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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-23

The rev Csbirei nds the 'eSsitmr MS N a very
disorirrrd cof htion. 'rwo and a hair m'lians OF
Trsssary uets, hsve bass issued boY"nd tho amo0H'
reported \ a Orousit examination 40 10 thr con-
d,tioufsr 'hc departments - Progress, and there
can be no dogbi hat such mass OF rrOPtion, Pc
rulaion snd "a 2 viii De brought T. hight as will
ssinnish tho.,' 40 have expected the wort.
The d,ficuhics bsiwcen slr. Var Rensselaer, and
ihr isuanirY - r sus.alkeryy che have broken oat
airesh. The. executions commenced sgaiust many
~ ihcm havN uh ou,, and attempts have bees
nade 70 lew nP'n and .r!i property under ihom.
No fcreihie resu,anee l. made 10 the sale, bot n
large nH8abe'"fusn dissu sell stand round the sher
81 and M man da'os - BAT. These proceedings
mum lead a. very serious consequences
The Phih'delI hia Enquirer scys that orders have
been reeet,''d ut tho Navy yard, proceed forth.
with o. the rompleon or the prcsen, fiEa,c on the
s,ceEs, and also 70 lay I,e keel Of annther.
n y sait, that ofiO0 pnrsnns On board or il,a
Creole ti,e time she wa burnt, hut 80 are known
10 have been saved.
iirginia and NsV Ysrk-TEe bill imposing 70.
strirt"ns upon vessels coming from belonging to
New York yves fnaIy rasscd b. vote Of - To p /,
/ in lho Iirrso OF Delegates.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-23

~ Maj. Gen. Scott, Of iheU ) Army, accom-.
panied by his Aid, Capt. Anderson, who len Wash.
Inston on Saturday, arrived in tins city late lac,
night The Generals presence on tlie Niagara
lrounlier has been deemed proper, in reference u
The trial OF VI Lcod, which nay come On al Lnrk-
port next week. Gen. SCOTS services have always
been found useful in lranqulzing he fccliRs al
our own people along the Eoniier, they are Ell,
ce"t in the sternef duties Of his profession .qbr.
ny Erening Journal If Redaesday
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-23

Resolutions in relation the N. E. Boundary
have baen introduced into the Senate of Maryland,
and have been unanimously adopted. They are
much of the same tenor, those adopted by other
stales in regard to the same affair.
The London papers say, that Cap, Drew has de-
cared rcost positively that Mcleod not With
him when tho attack was made on the Caroline.
"a rolling stone gathers n.oss."-A very doubt
ful adage. we have just seen, in paper, the mar
ridge, Of Peleg RowIinsiqn, OF Hodaysburg, Pa, to
Miss Orphelia Morse
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-23

DAVID BRoNs6S, Esq. has bcea elected q Repre-
sentative to Congress from tie kennsbee Disrric,
Maine, in place Of Hon George Evans chosen Sen
alor sir. Bronson is, of course, firm Whig.
We learn from the Montreal Transcript that the
trial of Captain McAdam for killing Lieut.. Faruu.
bar has Resulted in verdict OF iusdahle Lc mic ids
From Terns. The Galveston paper OF Feb.
said:-"Congress adjourned 90 the 4h inst. The
private treaty with England guarantees peace DC
tween Texas and Mexico in 30 days after y. rntif
cation, Ro1 msde, reaches the capital or Mexico;
Texas agreeing to pay England, rs her pat; of the
debt due Mexico, 81 ,O00O0 in 80 years.
Trial If cLeod = The New York American
says that The trial Of Mcleod To take place o,
Lockport Yesterday. There will be no change 81
reHue to Albany as has been suggested, because &,
can be rderd only upon application from him, and
lie IS so confident OF showing thai he had no part,o.
ipaiion in ;he affair Of the Caroline, that he will
not make the application
FTe. The Court House in Exter, N. FL. took
fire on rsday night and was entirely DESTROYED
IN the building were armory, & tho machinery
of MaeIzel's Exhibition of the ConAarration Of
Moscow, all of which was lost Total loss abou,
$4,000
Great Walkt,s, Feat On Saturday MFR. Anson
Livingston, of New FORK, finished the task of wal
King ffiy-two miles in Twelve hocrs and three
minures Two wagers rested upon this perform.
ance: TO walk fifty miles in twelve hou:<, ant
walk fifty four miles in fourteen hour., soiAsut p,
KING HSurishment. lie commenced Saturday nor
ming NJ SIX % clock, and the match in t,yeiv.
hours and three minutes
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-23
FOR COUNCIL OF CENsoRs

NJ IRTIN c. DEFINING, Bennington Co.
AUSTIN ORCHARD, Windhan.
JOHN \. PRATT. Windsor.
GORDON NEWELL. Rutland.
LDmHER CARPENTER, Grunge,
PETER STARR, Addison,
HEMAN ALLEN, Chttentlen,
HEZEkIAH II. REED, Washington.
EPHRAlM PADDOCK, Calcdonrn.
JOSEPH ID. FARNSWORTH, franklin.
ALVA r. FRENCH, Orleans,
DAVID iiiBBARD, ia. Essex,
WALLIS MOTT, Grand Isle.
FOR COUNCIL Or CENSORS.
MARTIN c. DEMlNG. Bennington ca.
AUSTIN ORCHARD, Wmdham,
JOHN a. PRATT, Wind or,
GORDON NEWELL, Rutland,
LUTHER CARPENTER, Orange,
PETER STARR, Addison,
HEMAN ALLEN. Chitiemlen,
HEZEklAH Ii. REED. Washington,
EfHRAlM PADDOCK, Caledonia,
JOSEPH d. FARNSWOR I'll, franklin,
ALVA r FRENCH, Orleans,
DAVID llBBA ID. in. Essex,
WALLIS MOTT, Grand Isle.
FOR COUNCIL OF CENs0Rs.
MARTIN c. DEMiNG, Bennington Co.
AUSTIN ORCHARD, Wmdham,
GORDON NEW ELL. Rutland,
LUTHER CARPENTER, Orange,
PETER STARR, Addison,
HEMAN ALLEN, Chiltenden,
HEZEktAH II. REED, Washington
EPliRAIM PADDOCK, Caledonia,
JOSEPH ~. FARNSWORTH, Franklin.
ALVA II. FRENCH Orleans,
DAVID HIBBAKD, in. Essex.
WALLIS MOTT, Grand Isle.
FOR COUNCIL OF CENSORS.
MARTIN c. DEMlNG, Bennington Co.
AUS FIN BiRCtIARD, Wndhu,n,
JOHN A. PRATT, Windsor,
GORDON NEWELL Rutland,
LUTHER CARPENTER, Orange,
PETER STARR, Addison,
HEhIAN ALLEN, Chtenden,
HEZEkIAH ii. REED, Washington,
EpiiRAIM PADDOCK. Cairdonin,
JOSEPH ID. FARNSWORTH, franklin.
ALVA X. FRENCH, Orleans,
DAVID HIBBARD JR. Essex,
WALLIS MOTT. Grand Isle.
FOR COUNCIL OF CENSORS.
MARTIN C. Dt.hiNG, Bennington Co.
AUSTIN ORCHARD, lVmdham,
JOHN A.rRAlT, Wndsnr,
GORDON NEW ELL, Rutland,
LUTHER CARPENTER, Orange,
PETER STARR. Addison,
BEMAN ALLEN, Chnten'Ien,
HEZEkIAH II. REED, Washington,
EPHRIAM PADDOCK, Caledonia,
JOSEPH ID. FARNSW ORTIZ F'ranklin,
ALVA r. FRENCH, Orleans,
DAVID HIBBARD, in. Essex,
WALLIS MOTT, Grand isle
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MtAm.maMBies.

In Concord. by 40. g Try, E,q Sir sAI~v-
BrrEntssTEE, tu Miss SaSAa uALL
IL Lu'loton. y n. March 90. Cspt. tlt-ns
DAEliS0, OF Coacord. 10 ,ii.s M.BF ASS Bees,
OFT.
In G'"ensb"rough, Marrh -. ~ Rev. n IS.
Scott, Nr JOSIAH u. PHitLlFs, 20 Mss ENus
BLANCHARD.
81 buihn. I'm ii,st. = iansIn C. Fuiss Esa o.
Stove. Ia Miss Sarah Flatsirrs ~ b
In Barton, 1ih inst ~ Rev. q. Pears1n. Ar Al
bert Leland, q Mt-. Many MsrriHu,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-23

The Supreme Court closed Is term ia this eanuiy
The lith inst, after session of on three days.
a new ,ripl was c'anted in The case OF Carpenter.
administrator! of Job Taylor IS. iiollisler Ken.
dick T'row, ofslonroe, pleaded guilty of burning
his neighbours barn, and sentenced TO tho state
prisop fur six wears - W0tfhndR.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-23

~ The election IN New Hampshire has resulted
very much Tho same ms ms, year. Pages majority
viii be shout 7,000-,ho aggregate veto Of neither
parry is so large las, fall by several thousands.
This year in all but % lawns NO, head from, Stc.
vens (lVhig) has 20 gig, and page - ,sl3.) Lnst
fall in the same town Harrison had 2Ig 12, snd
Van Buren, 81 ,052.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-23
Paddock 81 Houghton.

NTOULD say TO those indebted ~ shenn, that
w ihey have sold oGi their SIuSk in trade "a
Lyndon. and wish la close the rrncsrn. They
would further say, that hey must have the pay on
Ihsir demands, that have bcecme due BY he isr of
Apfil, they will be ies in tho hands Of Sd per-
son for coiier;ion,
LyRs0n, .hgrth 2, iS4l. ihs~A
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-23
A u 10 N!

WIl.l. be So al i'ssii. Aue'o"e. 90 safsfla,
w the >. 49, 81 AF.l. a. 90 ciHsk. "a
AZ Thasxr lUn a Esfa'B Sslase~. Jer--
pgilaU hafse.
Cows aud G. r
Two Horse tysgor
I zig Wagon.
Nsnte (bra,s Nosnted) Harness,
ts'n~ tisrness,
, Saddle,
300 lbs. Sugar,
Cooking Stow ard PsSieT Stove.
] Watch,
ssia worth of JewclY,
IL Bushels Good Wheat,
New Iorsa Wagon, Oron AH-ue~, end
first rats1,
| Double Gtgg
2single Sie;shs,
Silver phtsd iiafaess,
Gun and EQui Pmenis,
, Grain FaN-,
Single Harness,
Tenn lIaturs~es,
PaIrni Chtsse Pres
] Plough,
GOO yards Sa~et Is Also-About 100 wUGts Of
Piece Goods and Hard " ere.
March -, lSii i90w2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-23

CTURE.-Rev. Mr.. SE~ALL will Lecture
on Nednrsday evening nost in this place Sub.
jecf, Vegetable Physiology.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-23
BRIGHTON HARKET-s,onds,. .Isrch u
Y -. l.

From the Boston ParrfoI
~ market, ~ Beef Caitir, 10 yoke working
Oxsn, ~ rows ADD calves. RIO St-ep. 500 Swine.
Fgicts-Beei Cat'le-sai-. quick At last week :
prices We quote extra 81 80 Z: FRS, quality
At 20 30 80; second quairy 50 20 G ; thrd
quniii, Sass
W"rkUs Oxcr--Sairs sGl p and So
Cows sud Csl,cs- S2N. - ; and -
she~p--Lois ~ 50, 3 Is, { ~ sod o
Swius--LoIs - i'"dide were sniI from 10 to
4 . i''r snws ard I.G 10 & for barraws A.
retail from : and
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-23

II - R - "A AZ II J
IN STEVEN VILLAGE, (BARNET), GLE
DoYIA C0GTTK,Ys.
TxNuE BARNET MANUFACTURING CON
u PANY, offer for.sals, az PE6fts .5wenSH, "n
Wednesday the i2sh day OF May nezt sH~RiSg
her well known
FLANNEL FACTORY.
situated IN ths above viiIaxe. on the Tnrnriks
Road from Concord, N. II 10 Canada Line, consist
irs ola FRAaEp BUILDIEa, sir stories high from
the basement; sfxty eight feet ioHg, and ffy.foEy
feet ,7ide. Said Fsctory - huilton very rxaclent
WATER PRfVILEGE
is located 10 good ieeoi grssoing eosHtry. and poo
sesses facilities fer The manufacturing % FLASsrIs
unaqualled By any other Establishment 81 the KIDD
" THE MACHINERY
consists Of Two complete OF CaTdipg a~ehfAss,
Pirksr GFiHding Fyams and TaFHiAg Lathe.
POWER Icons, with Rss6s, HErBssses, and
ShEfdies, and "A sufficient number ~ JAeKs ard
LoogS 70 accommodate either tr0 or ftrss sets 81
Conhensofs.
Adjoining the Fsc;ory, A,o tAno Hiags. nisiy or
seventy feet tong. and ivsn stories high In the
y large Fiairhins Rona, with Sertic press,
org and b. UShiag Machine. and Dye Hoas-.
with two Dye KstH's-the other Is welt adapted
tor Sr.EE Rouns, or could he used a Dry-ho0se.
Also
"a few wards from the fsciory). two siery Framed
Building, 20 feet long, and 90 feet ideths base.
meut used Tor Wood House, and the upper Story
for Storage.
THE COMPANY
will also ~ ibs same time ard place cfFer Tor sale
al the remaining patti "f their
REAL ESTATE.
IN md near ire Village, CONSUMING Of
STORE. iva stories hiEb. 80 feet by ~, witt
Wood shed rdioining. IN fhs second sinFy.
several Rooms ftt~d 40 for Odirn, oihrr PoFPos
80. Said Store sands IN the mosi een'tal Pau ~
tho Village.
IL lSO-
a DWELLING tt0t' Sc. 70 by 2s feel, wi,h
Large ~ssrri~t,sntfs tiul uuiitrF~. Barn, well clap
hosr'e 2, and GOOD GARDEN
~ l. o.
Tbrr~ otheT substantially irasnsd Dveilingiiou-rss
bsfsv s-a sfx'y ani seventy srrws az
ia 30,
part Wool Lsna. sn3 Pasi unasF improvement.
i - NsgFe vsimehie TrssF~FfFs w. ~ bn s0ta
20 hfr- - z~Narnts -ra ~ - vie=vras and ta.-
80 s.rs,-s-.=-- e - ,Ffsfrr -
l-ec ~ 70 ALENANDER HARVEY. Tse
Feerhssa, Fesr4est
Maria -, tssl. lg0f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-23
N o Y Y y q TT

TINE subscribers have received an additional
4 supply of SALT, snd are sellis best of
81. Ubss Sait Cor cash Mt ~ | cents psS busbei.
They will sell many pounds OF Moissses FOR 40
cents as can bs bought AT any other store in this
vicinity. There almost many qualities Of
Tea as o. calico. Young Tyson Tea they will sell
cheap, s9ns qH1tfy,as ean DO bought for in thIs
region. PEISE Mans by he Neg Of 100 puands
S6, IS cents.
w have on hand good assorimsnt o[ GOODS.
all Of which will be sold reasonable Terms.
SHEDD * JEWETT.
81. Jokrsturg, March 3, 1871. Is5
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-23
m % H HC NJ .

~ We Would aivn notice to otr cpsl1rneFs, that
No have received one isai ST uBES SALT
sDce the dsie Of last adve Tiissmenf, but can
say to them tha, will sell IL for e. l-2 cts per
b,shel, Cor think they will be fearful we should
shave them something else to make up the lose.
We will propose three sums n customers to
6gure upoa. Not SnosSIag the Rule they will a.
pher best in, will lei them select their own.
isi. ifGood M"asses is worth 40 cents per gall
lon, how how shoald q be- sold BY The pnundS
2d. if the best OF Y. Hyson Tea - wuith 30 cts
Per pound. and thorc almost many qnalIiSrA
rr Tea as orCaieo what would be the price Of the
cbespcst aaali;ys
81. tri8os,on iron Company Nails are worth
Sc ~ 2 cents rer cwt, and Prime Nniis worth
40 . > cents by the Cask OF lGO les what would hs
TIE piirc - pouFeF qIalIIye
ONE CENT Premium for tho Answer Tor one or
each Of the ahoye armed will DO reys srdrd 10
the person who will fnd an answer
JOHN BACON, Agent.
for the CIV r. * Al. NJ. Co.
s.. JohnsbnFy Centre Village
March %, lSii l90wJ
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-23
" OFFICE
N q II L G e

~ W a - IA
TIRE COLA NERsHIP
HEREToFoRE existing between The subsrri.
Il beers, under the firm of JACKSON, ~ co.
IS this day by muiuaN cSasent a dissolved.
All persuEs IndUsged Ia said htSn. respectful
Iy requested Ia ana 10 IJ'(fTosPD Payment TO ID.
l.. JACKSON, - 10 J. authorized 90 ADJUST all dc
mands due To, aud iToE said hrn.
DANIEL L.. JACKSON,
WIN. HASN EkD,
EDWARD WOODBURY..
PSssanrsis IA -ILT6h IL, ic4l-.
The Subscriber sgouid tender HRS grateful ae-
navy ledraue~s. &C. he Public for liberal pat
ron,u, rxteuo,-d o. the above frn-vSould aisn,
give notice that ~ stii keep constantly on hand
COOKING, PARLOH aud SHOP STOVES,
of the must aFFFss - pateEns--A' sa, L"shsu iron
STOYE-PIPE, TIN and HOLLOW WARE,
which he will be- happy SELL 20 his former Gus
sonnbls terms DANIEL l.. JACKSON.
FassAmpsic, -kiarsi IL, IHit. l90N3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-03-23

TENnE BARNET MANUFACTURING CON
u PANY, Offer for.sals. az Public .SweflSH, ~
"wednesday the i2sh day Of May nezt sH~sigS
liar we'll known
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-30

a gent'sman belonging TO one Of the most
ancient und W cal,hy families Of this city, who
must be well known TO numerous friends. hn.ing
since tho year 1918 up to recently, been bent
nearly double, and for several years confined TO
his bed, has been restored to good health has
regnlned his natural erect position - aud has
quilted his carrage, and now walks with ease
We believe This IL the gentlcman's own descrp-
ton ~ near Us possible, and there is no e1ag-
gerntion in it, We will give inquires his address,
and doub, not his humane feeling. will excuse
the liberty; so that any one doubling .,nay kDotp
these facts-though he requests hi. name may
not appear in print Among other similar in
stances, Mr. James &. Reynolds, i44 Christie
street, has been restored, and will give personal
assurance Of the facts Of his case Both wers
rheumatism, and contracted cords and sinews.-
How has this been done
.dnsrer.-By the Indian Ptgetable Ehrir.
internally, and HsWsS' Nerve and Bone Lini-
ment externally.-N y. Herald, Jan. 26. ls4i.
Sold only by ComStock s. CO., II Maiden
Lano. New York, and by Il. J. TAYLOR,
Sole Agent for Newport, X. /. (sept30.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-30

NAvAL.-Tbe harbor Of Norfolk presents
Just now, says the Herald of that city, rare
and picturesque appearance. No less than
seven ships of war are al anchor in hne
extending about n mile down the river from
tho Hospital Point. First rides the French
corvette Bison. Capt. Aguillecourt. Of 20
guns; ID, tho u, 8. corvette Cyane, Comm
Strcbling, Of 20 guns; Sd, the Macedonian,
Com. Wilkinson. a warm ID; 81, the mnjestic
Pennsylvsnia, Com. Shubrick, a mammoth
three decker, Of 100 guns; 9Th, the U. s.
sloop. .of.war Warren. Commander Jameson,
Of 20; 9th, the French friga,e Armidc, Capt
Louvet. flag ship Of Admiral Arnous, Of 36
guns 7,h and lastly, the French corvette
L'Auriev, Capt 0arnicr, Of 10 guns. Total
276 guns.
The French and American commanders
visited each others vessels and exchanged
sulutos.-.4mericdn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-30

Ma. EpfroR The Directors o. The Lycsum rssisci.
fully ask the attention Of their iownsmen To the Lee
tures on Phrenooay, Physiology and Education, which
Mr. Purkt OF boston sdveriises In yoar columns OF to-
day Hs has delivered them with grea, aecePnncr he
fore many Of the most celebrated Lyceus and Literary
Institutions In Now England and tho Directors cannoi
doubt from the testimonials which he brings ths, tho
good people of Newport will nDd gra,iGcmlion n.,ruc-
lion and Improvement iu listening 10 him.
Independently or the question whether Phrcnology Is
true or not n its details its advocates cer,pny deserve
TO be encouraged in their efforts, which have been
widely aud siynaly successful thus FAR In once awsk-
cIns and guiding Inquiry on the great subjects or
tai and moral education, philanthropy and reform.
The church in which Mr.. p. Ia TO give his nrst Lsc.
turs, this evening, was taken because Armory Hall had
been previously snsayedi has been thoroughly clean
ed and is well lighted and will be fouuJ convenient aud
c"amodious for tho ciiissns. There hopes Of pro-
curing Aru,ovy Hall Er the subsequent Lectures on
Friday aud Saturday evenings
The Bell will give notice OF the time of Lecture.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-30
ARRIVALS.

FRIDAY Sept 2ith.-Arr, sch' Hero, Luce, from New
York for New burypori Exchange Nirkerson fin do tor
d.; Susnn Phebe Arey, ini do for Bangor Magnet,
TIA, or FIN Boston; banner, Nickerson, fin Providence
for New York.
sioop. George, Luce, FIN Albany for New Bedford;
Flora Banker I'm Warren fur dn Gen nsiic, Coleman,
Tim Albany TOR dol Franklin, Bugby I'm Taunton for do.
SATURDAY, Sept 2sth.-Arr, brig Osceola, Randall, I'm
Pietou Tor Providence.
Sch Ameres, Southard fn Fall River fo. Say ybrook.
sioop Essex, Lewis, TN Fall River for New York
SUsDAy, Sept 26h.-Arr, brigs Wallace. Perry, I'm
Pictou for New York; Caspian, swasey. I'm N York.
sehs WIN. Turner, -, I'm Virginia, with wood
C,snvi, Eddy, I'm Conncciirpt River, dol Vrgininn.
Swasoy, I'm Philadelphia.
soops Amity, Munro, and Advance, Nichols, fn n
York TOR Provdcncej Geo Washington, Smith, TN Mr.
wich for do; Excel GmdJng, lin ri,tol ior New York;
Jane, Hall, I'm Providence tor Pnwcniuck
MoSpAy, Sept 27th.-Arr, schs Marriettaryon, Weld.
ing, I'm Ph-driphsi Elliott, Manor fn do ior Pro'd;
Comet, Nickersonm New iedforl Tor New York. John
jay, Nckerson TN Providence for Philndelphis; Con-
vert Gardner tin North Kingston Ia go on the railway.
sionps Victory, Heath I'm New York for Providence;
Hope, Piiman, hn Bristol fnr York.
'TuEsp,v, Sept ls,h.--Arr, sloop Rsnzi, Durfue mn
Providence for New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-30

In this town, Friday morning, Susan infant daugh
ter of Mr.. John q. Weaver aged months.
Same day, Miss Mary Easion daughter Of tho late Mr.
John Easton, of this town, nyei IS years.
On Saturday, Mrs Mar. Gardner. widow ol the late
Capt. Thomas X. Gnrdncr aged about 69.
ssna dBy. Mrs. Elizabeth ID. Ashley, wife OF Mr. Sid
ncy j. Ashley, aud daughter Of Mr. Stephen Deblois, IN
the 30th year of her ago.
Fame day, Sprph Ann, daughter OF John and Dorcas
Carr, aged 23 months and days,nn interesting: and
promising child.
In ,hi, town, Tues ny morning, after prorme,ed
illness, Mrs. Abigail Allan, widow OF VIM. y. N. Ailnn
Esq in tho eist year of he: age. She was for many
ycars mn exemplary member of the Congregational
church in this town, aud drservrdiy esteemed by
all who knew her. Iirr nntirng deyo, on 10 her family
aud 10 The tunlment Of all the various duties q" life, VIII
Cause her loss to he long and deeply felt by those who
were endened to her by domestic tios. aud hy large
circle of friends, by whom sho wss highly respected
Funeral this afternoon fom her late rssdence on the
Long wharf ~ o'clock which tho Violations and friends
are requested to attend.
In the Marine Hospital in this town. on the l2.h inst
Mr. David Clarke, Of Philadelphia, nged about 26 years
and on the 18th, Reuben Marshall OF New York, aged
10 years.
Al the Newport Asylum, on Saturday morning last,
sally Hastings, aged about so lears.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-30

THE. L A URE
@sSi.s @itsrary 8vositery.
Literature, Science and the Arts.
DEVOTED TO

VlNHE subscriber, in compliance with the
u urgent solicitation Of many persons of
this place, who are dcsirous Of establishing
IN this town periodical exclusively devoted
10 Literature aud Miscellany. proposes to
publish sem. monthly literary journal, that
shall meet the cordial appreciation OF both
sexes that shall instruct, interest and amuse,
muking a repository Of the choices, gems Of
literature, both original and selected.
lie 10 well aware OF the i'll success that
has attended similar efforts, in different parts
Of the state but he is nevertheless willing
to make the attempt, and ascertain who are
disposed TO promote and encourage the I'M.
dertaking.
The LAUREL will contain original commu.
nications in Prose and Poetry, together with
interesting selections from The Knickerbockfr,
Laass' Companion. Ladies' Book, and in
fact, all ,he literary works of tho day. II
offers good opportunity for those who do
not subscribe for the above named works, TO
patronize tn" LAUREL; they will thus obtain
alt than is most valuable in our principal lite
rarx Journals, for mere lrihe.
rhe' EDITORIAL department will be chic fly
conducted by a literary gentleman, whose
sehices have been secured for that purpose.
and who has at command, ample means OF
producing an interesting and valuable peri.
Odical. The typographical execution will be
neat and plain.
y CoNpiTIoNs. The LAUREL will be pub.
lished at the Office oil the iiERALD OF TuE
TIMrs, in quaro form, Of eight pages, three
columns each, OH fine paper and new type
semi monthly, o, the low price Of one dollar
per annmns, in advance, or one dollar and ly
cents. al the end Of The year.
The first number viii be issued OH the lst
Of November, provided n sufficient number
Of subscribers are obtained To warrant the
undertaking on or before the 20lh Of fOctober.
Subscriptions received at the office of the
Herald Of the Times.
JAMES ATKINSON.
Newport, Sept 80, l64l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-09-30

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Of Lectures before the Lyceum, on PUEEsoL-
oGY, PnvsIoLoGY, aud EDUcArioS, in Deacon
TiLLEr's CHURCH, in Clark street, commcn-
cling THIS EVENING, at 7 l.9 o'clnck-
Doors open at7. The Lectures will be con.
tinued on F"iday and Saturday evenings.
Admittance ~ l-2 cts. only.
Tho particular attention of citizens is re-
spcctfully solicited to tho bills, which have
been widely circulated. fScpt. 80.