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New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
REMOVAL.

for the sale ECkWlTIIS PILLS
l>0 roaia the Bookstore .f Tu
u Johu->irrI. whore they will supply
druggist, heretofore These Pill, need pancgyc
their recommendation trial constantly increasing repn
ton tea years together with the
literary well known the psbc,
placed efficacy beyond dispute. The following letter will
additional evidence - the large amount hitherto published
From Mr. Wn, Irving liy.sp, no Pcarl-s,roet.
Nhw-NoRK. July H. lSi0.
delayed sending YOU
be
fits received hands had been health
nearly Teru. paIptatiou the heart
rendering
changing symptoms
upon mainly. had the phy,
which followed without seeming benefit aud
South. and there
tracing life. Columbus Georgia on my way
with friend Tho. hearing complaints.
give Bcci Ant Dyspepiic Pals far trial
dirrrtlon
produced happy, aud
years. tad enjoying hcalti
both of mad and body for which you have thanks
and is be,; re.ards Of irienl. Very truly
To Or. BscNWtTH. m2.- lml Will. IRVING ITYSLOP
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24

LACKAWANA COAL.
THE DELAWARE HUDSON CANAL CoapANl ar 'sr ,u ~
Yards Lsekawana Cod fresh from the fiins
-ieh tAey oer to tAer customers and the pubic st me
E;.v. ss .sa nd hsaia 'Si ''' s'
Yard, l earns Of bach AZ, VT Ki-s and .a4 Mont
Eone & R ana Of Is, nd os VIZ -
be made for delivered at fondout leo-,n
DEACH ORCHARD COAL.-No- l4nd'ns aud viii be
through the sea.e at the Old St1,e. PTi>os e-ek I superior
Ao Graz Ash LehEh le5p0ol and v',s'H Goals '",an;
order a be thankfully received and PaaeAaily a- 10
7 LANNEILX COAIs-.s0 of ihe-e very superior
jel5 ''N'' PEeSSEt BROOKS. 81 liberty It
I'VE ARETuEY ~4o make Fanionable Ciorhng order
wards Of $4,000 OF Cloths Goods Vest
rag Ac &C. Al such extreme Gs r[se, for Casa IN all Cases on
Dre Coat, sa SIS Cashmere Pants from 81 to s.
rroek Il to 70 70 suioIat susoaaT v..,. $40 5so
Al Of which viii be made up order ~orsmanike
manner snd warranted (of course TO Mt
BOYS -hine order only from the above Goods pro
partionaby Low Prices Entrance Rooms. No 70 Maiden
jela In DANIEL P. SMITH
I'AsHIONABLE CLOTHING.-Ths 'u5-cFieer hay
u- from I5a to9i Don-street near E7ket would
respectfully aform M fients customers and the pubic IN General
that he ha fashionable and good OF Cloths t
and Goods heh ne viii make 70 order at
prices hich cannot iai' 10 tiss uhN't i w. ~ ~ 80
be Lad for SO made and trmne IN the best n'a
c ahh m be found All warranted 10 n
great habit of getting pantaosn and vests cut
Ia, would that better suited puneta
nlr attended to. jc7-lm W. DOWNES. 9lt Drion-St
J,MPOREUlI FASHION, No. ; Beesnan-eei-
II The having taken the store formerly occupd ny Johi
r Goldsmith, beg leave Inform the puhc that ne has opened vii"
an Go-is and scored the valuable ser
vices OF Nh GOLDSMITH Department nose >kl
known appreciated fashionable the
onacc friends of Mr. Goldsmith respectfully solicited
they intend making up and style deserving
patronage public and low other
establishment the le2-lm' JtNtS { IRANttS.
CLOTEINss.-Av-ry
ID rse a.,o.ent Of fashionable r.alr Bc and Cs1
u Cotnr ready and for sale cheap
f,, r..b hv GEORGE 4 IIOIT A BnTr iel-lm'
(ENTLEIEN's n BOYS SUMNER STUFFS-Such
VI Cntahroon Lama Cloth Orleans Cloth Drah EIay ineu
Dring cheap, and or -.- At No no Ge"ns ieh
HENRY WILLIAMS & Co.
Prints and Muslin, n endless je5-lm
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
HYER,A PIL1.a.

T Z
4 SIZE. CHEAP AND EFFECTIpE YEGETARLE M
OolYE-'or sale wholesale and rotail 30 Ful:ons A. Y
W @ MAJ be Numerous tAeir yoY Thee
w PILLS stand uurvaled hsr beneficial effects in e y.,
diseases incident To t5e human system. II Try e N rs
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
CONFECTIONERY.

TIIE respectfully informs MS Customers Others
that he has WIinmtrec the store formerly
occupied Charles Lee the celebrated blacking Manufacturer
No Warren and Chabersstrec opposite
the CITY Hull where he manufacture DRY CON
FECTONS of the purest kud and warranted to Keep III AL
mates Although expenses attendant large nn establish
,,ent and so necessarily be greatly IN
creased facilities afforded him in the manufacturing
auJ sales d,parment under Immediate
troll sell usual los and hr hopes by
doing hac of the public iacr II may hot DC I'M
roper 10 saw that the subscriber practical Workman ami ha,
Of CoHecons for upwards o 10
.a,5 Il, TiOS. F. PEERS
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
MAEssIIALL,a
TROY SHIRT DE p 0 7

this Establishment be the largest of
"A Shirts. Bo,oms Collars city all
Troy which dealers. and the
general prices The
high pr.. need any putting from !, sufcien, SAY that
paonizcd by all the principal dealers the city; and the
good, been generally approved throughout the co-atry
for being well and for chc1pncss
MARSlIAIL'S, 90 Chathan-st y. York.
R-Northcrn, Southern Western. and Eastern Merchants wno
purchase. the wholesale dry goods houses, will
do well inquire the
cas- IA other kinds are kept by them Je0 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
II 1il...rilN Ncminl .nr.cnn. nf tnrni,.i,r !,

n! SnrGrOn, oI t"cniy- year''
experience an the above profession.
La removed To 2:i] Broadway opposite
the Park, neaf the American Hotel, /.
the sole di>coycrcr aud manufacturer
of the best Kind, of Mineral Teeth no.
IN use, which has enjoyed the unriyaled
a tcnpts made by 80 many IN this and
other countr e. also his Mineral Pasto
to III dccayrd Teeth IN plastic form,
" h,ch becomes in few hour, rs hard as
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
TO CENTLE,IEN OF TASTE

TO
4 Nd FASHlON-MAGNR, TAILOR, l76 "iI.I.iAHSTREET
N respectfully the c.nen1 OF NcS srk aat he
persn-ieny aove he atters himself that having
had experience the French Metropolis and
d.yotng his work, he 1i BE- able 10 make
FAsHfoSARLE cheap for c.-h invariably and a
pe-c n can procured Country. Thankful
.,lic,. OF ma, rona,s I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
SCOTS BAZAAR,
COfIE AND sKE,

IL the building kno.n q, the CO
LUNBiAN HALL, 263 Grand street
ne ,ios; spacious wholesale and -rta,
SAILS ROOM IN tsc United States,
,r.. largest ami best selected A,sort-
f.sat :; Ladies, Misses and Chf.dren',
SHOES exclusively, IN al their vatie-
ne. Of pattern. width. color. ssape
ard ms,rrial usually called fo-. OF W
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24

ENLEZA. delightful Rocking Chair -
IL "Why, sister, good Rockers in Boston
celebrated for Rocking Chairs, but have
with this Such perfect cascit rocks of ITSELF
" purchased alr King, in Broadway between Grand and
Broomc streets
procure but wont thcy smile the
dca like bringing Goals Newcastle, not tina,
surpusscs any thing VIC have there"
Sister do fae yourself that yours will be the first
Yankee srcwdues has d>coyered remember
Mr. X. remarked incidentally that he sold number 10 the first
families IN Boston, Ie2-u
A HINT TO OSPORTSMEN.-G0ODS SUITABLE FOR
N THE PRESENT AND COMING SEASON.-NM. KNAPP, 80
and nanuicu order variety OF Fishing Tackle made
style, much cheaper than down Lines
Hooks Snkc Floats Smells, every and quality also
superior Powder Caps Balls Shet &c Guns Pistols and
Apparatus repaired Hooks and Lines by the dozen
hundred SAke Bullets quantity n r. Bons to let
m3!-tf WM KNAPP, ~ Hou>ion-s
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24

= .ONS IA PAPEK.-25 bales. entitled 10 deben,u-s
''' SAFE 'y GRlSNEII- hlSTuRS & Co - South -
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24

CLOTIEHNE EsTAREISHhENT.
rNHE opene the y 1o~ery fashion
offer h Friends atd the Pub
lie superior Spring Goods of the latest style
and hon Of Ill who VIII favor
him, viii, their natronase ROBERT 4. ROrr0N.
formerly Of the firm Of good ready
made Clotaiup slvny. on hand. a9G+}m
New-York tribune., 1841-06-24
,1Ok.N STAATS.

MERCHANT TAILOR.
Nd Cl0ilc No. ~ Bowery three door, above sicr,tree
~ Ncwiork Constantly on hand handsome assortment OF
Cloths Ncsting which will be rac best style
at notice and the reasonable el5
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-18
MORE Loco FOCOIsM.

A VEro.-Wc learn from e,tor Of onr
Harrisburg correspondent, dated yesterday
morning, that the Governor has just sent his
Veto of the bill passed by large majority ~
both Houses Of the Legislature, (ol to ~ IN
the House) providing for the repayment ofihe
money borrowed of the United States Bank
and Harrisburg Bank, by Governor Rtner, to
repair the Huntingdon breach in 1898.
This is one of the most high handed mcSs
ures which the present Executive has attempt.
ed. 1t will be reeo'lected that he vo,oed
similar bill last year, and. in the face OF
this veto, the present Legislature, by an over
whelming majority, passed the bhl at the
present session.
The ground upon which the Governor al
,cmpts to Justify this repeated stretch of the
Executive prerogaiive, is that the money
was dishonesty disburscd, that there was
fraud and roguery in the application OF the
funds. .-.NationaL Gazette.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-18
SIIEisIFF'S SALE.

NEWPORT, Sc
RY virtue of an Execution issued out Of
- the Court Of Common Pleas. fnr The
County of Newport May term, A. ID. 1910.
and to me directed and delivered viii sell
al Public Auction, on the premises, TO the
highest bidder, on Saturday, the thirteenth
day Of March. A. d. le4l, Mt 10 o'clock, A..
NJ. nll the right, title and ISicrest that Wash
ington Van Zandt, of East Troy, in The State
of New York. Clerk, had on the lih day of
May. a. ID 1889. at O'Clock p. M. (whcn
attachment was made on the original writ J
in and to two certain lots Of land. situate IN
Newport, and purchased bv said Van Zandt,
Of Charles Collins, Esq. The first lot with
the dwelling house and other buildings ihero-
OH standing, is bounded west on School street,
caaterly on High street, north on land of
Richard Sanford, md souiherly on lnnd laio
belonging to st. Johns l.odgc, No. |. The
other il bounded cns,erly on Second street,
westerly on Division street, souihrrly on lnnl
of - -, the aforesaid Execution
bplns IN favor Of the Traders Bank, in New.
port. Conditions at sale.
WIN. II. DOUGLAS, Sheriff
Newport, Feb. II 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-18

The new Senate will have II decided
majority in favor Of the new Admins
tration. But it will be important that
all should be present. We annex list
of the members elec. whose terms com
menco on the 4th of March, or who
hold over from previous years, with a
statem ment of the time when their various
terms expire. Those names with !"
attacked to them, are friends Of General
Harrison.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-18
F ( SH G O 0 D S.


HAS Just received from package sales il
IN New York, large and valuable assort
mcnt Of London, extra superline and WOO
dyed black. blue. olive, green and mixed
BRO.4DCLOI'HS
Extra superinc. new style, Partaloon Cas-
simercs and Doc Skin. Do. do. American
do. Sattincls. all co!ors.
.ALSO-Sllk Volvets, Bcavcrteens, Pad
dngs, Sewing Silk, Grass Cloths, Londor
Drillngs, with great variety OF summer
siuffs.
ALsc-Several packages Of Goods, damn
ged on board the Garrick, which have beer
fully restored. The price at which they vii
be sold will remind the purchaser OF the "ld
aduge, that "il is an i'll wind which blows no
body any good"
Providence, Feb. 10, Isil.-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-18


voices OF Trees just received from Europe, ol
ell The most desirable new varieties of stan
dard Trees and Shrubs, among which is u
large quantity Of extra largo size Pear and
Plumb trees. Also Roses, Azalios, &c.
Their Fruit consist Of the very best selec-
tions of apples, pears, pIumbs, cherries, apr'-
cots, nectarines, peaches, muberrles, cur
rants, raspberrles, ounces, gooseberlcs, wal
nuts, chusnuls, fbens, hazlchuts, grapes,
strawberries. The selection of fruit compri'
scs The most noted variety cultivated in this
country and Europe. They would partlcu-
lnrly call the attention Of persons TO their
cherry trees, which are Of extra large size.
Of ornamental Evergreens, they can FUR
nish B,lsam Fir, Arbor Vines Of large size,
with great variety Of others, among which
may be found the true Cedar Of Lcbanon.-
See catalogue Of this.ycar.
Their Forest and Ornamental Trees en-
brace those most desirable, rs well as many
more common, among which they can lnr-
nish, OF extra large size if required, Horse
Chesnut, Weeping and Napoleon Willows,
Llndcn's Naples, Sugar and other species,
Locust, Ash, Larch or Hacmntec Elms, &c.
! Ornamental shrubs, Honeysucklcs, Vines
Crccpers. Roses, Sc, among which IS the
! Harrison Double Yellow. As the subscriber
introduced this variety, persons may rely on
getting the genuine rose. Also the bcuutl'
| ful white fringe tree tChionanihns Virgini'
cus) with fine collection of Ilcrbaceous pc.
rennml Plants. TINT will furnish a beautiful
succession of flowers from early in the spring
tiIl late in the autumn. Also, lilies, iris, tu-
lips, pinks, crown imprrials, hyncinths, mar
cssus, crocus, colchcnIns dohlias, Sc.-
Asparagus roots by shc hundred or thousand.
Among their collection OF Plants may be
found the beautiful Irish and English Gews,
very ornamental tor burying grounds.
Also, Weeping Ash and Weeping Beech
very curious.
Also, fine lot Of plants for hedging
among which are evergreen prim, bawlhorns
bpcklhorns, Usage orange, shcperdlns, honey
| locusts, SC, all Of which will be sold at the
mos, reasonable prices.
Trees and plants will be packed so as tc
be safely transported to any part Of this coun
| try, South America, West Indies or Europe
Orders for the above may be left at hnsor
H. Pouer's store, 35 Weybosset-st. Provl
dence, where catalogues can be obtained.
FERDINAND POTTER, g. co.
Il Feb lS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-18

BRIGHTON MARKEr--moSpsy, Feb. -, ls4l.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser and Patriot
A, market, 800 Beet Cattle o2o sheep and 10 Swine
90 Beef Cattlo unsold.
PRIcLs-Rser Cattle We noticed n beautiful yoke o
Cale, fed Ivy Mr. sweetscr Of Ahol, Mass, unusually
large and tat, which were sold for high price. We
quote to correspond with lat week. few extra
as Il 50; Ars, quatys IS rs 40 So second quality :s
q S so, third quality - rs n 4 rs.
eheer- Lot, At q so, rs u So. weth.r, 50 so, 4
Is, 4 rs a s5
swine 40 lots wero sold TO pedde and few only
were retailed at 5 for sows and for Barrows
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-18
B O o * 6,
FOR SALE ny
.V1uslcs EiaaisIll0sIs d.

Combs Phrenology,
Combs constitution OF man,
Abcrcrombic's intellectual powers,
Combs Physiology,
Spurzheim on Education,
A new edition of Channng's self culture,
Union. or the divided church made one e-by
Harris,
Combs physiology on digestion.
-.1LSO-
Strive and thrive,
Young man from home,
Sow ing and renplng,
Scenes in real HE,
The chidrens iircside book, from the French
by Bcrquln.
The chIdren's companion, from the French
/ by Berquin.
A new edition of the Oxford Drawing Book
\ Feb. II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-18
SEFEHSIFF'S SALE.
WDY virtue of ar execution is

Il ~
D sued out Of the Court Of Common
Pleas for the County Of Newport, May Term,
1910, and To me directed aud delivered, I
will sell at Pnblic Auction on the promises,
to the highest bidder. on Monday March lst, +,
IS4i, ali the right. title and interest that
William s. Randolph, of ST. Louis, in tho
State of Missouri, merchant. had np The src-
ond day of August, A. ID. 1889, in and to the
following described real estate, attached on
the original writ on the said second dny OF
August, at the hours herein after named, to
wit
Several lots of land lying to-
ge,her and adjoining, situated in said New
pert. with dwelling house thereon standing
bounded westerly partly by the Redwood
Library lo,, and pnr,ly on land Of Samuel
Ward soutberly on the road leading to the
beach from Mill Street; easiery on innd
now or late belonging to John II. Easton. aud
norherly partly on road, and paIily on land
of Audlcv Clarke-atiached al 10 o'clock and
thirty minutes. A. NJ.
.WsO, one other lot Of land,
situated in said Newport, bounded south aud
east by road, or street, north on land late Of
Charles Vinson, and west on land Of Audey
Clarke attached at 81 minutes past ten ".
clock. A. NJ.
.fisO, one other lot Of land i'm
said Newport, containing about two aud one
half acres bounded north and east ou land
belonging to estate of Eliza s. Philips, ID;
and westerly on land late belonging 10 Isaac
| Burdck-ariachcd at 45 minutes past ten
o'clock. A. NJ.
Also, another lot of land slna-
ted at the South end of Thames street, in
said Newport-hnn'ded noriherly on land
late belonging TO John Cahoonc, westerly on
Thames street, sou'hcrly partly by land of
Charles Gylcs, and partly by lana of John
Howard, and en.tery on land now or late
belonging 10 John Howard-attachcd at. IL
o'clock. A. NJ.
IiSO, Il lot of land situated i'm
Thancs-sircr, in said Newport, with store
thereon standing, bounded west Oh Thames
street, north on land OF Bcnjamin Marsh. Jr.,
east on land now or late belonging To- Thco-
dore phinncy, md souh~n land now or late
Of said Phinncy--atttached at is minutes
past ! o'clock, A. NJ.
|. The above sale will commence with tlr
first described premises, a, q O'Clock A. NJ 4.
on SAID first day of March Conditions 1T
sale. WM. II. DOUGLAS, Shyif.
I Newport. Feb !, lsiI.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-18
Public school Notice.

4 N exam notion Of The Public Schools in
"A this town, will take place in the follow
ing order, vz:-
That of the Female Department, Of No. 9
on Friday l2rh inst.
That of the Male Department, Of No.2, Oh
Monday, the 18th int.
That oc the Male Department, Of No. ], on
Friday, the 19th inst.
ThS, Of the Female Department, Of No. ]
on Monday, the 22d inst
The Examination of each School, on thu
day specified, will Commence at . ocloci
a. NJ.
Parents and Guardians Of Pupils and 9TH
ers Interested in Public Schools are invited
to attend. BY order Of the Committee.
WIN. II. DOUGLAS, Seery
Newport Feb. ii 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-18
AUCTIONS.
Pcws for Sale.

N Office n hereby given that there will be
~ sold at Public Aoc,ion, on the premises,
to ihs highest bidder. on Mondny the 2slh day
Of March neat, at II O'clock, tho following
.psws, in the Unitarian Congregational Church.
in Newport, viz, Pows No. 20, 40 45. 81, n.
to pay the auearages do" on The ssn'o for AZ
sessnents made thereon under the provisions of
said Society's act Of Incorporation, nDd his
Covenants entered into between the Society aud
holders Of said pews. The arearsges due said
pews are as follows to wit
On pew No 20. S33.7s On pew No. 40. 81 3.I5
! DO do As, 22,5o DO DO 81, 1910
DO do n. 20.22
They will bs sold TO satisfy t,ess sums with
all incidental expenses and charges.
Conditions made known nj the time and place
Of salo. liy order Of tho CorpoIslion.
$::::: S:::; : :: s:f:s:; H:s::r. Committee.
THes. J. PKcKHAm, }
Feb IS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-18

OF tho 48 Senators elected, 26 arc
the friends of tho new administration,
and % are supposed to be opposed to it.
The four vacancies will be filled by
friends of the coming administration
The Senate will convene on the 4th OF
March.
In tho next House of Representatives
there will be Whig majority Of 90 at
least, so that a new order of things may
be looked for under the coming Admin,
Observation-Disclosures
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-18

,g'IIE Lot of Land, called the Buffnm Lot
j. on the main road, abou, half mile from
town, containing about acres. The situa.
ton is considered one Of the pleasantest on
the Island for building lot, having q full
view Of the inner and outer harbor, beaches
and the surrounding scenery. II not sold by
the lst Of April next, it will then be offered
at public auction. For terms aud pariicu-
lars enquire Of
THOMAS II. TEW.
Newport, Fec. Is. iSll.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-18
Assigslec's Notice.

FORGE w. FRIEND, of the town ant
~ county Of Newport, Cordwainer, having
this day made an assignment of his property
and effects to the subscriber, for the benrf
of his creditors oil persons indebted to sal'
Friend, will make immediaie payment, and
those having claims against him, will present
them To
JAMES nORSWELL, .9ssignee.
! have authorized the said George w.
Erie nd az my agent, 10 collect Whatever debts
are due on his books md TO sell The stock in
trade, at the store occupied by him. 1854
Thames street, consisting of every article
usually found in n shoe store. The articles
will be sold at cost.
J. HORSWELL, Assignee.
Newport, Feb. u 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-18
sD DNOTICE. aGs
O. w. ANTHONY,

Thinking ot iearing .Nerpor soon, and wish-
ing 10 bring his business 10 close,
'UNAKES this method Of informing his friends
Il and the public, that no will sell his goods
consisting OF an assortment Of Groceries, at n
reduced price, until the 9Th inst when the re-
nIainder will at that time, he sold AT Auction -
Among the articles in his store, he ha. II plat
loIm scale, which will weigh from half pound
up to one thousand ! pair Of pumps for beer
and cider, with a marble top IL doors. made
expressly for his own use-Aso. ! patent chop
per, for cutting sausage meat.
Newport, Feb. is, iS4l.*
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-18
PORT OF NE w PORT.
CLEARED.
18th, Brig Poland, Cozzens, Havana.
ARRIVALS.

THURSDAY, Feb llih.-arr. bark Trinidad. Thorp-
son OF and for New Haven II ds I'm Trinidad with co.
900 lbs old Copper. Leii NJ rrn dad, bark Panther
and brig Black Hawk, both of New Haven, bound "a
Porto Rico to lond for New Haven
FRIDAY, Feb. l2ih.-urr brig Victory. Chase, 10 ds
hn Charleston of aud ior Providence.
SATURDAY, Feb. l3lh.-arr. schr. Talma, Jarvis, oi
Chatham, I'm Providence, for N. York
SUNDAY, Feb lith.-sailsd-bsk Trinidad for New
Haven.
MospAy, Feb. l5th--arr. schr. Henry, Trench, Of l.
for Boston i'm Providence having been ashore the
Bishop Rock on Thursday last aud got or without
damage.
schr. Maiden, Wilson, I'm Providence for Elizabeth
City.
Rev. Gutter Wolcott, Mutler, I'm New London.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-18
NEWPORT LYCEUHI.

A Lecture will be delivered THIS EVE
MING, at Armory Hall, by Rev. Francis
VINToN. Subject-Thc Constitutions OF the
Several States Of the Union.
Lecture commences at z o'clock. Tick
cts I2 10 cents, 10 be had ut w. Caahan's
bookstore, or al the door.
Feb IS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-02-18

the sih Miss Rachel Hammond, sged 70 years-Miss
Frances Gardner eldest daughter Of Palmer Gardner,
/ ngrd 81 years.
In Providence. on Sunday last, Mr.. John Burr, Jr.
ngcd 81 years.-On Tuesday, Caroline Amanda, daueh
Ter &C William, aud Harriet Dnnwe aged loar, los
aud Is days.