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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-25
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS sundry important and
weighiy matters, principally growing
out Of the condition Of the revenue and
finances ofthe country, appear to me
to call for the consideration Of Congress
at an earlier day than its next annual
session, aud thus form an extraordinary
occasion, such as renders necessary, in
my judgment, the convention Of the
two Houses rs soon as may be prucic-
able. do, therefore, by this my Pro-
clamation, convene the two Houses Of
Congress, to meet in the Capitol at the
city OF Washington, on tho last Monday,
being the thirty-frst day Of May next.
And require the respective Senators
and Representatives, then and there to
assemble, in order to receive such in
formation respecting the state Of the
Union as may be given to them, and to
devise and adopt such measures as tho
good Of the country may seem to them,
in the exercise Of their wisdom and dis
cretion, TO require.
In testimony whereof, have caused
the seal Of the United States to be
hereunto affixed, and signed the same
with my hand.
Done at the city Of Washington,
this seventeenth day Of March,
in the year of our Lord one
L. S. thousand eight hundred and
forty-one, and Of the indepen-
dencc of the United States,
the sixty-liIlh.
w. III. HARRISON.
by the Presidents:
D,NiEL WEBSTER,
Secretary of State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-25

Major Gen. Scott, of the u. S. Ar
my, accompanied by his Aid, Capt. An
derson, who left Washington on Satnr-
day, arrived in this city late last night.
The Generals presence on the Niagara
frontier has been deemed proper, in reie-
renee TO the trial of Mcleod, which
may come on at Lockpo,t next week.
Cen. SCOTS services have always been
found as useful in tranquilizing the ex-
citing feeling Of our own people along
the frontier, rs they are efficient IN the
stcrner duties of his profession.
The General, we regret to say, met
with an accident last night which viii
necessarily confne him to his room for n
day or two. In crossing the River, late
at night, on foot, he slipped and fell
heavily upon the ice. The shock was
SO severe that he with difficulty walked
to the Columbia Hotel, where medical
aid was Immediately summoned. lie
is still suffering from severe contusions
upon his face and violent headache
albany journal Of The I'M.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-25

EXTRA SESSION OF CoNGREss.-it
will be seen by the Proclamation which
We publish to-day, that (as was pre-
dicted he would be compelled to do, }
the President of the United States has
called Congress together on the lst
of May next, for the consideration of
"sundry important and weighty matters,
principally growing out Of the condition
Of the revenue aud finances Of the
country"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-25
MEMORANDA.

Sailed I'M Georgetown, sc, sch wnndopnsso, Eddy,
for Providence.
Arr al Havana 2sh ult., bria Malaga, urges, from
Wilmington; 81 inst Echo, Messer, do.
Adv nj Mobile, I'd inst, sch Rosalthc, Baker, for
Providence.
Arr nj New York. Goth inst, ship John Wells, Rus.
sell ~ ZcaaGd Tncshruua, Dec. H. 2l9O bhls wh az
sp OIL ~, 900 lbs bone for Newark. Lett NJ 7. ship WM
LEE, Clifford o This port, Gu spi Jane, of Warren, 700
At st. Jago, Cape de Verbs Dec. 5ih, brig HELEN,
Price orths port, 500 bbis sp. (bcInrc reported
date, l6D.l
Heard from, Oct. st, ship Bowditch, soule, Of Prov.
with 2sO0 bbs oil; Nov. 2d, Rosalie OF Warren 1900
Arr vt Warren, SUNDAY last, ship Brui. Rush, COT
nm Pacific Ocean. with 1850 hhls sp i5b VIII oil. Re.
por Oct 3l,t shir Cauoya. Sanders OF Warren, lip1
wh. aud him tHkc n whale neNt dny,
Arr Holmes Hole. 2ls, ship Drlphos, Lambert. I'm
New Holland 81 DAYS. with 100 bbls. 500 sp oil -
Reports, Oct 2ls, ship Wa. easnr, Bowen, Of warren
i40 sp Dec g. bark Pantheon Pcl, OF Fall River 1850
wh. $50 sp.
Five whaling ships and one hnrque were OF Pornan,.
bueo, lith ult all bound to the United states
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Whig Convention.

A Wing State Convention will be
held at the State House, in Providence.
on WEDNESDAY, the 7th day Of
April next, at 3 o'clock, P. NJ. to nomi-
nate two candidates to represent this
State in the Twenty-Sevonth Congress
of the United States. The Wings Of
the s9veral towns in the State, arc re-
qucstcd to he represented in the Con-
cntion. March l3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-25

a Lecture will be delivered THIS EVEN.
ING, at Armory Hall, by Mr.. WILLiAa d.
LAKE. Subject-Ths character and eondiiio,
Of Womsn IN past ages.
Lecture commences at 2 o'clock. Tick.
cts l2 l-2 cents, to be had at w. Callahan.
Bookstore, or al the door.
March 2J.
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Us a q q . 4 g q 8.

In South Kingstown on the 18th inst, 10y the Rev.
Mr.. Vernon, William u. Hazard, NJ. ID. Of south Kings
town. tn Louisa eldest daughter Of The Hon. Lehue H.
Arnold oi Proyidonce-On the l,th inst by the Rev.
Mr.. Newman, AImore Robinson TO Laura Hazard both
Of South Kingsown.
In Providence. on the lSt Mr. John ID. Henley, Jr.
to Miss Laura NJ Chapnlan.--0 the 10th, ,. Lewis
Ihnycr Of Providence, to Miss Losn Applsby, of smh
field. F-s
In North Providence, ON the 18th inst, Mr. Henry J
Angel, OF ofProydence, 10 Mss Eliza Oney Of North
Prov denCe,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-25

The .fc,D York american remarks relating
to tho recent report from the Post Office De-
partmont, that i: dcvclopes greater profisacy
than can readily be conceived Of Some Of
the items of expense for lS;O aro perfectly
startling, viz:---For wrapping paper, over
$1,000; to par,izans, for advertising, $685.
600; for blanks, nearly $4,000 Dcpreda.
tions and mail agents $4,000 Clerk hire
$514,795 Miscellaneous, such as they do
not choose to name, s40,6O0! How these
Loeofocos have feathered their nests
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BRIGHTON MARKET-MosDAy, March 22
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser and pa,ro,
March %

At market, 265 Beef Cattle, II yoke Work
ing Oxen, I2 Cows and Calves, 525 Sheep, &
920 Swine. About 400 Hogs nnsold.
PEicrs-Be,f Cauie--We quote TO CORES
pond with last week, viz Extra Sc rs az;
first quality sc % aG so; second quality s.
rs u Sc third quality 50 So 50.
Forking Onen-Sales $40 $50 and 500.
COns and Caires--SaIes $22, 1927 and $50
Sdeep-Lois SO, So rs, 81 % aud 81 10.
Snine--Iois to peddIe Is for Sows and .
l-S for Barows. Al retail frow 5 tot .. About
300 tat Hogs were at market, three iourlhs OF
which remained unsold at the close Of the
market.
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AUCTIONS.
THIS DAY.

MILTON HALL. being sbout to relin.
rh q ish The Dry G"ods and IIerd Ware
.b6sinc,s, viii sell at P"blic Auction, his en-
iiro sock of Dry Goods &c, commencing
at his sfo,e IN THURSDAY the 25,h day
Of March. at D o'ciock. A.. 81. and 10 con-
tlnnc during the week until the whole 10 cold
viz:
Blu, black, olive. green hnd mixed broad
cloths -blsnkets-yctow, red and white fan
nels-Krrseys Rrssin slceing, ravens
duck. brown hoilsnd-- tlcached shiriing ard
.heeiIugs, brown -hcc'rnr- beuve.iiaes--
cslicoes-coiion & SIN hthf-, inen.. pms,
robes, paper hanGlngs, bapebasseis. writing
and letter paper, knives snd forks, commods
knobs, sloies, pencils. wrapping paper, pocket
books--wiib n variety of other miic'"s.-
Also 20 wooden clocks, holT,w ware, ,iz:---
bOke pans, pots, kctiles, spiders, ba.lns and
cook stoves, &c. 10 good new fealher beds.
Also,--om SATUR Day the s1h.
A great variety of splendid snpcrhne and
fine corpetlrgs, in pnrferhs to suiI purchnseys.
Sales will be posit'e, and conditions Id.
eral.
, The public are invited Ia talI snd soc the
sooods any time previous 10 I'VE sale.
4 March I.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-25

EocLrsfAsricAL CouNcrL.--This
body, which has been so long dcl'berat-
ing upon The difficulties between the
Rev. Mr.. Picrpont and the Hollis street
Church We understand, have agreed
upon proposition Tor the adjustment of
tho difficulties, which they have sub
ni,isd 10 boib parties e., their seeec.
,snt. - H"'op yor.y.
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Political Notice.

The Wing frccmen Of Portsmouth
nre requested to meet at Browns Inn,
OH Saturday evening, April Sd, at G
o'clock, for the purpose OF appointing
delegates 10 attend the Wing State
Convention TO be holden in Providence
on the 7lh inst. Punctual attendance
is requested. March %, 2w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-25

Blair & Rivcs, since they have been
dismissed by tho new Senate MS print
crs to that body, have written letter
to them demanding all the printing that
may be ordered by the Senate during
tho 27,h Congress The ls',a' sss Or
.tred a. n, cn ,lo table.
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DURE EXTRACT or SPANIsH
SARSAPA ARILLA. WM. BROWN,

SA ARSApA VI. BltON N,
Chemist, 4Sl Wa>hingion-Strect, Boston has
prepared liquid extract Of Sarsaparilla, by "A
steam process. without boiling the root. h ~
entire new preparation Of OarsapaIllla never
before prepared in this or any other country. II
has been in constant for tho pas, six moniIia,
by some Of the first Physicians in Boston. and
all those who wish To 60 through a regular course
Of Sarsaparla treatment can be referred To
them. The preparation contains no other arIC Ic
than the purd Spanish SarSapaIIIIa, aud one great
improvement over all other preparations ci Ssr-
saparllla, it Is not reduced by adding sugar TO
form syrup, This article is we'll adapted 10
The practice Of Physicians. rs they can learn by
calling on the proprietor, the quantity Of Sarsa-
prrila contained IN each bottle. The quantity
required is small compared wlth the syrup II
is the cheapest preparation of SarSaparllla now
in use, considering its strength. Price GA cts.
per bottle. Dealers and Families can be sup
piled with This valuable article ~ above.
II II will be found at retail by most of The drug
giss Throughout, the United States.
\ A copy right is secnred for the directions,
aud each direction signed WILLIAM BRowS,
upon the outside
Il The above article is n sure remedy for oil
complaints occnsioncd by an impure state of the
blood, diseases Of the skin. SciSiuld, Rheuna-
ti,m, Salt Rhcum, Eryspelas, and to remove
the effects Of cnIomel. tor sale by x. j. TAY-
LOR, Newport, J. DaIch, Prov idcnce. Thorn
ton, New Bedford. March rs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-25

Tho Roche stcr Democrat says that
the trial Of Mcleod will be postponed,
in consequence OF an error Of the coun-
~ clerk in drawing tho jury for the
osxt court.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-25

II has been stated that no licenses have
.bo-n taken out by the tavern keepers and gro
Gers in Providence. This is a mistake. We
understand direct from the city clerk, that
about 50 have already been granted, and that
upwards Of $4,000 has been received by the
City Govcrnment.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-25

VINO SrArE Committee. "A meeting of
the Wing State Committee will be held in
Providence, at the office of the Daily Journal,
on Wednesday, MTrch 3lst, at 9 o'clock, p.
NJ according to ADJOURNMENT March 25.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-25

Hon. Robert B. Cranston arrived
fiom Washington on Saturday last
Hon. james +. Simmons arrived in
Providence the same day.
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NOTICE..

AIRS. MARY DUNliAV respectfully in.
I't iofm- hof lrirnds and the public f,at
she has commenced the ire-S.wakng hu~i.
ness ~ The r.ar of Mr WIN. l.. Mcly.lls
store, Ihnmrs.sifcci, up sisifs.
rcb Z ISsi --2g.s
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FINAL NOTICE.

. HE subscriber gives notice to MI persons
"a whose taxes are not paid on or before
the l0lh of April next, that he viii then pro.
cecd against them according TO law.
JsarnIAB GooDsPEED, Collector.
Newport, Mach I, ISIl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-25

The FIRST foreign entry ut the custom House in
this city, after tho appointment Of Mr.. Dan.
forth, twelve years ago; was the ship Envoy.
The same ship, ycrtcrday made the FIRST foreign
entry, since Mr.. Watson assumed the duties oi
Jour.
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Notice.

WILL be sold at public nnotioD, ly An.
w thoriiy of the cou', Of PIobn'r,o OF New
port, on Monday, the 9th day Of April next,
nt | ! O'Clock A. NJ. on the premises. all ihe
right, tiilc ard interest of Maria Smith n mi
nor. in and 10 n 10, Of lard Oh Easlou'> Pom;
in Newport. bounded on Second Hnd Pine
sirrc,s. Conditions made known at the time
aud place of snle.
w. +. SMITH, lci
sAMlEL SMITH, 'uar'''n''
Newport, March 4, lSil.
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"Jach Dowaing' on the ith page.

Fsy@ The difficulty between Mr.. Clay
and Mr. King hns been most happily
settled, as the reader will notice under
Abe Congressional head.
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On Saturday next,

N 10 o'cioek a NJ. pW be soH al public aie.
lion, on Snyers wha.C yJorGe dsn,N 9f~hon
IL may concern.
~ BBl.S. pork, I bbi. beef. 2casks bread
q cask molnsscs. 4 bbls. fnur, ready
made clothing and other articles.
Conditions at sale.
JEREMiAH GoopspEIp, .7uefr.
March 2J.
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To Let,
sVOolcn Machinery Cor sale

'ENII + subscribers offer for sale, one Wool.
en- Breaker Card and twelve Kcrscy
Looms, now at Coomcr WaterInan's MIil ~
Sc,,ua,c. and ono Jack oi $50 spind.es, 1T j.
y. TIlmgha,t's NIlI 10 Exeter. The above
machinery is almost new, and IN first rate
order. For terms. &c. apply TO Coomer
Waterman, Esp Of Sciluate, or The subscrl.
tcrs IN Providence.
EDWARD RANDALL,
OREN A. BALLOU,
Assignccs Of the City Furnace Co. g.
Feb lS. zap. ].
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-25

The United States Ship Cyano from tho
Mediterranean, and the Dolphin and Grampus
from tho Coast, were at Port Praya, Cape do
Verbs, on the OH Feb.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-25

I)REPARED from receipt originally procured ~ ="
l. an indian Family. II was formerly lmown rs tie
Ind Corrective, and highly esteemed tor It's eneaey
for al c"mpl Ints meni uned below.
In The Spdng at the year, every on" T. troubled more
"rle-s with pr"pen'y tntcrp aud by the us" "t ths
corrective II can hc obVi,ted entirely FoT pnT Ling
ami eradcang all Kinds of hum Tn IA" blood even
u they APPEAR NterBay the face any part 81 ihe
hody, much better and iai more eih acls han "nl
external plirtion. inct seldom knew " 4" tan ~
proving rfsctuai 1lr patient III hni opera more
IN the blood than a"y nther preparation lhey ever ~
frrrcd To- II Is far hriteT than salts, sulphur, cream
lar, uraBy rrcrann Of this kind, Tor whrh the hI"
once purd with this corrective, ~ femnlhs ~ an
even temperature through the summer months f"f 4
foul stomach aundicc. general debility, weakness ~
the limbs, want ufappetite, bilious and Vrt complaints
headache, stupor, &C Ar. for the catarrh, whlch u
generally onrd by the inpIre state OF the hI"u
t ~ "othing CXtani that has proved so rc'c"us ~
his purifying corrective. For all tile above complaints
IL is seldom knnwn 10 fi iu pfnying "ft'tul RENE
dy. really worth the public Hlrhtion as every one
Is aware Of TIE unplrasat dnll, hrnNN tefng' Nh'h
the spring ol the year ohuces And hy the use u" is
Give, be obviated cnirrlY--cvrTy Que " ho
ma es use of ie ahov" prcpnrat on wil ~ nised
the " aud gentle trrt II hps ihr looa. Z" he
hnd ny whopsqlr aud rciaii, OF WIN. Pf0wn, Wash.
gton ,tree, Wn Ward CO. J. =. II Ill. I. Brown
Btewers, Gushing Stevens, T.. nodcn, a. hayden, j.
khidrr, J. y. Preston, James Fowie, seth Fuwle q.
Piersnn esteRuN FIedcrIck Brown. J.. ffnwn has
H II. Rogers South nOstnn; - Kidder thaTlCf T. +
/ Brown n Harrison, >Rlem Thus. IHvis, Ncwbnrypo T.
Proctor 4 Rhodes, ynn Leman. OAhury; balCh,Pf"v
denco; BibC0ck, Worcester shattuck. T.. iamifdgt .
/ hornton. New Bedford; SHAW, all River, TAYLOR.
al Newport.
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MA To,on Council lo,len Airch i5. islI.

MA Tolon Council ho!iw MTch II, isIl.
ESOLNED. Tint nll licenses granted b,
Ia ihls Council, which are not taken out ~,
or before the iist Monday ~ Apul next, be-
nnnul,d, unless satisfactory excuse or
the drlsy bc made ut the meeting of the
Council on said fr., Monday in Apul.
Attest: H. b. ROWLAND Cuuncl CIR
Mach Ia.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.

NEWPORT, Sc
gSY virtue Of an Execution issucd nut of
A. the Court of Common Pleas for the
county of Newport. November lern, 1870,
IN favor Of iIoraliu Allen. and to me directed
and delivered. viii sell AT public ancion on
The premises, To the hiyhes, bidder, on Salnr-
day, the 9Th day of March. 1s4l. OF 'Irw n
O'Clock, A. ". all tie rlgit, tile and interest
that Frances Fosbcrg. of Fall River. ~ The
county of Bristol md State of Mass. b1d ON
the 2lst day of November 1929. at ihrly
inmates past 2 o'clock r NJ. (whcp attach.
mcnt was made on original wrltl IN and io q
certain undivided seventh pnr; OF three lo's
4 Of land, with the buildings thereon, situate 10
|. Portsmouth,, ~ the county of Newport, and
\ bounded as follows, viz: the first lot nor,hcry
on land ui George Engs. castcrIy on high
wSy, soulheriy on land Of heirs Of John Allen,
deceased aud westerly on lands Of Jonathan
Cogocshall and llomtio Allen, coulainn.
7 twenty five acres more or ,ess.
The second lot Is bounded norihcrly IN
lands of Gcnrgc Engs ond Samuel Peckhan.
cas,rry on land of Horaiio Allen. sonihcrlv
on lands Of Benjamin a A!my aud The heir. e
Gilbert Chase, deceased, aud westerly an
land oi Jonathan Coggeshsii, continuing aboa,
eleven acres.
The third lot is bounded norhcrly on land
OF George Engs, easterly on band oi iloraiio
Allen, southrrly on land of the heirs OF Gil.
hcn Chase. deceased. and westerly on baud
of iiora,io Alien, containing by estimation
! thrcc acres. Conditions nt sale.
4 WM. II. DOUGLAS, Sheriff
I Newport, March 4. iS4l.
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r HIS DAY.

On Thmsday March 25ih, al I | O'Clock, q. "
commencing al The brick market, tiii be isf
al puJiic auction, for one year,
The monument lot,-lot north Of school
honsc No. 2, in Farewell street, stalls ~
brick lDsrkct.--snd immediately after TITO
slplIs % the red market. Conditions at tine
and place Of sale.
JrREmiAK GocnspEED. .3;tcfr.
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DRY GOODS.
John 4. Townsend

otTERs. .tOR shLu,
Ga Brown Cotton SheoIngs;
a. Heavy duo;
White Cotton Goods Of qualities;
IA Good Ticking;
Grrrn. blue nnd red iphls covers:
Good Yarn, ofs,ed aud knitting cotton
Large EdInhu'gh and Mrrins .Snawls.
Also ~ general assortment &c Iancy md
Stpple Goods. NJ 'ow prices Mach ~.
I'd yROONS- 80 duzrn proons for sale by
I'd ErG W Nsvrps.
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OFFICIAL.

By the President ofhs United Sia!ss Of
Am erica.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-25

CURE FOR JAUNDICr & DROW-
SINESS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-25

A supply of fresh Havana Oranges. jrs'
n received and for sale al tho Connection.
ary store Of Il. STACY, Jr
March 1.
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SEIERIFF'S SALE.

NEwroR1. Sc
ElY virtue of nm Execution issued ont "f
~ The Court of Common Pleas, f"r the
Com lty ~ y wort. ay term, A. ID. lSio
aud 10 me directed aud delivered, viii sci
ut Public Auction, on The premises, ~ the
hehes, bidder. on Saturday, the thirteenth
day OF March, A. y. 1871, ut 10 o'clock, A
Nil th hight, title and interest ths, Wash.
ington Van Zandt, OF Eisi Troy, in the State
of New York. Clerk, bad on the 9Th day of
May. A. ID. 1889. at O'Clock PM. (wbsp
attachment was m1Ge on the original writ
IN and 10 two certain lots Of land, situate in
Newport. and pure based by said Van u lGdt
of Charles Collins, ESQ. The first lot WITH
the dwelling house md other buildings lhcrc-
on sland'ng, Va bounded west on School street
rnstcrly on High street, north ou iaf ot
Richard Sanford, md sombeTly on land late
bclonging ~ st. Johu's hodge, No. ]. The
other Is bounded easicrly on Second street,
westerly on DIVISION street, snuihrrly on lnnd
,f -. -, The aforesaid Exccuiioa
beng IN favor of The Traders Bank, IN New
poIt. CONDITIONS NJ sale.
WV. U DOUGLAS, Sheriff
Ncwpoft. Feb. ~. 1851.
The above snl" - postponed to Saturday
N. 97tl, inst u 3o'clock p, NJ.
March ~, 1871.
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MOL SSE
Ornamental Trees For Sale.

Ornamental Trees For Sale.
atlE subscriber has n TO- Of superior w, nu
s- trees for sale, pt the residence Of George
l.. Potter, III Portsmouth, near Browns irv.
rrn; consisting of about 500 Bu,onwood
200 White Ash, and a small lot Of Sugar Ma
pie trees. The above mentioned trees are al
the FIRST quality, Elk years old from the seed
IN height from seven TO twelve feet
The nursery il new aud has had no trees
selected from II.
THOMAS G. POTTER.
Portsmouth, March Sd, lS4i.-3n~.
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NOTICE.
John Whiitcal,Orc,

SiLk, Cotton and Woollen Dyer, Boston,
nYES ard finishes in the btrt style, la
~ dies Silk Merino, Pougcc, Alplncs, SIX
and Cotton aud lroadcluth Cloaks, and dress.
cs Tor one dollar per dress. Also smaller
articles such as lldkis., Ribbons, Gloves,
Hose, Lace and Gauze articles, NC. &c. done
on reasonable terms aud at short noucc.-
Gcnilemcns' garments, Pants. Goats, Sur.
Iouts, Vests. &c. NC. dyed without ripping.
and pressed to look nearly as well a. new.
All goods viii be done ~ fltccn days from
the TINE they are lett at the "(licc. Every
article warranted to give satisfaction. have
appointed Nathaniel Sweet, merchant, New.
pnli. K. l. No. ll2 Thrmos street, my agent
fr Newport, Portsmouth aud Mlddlct"wn,
who " III receive and forward any article jnsl
the same as Il sent to Boston, and see them
returned to the owners Of the same IN good
order. March Ia. lcil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-03-25
THURSDAY, MARCH %

FOR GOVERNOR,
SAMUEL WARD KING,
OF JOHNSTON.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
BYRON OMAN,
OF BRISTOL.
FOR sENATORs,
lst NArn'L S. RUOoLEs, Of .Nsepon.
I'd JAMES ALDnIcH, Of Scituate.
ID JoSA. REYNOLDS, Of NJ Kingstoacn.
4th HEzEKiAn BoswoRTn, Of Wa,Ten.
9th ELISHA HARRIS, Of Coventry.
9Th WIN T. BaowSINo.o of s. Kiagsto'rn.
7th HENRT ALpnicn, Of ". Green'cich.
eth JrREM'H WniprLr, Of Cumberland
9th EZEKIEL Fowler, Of SmiihGeid.
10Th JosErn OSBORNE, Of Tiverton.
HENRY BOWEN, Secretary,
ALBERT G. GREENE, Attorney
SO General
STEPHEN CAHOONE, General
Treasurer.
'In the place of Philip Thomas, who
declined reelection.