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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-24
From the N. o. pisayune, March IL.
The Exploring Expedition.

Among the passengers brought from
Vera Cruz, by the schooner WIN. Bry-
ln, were Lieut.. Robert f.. johnson.
Simon Blunt and DR.. Charles Guiliou
# the United States Navy, aud p. A.
;rinsmade, Esq, U. S. consul at the
sandwich Islands.
This party left the Sandwich Islands
about the end of December last, and
cached this city Wednesday night
performing the journey in a little more
han two months. Messrs. johnson:
lnd Gullou were connected with the
Exploring squadron, from which they
we're detached at the Sandwich Islands
! ne exploring squadron may be expect
ID home about the month of July
hey left the Sandwich lslal DIS on the
'th Of November. bound to Manila
ia the IooloO Sea, thence to Singa-
bore. and touching at Rio Jnneiro, will
,roceod directly to the United States
Ulcers and crew generally in good
health
The party which arrived hero took
,assngc from the Sandwich Islands to
|siazallan, "A Mexican port, at the mouth
|bl' the Gulf Of California, in the Ameri-
AN brig Joseph Peabody. From Ma
Eaildn the party proceeded down the
,oasi to Acapulco, in the Mexican
fchooncr Trina, thence overland to the
Eiiy of Mexico. The journey from
Acapulco To Mexico was performed by
his small party without interruption in
nine davs.
The u s. consul, Mr. Brinsmade,
pears dispatches from the Commodore
bf the exploring expedition. to the gov
hrumcnt at Washington. We may an
Iicipatc IN official report of the labors
of The squadron on the north west coast,
and in the Oregon territory, as also an
authentic account of the circumstances
the recent loss Of the Pea
cock.
In other respects, the intelligence
by these gentlemen is of minor
Importance. Signs of very great i'm
provemcnt in the social and political
condition of the Sandwich Islands were
visible. Experiments were in success
iul progress apparently, for creating a
government ,nnd adopting,
generally, the usages Of enlightened
nations in the management Of the affairs
Of the country.
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THE MENDI AFRICANS.

We notice the safe arrival Of Cinque and
his companions at Sierra Leone, in the barq'e
Gentleman, Captain Morris. Letters fron
The captain were received yesterday by the
cans and missionaries were landed in good
health a, Frcetown, on The 18th Of January
after which Captain Morris went Souihwsrd
his letters being dated from point on the
coast considerably to The South of Sierra
Leone.
A legacy ofS5C0 has been recently left to the
Mendi mission by The late IIora,io Taylor, OF
Nelson, Portage county, Ohio.
We copy the following from the Boston
Daily Advertiser of Friday.
LATE FROM ArRicA.-By the arrival Of the
Naun'kcog al Salem, yesterday, from The
west coast Of Africa, we have received let
ters from our correspondent at the Rio Moo
nrz of January 10. II is stated that the riveI
Nooncz was al that time in n state uf block
ade by the Froneh. In consequence Of many
uggrcssions on the pers0ns and property al
the merchants in this place, they have mud,
repeated calls on the French government
and there are now in front of the royal mud
pnlsce two French men. of war, demanding
of his majesty satisfaction for past Offences
aud To enter into treaty for future good treat,
m'n, of French subjects. They have given
the king forty eight hours to comply. or wnI
is declared In case Of final refusal. learn
that the river will be bockaded, and prison
ers made OF all his Majesty's (colored) sub
jec,s.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-24

LouIsfANA.-The Hon. Charles NJ.
Conrad has been chosen to the Senate
Of the United States for the State of
Louisiana, to supply the residue Of the
term Of Alexander Mouton, resigned.
Mr.. Conrad is Wing, but according
tc the givings-out Of some of the South
ern papers, his feelings toward the ma
tional Executive are not very cordial.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-24

MEETING OF MrHCHANTs AT NEw YORK.
In pursuance Of u call signed by large nun.
Der of respectable and influential merchants
IN New York, meeting was held last Friday
at The Exchange. George Strong presided,
assisted by number Of Vice Presidents and
Secretaries. The meeting wns addressed in
able speeches by Hugh Maxwell and Hiram
Ketchum. Resolutions were passed, urging
upon Congress the necessity Of making i'm
mediate provision for the wants Of tho coun-
try and laying aside The feelings Of party ani.
mostly which have impcded its legislation.--
The arrangements Of The currency, the pros
ration of trade, the danger Of the national
credit were oil strongly dwelt upon in the res
olutons,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-24

DISTRESSING AcciDENT.-An accident
Of the most painful nature, occurred in
the family of Mr.. Joseph G.. Stevens, on
Sunday morning last. His eldest daugh-
ter r,Annn, accidentally spilling some water
in coal fire, tho blaze which suddenly
burst from the coal, caught her dress,
and almost Immediately enveloped her
in flames. The family being in another
part of the house at the time Of the ac-
cident, she run through several rooms,
in this awful situation, before she found
assistance, which was barely in time to
save her life. She was burnt in dread
fol manner, almost to the bone in sove-
raj parts Of her body and limbs, and
though hopes are entertained Of her re-
covery, still hor case is extremely criti-
cal, and one of great suffering.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-24

CONGRESSIONAL.-We still have
but little to record Of the doings of Con-
gress. "The past week. says the cor
respondent of The N. Y. Commercial
Advertiser, "must be set down as one
Of the most unproduciivc of this unpro-
ductive session." The debate on Mr..
Clay's Tariff resolutions, has occupied
tho largest part of the time in the Sen
ate. and in the House, no business of
M important public character, had been
consummated. The Loan Bill was the
prominent subject Of debate.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-24

The sixth regiment Of infantry bns been
withdrawn from Florida, Col. Worth having
received instructions some months since to or
der it out when it, services could be- dispensed
with. Two battalions have arrived at New
Orleans, on their way to Jefferson Barracks,
where the regiment will take post until re-
crutrd from the fntgues of an arduous duty,
and its ranks are filled up. The inference Ia
be drawn from the retirement Of the Sd ariil.
!cry aud 9th infantry from service in Florida
is that that the war there is near n close
.7rmy 4 Nary Chronicle.
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The Samaritan, temperance paper publish
ed in Providence, in giving an account of the
recent temperance celebration in that city,
refers to one of the speakers as follows:
"Tho Bcneiicent Congregational Church
was filled at an early hour. MALBosE GARD
SER, EsQ, n reformed drunkard, addressed the
assembly. Mr.. q. is about sixty years Of age,
graduate of Brown University and man OF
40 ordinary talent. lie has been for forty
wears dcgrnded soi. lie acquired an appe.
tito for intoxicating drinks while preparing for
college, and to this appetite he has given loose
rcins. lie was nurturcd in the lap Of luxury
and refinement. Has squandcred handsome
propcrty-spent several years in Il jall-sufler.
I'd inexpressibIy from disease and delrium
rcncns-wandcred from place to place, lodg.
irg in barns "r by the way side as the case
might be. ls Il lawyer by profession. Signed
the pledge the Sd Of December, lsiI. -.
Since that lime his course has been upward
God grant that he may never fall !"
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i tenn q.

POSTMASTER At New YoNK.-Thc nomi
instion Of Mr.. Graham to the Office Of Post.
master in New York, was confirmed by the
Senate on Monday.
A WHALE IN our WATERs.-We learn
that whale was seen in Lynnhaven Bay on
Thursday las,, by tho officers Of tho Revenue
Gutter Toney.-.NorjOM Beacon.
The St. Loui. Organ, Of March 9th, says the
spring business is now fairly bcgun-boats are
loading and unloading, with something like
former activity,
QUAKras.-Towa Legislature has refused {.
esemp, this religious denomination from per
forming military duty.
PuILApLLrHIA BAsKs-Thc Philadelphia
banks resumed specie payments, on Friday
-Four only have failed, viz; Penn Township
Nee ohanis', Msnufso;urcrs' and Mechanic. and
Moyarsr,irs
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An old gentleman, sersaiy;foas years IF age

An old gentleman, seesaiyfoas years IF age
lately died in Jail at Worcester, where he had
been incarcerated in consequence Of iabiIit,
he assumed in endorsing a note for something
less than one hundred dollars, and which h,
was unable to discharge. The Barre Gazette
says the creditor is said to have been informed
that tho prisoner was in feeble health and
ready TO perish from the effects Of confinement.
hearless reply was all that was made, ami
on the llth last, this old man, shut up will,
iclons for an act of kindness, DIED IN PRlS-
ON. May tho devil catch the brute Of n
creditor, says the Boston Post.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-24

The Legislature Of New Jersey adjourned
ing which IL mntnred and passed one hundred
and twenty.one acts, and one joint resolution.
Tho most important Of these acts were those
requiring the suspended banks to resume Oh or
before the LET Of August, and abolishing i'm
prisonment for debt. (The operation Of The
latter is not limited to future debt, but applies
TO all actions or processes for debt whatever. }
This act Of itself lsays the New York Tribune)
would suffice to crown this Legislature with
lasting honor.
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PORT OF NE w PORT.
ARulV ED.

FRIDAY, March 18Th.
Brig Rowse. Allen, nm Providence 10. Havana.
Sloop Albany, Gibbs, fn Providence for Albany.
SATURDAY, March 18Th.
Scbs Harriet Porter, Snow, IN Boston for New York;
Nile, snow I'm Dartmouth for Hartford America Shell
ley, I'm Providence Tor do,
SUNDAY, March goth.
Sch Convert, Prince, I'm Camden, with Lime to Finch
& Engs.
Sch Citizen Griffin, II day. I'm Ma'anzas, with Mo-
lasses la Geo. Enss, Esq.
MONDAY. March 2ls,.
Schs Montana, Wrtherell, In Norlnk for Boston
Delight IN Peace, Frecmnn In WellllcrI TOR New York
Mechanic, ichfed I'm North Carolina tor Prov idence'
Vnn Buren,, Aen In Lubec Tor Richmond; Mary, Baker
lm New Bed(ard lar Phindelphia
Soup Consolation, Kenny, lin New London for Fort
Adams, Victory, French I'm Providence ior New York.
TUESDAY, March 22d.
Brig Poland, Cozzens, I'm Providence.
schs NariH, mHli I'm hoston for Providence; Ap
preutice Boy, Youus. im Yarmouth Tor New ork
Messenger. Jefferson TN Boston Tor n. Carolinr Mar,
Mara, Almer, I'm ThoiuH-ion ior New York Elvrn.
PIummrr, In Newbnryport for Alexandria Premium,
trowell. I'm Wsrrhnm Tor New York; BNchango, Nick
erson la Warren i"r Norwich; Waterman, Jameson,
TN Thomsston for New York
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Brig Poland. Cozsens, I'm Providence.
,ME.NOR.1.NDI.

In Hampton Roads ih brig Octavin Brghiman, I'm Ma
tanzas, bound To Baltimore. Spoke going in, brig "a
uonicus, Bigey, hence 10 da,s
Arra Norfolk, 18Th, sch Porroise. Turner. hence.
Arr ut Portsmouth, \. H. 10TH sch Plough Boy from
York for this port.
Sailed In Mainnzas, ith sch Citizen, Griffin, New port
sne,l I'm Havana about 9Th, bark Merchant Boss iur
Maiansns, 10 load Tor Hamburg.
Al New Orleans, 5th inst, ship Palestine, Luichcld
for Livtrpool same day.
CID at New Orleans, 81 inst, sch urchn, Ba5eook.
Port Leon.
Arr nj baltimore, 18th lust, brig octaya, Brshtman,
II DAYS i'm MnlHnzss.
Al Havana, 9Th nsL brig Prince dc JoinVille, Gard
ner, ior ,altimore-sch Tasso, Gales, iUr sagua.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-24

EXTENSIVE AYB Destructive CoSFLAGRA-
RIOS Ar CHARLEsTowS.-Tho Boston Times OF
Monday morning says 1--WE are indebted I,
the Bunker Hill Aurora for n slip cOnanin.
the particulars Of the large and 'asiructivc fir,
which occurred at Charlcstown on Sunda,
morning, con,m,ncing at 3 o'clock. 1t origi.
mated IN large woodcn building occupied by
!abnn Turner, tr1ckman, us a stable, which,
together with ten out of eleven horses thai
were ia it was destroyed the fire then com.
municatcd To a three story wooden house ad-
joining the stable and fronting on Wapping-st.
owned by Mr.. McCuskan, which was not en-.
iirely destroyed and thence to one in the rear
fronting on Henley ST., owned by James Dana,
Esq. which was entirely destroyed aud thence
again To n two story wooden building fronting
on Wappng ST, owned by the heirs of Mr.. &
Brown; several buildings in the neighborhood
and an extensive coa-yard containing a larg.
quantity of coal belonging to the Cunard steam.
ers took fire but were promptly exlinguishcd
Fortunately the wind was very light, aud an
abundance of water was obtained from the re-.
servoir and docks Mcsscrs Dana and Ne
Cuskans buildings were insured at the Lowell
and Cambridge Mutual office.
The fire was undoubtedly the work of an
incendiary, as the buildings on Devens' wharf
had been fired in The prev, part Of the oyrf,
ing, but which was soon extinguisbcd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-24

The Legislature Of Florida have passed reso.
lutions expressive of their gratitude for the ser.
vices which Col. w. J. Worth has rendered
that territory as commandcr-in-chicfo Of the
military forces in that quarter. They speak in
a manncr highly complimentary of the skill and
ability with which he has conducted the mill
tary operations entrusted to his charge, and
state that he has been instrumental in ridding
the territory Of nearly seven hundred Of her
murdcrous foes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-24

Commodore Downcs has received instrnc.
tons to give up the command Of the navy yard
on this station, whenever the officer to be ap.
pointed as his successor may arrive. 1t is not
known who will succeed him in command
but whoever he may be we do not believe thai
he will prove II more popular or efficient oih
Ger than Commodore Downcs. We also un
derstand that commander Joel Abbot, and Cap
tain Addison Searle have received instructions
To hold themselves in readiness To be detached
in u few weeks Boston Mercantile Journal.
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Us q EA Is HA 2G5.

In this town, ON ,h- 18th insi, by Rev Mr. Thay~r.
Mr: HENRY FERGUSON, OF Proylaence, 10 Miss
JANE sHORTBRIDGE, of this town,
III North King-io~n. I7fb lust, Mr. WM N. ALLEN
TO Miss MARY w. GREENE, both of that town.
ln New shorchain,,. 18th inst. Mr.. HENRY sTEp.
MAN, 10 Miss CArHARINE lIrTLEFlELD, dsuah.
Ter OF Mr.. Ray LiitIeneli all oft that place.
IN Providence, ON the 18Th insi, Mr.. wM. DOGMAN
70 Miss CLARA X, daughter al James y. 4iatis.-On
Mon lay evening irsI, Mr. LEWIS NAJAC, to Mis-.
BETsEY ELLIS. both Off.
ln WEXFORD, ON Monday last. Mr.. J. B. HARTWELI.
Of Providence, 10 Miss HARRIET, youngest daughter
Of John Hail. Esq.
SioDington. TO Miss SUSAN, daughter Of Oliver Davis
Esq. OF Westerly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-24

DoSE FoR.-Capt. Schinley is fairly beat
en- out Of the field. Tide The following cx
tract from letter in the Philadelphia Senli.
mel, dated harrisburg, March l6.
A bill passed the final reading, comforting
upon Wm.Croghan,( father Of the girl who rn,
off with Capt. Schinley.) a life estate in al
The property settled by James O'flara upo,
his daughter Mary. who married said William
Cfoghan, aud is deceased. The bill farther
provides for The final settlement of the said
estate upon Mary Croghan, otherwise Schin
ley, and her heirs, subject To the entire dis
erection of ihc trustees Of said estate, who ar,
to receive oil rents, issnes and profits Of ih'
said estate, and contribute out Of the sam
for the support Of the aforesaid Mary SchIn
ley, according Ia their direction. This oci
was sent To the House, anG that body imme
dla'cIy concurrcd therein. II was then scnr
Ia the Governor. and returned with his MP
proval, and Is now q law, The captain viii
have 10 ,ry some other speculation.
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Dry Goods u I x cduccd Prices
READ. THOMAS & .lilSO.E,

A RE receiving weekly from package sales
IN ~ New York and Boston. cases and
bales OF British aud American Goods. many
Of " hich they offer for sale al less than the
cost Of importation or OF manufacture. among
which are Cloths, Casslmcres, Satilnet.s.
Brown ard Dleached Colions. Vesiings, Vel.
vets Summer Sjutfs, Prints. &c. &c.
Constantly for sale. ns Agents, Willis,on' s
Brocade Silk Satin aud Lasting Buttons
Also, X. g. w. Roblnson's rich glr, cont aud
YES, buttons, with full assortment Of Taor's s
trimmings.
Also so pieces Green, Blue, Wool aud
piece dyed Black Cloths of superior finish,
per ship Tslcyrnnd. from Liverpool.
READ, THOMAS e. MASON.
Providence. March u. 1912 6i.
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Steamboat ErDios;on and L,o,s of LIZ.

Steamboat Explosion and Loss of Lif,.--
The Mobile Morning Herald of the 9Th inst
snys--lIy the arrival of the steamer CANE.
brake, from Logan's Bluff. last evening, we
have received the confirmation of the rumor
of an cxplo.ion Of the boilers Of the steamer
North Star. and the fatal loss of lie ATTENDANT
on u. The occurrence took place nj about
10 or ~ mites below Tuscaloosn. on her pas
sage down, on the 25'h uli Amer the ex
plosion. tho boa, took FIRE aud burned To- the
waters edge aud sunk. F,liecu of the pet
sons src said In have been killed. The can
Paraau'. mud The pilot, were both
o. l.cths iv.r, ssH succeeded in reach.
,'o-s - '..,tf 4ctt.'v i-'r,e,.
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Fl d r A l. ID OF THE TIMES.

THE CoSsTiTvT!os.-We were in
hopes 10 be able to give our readers
The fnal result Of tho vote, this morn
ing, but have been disappointed. No
express from Providence has arrived.
We have some reports which increases
the voto for the Constitution in the
ueighboring towns, but have nothing
certain.
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THr sLASprR AoAissr Mn. Wrusrrn

THE SLASprR AoAissr Ma. wrvsrrn.-
Mr.. George May. whom the EDITOR Of th,
Louisville journal gave MS ns authority Tor
the publication OF the base slandcr against
Mr. Webster. has denied that hc ever auihori
zcd my such publication. lie mentioned tn
story TO the editor Of the Journal ms mcrc
runor which be had heard ut Washington
and nevor suspected that IN unguardcd aud
familiar conversation would lead to n publ
cation so unjus, to Mr.. W,bfl =, aud mort,
ryirg - hwisslf 80 .nuo,k Doiy .5dr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-24

4 New and Good assortment Of Dry Goods,
"a at No. 100 Thames st.. which " be-
s"ld very low. as most Of them have been
purchased NJ Boston Anciions. and OF the
best importing houses, very recently these
are mol goods that have been offered for sale
IN Boston, and because they would not sell
sent to Newport but they are all new uoods.
and bought expressly for the Newport mar-
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Cotton Goods at the same price ss bought
of the Agents, and other Goods eguslly ss
cheap. Also . good assortment Of Laces
aud Lisle EdainSs which will be cold low
This assortment will bo sold a. as low end
lower prices than can be purchased else-
where, which the Ladies' wlll very coon iud
out. if they call st lG0 Ths,ner 81, which
they are respectfully invited 10 do. Nv
ml7. CUTTING Il AUGUSTUS.
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For Sale or to let,

[czsN The large three story House
G5X!:ra in Pelham street formerly
EaNiiiN owned and occupied by the
EssSSD late Capt. Thomas X. Gard
uer as boarding house being IN central
part of the town, it ia very convenient and
suitable for that, or large family. The
house is IN good repair. For terms, apply
to SAMUEL WIllTEllORNE.
Mar 10 If.
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THIS DAY OPENING,
AZ lfo, 1Ho@es-sireet. opposite II. j.
Tayior's,
FOUR CASES OF

NEW olIttS SFhlNG 6UUUS,
Amoso WHICH ARE TUE FOLLOWING, VIE;
% ps. Sd plaid, spot and dsmask Cambrics.
25 cts per yard.
10 pa. "A super Scotch Ginghams, 81 OTIS.
Real French Prints, Is
10 ps. A American Prints, 10.
- case super Light Prints, l2ta Is
~ ps rich styles Chnlz, 7 cts. 20 l..
Super Royal Victoria Robes, 81 cts,
White and black tloni,on Wells, 63 a 67c.
d doz. cold bordered Cambria Iidkfs. 25c.
Carton Mourning Collars, 25c.
new and rich style Ladies' Cravats.
Tarllon, Brussels aud Gmpure Laces.
! case brown aud Bleached Shcslings sud
Shr,lngs
.Aso. A new style of Bonnet and Cap Rib
bons, &c. &c. &c.
Most Of the above goods have beeu pur
chased at Boston Aucllons, aud will Le sald
at Great Bargains.
March "a. c. hMBERLlN.
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AUCTIONS.

0" Friday. March s5tk. 1919. stli
o'clock. wiH be let at Public .asei;aw.
al ffhs R'd Market, on Ferry Ivhayf.
TIE Stalls IN said AInrkrl. .--also. at the
saWn place. the Monument LIT. fos
moving. J. GOODSPEED. .3uefr.
March II.
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New Goods
BROAD CLOTHS,

4 6AssIMEREs, Satilnet,s. CazzInctts, Yer.
~ mont Cloths, Kentucky Jeans, Bcyer.
teens, Black NelpeIs aud Silk NeslIngs; the
above for sale decidedly cheap. bv
March "a. JIUES HAMMOND.
NEW YORK CRACKERS, ornll kinds. Tor sale hy
~ Aarch 81 Il. 4. IL W. NEWTON.
IL ANS, Smoked Beef Lard, Buiter, Beef Pork. Salt
IL salmon, Mackcrcl, aud other Prov sions Just re-
cel'rh, aud viii be sold cheap by
Match "a. l.. +. & w. NEWTON.
LEGS, bought n, the market prices, at all tunes
IL March "a. by L. Z. & W. NEWTON.
Young TYSON TEA, at ~ cents, very good for
Il sale by J.. 4. A. W, NcwTuS.
March 2l.
| ENoNS, Oranges, rigs Prunrs, Madeira Nuts.
IL FHhers, Dried Cherries Almonds, Pickle. vernIa,
eel Mcaroni, ApchU,ies aud sardes, for sale IN ios
To- suit huycrs, by l.. r. 6, W. NEWTON
srch 2l.
IO Boxes Brown and White Havana Sugar: 50 Sacks
w. Worhing tons Salt; 7s Bags Cuba aud 81. Doniin-
go Coffee 100 bbls Canal Flour. just received aud Tor
sale by E. r. & w. NEWTON.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
AUA a lot Of land ean'ninlng i~s
Ty,n acres, with new house thereon.
sv and windmill, situated on ito
se4e1E7A road. half way between Wsk~.
hrid aud Point Judith Pier. All in fifst rp,s
order and well situated fr custom. F.s
teims. apply to WM. CHAuPLlN.
South kmgsiopn. Foim yndi,t.
SoOl5 Kingsiosu, Mar =, lsi2- Jss
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Court Of Probate, .'fiii!eto,cn, .1fur. 81, 1912
'ENllE Executors I'd account on the estate
Of George Irish, late of Mldd. d.etown,
deceased, was presented 10: examination and
allowance.
|, is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
of Probate, to be holden at the town house
IN Midde,own on the lst Monday in April
nextat o'clock a,uL aud that previous notice
be given, by publishing copy Of this order
three several times in the Herald Of The
Times, for uIl persons interested TO appear at
said time and place aud be heard
true copy-wltness:
March "a. JOSHUA CUGGEsHALL, Pro. elk
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-24
For sale or 10 Let,

find Immediate possession giren,
3~A The Finn Cottage. situated in
fsss:I3 Prospect Hill street. The prcm-
ses, with garden and out build.
sssE6 ings, combine all the advantages
requisite to crafty the man of taste and bu-
siness. Also for sale, one share in the Cod.
dlngton Monuiactpry. For terms apply TO
the subscriber, agent for Mrs. Finn
JOSIAH &. SHAW.
March 10Th, 1912