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New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
8aCRUs's PATENT
P|AR[|)I( yI()IE.

This Stove is constructed OF tho best gu"lty OF Russia
sheet iron upon the cyliodroa plsnihe urnace de
chamber occup, ing part OF tho centre cylinder, to
which is an atmospheric Rareier upon each side
of n tabular form and lned throughout. The heat that's
created IN chamber passes between the Innings Of the
TWO rareers oc radiators they are called INTO the bare
at the bottom and current Of air continually rssdipg
through the tubes whc left open at esch end 5r
tst purpose carries great amount OF rarehed or warm
air into the apartment. The purity and soitness Of the
air in II room heated by this Stove peculiar and re-
markabc tho heat beiHE dliIued from extent Of
surface moderately hcaed The heated air entering the
wings or sides of the Sosc dcscepds and spreads over
the entire surface of The base the bottom keeping the
calder portion of the mir next the oor
culaen-n the meantime preserving 1t entirely from
tnmnation rendering this stove perfectly safe and agree
able for apartments Of iuv"ds sleeping roome &c. And
is the ouiy that has the radiator and hollow
base combined the public respectfully invited TO call
and examine II before purchasing csewhere Manufae-
tured by ] & F. BACKUS, 81 Bo"cry, New York, where
can be seen great number of commentators gsu
,lemen who have u-rd these stoves. NIB lin
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

y Graham House, BarcIn,-st. MISS
TRAvER and MRS Goss respectfully irforu their
friends aad the public that they have taken the well
knowa GaAEAM House., hitherto kept by ar. r. Co.'s,
(who retiTes and having put i, n excellent condition
for the "iaer, are prepared To Accommodate few more
permanent BoaFders wh Pariors or Bedrooms only on
reasonable terms Their Table will be supplied with the
bess Vegetables Fruits &c that the narkers of o ca,
Affords ~as those who prefer qse, simple and natural
living and m atmosphere unaiated by the odors OF Alec
MOI eno 1ooaceo VIII ind here agreeable Home
1nsaen boardsfr, or persons Visitins the CITY, ac-
eomnodAted Reasonable ssr.zs, o. n
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
STOVES z :

DUCKERN'" n n r X Z RAILWAY
ID COOKING STOVE, FOR 500 or Goa, W. ia,Ioiss-;
;r.o ,hi. cts in tAe sprnE OF ss, winch me ths
.,ie in this city and ele~here bas hsen very great
porsses great advantage 1ost other Sesrs II he
,z, Of the Over which IA capable of khs lsfss
Io,ves OF bresd ia tire best raanrer va c sl asd
ip ne hort time IS Sry other Stove. Bys sDpe rove
o the stove the fire may he moved "A nchs. nearer
-, f,-b,r from tho oven, thereby increasing dIafs
i.sing the hc.t The Stove bas oar boier hoos ard
cspabe OF dong much work sS any o,AeE ever offered
rsusrsI assortment OF StcTe', Hollow WArs, Stove
fi9g - = = w. H. WICKES, 23l ws'e,-,treet
AIE TIGRg ~'iGsEs-We again ssl TIE
t,utou Of the public this moo; invaluable article
Tbo.s IN usut Of Stores ~oulS 10 well TO 'os at Tie s
n,srcs this one over all others az The market They
c-sas hu, i:o fuel vast supplying but once ID tven
~ four hosrs FREQ from dus; aud Dirt and are recon-
uendsd by The hrs physiciaus 10 the eouruy'
the best stoves for iuyad introduced FOR sac IA
sr, quantity and urs.hd s;yle OF qaited
=" .s 80 nv W CO.. '-1 L. V BADGER.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
PEOPLES LINE FE0A NEW cs ~ -
800 - TO
- 5 szeEASTON. PA - -

Through in hours. Fare only s.
Leave pier No n. R., Battery Place, al 4 o'clock a.
~ daily Sundays excepted, by steamboat Caderiha or
Water Witch 10 Ezabethport, then 10 take the ears Oh
the F. Town and SsmsryilIe Railroad to Bouudoroos
leaving only IS mss by coaches making by far the moe
pleasant and expeditions Easton For seats ag
ply to A. D. Hope - Couriiandt St or on board a.
Hope will accompany the passengers Bound Brook and
render all assistance necessary.
T. This the osy lire tsa arrives in Ess'cn heiore
night. Retaining. thu. line arrives IN New YORK NJ hii
s, 10 O'clock P N two hours in advance Of the wou-
derful expires. mail line VIA Brunswics.l
u rAe Express Line il IN cir advertisement calls 'nis
Line humbug. To prore what we say We give noiice
tina, passengers can have their nane' reiunueu oy
our A-ep, a, Easou or New-Yot they 60 not arrive
al both places earlier by the Express Nsil Line
hu -bur or no huEhug sli 3m
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

y American Antiquities and Research
es into the Origin aHd History OF the Red Race. By
Alexander w Bradford. In one volume, svo. This day
published by DAYTON & sAxToN, 81 Nassau street.
SorusI Of Fuitoa. Gg
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
G A L.

IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chancellor 0!
the gr,t Circai, james Mil!sr wiiin B. Garaor1n
and Mary Garrabranis, Master sae-WiiiI,m Whiting 50
S,5s az S.v York s-PurJuan to dsceti order OF the
Gour Of Chancgry in the above entitled esuse viii Or
sold 4, public under the OF ts one
y,S,e OF th, Court by Ain. Co. Auctionexrs, 81
the l6h aav OF November the Me chants sHehanse IN
III. Cv of Se York - O'clock al OF that day all thai
nisce or parcel Of lnd situate lying and Being u
the lin ie 0thJ Ward of the Cy Of New Yok dstis-
gu,h-d on map ade Of ground N the 'sd ard "a.
July 1928 ny Thomas Lld4' CITY Sar'tyot 9y 10Y no
una-d and containing he..tery IL tront
ny Second reet . inohes nohwes,ery ey lot Nc -
nor or Haei, - feet inch soa hN ei,ery ia he
re,r h- No Bou or lat. - McCag ; feet N hes Aoc
~ lot No. o. late CT IhouA. Carpenter
- . inches the said dimensions nofe or less, std now
In yn and Distinguished as No q Second street al re
said Together With al and singular the enen'En heFreis
nt, and aopurtea,c- thereuno heogns OF tn shy wise
ar2ersnins and the reversi0R and reveroH remainder s
ran .indcrT, ent.. issu-s and profit. thereof
o DsteG New York October 22-lsil-
JOHN A. SlDELL Master in Chsneery
Il hn .rer
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
10 TEACHERS AND PARENTS.

} " BS-tOisI4t d4N ~ u ~ -
ELEMENTS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY-Embra.
II cing the general principles Of Mechanics
Hydraulics, Pneumatics Acoustics, Optics. Electricity
Gaganlsm Magnetism, and Astronomy, illustrated BY sew
ea hundred euyrayngs aesgred for the use of Schools
and Academies-By L. LEONARD GALE, n. ID.
Professor OF Geology AID Hneraogy in the University Of
the city o: New iork. and Lecturer on Chymstry and
Natural Philossphy-l vol l2 mo.
The above work on Natural Philosophy is extensively
used academies and schools and decided
appreciation Of teachers wherever is known Dr. Gale
practical man. and many Of illustrations given
this are from experiments actually made by author him
se 81 nat neither teacher student subjected TO
the modification Of such failures experiments,
are constantly Occurring the of books prepared By
mere comPers, WHO themselves ignorant Of the sub
upon WINCH they pretend write for the insruc on
of others
This work ia neatly printed and Substantially bound
and s sold at the low rate OF s9 per dozen Teachers
about forming classes the study s Ssral Philosophy
and parents who feel interested having proper eleeu-
tary books placed IL the hands of their children
requested 10 examine for ,hemseves. Published and
sold by COLLINS, KEESE& & co.
OILS I'm 2G Pesrl-street New. York.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
y. POWELL M. cos. ZINE.

4. ~ W = d II n w =. ~ m
u s.os p FOR NEWBURGH, LANDiNI AND % AZ 4
Ss--ssSs=,5=5l, CALDWELL'S WEST POINT COLD
-x,ss-saSaeIs-- SPRINGS. Tke steamboat flGilLAN-
DER Captain Roter Wsrdrop, Will leave the foot oi
Warrer-stroe Ncw-Y.rk. every Mouday Thursday, and
Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock
Returning the HIGHLANDER will leave Newburgh
oyary Monday mornicg a. o'clock, and Tuesday and
Friday afternoon e; o'clock.
For freight passage, apply TO the Captain on ooaf.
NB-A baggage and freight of every description, and
5 o. spocie, put board this boat, must be a the riSs
of the owners thereof unless bill Of sding or receipt /.
sigacd for the same. V2S
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
FfE5FsssgfsS Gssss..isG4az E.I- :
IL 90, q, N NJ "

FfE1Fss2UfsS y Gssst'Is sGa . E.'i-
-. RRoChTiON AND BLACK liNiat NT-Ne-
p ct not yonrsef while remedy hand. The pro
putOr, after making numerous experiments Succ-,Jed
nyenting remedy for the diseases enumerated below,
whch he confidently offers to the pubic as an improve
NJ, nj over all others and fully adeqaaie ends.
iuallhc In the of rou rheumatism bruises pras,
crsmps uumbness and stiffness OF ths Joints burns scGds.
stiffness of neck, frozea limbs ctapped ns ch'l-
haias FRESH cuts ,cald head salt rheum and all external
injuries and also Of those which HORSES are liable,
sprans ir the back, rallied 5acks &c Sold by a. Is.
4 D. SANDS, wholesale aHd retail at Nos. ~ and 100
Fulton V. aud by D. Sands Co. II East Rrnsf
..hy Pricc. 3lcts. Mo In.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
FOR L 4 K l. y X $.
ssASegS S'ENSS STOVE

n OEk'$ S&A $50 & EA'V - " y Hs'' - ue,s %
mos. de irtho Stove. Tor warninS Churches, Dwell
ings Stores Offices steamboat and ship Cabins, can Dc
urocnrea OF the sab cnbcrs only. Aso,
DRUMS o! isusSa iron, for Parors, halls or stores.
These fuel 5eiac placed over either heat or cooking
MOTIFS WOOD COOK STOvES--Ceebracd US hav-
irg very superior roasting aad baking ovens-boise with
tho greatest facility capable of boiling, broing roasting
and baking at once tHs'lses who have u'ed th' owe
civ. il their most unqualified appreciation. -Four Sizes
from Sla 30 TO SJ5
Ru.,a and English Iron Pipe, tin tubes for floors,
bic slabs veutlators coal carriers wan various art
clos n. .e by the trade furnished reasonable terms
Stoves Of almcst any pattern repaired and put up In
workmaulke manner,
MOTIFS SSRACENIC CRATE. for parlors or base
msnt rooms giving much heat than common CRATE
with much less tuc SHEPAhD q 20,
Successors Stratton X Seymcur)
90 Inn "a Nntdr-ttreet
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

Of tho hre whether tho doors shGt or -pen. with
large heath 10 WARTS or dry the ei on when cold or damp
They are constructed With raia and cold cham
bcr in more condensed form Ii an any n there
By securing eli the properties Of the heat and taking up
bat little Personsabout TO purchase are respectfully
rfouestod to call and examine tins valuable Stove For
saIe AZ 2:sG Water 81. .25 u GEORGE G. HOWE.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
W1i. EaAGAx a. CO.
TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOSNDRY,
"a Fulton, corner CT Eoid-street,


fgNHE subscribers take ths nc;hod Of announcing
4 their friends and the public generally that having
purchased the extensive and well known Type Foundry
formerly owed by Mcssrs. Conner Cooke they have
moved the to their present central location Having
maGe extensive reysons alterations and additions they
prepared TO orders of any magnitude they
rsay be favored wh, with promptnoss and favorable
any Foundry in Anerica- To their Speci-
mcrBook which has been recently extensively circulated
they would respoctly refer.
Al articles manufactured by them shall be Of material
equal If not superior any manufactured in this country
and undergo thorough examination TO appearance,
ranging, dressing and properly asserting All articles
bsitcd in the Specimen Book formerly issued by Conner
Cooke, together With Sorts Fonts sold by them
be furnished from this Foundry without delay, with many
siHce added.
WM. HAGAR & CO are Agents for the sale Of the Ma
pier Washington and Smith Presses which, together with
Chases, Cases, Composing Sticks, Furniture, lax and
every article used IN the Printing Business will be kept
on land Rndflrnished al manufacturers prices.
N. B. No Machine Cast Type manufactured at this
Foundry je3-u
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

IN CHANCERY-Befare the Vice Chancellor OF

IN CEANCERY-BeiaTe the Vice Chancellor OF
be F;n, Circuit Chare. Farrar Sathaaiel bunes-
Charles Sherwood. So1ciior- -
Cour Of Ch.cery made in ,ae asoye entitled cause VII ne
old n public auction uad-r the direction OF The suh.cToer
one OF he Mater. Of hi, Coat by ARe Co Auctioneef'
on tne 18th Gay Of Noyembe The HSFsnani, E1ehanse
in the City Ne Yor IL oeoek at n'-,n ct hat day al
af S, York known as No slI Ffo- known
m South street cntanirg from, Front treet sore-aid
N feet rig by sto inc lot OF ground y feet, esery
,lone cath.rin. slip n feet neh aud westerly by line
Mig through he middle Of party wall forming tie west wall
Of the ules.uage 10 :s.t l inch.
Dated Nes York Oet9bef Is, l5il.
JOHN 4. SIDELL, Master in ChaDessry,
% o.~,,ls No. S5 John stree I
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
Fl OW EiS

II " W T. .
PATENT STOVE.
for farIors, Halls, Mar
series, Soras GNd 1iR-
ces.--This improved
st0vo demands the al
'ention of those who
desire . soft and healthy
heat, beauty, cleanli-
nes and economy. Ii
has beer in use the las,
-eason, and the encour.
agcment received, and
r'e eHure satisfaction
hey gave the purchns-
ers, have stimulated the
Inventor 10 manuMc-
turc therp on n much
larger scale, to supply
the increased dem and.
They are made Of tho
best Russia iron, and
orgnmsEtad ia themosi
ctastc and neat man
Der, giving a fell Wow
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15
NREs4TNqs,s REsT0RATaYgs COR DIAL

- For relief of Nervous Aec ions and Dyspepss.
Th. Cordial is peculiarly adapted relve thsse dis
;ressug complaints Acting tonic, by strengthening
the digestive it in due time healthy appetite
invgnrees the muscular sysem; sisspates ow spirits
melancholy; clevates the mind and the Of
health and streugth which has invariably followed s u'c,
renders the vaetudinarian happy and coEterted The
Restorative Cordial pleasant TO the taste, agreeable TO
The SMELL and does not interfere with regular diet. II
has been highly appreciated by the female who have
generally found mucs bene6; from IL Sold Wholesale anl
at no. i02 Fuitonst and a: No. 2G Bowerv. Price
81 per 5otte nl2 lvE
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

:. r~S2-. = EDtl aeast e. w iS I an =
$z.,ssssssSs-sz=5.s FALL ARRANGEMEnT-ih steam
-5sfss<s.1s-nse OSIRIS, Capt.. }. U. Aairc vii
-, ,cd after Noysmber Q run as follo~ Leave New
ork from Fulton rket Slip East River every Tues
cav Thursday and saturday, ats o'clock A. NJ
Returning will lesve Rcd Bank every Tuesday = inars
day and SATURDAY.. NJ half past II o'clock, r NJ
Tho Boat run abo until further notice, weather
and navigation pc hitting. No
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

feNO ALL LABDksENG rnaer the IodG-azv
L common Sore Throat ur QIiuzy Sore Throst-fou
obtain article which viil make perfect
few hours. Sold only 4, 57i Bovery- nl2 3meod
SsEEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP. JAMlSoN
~ IERVISS Cheap Engraving and Printing Office
Visiting CARD Plate ezgrssed and fty Cards for only
Please cs and examine speepsns NO Ssi CourtIsn ST,
corner Greenwich. % 3a
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

spAgS0N's IN DEEs8LG sN A-For Srit-
ing lines and cotton cioth.-Phe sGperio ity Of
this valuable preparation any other Of the kind
siss It's being durable hen will EoI fad.
but retains ITS brightness for years ard requires DO pre-
psratiol. Il may he used with pen il is Of
The proper eon-is;euee, End single t sill all
Of n.c value. Beware OF couEie.:eits Prepared
aad sold by j. PAfSoN, Wilston. Northampton, MAse.,
and every genuine bottle has his signature, ruth
KAich - not FeEgins. Sud Ncw.Yo.s whole
s4e ana retail by A. b. Il D. SANDS Druggists, Nos. ,9
aud 100 Fulton street, and DAVID SANDS s CO., -
Est Broadway Price. 81; csnts. o23 I'm
DGCTORAE HONEY OF LIYERWORT.-
i Nowilfs PectorsI Honey of Liverwort, prepared
only by Joseph Nowill in the city of NewYork the
surest and ehcscious remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Asthma Whoopipg Couch and all affections OF the Heart
and Lungs leading 10 consumption.
L. is sold s,he Low price of to hlirgs per bottle.
For sale wholesale and retail the OrigGa Depot,
64 Aad or Catherine and rei2iled by H v Rush, 81
Barclay Aaron Gilbert Ito Fulton and ss Bowery; Jas
H. Hart 215 Broadrav- OF Chambers street, AID %
Hudson, cor CT North Moore ST.; ". II. Duseuberry,
West Greenwich. Cenu-, and retailsd by Druggists II
every ci.y IL the Union.
N. Be that eec outside wrapper bears the sigma
lure OF Joseph No~i in fun without which Eenu
inc. g lmeod
New-York tribune., 1841-11-15

4 ~ OF JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT !-Lct them read
the following letter from who ha, IN he
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22

The Public are informed that tho Course
of LECTURES for the Season, before the NEw-
PORT LYcEum, will be concluded THIS
EVENING, April 22J, at which time a
POEM will be delscred-st Armory Hall, by
WILLIAM II. CRANsroN, ,4Subject, The Poe
try If Death h.-Poem to commence precisely
at 7 l.2 o'clock. Tickets l2 9 cents, for
sale at Wm. a. Barber's and w. Callahan'S
Bookstores, and al the door.
Those who hold "Etmiiy Ifckets," are re-
ques,ed to deliver them TO The door keeper, nt
the above named time and place.
April 90.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22

The Rhode-Island Republican Of
yesterday (the last number Of that pa
peri closes its career with the humblcst
appeal imaginable to its readers, for
forgiveness in the way Of political sin
ning-and thanks us for the kind man
ncr in which wo noticed their intended
change in the character Of their paper.
However. kind or unkiad our notice
may have been construed, it is need
less. to say that it contained almost
wholly their own language, without in
the least altering its sense or meaning
it. is usual, we believe, for those who
implorc forgiveness for their past often
ces, to make some sort Of confession.
This, we observe, the editors were
very careful not to do. However, as
they purpose to be rcry eirii and rerg
decent, in future in their "non-pollical"
character, we will "nothing cxtenunte, u
&c. "Wc shall see what we shall SEQ VI
as wns said by somebody on a more
important OCCASION
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22

Smith the privilege of feeding sheep in
the common Burial Ground for $50 per
year. II was stated that it would do no
injury to the ground to permit sheep to
feed there, but in keeping the grass
short would therefore be beneficial. -
This may be good reason in the minds
VI some; for our own part, we should
much rather see the grass grow to any
length in tho Burial Ground than have
the place used Tor such purpose.
A vote passed authorisins the Town
Treasurer to pay all orders drawn by
the Commi ssioners of the Asylum that
are unpaid and all that it may be neces-
sary to draw by them previous to the
Town Meeting in June.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION. The Sc ats
yet vacant in the eth Congress are in q
fairrwoy Of being supplied, with perhaps
the exception Of one or two States, be-
fore the commencement of the next ses-
sion. OF the ten States which have not
yet chosen their members, three will hold
elections before tho close Of the present
month, and four in May, besides which
districts are to hold elections for the sup
ply Of vacancies, on the days mentioned
below:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22
ME.NOR.3ND.7.

Arsi Wilmington, NC, 9th inst. sch Han
nah, Boss, fin New York.
Arr al Baltimore, l0ii, sch virginian, Bur,
roughs, l2 day = I'm Havana.
Arr at New Orleans, 3lst ult. sch Volusia
Clarke, from Franklin, La.
Sailed fm Key West, 24ili ult. brig Florida
Phillips, for Apulachicola.
Arr al Philadelphis, 10th inst, brig Conf.
dence, Bailey, so ds I'm Marseilles.
AR at New Orleans, 4,h inst. sch Export
Gardner, FIN Vermllion Bay.
Arr at Havana, 2d inst sch Franklin Greene
Smith, nm Savannah.
Arr. at N. Y, ON Tuesday last, brig Com
mercc, Read, Of Providence, 70 ds. fn. Mcssi
na,-was kindly supplied with provisions il
lnt. 81, 10, lon. ~, al, by The brig Emerald
Hodgdon, from Norfolk for Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22

Ma. How's LscruREs.--The course
OF Lectures which was announced from
the Pul lpits Of tho severul Churches in
town on Sunday last. and which are
advertised in our columns to-day, il
will be noticed commences THIS EVEN
mo at ARmonr HALL. They are very
highly approved Of and recommended.
and We do not doubt will be listened to
with profit and pleasure by all who shall
give them hearing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22
REMOVAL.
WMo 10 WIMMNTa
M e r CHANT TAIL OR

WrOULD inform his old friends and Gus
w iolners, that he has removed TO the
store, No. l6e Thsmes.st., one door south
Of his former location, where he will be hap.
py 10 wait on them as heretofore.
Ilc has jusl received nro supply of goods,
which with his former stock, renders bis as.
sortmcnt complete.
Az garments made to order and warranted
10 hi.
N.B. Cutting particularly attended to.
Newport, April 2, Ieii.-;,v.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22

The funeral solemnities. in respect to
the memory Of the late President HAIR
RIsoN, in Boston on Tuesday, are said
TO have surpassed any thing sf the kind
ever before witnessed in New England.
The solemnites in Salem, were also
very imposing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22
RENIOVAL!!

XNlLT.IAM II. GREENE, Tailor and
w Draper. takes This method to inform
his friends and the public generally that he
has rrmnved to the store No. 1:H l-2
Thames street, directly opposite Col.Marsh's
shoe slorc) where he will continue the Tai
loring busincs in all its various branches
tie tenders his thanks for the liberal patron.
age received and respectfully so!cits con-
tnuancc.
Always on hand complete assortment of
Broadcloths, Cassimcres, Vcstiogs and other
articles usually found in such an establish
nieni, which he will sell as cheap as can be
ound in any other store IN town.
4. ~ Particular attention to CUTTING!
WANTED-2 Girls as apprentices.
April I5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22
April %.
WIN. G. COZZENS e. Co.

WlLL open this day, in addition to their
w large nsssortmcnts before received, a
very beautiful lot of
Plain Monsseline de LANES,
DO. Grape do Laine,
Blue, Black, and Light colours Of
Rich Figured Silks,
Do do do Alepnes,
Plaid Siiks,--do. do. Ginghams,
Striped Cambria Musins,
Large size Rich Silk Shawls,
Do. de. Black - do.
Rich Fancy Scaris and Ildkfs.
Plaid and Fancy Ribbons,
With many other Fancy and desirable
Goods, making their assortment
very complete and worthy
of attention.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22
DANCING SCHOOL.

'A'IlE subscriber respectfully gives notice
J. that his school for instruction in the
polite accomplishment Of DANCING, will
be opened at Masonic Hall, on Tuesday,
May llth, and will be held on Tuesday and
"Wednesday afternoons and evenings. Hours
for Misses and Masters from = to 5 =. NJ, for
Gentlemen from z to 10. Terms, Sc for -
lessons. ID. i. CAPRON.
April Is.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22

burlington Anthony, has been re-
moved from the office of U. S. Marshal
Of the District of Rhode Island and his
place filed by Sylvester Hartshorn, Of
Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22
Ms a A q 3 a g q s.

In this town, Thursday afternoon, ui Zion Church
by the Rev. Mr.. West Rober, l. Robson Esq. of The
rm of Robson ~ Hyde, of Portland, Me. to Miss Jane
D.. daughter OF stephen r. Northam Es. oi this town.
On Sunday lih inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Gavitt, r.
Geo. u. Iiuznrd 10 Miss lydia Lake, daughter Of the
late Mr. Jonathan Luke, all of this town.
In Portsmouth,, 9Th inst. by the Rev Mr. Tay or Mr..
james c. Turner, OF Providence Miss Eliza iirdlc!
Of the former place
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-04-22
HERALD OF THE TIMES

Prince dc Joinville, Gardner, fn, Savannah for
Havana
ach Henry, Burt, Of this port, 3 days from
Washington, NC. for Providence.