
OF which We have no record. We hope that each
town will attend to It's primary meeting and have its
delegates in attendance at Racine on Monday next
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-29

We have seen handbiIl with many names attach
ed TO it, printed at Milwaukee, calling for a meeting
of the Nhigs Of Milwaukee, and adjoining opposed
TO James ID. Doty, Governor of The territory to as
sembe in public meeting in Milwaukee, on the 10Th
June, (paSt for the purpose OF expressing their views
gu this subject. The names attached ot ~ lich there
are in the neighborhood of a hundred purport to be
intelligence has just been received that distinguish
ed Wing members of Congress have demonstrated
With the President against the appointment of James
ID. Doty, TO the Office Of Governor Of this territory
and have preferred grave charges against him; and
whereas the President (as are norned has de.
clored his determination 10 withhold the nomination
already made, from The Senate, until these charges
clearly dsproyed, and has given notice thereof
10 our new Executive who, alarmed ~ this news,
Is with some of his friends indusIrioesly and insdu-
ousy AT work, soliciting the Wings OF the Territory
to repel and condemn those charges and to approve
his character and whereas there is believe
that the fearless expression Of The honest sentiments
of the great mass of The Wings of Wisconsin, viii do
much to defeat the appointment of executive par
licuary odious to most of The Wings of the territory.
Therefore, 1t is suggested" that they meet, &C.
What was, or whether there was any thing done at
this meeting are not aware: but this call tends
large share If those who wings from principle,
are opposed 10 James d. Doty, having no confidence
whatever in his political integrity,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-06-29

La'rs Of tie session Qfthe Legislature, last
past.
VIII the editors of the Enquirer and Ex-
press inform us when these are to be dis
tribnicd? And more especially where IS
the town and county government bill?
Much soicitude is INDUCED on the subject!
RACINE COUNTY.