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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
HAVE been appointed Commissioners of
Bankruptcy for the County of Yazoo.-
Those who are disposed to avail themselves
of the benefits resulting from the Bankrupt
Law, and at the same time consult cheapness
and economy, will find it to their interest to
have me to make out and prepare their petit
tions, schedules, &c.
My Office is in the second story of Mr..
Hamer's brick building, Immediately in front
of the Phoenix House.
JAMES HAYDEN
Yazoo City, March 80, l842. 38-tf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-08
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM
~ ENGLAND.

The steamship Columbia arrived AT
Boston on Friday morning at three -
clock, with dates FROM Liverpool to The
18th ultimo, her day of sailing, aud from
London ia the l8lh. Among the pas
sengers in the Columbia is General
Cass, our late Minister to the Court OF
France.
The news Is not Of much Importance
The overland mail had arrived with
dates from India to the lst of October,
and from China to the 28th Of July.
FRANCE.-The Paris Journals are
principally occupied in discussing the
right Of search" question.
Gen. Cass, the late American minis
ter at Paris, left that city on Saturday
last, on his return 10 the United States,
through London, a few hours before
his departure, he had an audience of
Louis Philippe to take leave. The
king, in the kindest terms, expressed
his regret at the departure of the Gen
eral, and assured him that during the
whole period Of his official residence in
Paris the relations between them had
been such as to give constant satislac-
tion to his majesty.
Mr.. Ledyard, the son-in-law Of Gen.
Cass, remains in Paris, as Charge
d'Aflaires.
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ftrn g..

Il jonathan Chapman, Mayor Of Boston, has
declined a nomination tor reelection.
Gov Seward has pardoned Col. J. w.
Webb who was sentenced 10 the State
Prison for intending to fight duel.
The Cabinets of England and France are
now supposed to be seriously employed in
wise arrangements for an amicabc and per
Inanenl peace.
DoN'r Roll MiLK.-A celebrated English
physician says that milk, when allowed to
boil, loses most of its nutritious quality. 1t
may be made lukcwarm, but must not BE-
boiled.
Spirits Turpentine is said to be certain
remedy to get rid Of tho little ants, that are
frequently found in old houses.
village Of Oswego on The morning of the
ooh ult. by which property TO the amount Of
$4,000 was destroyed.
One Of the ncwsboa,s Of the New York
Herald upset, down the bay, on Friday last
aud two men were drowned. Their names
were William A. Basselt and John King
The chvalrous and magnnninous State OF
New Hampshire has refused to take her
.hare Of the proceeds Of the public lands
She will probably be begging for them be.
fore long.
The owners Of the unfortunate steamboat
Vrmiion recently burned OH Like Erie,
have ordered their whole line, hereafter, to
be supplied with "Francs's Life Boats."-
This is all very well, and would have been
much better it the orders had been g iveu
before 50 fearful loss Of human life was the
consequence Of ilIc neglect.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-08

A llousc-kccprr communicates to the Bos
ton Courier the following receipt to max,
bread Of an excellent quality, at a third les,
cost than bakers bread is now charged at
Nix dry. with one quart of -four, two tea
spoons fill of Cfenm of Tartar; add to
sufficient quantity OF sweet milk, twothrd,
Of teaspoon full OF Super-Cnrbouate Of Soda
Mix the whole together and bake immediate
Iy. ShouId water be used instead of mik
add n little shortening.
Bread made IN this way is light, white and
sweet; the trouble Of making 1t is very small
The price to be paid for Cream Tartar SHOULD
not De more than % cents per pound Tn,
price Of super Carbonate Of Soda not over l(
cents per pound, at retail. The wholesale
prices of these articles are 20 cents PEI
pound for The former, and 10 cents for the
latter,
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D z "A r n 8

In this town, on the 30th ult, Mrs. Sarah,
widow of Mr.. John Altman, in the Gill year
of her age.
In Middlc,own on Saturday morning last,
after a lingering illness, Elijah Anthony, a
member oftho Socely oifricnds,ageh - years.
In Middctown, on Tuesday evening, Mr..
James raggart, in the 6Jih year otbIs age
Funeral tomorrow, at his late residence IN
Nnldlctowu, which his relations aud friends
are invited to attend without further notice.
In Key lNes,, Oct. llth, Mrs. Ruth Adams,
wife Of Tb.ings Adams, aud daughter of the
late Job Austin, Of this town, aged % years.
In Bristol, ON the 3O.h nlt. Mrs. Mary Cor.
ham, daughter of l.. G.. Richmond, Esq. anl
wife Of MIR John W. Doarth, aged q l"ar..
Ia Providence, on tho lst inst Mrs. i'c'scy
Aldrich, aged lG years.-3d, Mr. John Perrin,
aged 30 years-On Tuesday last, Capt. L,-
man Cooley, late of New York, aged i3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-08

JUpGE SroRY.-Wc regret to learn that
tho health of this interchangeable magistrate
has been so cnfcebed by his unremtlng..ot
ten,ion to the duties of his Office in the Cir.
cut Court Of this district, that he has been
obliged to delay giving his opinion in The ju.
ry trials for the present term, exccp, IN some
few cases of bankruptcy now before him.
The absence Of Judge Story from the
Bench, viii be much lamentcd and the pub
Ilc hope is u heartfelt aud sincere one that
he may soon bo restored to renewed activity
aud usefulness in sphere in which he ha.
been so pre-cminenty distinguished Boston
| Transcript
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-08
SHIP TfyA NEWS.
PORT OF NE w P0R T.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 3o
Sch'r Caroline, Brown, from MachiaS for
Bridgeport, Ct Spoke 29lh, , =. VI, of Nan.
tuckci, sch'r Patriot, Hates, fin Machlas tor
New York, who reported having lost his Mate
overheard The night previous.
Schr Gov. Arnold, Baker, fin Boston for
salem, New Jersey.
Schr New Delight, Kelly, New Bedford for
~ York.
SIoop Yankee, Chace, Fail RivcrofN. York.
Sloop Providence, Brown, fin Providence ir
n. Yo,k.
THURSDAY, Dec. !.
Brig Wapkinco, Atkins, ip Fall River for
Baltimore.
Schr lbion, of Yarmouth,) BRAY, fin Bos.
ton for Rchnond,put IN for some slight repairs.
Soop Republic, Suwlc, from New Bedford
for Nrw-York; Corinthian, Shepherd, do lr
do China, of Slrntiord.
FRIDAY, Dec. 9.
Sch'r Emperor, Hathaway, fin Taunton for
Phia John Jay, Bakor, Prov. for do.
Smack Alert, Brown, with l2J bbls. hour
part ofcargo of schr Ellza Ellen, ashore about
one mile west ofPoint Judith Light.
SATURDAY, Dec. ,.
| Brigs Sylph, Nickcrson, I'm Boston for Phlla;
| Antaros, Ta,lor, do for do. Benz. franklin,
| tIIIIIn, 40. Ibl ANfW-Iplh, N"J'o''1 ''''s -
DAYS from Georgetown, ). C., for New York.
Scl'rs Flora, Nickerson, fm Plymouth for
Baltimore Candaco, Brown, Albany for Fall
River Boston, Bradley, ilallowell for Mali.
son, Conn. Wolcot, Ryder. Boston, Tor New
York.
Sloop Excel, Dunning, Fall River for New
York George Washington, smith, ProN. Tor
| Norwich.
/ Also arrived T.. :. Ship NandaIla, Capt
Ramsey, ~ days from Cape Palmas, Nlrca,
part of crew sick aud short ofpr">isions. The
/ vantalm lo,l at the Cape brig Atalanta, Brown
\ lor Philadelphia, soon, all well brig Herald
II Howard, passed the Cape 21th sept Tor Llml.
ra, all well Oct 2lsi, boarded, ~ lat 10 \
lon - ~, sch. Gal,llc, - days TN Boston Il
. China Nov. ~, was boarded by bark Nthaln
last iin porgos banks, of and ior Edgariown
with 900 hbls oil, all well. Tho Ga1cllr had
rNprricnccd very light winds, and the Altl'all'
fin the rough state uf her copper, anticipated d
lnna passage These facts Captain Raniso
n Nns rraurstrd in make mention Of on hIs ar
llri,al ~ the t. states.
n SUNDAY, Dee. I.
\ Sch'r New England, rcndlcion, I'm Banso
II los E-s,N, Conn
Il S,hf Liza Lll1l, lol Puilldnd) boioio 70
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-08
BRIGHTON MARKET-MoSpAY, Dec. 3
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser * Patriot

At market SO Beef Cattle, $50 Stores 1000
Sheep, aud 40 Swine.
PRicEs-Bccf Cattle-Iast weeks prices
were fully suciained. A few yoke extra at
30. FIRST quality 81 80; second quality
S3 - ii 3 20 third quality 80 50
Barrclling Catlle-Aless , ~ No I, $50.
Siores-Very few sales effected.
Sheep .ois were sold from soc TO 70
W,thcrs from l15 to 2 10.
Swinc-Lots To pcddlc at 2sc for Sows, and
34c for Barrows. Al retail from 3 10 A. sc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-08

o"So' """u' WHICH many pI our readers
have read much in various publications
on the subject, and especially Of late
years IN the newspapers in which de-
'scriptions have been given of expert.
ments performed on persons magneliaed
1t is a subject, like all others, tha,
finds advocates, aud Of course oppo-
sers. Many believe there is a reaiil,,
IN it, and others sci it down as sheer
humbug. The curiosity and wonder OF
people, in many places, have been ex-
c'tedto great degree, by the astonishing
experiments exhibited, and hundreds
have been found ready to admit that il
as a science, and may be adapted to
useful purposes, but TINT it is enshroud-
ed in deep, inexplicable mystery. The
lecture of Mr.. Parker on Tuesday
evening went far ia dissipate tho mys-
tery that some has contcnded enshrincs
u, and the experiments which followed
on "a young lady whom he magnetized,
proved to the satisfaction of most of
those present, who had fair share of
marvcllousness, that there was, or is,
something to say the least, in the science.
We have not room or time at present
40 give description Of the experiments
which we witnessed, and will only add
that they were, of very interes-
ting nature, and well worthy the at
tention ofthe advocates of Mesmersu,,
and the curious generally.
The third and last lecture Of Mr..
Parker will be given this evening.
iLJs =. S. The evidence shown last
evening Of the truth of the science, was
more conclusive than the experiments
on Tuesday evening. After Mr.. p. had
exhibited ample proof of the magnetic
sleep in the case of the young lady, he
consented to attempt to magnetize any
individual present, though he did not
he said, expect to be entirely success
iuI, as it rarely occurred, on the first
trlai of a person who had never been
mngnetizcd. The subject who present.
ed himself upon the platform was an OPP
crative, We understood, in one of our
cotton mills, foreigner; large, stout
man, unknown to the audience or mag
nclizcr-a pretty hard looking subject,
as ,was generally thought-nnd when
he took his seat there was breathlcss
attention, which was only interrupted
by tho occasional outbursls of laughter
from the auditors, as the gentleman be-
gan to wink, and cape, and endeavor
to resist the magnetic influence. In a
bout ten minutes his eyes were firmly
closed, and he was unable to open them,
or to get out of his chair, and though
conscious Of what was passing around
him, he was in fact rendered utterly
powerlcss.-A physician present pro-
nounced his pulse as high AS 100, clear
~ in an unnatural state.--Tne expert
mont, suffice To say, was satisfactory to|
all present. lie remained in the state
about twenty minutes. We have no
room for further particulars, but refer
10 those present to corroboratc these
facts and for other details. We un-
dcrstand some other persons will be
magnrtized this evening, who arc better
known.
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Us q q q : a q l3 s.,

In this town, on THURSDAY evening last, by
the Rev. Mr.. Thaycr, Mr. Henry q. RemIng.
ton, OF so~ Bedford, to Miss Nqry Ann &,
Rice, eldest daughter of Mr. Isaac Iicc, Of this
place.
At the Waddawannuck House, Stonington
CT, Nov -, by the Rev Mr.. Edwards, Mr.
Geo. II. Lawlon, 10 Mrs Mary Babcosk, widow
Of the late John Bnbcock, both If Providence.
Ia East Greenwich, 9th ult., Mr.. Edward
Slanhope, Jr., of this town, to Miss Ann Eliza
Wic.es, Of East Greenwich.
Ia Bristol, on the Ist ipst. Dir. VIM. Iiul-
lock, 10 Miss Martha B. Simmons, both OF
Bristol.
In Providence, on the 9th ult. Mr.. Ezra
French, to Miss Ruth Holmes, both Of j.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-08
INVESTMENTS.

The Journal Of Commerce thus speaks o
The state OF affairs in the city of New York
"There is plenty of money now which thu
owners know not what To do.wiIll aud plenl,
OF real estates sold al very low prices. whlcl
VIII be worth very high prices when the
wheel turns round"
The calculations were evidently made fol
the city Of New York, but wlll apply To any
OF The "ncishboring Cities" rs the aIinanacs
say. Men npw. IN these hard llrnes, are lay.
lng the ioundq,Ions OF immense fortunes
Property is sold very low, aud the demand fol
money ~ business is small. The careful
purchasers Of real estate will, in Two years
have reapcd golden harvest, Phaad. u.
8. GG-ete.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-08

The Washington correspondent OF the
New York Commercial, writes from the Seat
of Government, under date of Dec. lst, Us
follows:
The House Of Representatives, during
the recess, has undergone important repairs /;
the new plan for warming It with furnaces OF
peculiar kind, being al once perfect IN It's
construction aud CONVENIENT IN It's arrange
mrn,. You see nothing of the means where
by you are genIaIly and thoroughly warmed
upon entering the hall, and the plan is ad.
mlrably conducive To thorough and hcathiu.
yrn,llalion--a great dcsIdcra,um hitherto.
Nothing has yet been done, ~ this way, tor
the Senate chamber, for which, however, q
splendid new carpet is preparing.
Things now present busy and industrious
aspect at the Departments. The Cabinet are
all at their posts. MIR Lcgaro is still con-
fined home, Ill, but convalesceni. Mr.. Cush-
Ing has not yet returned from his flying visit
10 The hast, bat lseXp,ctcd 10 be ~ hs place
ON the first day OF the session.
tlnnk II most likely that quorum will
be in Attendance at The opening OF the ses-
,lun.
Nlr. Forward will probably report To Com
gross that the tarif, passed at the last scs
SION, will not produce over eighteen millions
I dollars annually Had hS calculations
bccn taken rs the basis of The law, the reve'
uue would have been much larger. Rnt the
rllslon uf The articles Of tea aud coffee wi
hr found TO make all the difference. An IT
in will be- made To add those articles nn'
lnolh,r tn reduce the tariff Which VII
succc,d Is prohlcnn,Ical
Thr cxchcqucr plan oi Mr.. Cush'ng's com
nnlcr will be the great administration nra
.arn uf the session. Opinions differ mlcl
ls tons success. II ~ To bc hoped TIN
,unp good measure will be adopted Tor th'
reguaI"n oi The currency.
Az siTn will undoubtedly be made, dur
ing the winter, for the repeal OF thc bank
rnpt law of 1911. The consiItutionalty q
,hr law WiIl also be tested during the ap
ftoachrng tern Of the Snpcmc Court !
T'.l comc up on case made ln Missouri,
a,,cSr."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-08

MELANCHOLY SHIPwRECKs.-1'Ee new
baIk iSadore, Capt. Leandcr Foss, belonging
to Kennebnnk, Nc. sailed thence on Wednrs-
day morning, 30th ull, tor New Orleans, ana
was totally lost in the ESE. gale, same
night, on llaxweIl'S beach, near Cape Ned
dock, York, Nc, Every person on hoard
fourteen or fifteen IN number, pcilshed! They
were all young men belonging TO kcnne-
bunk. The vessel was OF :}95 tons bur,hen
was owned by several shipmaslcrs oi Kenne-
bunk including Capt F"ss, was valued al
80, 500, aud insured for S22 COO at one OF
Iicc IN this city. She probably had small
cargo of hay aud potatoes, OF no great value
Capt, Foss was iprmcrIy Wasier Of bark llor-
ace, oi kengeouDk, winch vessel went ashore
near the same place, two or three years since
Cap. +. having put IN on account of 6utiny
among his crew, when on a vnyage from n
Orleans TO Europe.
On the same night the schooner James
Clark, Capt. Beck, of and from 81. John, n.
B. via Portland, for this port, went ashore on
Rye Beach, New Hampshire, aud six passcn
gers pcrishcd. Their names were Daniel
Mahoney - Barry lady, and her
daughter FIVE years old /; n child of Mrs.
Stewart. and little girl named Peggy
The vessel il total loss, with her cargo OF
Potatoes, old iron, and laths. Capt. Beck
was confined TO his bed at Portsmouth, three
Of the crew have arrived IN the city, a free
passage having been gwen them on tn,
Eastern Rail Roud. Boston Patriot.
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l843
BOSTON ALMANAC.

'rI'HE Boston Almanac for isl3 Will n reHdN for do
i livery nhoui the stcuud week ~ December. I've
Pubsicr Is happy 10 anpopnce 10 The Pubhr ihhl tHI-
huurr-oi the Alnhuur VII contain nfignnl flrNs "
nll the Churches Huston The ctawiugr We're m9l,
un the spot hS an eminent artist hi bpsl1h,-Mf. "
hhngs--amd were cut by sone "i 0ug best tnsrav.rs
Each one IL npnuied with short Chronological
from the formation q, the socieU % le present
Tine. This Information, accompanied Win correct
view Of each house of Public Worship ~ the Ciiy' VIII
rive pnrii abr interest the AiHAnnc aud especially
sO when u 10 con, ,ldled lhui the whole u the Churches
Ia iin,ion are embraced ~ the hrcOunt.
The remainder ol the book VIII be occupied with the
usual n,aitrr oun Ia the Aiianc, hna whif, has given
u 30 much celruiy ia years pasL lhc covers UI the
niaunc viii he decorated with highN wrought sprcl-
uns of Enbossing, aud elaborate Fancy Phulhig The
volume ~ u whole will exceed ANY number hut has 81
been pubshrd. As hut limited nuniher viii be struck
or friends from The cOuuir, ARE requested :" rrnd ~
their orders ns soon ~ possible ~ the Publisher.
DICk lNsON or Ia Messrs. THomAs GROoM 60 ,
State street. Orders hrsi received w bo first n,cn-
died IN Nav. 10.
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AUCTIONS.
NOTICE.

WiH &c gold at PnLGr Apeiio" on Sniw-
day, ne iOh day sf Dec merf, al 1
o'eioek, a NJ, on Ne promises, by r"-
tns Of a decree eE Ne Court q Pro-
9aie, Of Newport, - q
4 ". the right. title and interest. which
~ Sdsaupnb Wiskham lnd. at the time of
her decrease. ia or 10 certain lat Of land,
with The dwelling house aud other buildings
lhcrcop standing. siiunic IN Newport. bonn-
dcd westerly on Spring street. nor'herly "n
land of Mary Mnminrd. eastcrY on and OF
the Co!orcG Union Church. and sooihFrly o"
land of Edwin Wilbur, II be'ug the I"pd nnd
premises lple Owned aud pccppi"d by said
Snsannah WlskAaW, or 80 mpcA tAereoi ~
viii br sufficient To Talse iln rpm oi s'x hun
drcd aud eighty dollars toire"n cents, tor
The payment of tic debts of said Susannah
as allowed by the Commissioners on her
estate. with incidental expenses.
Conditions made known al time aud place
If sue.
JOSHUA SAVER, Admir-
mih The UiH annered.
Nov, 10. lsi2-4w.
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ME.NOR.fND.f.

Arr at st. Thomas, 18th, Sch'r Gen. Cobb
Hammond, I'm -. Domingo.
Al -. Josephs, 10Th uli Schr Tasso, Almy
for Duricn, same dny.
Al Maranzas, 10th Schr Warsaw, Burdick
for Mobile, wtg cargo
Cid at Ncw-iprk, 3D. inst. Bark Merchant
for Lisbon.
Arr at Savannah, 18th, soop America, BUR-
hence.
Sailed I'm Iinaua, l7th nit. Sch'r Pirglnian
Burroughs, Mobile.
AT Kingston. jamaica, 9th inst Sch'I
Hannah, Taylor, from Georgetown, >. G.
Arr AT Holmes Hole, 30th, Sioop Herald
Lake, of aud inl' this port 22d uIt. for PhlIadel
phia, with main boon, broke, would repair and
proceed.
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TIE EXCIIEQUER.

The New York Compercial speaks thus
cncourogingy Of the prospect Of attention
TO business during the present session OF
Congress.
I'VE are happy to state that, ms far as we
have been able 10 ascertain the feelings OF
The Wing mcmbers Of Congress on their
transit through lhlS city, they are returning
To the capital with better feelings than those
under which they leli. There Is growing
disposition to devote more OF their attention
TO The business Of the nation, than TO war
ing upon The President. Among other mat
lcrs, We feel strong confidence that the plan
Tor na'ional eXchcquer will be taken up IN
earnest. we sincerely hope 1t will be
promptly passed"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-08

BRIBE EorFFRrD-Thc Board of Aldermen
on Monday evening OF last week, received II
communication from Monmouth B. Hart,
E-q, enclosing The sum Of : 900, which he
had received in letter signed Nv w W."
sent to him on The DAY preceding the one ap.
pointed for the execution Of JuhE {. Colt
The letter in which the money was cnveIopcd
stated that the SUN was offered on condition
that Mr.. Hart. the sheriff, would, like General
Jackson, boldly assume the responsibility
and deciile and posilireiy rggse 10 hing Colt
If he accclcd to the suggestion Of the writer
he was to receive another sum OF 5 900.
There appears TO be some trouble now tc
know what is the most proper disposition tC
make OF the money.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-08

DyiDENps The Hartford Fire Insurance
Company has declared dividend ot six per
ccnl. Tor the las, six months, payable on de-
mand.
The Ena Insurance Company hns de-
clarcd dividend of seven dollars per share
Tor the last SIX mouths, also payable on de-
mlnd. HUtiord COurdm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-08

The most foolish story now going is,
that Colt is alive. The inqucs, held by
the coroncr's jury VIC should suppose
fully d,sproycd this assertion
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-08

ON "Wednesday afternoon, ono Of The Gro
ton water pipes IN New York r&plodcd, lno--
cning about sixty feet of the pavement
abnvc-ihc water from II filed SOME ot the
cellars IN the vicinity, aud frightened III,
New lorkcfs generally.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-08

Court Of Probaie, .Ntmpori, Dec. !, loi2.
TPON the petition OF Edward +. Allan,
~ administrator on The Estate of George
w. Allan, late Of Newport, ba kcr, dec. rep
rescnllng that the amount of claims allowed
by the commissioners on said estate amounts
to six hundred fifty three dollars, one cent,
and that the Inventory of the goods and
chaiels Of said dec. has all been expended
in charges of administration aud allowance
TO the family, ard that said personal estate Is
insufficient TO pay the jus; debts aud cXpcn-
ces of administration md allowance 10 tho
family at the deceased, by the sum Of SIX
hundred fifty three dollars aud one cent, and
praying that he may be authorised IN his ca
pacty of admlplstrntor aforesaid, 10 make
sale at Public Auction Of all the right tile
aud interest Of which the SAID G"urgc w.
A Alan had, NJ The time Of hS decease, in or
TO any Real Estate IN the State OF Rhode
Island, or so much thereof as will bc suili
cirnt TO raise said sum of siy hundred htly.
three dollars, one cent, together with incl
dental expenses.
It is ordered, that said petition be received.
and HE consideration thereof referred to u
Court Of Probate To be holden at the Town
Hall III Newport, on the frs, Monday in Jan
uary next, AZ . o'clock a. m. and said pcil
toner Is ordered To give previous notice of
the pending and prayer thereof, by publishing
copy Of this order three successive weeks
in The HraH of he Times, for all person,
interested to appear at said time and place
aud be heard.
A true copy-wtness:
D7. b. B. ilowLAND, Pro. Cl'k.
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II is proposed to make the President Of th'
Nlntuckct Camel Company an honorary
member ofthc Washington Society, because
that Company has virtually done away with
the Nantucket bar.-.E BeLiord BuiteinL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-08
Smoke House.

JOTIN w. DAVIS. No. 100, Thames a.,
- has IN readiness hIs Smnke IIngse. .or
The pursposc of smoking Iams. Those who
favor INN with their custom will please send
them as shove. and they will be satisfactorily
attended to. II any one desires Mr.. q 10
send for their Hams aud return them, he will
do y; small additional expense. Ham.
cured, also, by Mr. D. IN Ihe best manuer.
N"wport. Nov 10. ISj2