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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-12
III E RAID OF THE I'll M T. S.

CONGREss,oNAL.--ID the SENATE, on Mon
day, May 9, 1912, Mr.. Allen of Ohio, made
another attempt to bring up the Rhode Island
correspondence, which resulted m n refusal
to comply with his motion by n vote of Is to
Is. In the HOUSE, the Naval Appropriation
Bill was reported, and the Airport ionment
Bill taken up, and debate took place on The
District system, reported from the Committee
on Elections.
In SENATE, on Tuesday, May 81, a com.
municalion was received from the Treasury
Department, showing the amount of moneys
received by public officers, defalcations, &c.
urder the Sub Treasury system. The ap.
preparation bill was again taken up. In the
flOrss, the proposition TO establish uniform
system Of choosing members OF Congress by
Districts, in the several States, was Introduc.
ed. After various propositions md conside.
rable debate, in Co'nmittee) the proposition
was adopted, ayes 95, noes W.
The Apporlionment Bill was then reported
to the House, fixing the ratio at so, l79,
which was passed l2J To rs. The single
district system was then voted, I0I to o.
Crans,on for nnd rllIinghast sgainst] On
The question of engrossment for third read
Ing, the vote stood ll3 for, 81 against.
In SENATE, "Wednesday, May 4, the Ap.
porllonment Bill was received from the
House and referred to the committee on the
Judiciary. The Appropriation Dill, after un-
dcrgoIng several amendments, was passed,
and returned To the House for concurrence
IN the amendments. In the lloysr, the
whole time was occupied in n discussion on
a motion Of Mr.. Wise TO print the Reports
of Mcssrs. Kelly and Stewart, OF the New
York Custom House Commission. Thc
question was not decided al the hour o! ad.
journment.
In SENATE, Thursday, May S, resolution
was received to adjourn iil II on Monday,
aud to meet at that hour hereafter. Without
any ncIion upon it, or anything else, the Sen
ale adjourned 10 Monday ut ~ o'clock. ln
the House, Mr.. Giddues, Of Ohio, from the
10Th District, appeared and again resumed
his seat made vacant by his own resignation.
The appropriation bill was taken up as amen
dcd by the Senate. and referred to commit.
tee of ways aud means Mr.. llaberslam, of
Georgia, from the committee on manuiac.
tnrcs, offered minority report on the tariff
referred, and 5000 extra copies ordered To
be printed. Mr. Saltonslall gave notice lha,
he should call up the tariff Tor consideration
on Monday next, as 1t must be passed before
the 30ih day Of June. The House then ad-
journed to Monday next at u O'clock, to al.
low time to put the House in summer order,
and To afford the members an opportunity
also Of attending the races!
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\ thc Senate concurring with the House
Of Representatives therein,) That His
ExcelIency the Governor be requested
to issue his Proclamation, making
known the letter received by him from
tho President Of the United States, to
the people of this State, and to cause II
Proclamation to be issued, and stiff
cient number of copies thereof, to be
printed and distributed among the citi-
zcns of said State.
Several petitions were received and
referred so appropriate committees.
The House then adjourned to 8 o.
clock Tomorrow (this morning.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-12

We understand that the Nanlucketcrs
have had an Indignation meeting, and talk Of
coming to the aid Of their suffrage brethren
in Rhode Island. We should expect to hear
hen crow sooner Than such IN ebuli,ion of
spunk from parcel Of hen.pcckcd dung
hils--and if they really mean to invade us,
we must make interest with their better
halves, who may be induced to send oil OF
them round the horn-which is the way they
generally dispose o: their "ords," when they
become idle and refractory. Al,
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NOTICE..

'H'IIE subscribers having been duly qualified
4 as Executors Of the last viii and Tes-
lament of Thomas &. PI,man. late of New
port, deceased, hereby call on all persons
having claims against said estate, to present
the same, and those indebted are called on to
make payment.
WIN. s. NICHOLS,
SIMON NEWTON, Ju, { EF'e"'o'''
May 3D. 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-12

THr FRrNcu STEAMERs-We understand
that ROBERT STEVENS. Esq, of this place,
has received some communication from an
official source, in relation to the projected
line Of French Steamers between France
md this country, and especially in reference
to their establishing depo, in this vicinity.
1t appears douLGh whether this poIt or an.
other will have the preference, ond it there.
fore seems desirable that memorial from
the citizens Of this town, should be inmedi
ately addressed to the French Minister of
Marine, setting forth their desire to receive
and accommodate the French steamers, and
referring TO the well known superiority ol
our port, above all others, for their reccp
tor and accommodation. We believe the
committee, appointed by the town, some
time since. are fully authorised to attend To
ihu, duty, and ns there is no harm in trying,
we hope they will make every proper Effort,
even II il amounts 10 nothing ~ the end.
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Mn. PoiNnExrER's REPoRT. The re-
poii Of Mr.. Poindextrr, one of the com
missionors appointed to investigate into
the affairs of the New York Custom
House has been published. II diseloses
IA mass Of official corruption which can
hardly find its parallel in any age or in
any government save that OF Turkey.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-12

The Artillery Company, ofthis place,
under Col. Vim. B. Swan, made fine
appearance on Election day and the Fri
day following. We have never seen
The ranks so well filed. They were all
for claw and order"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-12

Since the meeting OF "Govcrnor"
DORIS legislature, at the Foundry, there
have been several designations of mem
bers of that Assembly Let others quick
ly follow their example, and save them
selves trouble, il not their friends.
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D Z q r II S

In Providence, on tha 18th inst. Mrs, CELlNnA. wife
OF MIR Dennis Sleerr, o Gloestcr, nnh daughter Of Mr..
VIM. Thurhrr, in the 30h Of her agc.On sunday
ing, HARRIET FRANCES, daughter or Henry J, Bur-
r"usls, nged ~ monihs aud days.-un Monday, MRS.
ZEHEAII y. DOUGLASS, wife oi MIR. WIN. \. Doug
lass.
In Washington City, on the iih insi Mrs. CARO-
LINE -, vile ni Lieut.. WIN. Il. Tnvor, u. y. ~, oi
this town, aud daughter of Gould =. simaH, ESD. I"
UrookIyn, y. Y.
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Isich Eurtcd RUGS.

lS Toncd RUGS. Of elegant patterns and
%c superior quality, bought At auction ~
New Yotk, last week, snd tnr sale y, about
hnlr pr,cc, by WN {. COZhENS u Go.
NJ, ~
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Town Hall.

The new Town Hall, in this town, will be
opened on Friday TO morrow evening, the
18th inst. at ! pas, e'clock--whcn n Poem
will be delivered by Mr. WIN. NJ. RoDMAN,
OF Providence. There will also be singing
by the Temperance Choir. May l2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-05-12

The Letter Of Rev. JoHN DowLlSG,
in our preceding columns, contains much
excellent advice and sound reasoning -
We hope many may profit by peIusal
,c a
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N. YORK CHEAP STORE.

Corner Of Towo g Spring streets,
rfNTIE subscribers have just received a valu.
I nbc assortment of Goods from n. York
among which nre
Rich black, figured and striped Silks from
- cts, Ia Ia0-Nonsselinc de Lsincs Cali.
Goes -MusIlns-Chin,z- Diaper-Tablc Co
veTs-Shnwls-
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Manure for sale.

4 ROUT 80 or GO londs. being mixture oI
IA stree, swccpings and stable manure, is
for sale a, the town barn, corner Of Elm and
Cross. streets. Payment will be taken IL
caring gravel or other woIk On the streets
aud roads, # preferred by ,hn purchaser.
EDWARD w. LAWTON,
Street Commissioner.
Mn,,
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WEST PoiNT.-One hundred and thir-
ly-,wo cadets have been appointed TO the
Military Academy at West Point. A
mong them is o. II. p. Taylor, son of
Capt. WIN. V. Taylor, orlhs town.
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John +. TOWNSEND offers for sale q
~ handsome assortment of Goods, suited to
The seascn, much replen.Sh"d with new pur-
chascs consisting Of Broadcloths, Cass,-
mercs, Cassinets, Sattineis f; French, Engiirh
aud American Calcoes. Scotch GinghaiDs,
French Bro. Linens md Drlllings, Bro. Lipen
Table Cloths, namask colored, do. Russia
Napkins Summer white Fannels, Counter
pancs, English Brdseye Diaper, Victoria
Robes. large Broclae and Merino Sl'awls, &c.
Also, general assortment Of domestic
goods, such as Bro. and white Cotton Sheet
lngs Tickings, twilled blue stripes stout
leans, &c. with constant supply of the best
Georgia Nankln; blue, mixed and white
Knitting Cotton cotton warps, &c.
Frequent additions will be made to his
stock, aud the prices fitted to the times.
April 81.
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NEW BOOTS 81 SHOES.
BENZ. MAVSSIH, JR.

rT, HAS Just received splcn-
did assortment Of BOOTS
6Ses-G ~Cac s. SHOES, suitable for the
E season. Among which are,
Ladies French shoes. manufactured IN Paris,
by Este, aud not in L,mn aud called French.
Also, Ladies New York shoes aadc IN the
first stylc.-misscs aud chlldren's of every
description Of color gcntlcmcns boots lrou,
S2.25 10 $3.50. and about every other article
lha, may BE- called Tor IN shoe store, such
as thread, webbing, kid, morocco and lnlng
skins. hacklng brushes, &c. Any of the
above articles viii be sold for cash or mp
proved credit, NJ low ne ut any store IN New.
por,,or eg,iai quality. Allihnsc ~ want OF the
above arilclcs will please call and examine ior
themselves.
n. u. Ladies aud Gentlemen Boots q
Shoes Of every description, manufactured I"
order ~ tho very best manner, ana trdrrdnied
~ "a. vt the shortcs, notice.
Newport, May Z, ls19
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AT FRY'S
LITERARY DEPOT,

NO. 30, TH.iJNES-STREET,
IAN always be obtained single copies Of
~ oil the most popular Monthly Publica-
tions, viz:
Godcyrs Ladies Book. Grnham's Magazine,
App'eton's illustrated edition Of Handy Andy,
&c.
WeekIy.-single copies Of the Brother
Jonathan, New World. Boston Notion. Fan
keo Nation, Benefits Herald. Weekly Arena,
Dollar Weekly. N. York Lancet. &c. SC.
Daily,-Bosion Times, and Providence
Daily Chronicle.
Gy" Just roccivcd--the May numbers of
Godsy's l.ady's Book, aud Grahams Maga-
zino, May4.
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Mcssrs. Randolph and Potter, the
depuiation to Washington, by the pro-
cccdings of the Assembly, it will be
seen have returned, and the letter Of,
President TyLrR, which We publish,
will explain the result of their mission.
This we hope will encctually end all
~ ihcr rnnL.nArfNA
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BRIG IITON MARKET-MoSpAy, May ..


Al market 32a Beef Cattle, L. pairs Working Oxen,
20 Cows aud Calves, $50 sheep. and 1850 Swine.
PRIcEs-Bccf Cntile-Lnrt weeks prices lar n like
quality were not sustained. few extra - 80 aud 90
FIRST quality s. 80 "a - 623 SECOND quality : > 60 "a
s. 62 third quality "A so al 3 ~.
Working Oven No salcs noticed.
Cows mud tHNes-Sars ut ~, 81, o6, and 80.
Shcep-i.ots were sold from - ~ 10 80.
Swine Lots to pcd,lle ~ -2 a. 4 3-lc tor Sows
mud l-2 10 sic Tor Burrows mrse Barrows AT ic.
Al retail from l-2 to &c
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Nearport Carpet Wdre Room,

'QNllE subscribers have received n largo
supply Of CAV T.AS CARPETS, of all
widths,aud at very low price. This articf,'
Is fast getting into use, aud proves to be n
cheap as well as desirable covering Tor EN-,
tries, dining rooms, &c. Sc.
.Also-on Monday next, large addition
will bo made ,o our present stock of IN
GR.4LF CARPETS. Of all qualities, aud
a. cheap as can be bought in any MARKET
As usual, all carpets arc cut free Of charge.
and warranted 10 match.
W.N e. COZZE.N;S g. co.
April %.
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& 4 q e : a g. = 8.

IN this town, on SUNDAY evening last, by tho Rev.
Mr. smith, Mr.. THOMAS COREY. TO Miss MARY
WATSON, all OF this town,
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For sale,
Cords 4 'Tassc2S.

elk cords and ,asscls; Uorsicd cords
- aud tassels each of their various Kinds
and colurs.
ALso-B ON N f is.
Straw Bnnds. Rollo Bands,
Straw Tassels. Straw Bonncis,
Florence Bonncts, Bonnet Ribbons,
new style.
A full supply Of tho above. received this
day, at JiHES HLH1O.NDS'
Man ~.
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mence on the first Monday in June next:
Thomas A. Deblois, Es9 Of Maine.
Ivcrs I. Austin. Esq. Mass.
Gen. y. r. Walton, Vermont.
Rev Alonzo Potter, ID. ID. New York.
Prof Alex. ID. Bache, Pennsylvania.
Geo. p. McCullock, Esq. New Jersey.
Gen. Geo. A. Stewart, Maryland. =
Col. Josiah w. Ware, Virginia.
Gen. Alex. Mackrne. N. Carolina.
K. w. iiabcrs,am, E,q. Georgia.
Dr. e.. !. Blackburn, Kentucky.
Gen. Robert B. McAlee, Kentucky.
John q. Floyd, Esq. Indiana.
w. S Il. Dennison, Esq. Ohm.
Hon. A. G. Brown, Mississippi.
DIR. Brnj. w. Maclin, Alabama.
Fred. w. Curtenius, ESQ. Michigan.
DR.. Frederick Hall, Dist Columbia.
Capt Beverly Kennon, u. s. Navy.
Col. y. J. Albert, u. s. Army.
Capt. =. II. Gait, U. s. Army.
We are also informed that the Cadet mp.
poinlmcnls far this year have been made, and
that no other appointments will be made un.
I'll about the FIRST Of March next, at which
time the class for ISI3 will be appointed
National Ltcliigenccr.
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NOTICE..

'I'IIE creditors OF George Knowles. who
accept the conditions of M- assignment,
are hereby requested to call on the subscri-
bcr and receive their first in-ialinrni.
BENZ. MI MFOR ID, Assignee.
Newport, May 4. IS42.-3wis.
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HENRY BOWEN, See'ry.

AN ACT to adjourn the May term Of the
Supreme Judicial court, Tor the county OF
Washington.
BE il enacied by The General assembly as
foiio,cs
S.crioS J. The Supreme Judicial Court
which by law is to be ho,den ni South Kings.
town, within aud for the county of Washing.
ton, on the second Monday of May, 1912,
shall be and the same is hereby adjourned 10
the last Monday OF snid May and oil bus-
ness now standing continued from the las,
term OF said court shall and mny he proecc.
ded IN aud finished 10y the court to DC holden
by ndjonrnmrni NJ aforesaid.
SIC. 2 Al wr,s, appeals. returns, rccog
niznnccs, executions, summonscs. aud other
processes and proceedings rctrrnsblc To, or
io be- entered ut said court, already issued,
taken or co,nnc need. or which may be issued.
taken or commenced prior 10 the time io
which said cour j. 10y this act adJonrned.
shall he r.tutnablr 70 and entered at tho
term of sad cnor,, which shall be holden by
virtue of ihis net.
Tue ,cnpy--Wi'ncSs.
tlENRl BOWEN, N,,'y.
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LIST, ls42.
are piaced IN" separate
for HTm ieiH please eaH
-rKs.
I.awton George n.
Moses Mrs Elizabeth
Morse Mrs Phcbe Ann
Nichols DIR Jesse W .
Newell Mrs.
Odoll William
Palmer James o
Park Capt
Porter Dr John u 9
Pcckham Miss Il
Rathbun Alonzo w
Rider WIN Il
Rngslcs Henry
Rounds Miss Caroline
Russell Miss Rcb ca II
Simmons Perry
Spencer Richard &. z
SPHINX Salmy
Stanton Daniel
St John Samuel
Sullivan james Swan
Sargent 5liss Susan
Sawyer Miss Elvira
Smith Mrs Sarah
Sudders Mrs Sarah T.
MIDDLETON
Barker Arnold NJ.
Cornell Hicks
Peckham Mrs Xoa
EsrowN.
Congdon Benjamin
Potter Miss Sarah II
iRIsH.
Benson PHtric
Cunningham Thomas
Dugnn Thomas
ODonnald Eleanor
Quig'cy John
,R ROBBINS =. NJ.
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LAWS OF R. ISLAND.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
In Genera! Assembly-May Session, A. d.
1912.

In Genera. Assembly-May Session, A. d.
1912.
Whereas, portion of the people Of this
State, for the purpose oi snoVcrtlng The laws
and existing government thereof have form.
ed pretended constitution, and for the same
unaw lul purposes, have met III lawlcss as.
scmblnrcs and elected officers for the future
government Of this State: And whereas,
the persons so elected, in violation Of law,
but IN conformity TO the said pretended con.
stltuiiun. have on the third day oi May IN
stant. organized themselves INTO executive
and legislative departments of government,
and under oath assumed the duties and exer'
else of said power: And whereas, IN order
10 prevent tho due execution of tho laws,
strong military force was called ont mud did
array themselves to protect The said unlawful
organization of government, and TO set at
defiance the due enforcement Of law,-
Therefore,
Resoired by The General assembly, That,
there now exists in this State an insurrcc-
ton against the laws and constituted authori.
ties thereof, and tina, IN pursuance oi the con-
stitu,lan und laws of the United States, n
requisi,ion be-, and hereby Is made by this
It. legislature upon the President oithc United
States, forthwith 'o interpose the authority
and power of the United States to suppress
such insurrec,innary and lawIcss assemble.
ses, to support the existing government and
laws, and protect the State from domestic
violence.
Resolved, That his Eycelcncy the Gov
ernor be requested Immediately to transmit n
copy OF these resolutions to the President Of
the United States.
True cspy-witncss,
HENRY RO\VEN C,c'ry
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MEMOIR. R.I.ND.7.

Arr at New York. ith inst, sohr Export, Gardner II
tsy- from New Orleans.
Cld NJ Mobile, 9Th ult, schr Nirsinnn, Burroughs,
Providence.
Sid fron Savannah, lst, schr Franklin Greene, Smith.
for Havana.
sailed from Boston, ih inst brig Confidence Bailey,
for Picinn, to Iond Coal Tor Fall River.
Cid nj New York, 5th, schr Nolusia Clarke, New
born, n, G..
lug.
Arr nt New York, 7th brig Echo, Mosser Ia days I'm
Havana.
mort.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


'I>li T. subscriber has been appointed by the
Court of Probate OF the town of New
port, administrator on The estate 0 Ruth f.
Smith, laie Of Newport, single woman. dec
and having given bonds according TO law, re-
quests all persons having demands against
said estate TO present them for settlement
and all indebted are requested to make i'm
mediate payment 10
BENJAMIN SMITH, .4dmv.
Newport, May ", 1872.
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Tho mas q. Brown & Son,
Eancy Cassin,eycs,
Gcniicnpns SILK Srarjs.

1 y assortment of Florcu'ine. Mnhsn nnt
IA Cbcnc S,aris. ih,s dsy nprnrd by
ISAAC GOULD A. son,
Ar'.l - lfG Ihapci stow
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VISITATION AT WEST POINT.

The following named gentlemen have been
invited to attend the Examination OF the
Cadets Of the Military Academy, 10 com
mencc on The first Monday in June next:
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Court Of Probate, .Nsmport, April 20, 1912.
A PrLIcATioS was made for an admlnistra
IA tor to be appointed on the estate Of
Mary II. Easion, late of Newport, single wo'
man, dec.
II is ordercd,t that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
Of Probate, to be holden at the Town Hall
in Newport, on the first Monday in June
next, nj o o'clock a. m. and that previous no.
ice be given by publishing copy Of this or
der three several times in tie Herald orMe
Times, for al persons interested to appear al
said time and place aud be heard.
a true copy-witness
B. B. IlowLAND, Pro. Crk.
Mny l2.
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Court Of Probate, .Neupon, .9prH 26 Isi2.
INIIE administration account on the estate
= Of Sarah Frccborn, late Of Newport
widow, dec. was presented for allowance.
II is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred Ia
Court of Probate, to be holden at the Town
Hall in Newport, on tic first Monday in June
next, at 8 o'clock, A. NJ. and that previous
notice be given by publishing copy Of this
order. three several times in the Heraid Of
The Times. for all persons interested to mp.
pear at said time and place and be heard.
a true copy--witness
B. B, liowLANp, Pro- Cl'k.
Nav H.
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EUTTLE. FISH BONE for Canarics, for
" sale by Il. ). TAYLOR.
May l2.
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I0O BoSes Havana Brown Sugar, in Store srd ht
wv snle chpap by T.. y. Il w. NEWTON.
April -
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Court Of Probnte, .Nswpori, .qpra 2G, 1912.
A instrument in writing purporting to be
"A the las, Will and Testament oi Mary
Dayton, late of Newport, widow, dec. was
presented for Probate und letters Testament
lary thereon.
1t is ordered, that the same he received
ad the consideration thereof referred to a
Court Of Probate, To be holden at the Town
Hall, in Newport, on the lst Monday in
June next, at o'clock n. m, and that pre-.
vous notice be given by publishing a copy
of this order, three several times in the
Heraid Of The Times, for all persons interested
to appear at said time aud place and be
heard.
a true copy-witness:
B. b. liowLAND, Pro. CPk.
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tor "ADyERTIsED LET
Bags Nathan
Baker David G.
Bennett VIM.
Bil,ner J q
Brig Sea Bird * o
Brcnlon Miss Eliza &.
Cahonne Capt &
Chase John q
! Cole Richard
Cole Rev Samuel
Carpenter Miss LucyB
Crandall Mrs Abby
Crowcll Mrs. Sally
Davis William
Eamrs Harris
Earl John 81 WIN.
Fish Edward
French Rodney
Fish Miss Mary Ann
Folsom porpihy
Gardiner Eas,on
Gunraud Fauyel 3
Goh' William
Graham Capt Thomas
Glaliing Mary !
Grey Miss Charlotte
Hall Andrew
Harris Francis
Hathaway VIM L.
Hazard Thomas
.llrlmc Charles
lIinman IIavilah b 9
Hopkins Wanton
llowcs Capt Asa II
lnsley Nathaniel
Johnson George w
Kingsley Lieu! & i
Krautcr Charles
Ind 3wl ASH
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PORT OF NE WP0RT.
ARRIVED.

SATURDAY, May eth.
S,hr Daniel Kelly, from the K"nnehec win Provi.
tence. win Lumber To PrckhHn, Bull & TO.
SuoJs R.nL, Durire, from Providence 'or ". York
Herald Thompson, New York Tor Providence
snilnl-hrgs Poland, Casio0, Havana; Casast John
son, Maiapzas.
SUNDAY, May eth.
schrs Eddingion, Clnpp, from Boston, with Granite
for The Jews tenriry Molly, Rogers Hath for Provi-
dence Carolina, Wnsow, Fnll River for Charleston
Lucy a. Abigail, Baker, kennchec tor Providence En-
tcrprzr Colt, Calais for do; Morning star, kicker-on,
Bath ior do; Mary, Plumner, Addison Tor New York
Escort, Bry ant, Calais Tor do.
sniled-hrig Octa,ia, BrIshiman, Georgetown.
Sloop Providence, Brown, from Providence Tor New
York.
Passed MP, p. NJ. ship North America, Grinnell, Of
nnd fnr Warren. The \. sailed from Warren 30th
ult for the Indian Ocean.
TUESDAY, May 10Th.
Schr Leopard, Martin, nom sullivan, Me-, with lun-
Der, Iur u market. With loss cf lib.
WEDNESDAY, Nny llth.
Schr Coucorl, Pitmnn, IS days from Havana, with
nolsSscs Capt. j. Slanhopc. Went nshore near the
DumpIin- IN the about o'clock, and Will proba
bly, bgc the makes Il complete breach over her,