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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-03
NALUADftnE n 40 EMm0R9caTnlyH rRo.

w v arc authorised oEcl privately Toe block n Buid.
" VIZ trI'ngtng u' iho estate 81 Ip.Cph Mars. drt'i,
now n the occupancy ~ Williams 4 IarsU aui Diners
ilgf eoniauiy in the RHsn, Shockoc Warchouac, &C
iutl'l greer advantages t0oCCuptuts, for any purposes u
business nn6a the rcuta now obtained for ifcIr use. The
capttahsti s rctnuncmtcd for hts Investment, Zee Of tas.a
insurance, sc.
4 plat Of ihc Property can be seen AZ out Comptng
koowi aod ue terms, witch will be liberal, made known
on application 90 US.
Mkt LANCASTER, DENNY a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-03

Al one horse Plough
AZ 10 Iargc size DO
80 Three horse DO
AH ~ Largo size 80
A. -Four horse I'D,
CulUyAsrs
Corn Shelters
" T. Two horse Plough
F2 IN Large size 10
- side hin used also fr dtchingD
AZ large sire 10
EwariA Plough
Nln'Cu'lyftora fr gardens
Ainw Cutters
These last articles tron Shelters and Straw CuurrD We
intend Co sril ~ n prco er luw, a. To- induce every Planter
Who has ANY usc Tor one, fn purchase.
We keep constantly ON haul 70 latKr good aatorfmcnt
oicasitugs otthc Emc superior mciL.
HEives ua pleasure Co SHOW uTiupirmcnts. even should
We De s0 unfortunate ua not fD cdscta FsIc
gWETTER a PEAKE
jui6 bd51Ts teiow iEs Nell.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-03

EOR iot the remainder or tho wear a fTsi
Il rate PRbSsMAN for a~tohaccO hctoy-ihe same man
hs been accustomed Co work nu a aTu, aud would an.
once. tnas-Tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-03
sUMMER GOODs-

ii ZEN co. are selling the Jai.nee OF their summer
IA stock al lower prices than can be bought for sIss
where, call aud see.
WHITE hARsEILLEs VESTS.
hicw very superior remsining, chssp
Also, Extra right esl'uIed Marseinss anJ Fancy snk
and Caahtnaretd 81. ~.
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, CRAvATS COLLARS sc
The largest supply Of rood ones ever offered
MAO, zipzsu Sills superior OF uutresced Linen, Pbl,.
uepha Manufacture, alof which can be seen at
q. KEEN & CO,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-03
BuTLER EFFERyEsCENr
MAG ESIAN APERIENT.

To-eu'er with shrgc assortment Of Note Books, or Col
lection "i Psalm and Hymn Tunes generally used Inn
LMurchcs aud : ng-ng scLnns- by xaIinna nnlInra- I'm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-03
WI ? BUTLER.
, lOura above tho Rel Tsreru

aW'N Nf hfN aNtNN
IONS Wright, rcsprctmuy niorms Tie iHGsUi.
~ tantsu OF Richmond and ne vrintv, that having taken
TIC store on Main street, lately occupied by Mcss~s south.
soumcuf n Fancy Dry Goods and fofB biz long s.r.,+.
rurc, anil the facilities which he rossrurs. f1zefhrr 1vIfb
INC couuCNou he has u New York 10 wliaeays be ens.
aVpcars there.
The following complies a few ofrbs lcaiinr nru.Ies.-
tkENIH hMBRplDERlE> -C1pes; Collars; Caucy.
gIs Shen. selrss -. trimmed and uuiummcd, rwiss I'm.
]br'idcrcd ShaSls, trimmed uIuuuimmrd and wlh nan.
E"H Embroidered Robes aud Srcnrers, Mushns; Insert
iua., FILINGS and lluuurtnEs iufuf-' Waists. Sc.
SHAWL, sCARFS. &o-R,ch Chinse Shswls. scarf,
ani hlsis Plain black 1n CUiourct t1 40. Black and
CANHRtCK HANBKERCHCFs-Ri~b I'm.
hrotlcrci Revcirs lilkfs. trimmed with lace. Rich En-.
htoidcrcdReycT Nikis, nirmmrt Rich Plain Rryeire.
THREAD LACEs AN EbGtNGs -EnsH.b PoSni
Brussels amt NaIcnctsucE FONT de Paris AM lisle Iares.
EnEhsh trcnch and German Ihtcai Ei-irFs aud Insert
NETS y QViLIINGs-wirc Gr,urd AMI Brussels.
fHiu and firurei lyons. SPOT Illusion. GupcirU ami FI.
HOSIERY XNp GLoVES wac sSSi Black Ribbed
stk los, ,nifUi nose; White aus PAIN STA Hose add
h]rrirrcd cotton Hose, White Linen Thread. PAN and
upru Work Whrc Isle Thread. Plain and Open Work.
,WI, Me- Nulr' b''Wn ~. .hacg an sizes,
Mens Blown and MlNci Hose and half Hoe, ladies' and
G~rnucmcn's Black, White and CoIourcd EiiGluves; 40
Mits.
Wits Geops
swiss n..1I Lsyn, boosMuL JacccuetCambHe, Cor.
Blue. White. Pink cod straw, Tarieton Nusuns, a now
tui bcauulW fnicIc for Shawls and Dresses.
corded D1WiJcs' striped and Figured Window MusIins:
Linens. Lawns aui Diapers.
ssiu namass Clolhs hon : to i6 quarter, With DoyBes
AMI Ma. hnsto match,
Brown satin pamask Aprons, a now nhelc.
81 To anll2 Linen S~heetrns.
Towels u andHuekahueks aud Neuno Covers. sc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28
Z II Il ~ s. .

The mercury on the l2th. at Hudson. N.
Y. stood at 20 degrees below zero, and on
the next day at 10 degrees above zero
What delightful elimntc.
How TO PREvENr AccrDENrs.-In Rus
sin, if a carriage is driven over any person
and hurts him, Whatever may be tho merits
OF the case, the horses are forfeited to the
Crown, and the driver If a Russian peasant
il sentenced to be n soldier.
FRENCH Wan ExpENsEs.-Thc London
Times says that the French war expenses for
1910 will amount to eli ,000,O 600 sterling.
1t is said that there is an unusual influx Of
strangers at Washington, in anticipation Of
the 4ll, Of March. A very extended log
cabin is going up on Pennsylvania avenue,
near the rail road depot, as speculation, Tor
house Of entertainment on the 4th Of
March.
MAINn.-The Portland Advertiser reports
the votes in thrty-t~o towns in the Oxford
District, as follows-Long, 1856, Lit,lefeld,
1853. Mr.. Li,tlcfeld, the Van Buren, can
didate, is undoubtedly elected. This gives
TO Maine n representation in the next Con-
grcss of four Wings, and four Van Burcn
men.
4 We are told in several of our exchange
papers. that Mr.. VAN BURrs has not drawn
one farhing of his salary since he wus in.
stalled, and intends to send in his bill on the
4,h of March next, for 100000.
Il SCARLET FEvrR.--The Buffalo CONNER
cial Advertiser snys this fatal epidemic pre-
walls to al alarming extent at Chippewa
| Many of the militia have been carried Off by
! it.
4 A Connecticut Jonathan. in taking a walk
! with his dearest, came iou toll bridge, whcr
! he as he was wont 10 be. said, after paying
his toll, (which was one cent? "Comc, Suke
you mus, pay your own toll, for just as like al
not ! shant have you nrtcr all"
Il Resolutions are under discussion in th'
otUte ocuutC w ""s" w
doubtless pass, instruciing the Senators G
+ Congress, and requesting the Representa-
tivcs to vote for the repeal of the Sub Trensu
ry Bill.
An exchange pnpcr says:-"lt is imposs
Bile for young ladies 10 receive any benefi
from the best of sermons, when they can tel
a fortnight afterwards, what dress every pei
son wore at church"
II The Maryland House Of Delegates hav
passed law aboishng imprisonment for db
which includes all persons, and makes no cls
tinction between residents and visitors.
has yet to pass the Senate.
i The Massachusetts Legislature has pu
the License or Striped Pig question to res
for the scssion-ihc House having resolve
by great majority that ii il incxpedient
lrgisatc OIL the subject.
Regular steam navigation between Nc'
f., York and Bremen Is to commence in Il,
spring.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28
Bcal's Hair Restorative.

VlNllE best article yet discovered for pro-
noting the growth Of Hair.
Used as pomutum, 1t will preserve the
hair in most beautiful condition, keeping il
soft and glossy, and dsposing 1t To curl most
luxurianlly. 1t will impart 10 light, sandy
hair. darker aud richer shade, and wonder
fully improve the appearance Of all shades
and colors.
The prices arc 81 per b"lIe and SO per
lar. For sale by X. J. TAYLOR,
: Jan. 2l las Thnme street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28

Col. THOMAS RIVERS, long a mem
bcT of the bar Of this county, died very
suddenly last Tuesday night. Col.
Rivcfs~was for several years the Editor
of this paper, when he maintained a
reputation for uncommon ability aud
versatility of talent. As member of
the bar he was Il sound and able advo-
cate, and particularly cndcarcd to his
associates for his many amiablc and So
cial qualities. The Court of Common
Pleas adjourned Immediately upon the
announcement of his dcscaso, aud mp
propriato resolutions were passed at a
meeting Of the bar.--Proridencc jour
mol Of Thursday last.
I'VE became well acquainted, IN our
editorial capacity, with Col. RIVERS
some years since, and rccollect with
gratitude and pleasure the many k'nd-
ncsscs received at his hands, during
the time he wds connected with thc
Journal. There were few men who
possessed talents OF a higher order,
more genuine goodness OF heart or
few who were more strongly endcarcd
10 all who knew him, than Col. Rivers.
In sincerity do we say with u cotcrnpo.
rary, who properly appreciated his es'
'nall- irliliics, -"Pcace ic his ash.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28

THE SUPREME CoURI.-The National In
tclgenccr remarks that all The Judges OF the
Supreme Court of the United States had
taken their seats OH the bench last week.
with the exception Of Judge Story, who was
detained by indisposition. We are happy to
learn that Judge Story has 80 far recovered
from his indisposiIion that he was about to
set on. yesterday for Washington. This,
we believe, is the first time that Judge Story
has been detained from his scat on the bench
at or near The opening of the term, during
the period Of thirty years that he has been
member Of the Court.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28
NOTICE.

WE. the Subscribers, having been ap.
w pointed Exocu,rix and Executor on
the estate Of Christopher Ellery. Esq. late OF
Middlc,nwn, deceased, and taken upon our
selves ,ha, trust and given bonds according
to law, request all persons having demands
against said estate TO present the same f"'
adjustment, and those indebted to make i'm
mediate payment to us.
CLAnrssA ELLERY rILLEY, Erec'r.
WI. JAMES TILLyY, Erecr.
Jan. aS, 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28
RAID OF THE TIME S.


scr Independence Stewart, OF and I'm Fall River Tor
New York
sAILsp--sioop Charles, Ash, Prov id-nrr.
TUESDAY. ian 26ih.-Arr. schr i.arkn, Snow Pressy,
OF and fan Thumnsonfor tharlrston.
5ehr Challenge, Johnson of Thouasion. 6r n. York.
43 days In ST. Joan, Central America In di.tsss. oss
of bnlwnrks and other danage-one 81 the crew sick.
i.sn at H. Joan. Italian bark San Jo.~, Frrnch hnrk
Europe, I'm IiHvrr, and schr Coumhin1a Capt. J re-
ports having ship with signals Of distress the
18th and 18th lust. In lat 81.
Schr Potonsr, DiSon of Prov ineetown, Tor N. York.
sIoops Cleaner, Colt I'm n. York fpr Prosid
Copy, Gardner, in Nantucket far New York.
WEDsE.DAy, Jan. ZIth.-Au. srhr Corn, MAY berry,
drys fpi Charleston, for Providence.
schr John iill, Lea,itt, days I'm Anbsy, with coal
ior Boston.
SAILgD-Bsrlur Olive Mobile i-rchIr Isrkin snow
Charicston Commodore, New York '-"oops Victory
Amity, Midas, aud Essex, all for New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28

TIE ExPuxGE.-Rcsolutions have
been introduced in the Virginia House
of Delegates, inslructing the Senators
in Congress from that state to vote for
expunsing tho cxpungins resolution OF
Mr.. Benton, of 1896. Make haste
slowly, gentlemen. The Wings can't
erpmige. All that can be done by us
will be to rcscind. Benton's infamous
resolution must in due time bo rcscind-
ed; but the blot of ihiamy upon the
journal must remain as black memo
rial of those who placed it thcre.-.N.
Y. Com. ids.
MIsslssIrrl.-Special Legislative G.
Iections in four counties Of Mississippi
have all resulted in the success of the
Wing candidate.
1t is rumorcd that Senator Walker
of Mississippi will consider himself IN
structcd by the majority for Harrison III
that State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28

MrI,rop.--The Rochester Democrat re-
pous on the authority Of passengers from
Lockporl, that Mcleod was about to be re-
moved to Rochester for. safe keePing' under
an escort Of Two companies oi U. y. troops
!, having been ru'nored tina, the Canadians
would attempt by force to effect his rescue
I, is since stated that Mcleod has been
ba,ed DOT Of pri>on--If SO, he will no doubt
forfeit his bail by running away, aud that Will
end the matter. We I'D not know before
nui1.i nas lal!stlc oi,ncc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28

The PRox.-Wo place before our
readers to-day, the prox formed by the
Wing State Convention, held in Provi-
dence last week. 1t is perhaps unnec-
essary for US to say any thing in refer
ence 10 the claims aud fitness Of the
candidates therein named forth Offices
to which they are. respectively nomna-
ted to fill. II is enough to say, that
they are all good men and twe-and
will therefore receive the undivided suf-
frages of the Wing party throughout
the State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28

Tursspr, Jan elsi.-Au. schr. ~. Lucas, Could
I'm Thnn,asion lnr New Haven.
Sloops Ess.N, Dmies, I'm Pan aver hr New ioIh
Ni,torv, Heath, In Providence Tor do.
Fp,,,y Jan 2!d Arr. schr. Commodore, Wilco,,
I'm Bristol hrr New Smk.
sut.p--I,rig, Colnnist, t'r IiHaN Frederic rthrl'
Cor n,,.tno -Sbr. Mercy Jane Iur st. Johns nlphi,
ir Boston Nantucket, nr tHlnonih rHnd"'"' hIAA
beth CIV .-Sloop Planter, tof Warebhm .
s,r, sp,y, jan 23d.-Arr ,loop Charles, Ash, in n
Work. 6,t Prov idenes.
su,rp-s,hr 81 Lucns, h,r New Haven,
x, Np,y Jan e4th.--Att. Rev. Cuitor Jackson, Ira.
,er al. an, Nav York, IN cruise to relieve vessels ~
di-t,e~s-sroks cu FRIDAY. on sandy Hook. ship We
puhlic - d. ni Iiycrpoul tor NV lOrk hrs Nhil'u
- rt.L..llh. - can ~ 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28
Hsank Of Rho de Island.

4 Il the annual meeting cf tho stockholders
"A of the Bank of Rhode Island. held pnr-
.uan, to charter. on Monday, Jan 4th, ISL,
the following gentlemen were unanimously
elected Directors for the year cnsning, viz
Audey Clarke, s. +. Gardner. James Ham.
mond, n. q. Homme,t, WIN Z. Gibbs, j. {.
Dunn, aud Pcleg Clarke.
Al a subsequent meeting Of tho Directors
Audey Clarke Esq. was re- elected Presidcn,
w. A. CLARKE, Cashier.
NewEOrt, Jan. u. ISll.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28
From the n. Y. Com. Adv, Of Monday last.

An EARrHQUAKE.-About half past i've
o'clock this morning, those OF our citizens
who were awake, were startled by a hcavy
rumbllng sound which was probably caused
by an earthquake. II seems to have been
heard simultaneously in overy part OF the CITY
Near the Columbia College, the noise reseni'
bcd the rolling OF heavy laden Pcnnsyiva-
MIA wagon. In Hudson street, near ~. Johns
Park in the upper par, Of Greenwich street.
and IN Vandewatcr street. the sound was the
same. A house in the last mentioned street
shook SO as to awake the inmates.
! Advices by the Now Jersey rail road say
tina, the same sound, with trembling sensa'
,ion, prevailed hence South sixty miles. a
gentleman of Jersey City speaks OF rum
bling sound, and of loud report, resembling
the soun! heard IN Fairfield, Conn. ihlrty-
five years ago, at the falling OF shower OF
mc,coric s,oncs-on incident well known 10
men Of science rs happening al that time
Our informant was in Fairfield ut the time
and his recollection of that remarkable event
is as vivid as though 1t was but yesterday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28

N0ticc.

"Therc will be splendid HonsE
RACE on the Town Beach, on Tuesday,
Feb. ,, 1911, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ. be-
tween Mr.. Ginord's black Maria, and
GARDENERS noted horse Sir John Bas-
CON-" Jan. %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28

~ The ship Grace Brown, abandoned
by the captain and crew some weeks snce'
near Norfolk, has been lbellcd by the pilots
who took charge of her. The ship and cargo
arc valued at $4,000. The owners and
agents were required to give surety in the
sum of $500 before she would be allowed
n coed to Baltimore.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28
Notice.

rI>Il f subscriber having been appointed by
i the Hon. Court Of Probate, Adminisirn-
trx on the estate Of her deceased husband,
William rhurs'on, requests all persons hav-
ing cluins to present them. and those in
debtcd to make immediate payment.
RUTH G.. TllURSTON.
Jan. 81, 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28
ROtanic Medicines,

- G.. B. PECKHAM,
One door above WIN. Wilbor's, Springs
GFVAPOR BATHS can also hc had
the same place. Jan. ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28
ID Z a T II 8

In this town, on Thursday morning last amer long
Illness. Mrs Rcb-cca Locke, widow ofCapt. Nathaniel
Locke. mud daughter Of the late Mr. EeaIer hchd' W
the 6ith year ni her age. -
On Thursdav night last, Harriet, daughter Of Mr..
Philip Bsic., in the 18Th year oi her age.
On SUNDAY evening last, Eliza smith Williams. onl,
surviving child of Mr- Richard Wlllians o ths Town.
nged 3 years aud months.
sweet babe, she glanced into our world TO SEQ
A sample of our misery,
Then turn'd away her langud eye
To drop n tear or two mud die.
sweet babe, she tasted ofliies bitter cup,
Refused to drunk the potion up
But turned her little head aside,
pi.gusicd with the taste and died.
Sweet babe she listened for u while to hear
! Our mortal gricfs then turned her ear
/ To angels harps pid songs and cried
4 TO join thyir note. celestial sighed, and died.
| Yes thou art fed, and saints n welcome sing,
! Thine infant spirit sonrs on angels wing;
\ Our dark affection might have hop'd thy stay,
n The yoire Of God has eald HIS child away.
n Like samurl, early in the temple found,
Il Sweet Rose Of sharon plant ofholy ground
II oh more than Samuel bosoao thee 'tis gwen.
Il The Cod h, scrvd on EARTH To serve In lIEA,gs
Il [CoNN.
II In this town. on Tnrsday evening last, Capt. Samuel
! I,urnni, Rev soutionHry Pcnsnner, ascISo yeHrs.
II On Mo,rln, afternoon last, Richard - only child o
4 Gardner o. REYNOLDS. se-d years aud months. Thus
IN the short space Of one week, have these afflicted pa
rent. been cslcd TO mourn the loss OF two lovely aud
I'm mi" Town, ON Monday morning last, Sarah Csths
rnc eldest daughter oi Mr.. VIM. Dennis, Hsed years
I'm Thvr.d,y night last Mary Jane, infant daughter
N OF Mr. Walter simmons, aged Nonrs
l. Al south king,town the lith INST, stephen Cham
min Esq. in the 66th year of MS age.
II AT Providence, Oh TUESDAY nghi, is'h ns very sud
denly, Thoma. Rivers. Esq. aged ~ years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28
FOR SALE,

- A very pleasantly Situated and
ETsI@ valuable FARM, laying on the
j!!s!EH4 cast side Of the Island, Al miles
6 from tuwn being partly in Mid
dlctown and partly in Portsmouth, containing
l9J acres of excellent land, is well fenced
With stone wall has Oh it double two story
dwelling house, n good wash room, cheese
and milk house, crib and grain house, and a
lnrgc double barn-all the buildings are in
good repair; also good well of excellent
soft water likewise, q water grlst mill that
will rent for $50 per year, and is in cxcrllcn,
grinding ordcr.-l, has also large full grown
greenlng orchard, and young orchard, both
IN fall bcnring Of excellent fruit. The farm
will be sold on reasonable terms RS to price
and credit; any one wishing to secure an in
dependence for life, will do well 10 purchase.
II il seldom such farm is offered for sale on
this Island. For further information and
terms, apply to ROBINSON POTTER.
Newport, Jan. 81, 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28
From the National Intelli iyencer.
DEATH OF COMMODORE STE
VEINS.

The Naval Order which appears in
another column will announce to our
readers the decease--sudden and un-
anticipated as it is affiicting-of Com
modore Thomas I10ldup Stevens, Of
the Navy. In the meri Ian Of life, and
in the enjoyment Of the highest health,
he retired to bed on Wednesday night,
and before morning the angel of death
had stricken HIM from the number Of
the living. Woknow not when any
instance Of those solemn dispensations
which Providence orders, as it were,
as admonitions of the un, crtain tenure
of existence, has struck upon US more
painfully. Open-hearted, frank, and
generous, we know not man who made
his way SO directly to the affections OF
all to whom he became known as this
gallant and lamented officer; and pro-
portionably keen is the sorrow for his
loss and the sympathy which is univer-
sally felt for his large and estimable
family.
Commodore STEVENS was native
Of Charleston, South Carolina, and en-
tered the navy in 1908, at the early
age of fifteen. Young as he was, he
had distinguished himself in the war o
1919, even before PERgy's brilliant vic
tory on Lake Eric, and he commanded
one of the vessels in that ever-memora
bic battle. AS man, he was regarded
MS one of the brightest ornaments o
the Navy in peace, as he had been ont
one Of its most gallant sons of war.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28
NEWPORT LYCEUM.

A Lecture will be delivered THIS EVE.
MING, at Armory Hall, by Gro. +. Mann
Esq. on the character Of the Indians OF New
England. Lecture commences at 7 o'clock
Tickets - ~ cents, to be had at w. Gala
haG's Book -store, or at the door.
Ian 2Sth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28

a. TATEMENT Of the situation Of ls Banks
~ in Rhode Island on Monday, Jan. Ith,
is4I as the same appears from the Returns made
To the Bank Commissioners.
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock. S9,976,6ib 90
Bills in Circulation, i,565,sSO SO
balances due other Banks, sic, ,6l5 81
NJ, Profits on hand, +0I,2s9 u
Dividends unpaid, s6,sOS ~
Deposits on interest, 5O4,935 @5
Deposits not on interest, sOS,SIo "a
Total amoani Of Liabilities, Sl3,02l .eS4 22
REsoURcEs.
Loans and Discounts, l2,l9i, ,4sh 10
Specie IN liank, 321, 200 81
Bills Of other Banks, ,s0S 03
Balances due from other Banks, 6O3.9sS 81
stock in own Bank, l63,O57 %
stock Real Estate & other Property. 223,so7 II
-
Total amount Of Resources, Sl3,92l,Oo p
| OF III. bills nnd notes discounted. there is due
|, out of the state, tina sun OF Sl,520, sos 5S
| Aud payable in the state, 7,G8I.6' 81
H or the circulation, there is held
1 by the banks, 2l,Is6 IA
| In the hands OF the public, l,2o3,o0I -
/ by comparing the above Abstract with the re-
turns made 10 the Commissioners, December I.
1870, i, arpears thai since that date.
The Crcuation has been increased, S2O, ,Oo7 So
| The Specie has been increased. la,6 ,635 IL
|, The Deposits, including Div i'ends
|, unpaid, have been increased, l33,S9i OF
Aud the Loans and Discounts havc
\ been increased, 27a,l5i 81
|, HENRY ANTilONY,1 p.,L Gam,
\ GEORGE g. KING, Z .;..;oa,.
WA. PECkiiAM,
Office Of the Bank Commissioners,
/ Providence, Jan. 10Th, iSli.
/ Published pursuant to Law. J2S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28
COTTON CHECKS.

'V,lIOSE who have preference for good
l. old fashioned Indigo blue md white
Cotton Checks, made OF fine yarn, wide aud
well woven, nay find them at the store OF
V.i &. COZZE.NS s co.
Ian %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28

The National IntelIigencor says that
three great errors have been committed
by the Government Of the u. States IN
relation to the n. f.. Boundary Qeustlon.
The first was in the rejection OF the
Senate of the nomination of Chrlstopher
Hughes as Minister to the Hague, by
MIR. Adams in lS28-9-ond the subse-
qucnt appointment Of MIR. Preble, by
President Jackson. The second was
the rejection by our government OF the
award Of the Kiag Of the Netherlands
The third error was committed by the
present Executive, in declining to carry
into effect the wishes Of Congress, as
indicated two years ago, by the making
OF au appropriation for the outfit ant
salary of Special Minister to Grea
Britain.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28

A supply Of frcsh Havana Oranges, just
N received and for salo at the Conlectlon'
ary store of Il. STACY, Jr.
Ian
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-28
II u IL T..

100 Barrels super6ne Canal Flour. 25
L ~ sacks salt now landing and for sale
by S. NEWTON. Jr.
JAN 2S.