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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02
!lIi MOItANDA.

Cid at Wilmington. 2llh, Brig Annwan
Swa,ry, Tor LA, ,ana.-Sailed 33d, Brig Echo
Mes'gf Havana.
Spokcn-of Georgetown, :. &, 22d uli
Schr Warsaw, Burdick, FIN New Orleans iu
rl"sion,-whore she ar. 2iih.
Arr al Mobile, 18th ut. Schr VIrSinian, Bur
ronghs, fin New Orleans ; aud was ldg on the
l9tl,, for New Orleans, 10 saIl the 22d
Arr nt Monirgo Bay, lOih ult. Brig Henry
Burt, fin Washington, n. &.
Arr at Charleston, eIst ult Schr franklin
Greene, Draper, fin Maianzas Brig Com
mrrco, Read, Boston.
Arr Al Havana, Glh nlt. Brig Prince dc Join
Vile, Gardner, hence Dee. 2irh.
Cid at Mobile, 10Th uIt. Srhr Export, Gard
ner, for Havana.
Arr AT New Orleans, 18th, Schr Van Burop
Babcock, fin st. Marks.
Al Havana, IIth uIt, Brig Prince dc Join
vile, Gardner, unc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02
PROvIDsNCs. Jan. 90, ISl3.
IlIs ESc'y SAMUEL w. KING.

Sin: ] have had the honor 10 receive your
communication, informing me that The com
miilcc, which you represent, Of the conven.
iIon OF the General Assembly and of other
r,iln'nS of the State, have made choice OF my
s"lfn ms candidate for the office of Governor
Tor the ensuing year.
In reply, have TO express my nnfciGncd
ssntlncnis of gratitude Ia The citizens of the
State, whn have gwen me this proof oi their
renewed confidence. II is doubly gratifying
Ri tins time. ns il Comes from men who have
yclinquished all former political prrjudicrs.
aud know no party but that which is united
10 support the laws, institutions, aud best
jnieresls Of the State.
The support Of people Of this State, which
placed ne IN the station now occupy, at n
time when the government nf ;his State was
administered ~ the peuccablc manner which
mas always characterized il. has continued
me- there through period of trouble difficult.
", aud danger unparalleled in our history
My duty, to see to the faithful egecgiion al
the laws. has obliged me To devote my whole
time T. INV best cxertions IN the affairs ot the
State. The prompt and hearty co-Opcrniion
uf nv frllnw-r rii,zrns, and the firm stond oI
the INA jority Of Rhode Island men in supper,
Of their laws, has crowned those eXcrtions
with success.
We are now enjoying season of com.
paraiive tranquility, aud no immediate danger
seems in threaten our State or her insiiia-
iions la such n posture of affairs, the duty
which owe To my family and myself. seems
greater than that which the State can dc.
.nnnd of me. Under these circumstances, |
must, with the sincere-t thanks to the com
Jnttec aud those whom they represent most
respectfully decline the honor they have Of.
J-rrd 10 me. Your committee will find many
Among the faithful and tried servants Of III"
State, whom the Rhode Island Parry will do
lpsiicc IN hon"Mg.
have the honor to be, very respectfully.
your obcdent servant,
SAMUEL. w. KING.
To EDWARD CARRiNGrON for The Com.
Suittec of The Convention.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02
Twentp=S Seuemtb GomgrrSs
THIRD SESSION.

/ In SENATE, Monday, Jan. %, some
hills Of "A local nature were considered
and passed. 10 The House, the resolu-
iion respecting the inexpedlency of adopt
ing the Exchequer scheme, was con.
sldercd.
In SENATE, Tuesday, Jan. "a, bill
to reduce the rates oi postage and the
iranking privilege, was rep"rted. This
bill may undergo some amendments, il
it is passed at all. n the House, MI,
Adams, from the committee on Fore ign
Affairs, reported bill for mutual in
iercoursc between the u. States and
China. The Exche1ucr bill waa further
discussed.
in SENATE, Wednesday, Jan. 25, o
bill was reported respecting the naval
peace establishment, which will Gn'
doubiedly be the subject Of considerable
debate before it Is pa sed. In the
House, n bill was reported 10 establish n
Government printing esiab'jsbment III
Washington, which was referred TO the
Commi,iee Of the whole.
Thcrr was nothing Of an important
public nature done ip either House dur
inu the remainder of the week, with the
exception of the rejection of the Ex-
chequer plan. 1t received its quictus IN
the House on FRIDAY, only l8 voting in
favor of it. The vote stood yeas 1893,
nays I8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02

FINALLY, II recognises the necessity of ckccks
and balances in the organization Of every
politlcal system which is intended TO give full
effect 10 the will "f the people, aud 10 pro-
iect from violation The rights ot the people,
Fellow citlzens-As the friends of tho
new constitution, We have presented for your
suffragcs prox Of general oficcrs, ,nf men who
will maintain md defend that constitution as
"socredly obligatory upou all, al, changed by
on explicit aud authentic net Of the whole
people" We have likewise presented to
yon the issue which, nt The approaching ccc-
iion, you nrc TO try and To decide. We look
10 the result, with n cheering confidence
that you will render a verdict in favor Of lio
erty aud law. Surely, il can never be that,
here in Rhode Island, iccniiu,sncss is dos
tined to achieve a disastrous ascendancy =
il can never be, that democracy is to b."
wounded and dl.honorcd in the house Of its
friends! II can never be, that. from the
land of Roger Williams. a spirit is destined
10 go forth which If left unchecked, would
subvcrt all popular rights lay waste the
monuments of social refinement turn back
the tide of modern civilization and qncnch
IN blood the gulding-star Of freedom to the
nations.
STEPHEN BRANCH, Chairman.
EDWARD II. KAzARp.( c.
llENRy B. ANTHpNY "''''''"s'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02
SHIP ksh'j NEWS.
PORT 0F NE WP0RT.
A AItRIv ED.

FRIDAY, jan. 27.
schr Alabama, KiSsaSSsy, fr0W ssIcm 'or
n. York.
SATURDAY, Jan. 2s.
Brig Susan, Potter, fin philad, Tor Boston.
SUNDAY, Jan. %.
sloop Voant, Willaion, hU bristol for Nan
tuckct.
MONDAY, Jan. 80
-, schr Neptune, Johnson, I'm Portland for Fall
River.
TUESDAY, Jan. 81.
Brig Mary KiHba,, fugrahani, ~ days fin
Mobile for Bosion.-Spok", jan, Ial.--,
Ion. -, ship Henry, of n. Y. l3 days from
n. Orleans for Liverpool ;--22d, LAT 10 ~ lon
40 10, Big Grand Turk, of aud fm NJ Desert
for N. York
Pilot boat Hiram, Of Edgurton, I'm cgpsc.
Spoke, on Monday & A. NJ of Gay Head,
hcrn. brgs, QUO lin South America, aud The
other fin Wilmington, n. C., both for Boston !;
2 Z. NJ, off Block Island, brig Alpine, iiu Sur
imam for B0sipn saw another full riggcd
brig nstcrn, which the Capt. oi the Apino re-
ported io be of and for Salem, I'm Para,
Schrs counsellor, llnmbleion, fm Wexford
fr Noriolk Mary Ann, Eaton, Thonasion
tor New York sun, Barber, Prov. for Ston-
ington Hope n Susan, WinsIow, fin Nam
tuckrt aud one fore aud an Schr not reported
sloop iantIc, Stewart, fin +. Ri'cf for n.
York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02

FIRE.-The barn Of Col. Edward
Wilcox, at the -Four C"uess, in liver
ton, was destroyed by filc OH Tuesday
morning last, with all its contents, con
sisting Of about two tons Of hay, all his
farming utensils, one new wagon and
harness, one yoke Of oxen, one COW and
two horses. Loss estimated at oLe ihop.
sand dollars. The fire is supposed to he
the work of an iQcrudiary, and war
ran, for the arrest of the individual sus-
peclra, we are informed, has been issued.
We hope they'll catch the villain. Fail
Rirer Mon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02
4 NalurSt Remedy

Soiiedb. sAr eoas,i,1lsss, aud e"@pstsm "a H.
cure efeSIla en'4G'spbseas',, fH" t""""'"
WRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
! Ofme .vor,h .3,srrieaH Ceiisg' ef Ys"'"
INiIESE e,rsctdianY pila a!s r2nR9G.a o'
plants which g'nN fJ"ni'nenp-'y on ""'
own soil, aud are therefore, better adapted ~ on
constitutions than medicines. c?nc Qcird lrom io'
egn drugs, however well t'ey maY be com
pounded, and as
/ WRiGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are gsgndrd upon tho principle ll'a, ise .un'ai
body Is " truth Suhjscl 10 hut
ONE DISEASE,
VIZ corruN hunors, aud that said med'cin'
cures this diseig,c on
NATURAL PRINCIPLES,
10y cleansing and H0glllng the body. u WI
be manifest that ,Ec constitution be not en-
lirry exhausted, pnIse,erancn ~ the" use
according Ia direction, is absolutely certain I"
drive disease of every name ppm The body
WRIGIIT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE rII.L'
~ III he found one Of the best. i Wni The ve7,
best mrdrinc IN The world ior cary lls out ih''
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE,
hetan.r they rApnl from III, bod, all Wp,hd
4 w
ea.y aud naiuial manner - aud while they ever,
day
GIVE EASE AND PLEASURE.
disease of every name is rapidly driven l'on lh'
body.
/ The above named Indian Vegetable rill'
have been three years bei"re the American pub
&c aud can now say, without Tear ol coh
lradcion that of all the yarlnus medicines wiiici
aare heretofore been p"pular, moi one hn. tnhe'
such y permanent hold upon the affections o
the peNrlg. Not only do all Who use II in'ar'a
lily eAper,eure relief, and recommend II IN ih'
strongest terms, bsI II has effected some oi ih'
most astonishing cures ever performed by med'
cibe.
\ iIirherio very few Of the ngmcr"us 'e''in'o
MIA Is hrh have beeu received w Favor OF TN
extraordinary medicine have been publl-h'd, IL
the nirdrinc obtained lis present great celrP'iI
more by lis intrinsic goodness than irom eAi"h
-ivs advertising. u has been deemed proper
however, to oller the foIlowing opinions o' u"
public press, merely I" shaw that The 'an. "'
the Indian Vegetable rills Is not confined 4" an!
section. but is rapidly extending ilseIi 10 ever.
part Of the Union.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02


We have received, from one Of the
Cou't, u report Of the case tried be-
fore the Court Of Justices, in this town,
which was mentioned in our last num-
ber, and have also received long com
municati0n from James Hencsscy, Sex
ton, and Daniel l.. Murphy. Collector
af,he Catholic Church, in which, among
other things, they deny the facts sta
ted in the first paragraph of the article
in our last. AS the report may be con-
sidercd somewhat ex-pare, and as the
communication contains language to
which we ohject, and being at the same
time very much crowded for room, we
have CONCLUDED to lay both report and
communication aside, at least for the
present, promising that the public will
not deem it matter Of vast impor-
tance whether any thing further is pub
lished on the subject or not.
In the mean time, we wish it distinct
y understood, that we cannot permit
our columns to be used for controvcr-
sy between any OF tho parties in ques-
ton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02
Arrival of the Caledonia.
NINETEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

The steam packet Caledonia, Capt.
Lott, arrived at Boston on Wcdnes-
day morning, in 20 aud II half days
irom Liverpool. She was retarded IN
her passage by head winds. She has
brought 80 passengers iiom Liverpool
and live from HabIaX.
We have received our files Of fLondon
papers to the I'd inst. and Paris to Dec.
.3lsi. They do not record any events OF
great Importance, yet IN the details
which they give OF the course of affairs
--ollhc state OF commcrce--negot citations
pending between several of the Euro
pean governmcnls-the state of things
~ Spalti-and the discussions on impor-
iant topics, they afford and abundance
of matter of deep interest to the care
iul observer oieyents.
There was no later news from the East,
aud nothing Of an important character
from any part Of Europe Bos Pat.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02

Will De $pN M Public AUCTION,
on SairyiiqY, Hs An day IF February
neri, at n 2yRsk, q. NJ, on NC
promises on NE Tppg WhaJ, BY ri,-
he %io d'frss ef hs Fo~f Of Probate
Of NrmpoP,
~ Geprgr W. Allan had, NJ ,bc tmr F
ais dercasr. 10 or la oDr--Wib parf "i the
Estates. or The LoGg Wbart, IN Newport. Ne
uilows. VIZ: ..... .......-... ....L
The estate, occupied ky ih" late VIM.
y. Allan. bounded enstcrly "n a.Passag"-wny,
."n,hclv IN drih-woy. westerly on land at
Edward =. Allan, and norllcTly on The Long
Wharf:
The store. on Long Wharf. bounded north.
,rly on land Of stephen y. NorlI,am, wesi"r-
" on land of sand Norll'an. saslerly an Iamf
,f The widow "f WIN. Almy, aud souiherly
n Lung Wharf:
Alsn. N or To onc-sixih pnri ~ n dwelling
ho,isc on the Ferry Wharf. bounded easferly
IN land of ThniIas J. Pcckham. westerly "n
and of George Tillry. uoIlherly on Chace's
Wharf, and snuiherly on Ferry Wharf: q
Also. IN or to onc-Slxih part at the estate
rccnpird by James w. Allan. c"rnrr Of MARI
borough aud Thames streets, bounded IN
he Gust by Duke street, on The north hy
Marlborough street, west on Thames siTccL,
md south Oh land of John Stevens. D.
Also, III ar ir one-slx'h part Oi TWO lots "t
aud situate ~ Ncwiown, bounded norllcrIy
md ensterly on streets, westerly "n laid ~
IoIn J. Allan. and souih"rly on land u: Wm.
~ Dnugnr;-or So much thereof ~. vii 10
.ufcicnI 10 Tal,e The sun al SIN hundred sni
iiiy three dollars md one cent. Tor the pay
nrni of The debts of said George W. Allan,
~ allowed by the Commissioners on his
state, with the incidental expenses. Con-
Illions made known ut time and plac, Uf
ale. ... t
EDWARD y. ALLAN. Admir-.
N,wpo,t Ian .Id lS13-dw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02

In this town, on Sunday norn.Ly irtr, Mr.
Henry q. Place, aged 80 years.
Al Cardsnas, (Cuba,) Iec. Both, Capt. lob
Fish, of this town.
In Warren, on Wednesday last, aiier sL,qrl
Illness, Halle NJ. Sisson, Esq. aged 60 Years
for snvaraI years a Representative to The Grn.
eral Assembly from that town.
Ia Ladyard, N. Y. on the 10Th ult hbigai!
Greene, aged ~ years, consort Of Jonathan
Greene, formerly Of ihia Pwn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02

REMOVAL OF THE SEAT OF GOVERN
mENr.-An order was offered ~ the
Senate oi this State, on Saturday, by
Mr.. Greenwood, proposing an enquiry
into the cNpedIency OF removing the
Seat oi Government of the Common
wealth from the city VI Boston to some
.uaher part OF the State. Thus PROJECT
comes from the Party protesting to be-
iho exclusive advocates Of retrench-
,nent, aud the introduction of a severe
ECONOMY into the affairs OF the Common
wealth. IL It should be adopted, 1t
wonld, probably, cost about four or five
HUNDRED thousand dollars for the cree
ton ol new buildings, &c. &c. So iar
us our city is concerned ~ the removal,
We have only to say that, II "A majority oi
.oir .sglslaturc Is To be composed, ~
time Ia come, of such materials us nov
constitute u majority oi the Senate, the
sooncr we get nj ol them the better. 49,
We would hold up both our hands lor
the removal - lor We should consider the
Legislature, u such were To bo the char
act-r ol iis iurnatIou, as u nuisencc tu
the peace aud cuniuit ui oar cny, which
ought speedily 10 DC aba,cJ. Bosio"
.HioS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02
Etcns.

GREAT SpEcr,cLE-MiIicr SAYS that on the 18th oi
February the niihiu VIII br taken up "n large sheet
o as, aud rrnnn midway heiwrcn heaven aud earth,
fIly ,Ia,s aud forty nlghts while the earth Is lcins
cleared and purified bl irr; then they viii be let down
mud the millennium viii conncncc.
Tug CHINESE The LOSSES oi the Chinese, since The
commence ot hostile oprs sIun' against ihrm Icy
Ih, Brsh nrr estimated at from fifteen thou
snnd men, aud about eighteen hundred pieces "I cannon,
with M immense quantity 81 other materials iur war,
aud the almost total annihilnion OF their navy.
The storm Oh the Lakes the 18th at November
was fearful one. Upwards =" one handred llvcs were
los, in it, nnI property Ia the amount o hundreds I"
thousands OF dollars was dFNl,Nea.
The receipts on the various rail road. that cu'er Bos
ton we're two million dollars during The pas. year
Whocrcr is honest, generous, court tr"us honorable
and candid, is true goutleman whether learned or
unlcarnrd, rich poor
The Hudson River is open To Albany.
A ard all manufacturer in riu-hurg, heads ms nd-
vcri,cmcnt with II cut, representing Two lat hog"
feeding upon whale.
The Journal OF Commerce says, that among NIL the
ncelccts of Congress, from ume to tne It never neg.
cc,s to provide the pay aud mileage orls own cn
bcrs.
RELIGIOUS Y,KHxrSGs-From nll porlions OF the
country We nd IN exchange papers accounts oI in
creased attcnlion to religious subjects.
'Thosa notes rnlivcn me- ns the printer saId when u
remittance cnme inr i've ,rnrs subscription.
The change Tor u letter weighing one ounce from
New Orleans 10 New York, Is onr dollnr-he freight
on ~ pound ul cotton irom New lork to Liverpool, Is
one hall pOnny.
Coxaer~sioS,L EiEcrioN.-Tho Governor aud
Counci of massachusetts, have appointed Monday, Feb
49, tor u second lral choice o Representatives IN
Congress, IN the 81, districts now vacant.
The Texas pnprrs contain accounts oi the capture o
the town nf Mirr by the McNicaus, after desperate
engagement, IN witch, the, say, about 100 Mc,icnn'
wcrc killed aud onl, our Ie,tnns. The statement =
thought To lee ,or, whnt exaggerated not who'll, un
iruo.
~ tsvs7 -t1s sso~sHs-'
BRIGHTON MARkET-MoNpAN, Ian. 20
Reported ior the Boston Dth Ad,,rlscrS 4 rair."i.
~ Market G2o Beef Cattle, 30 sheep, aud
20 SWINE. 100 Beet Cattle uusold.
Faces B,J Cahi, Last weeks prices
were not sustained, aud we reduce uur gu-la.
iluu. \ few extra NJ > % fIr>i quality ST.
a I - ,cc"nd quality 30 a - - thIrd
qullIt, ! - > 80.
Nb,,p SALES from 81 to %. Wcathcrs
l,om - 10 -.
Sr,n, NJ lot were sold io pcdd, \ few
wci, I,lall,d from ! 10 %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02
Letters,

REMAINING rs TuE posr OFrICE, NEWPORT
R.I, FEB. lst, Ioi3.
~ .idrcrtiSrd letters are pioccd ~ a scpa1ntc
bor. Persons oppiWng Jor Hem ~W pie"se coH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02
The new Election Law.

! We understand that the Election
Law, recently passed by the Legis!a-
iurc, is not well understood in this com
muni,y and that many erroneous i'm
pressi"ns concerning It have already
been made. 1t will soon be printed
and the public will then see that i, is
as perfect against frauds as it could
well be made at present. II was nee
cssary to declare all the Militia ccrtiii-
Gates heretofore issued, void, as many
of them had been inpcrlectly obtained (;
bnt il was difficult to make a distinction
between those and such rs had been
issued by the chartered companies,
which were right. 1t was therefore nee
essary 10 declare all but those issued
by the Commissioners Of Military
claims, void. .New certificates, of
course, will be granted to all who may
be legally entitled to them. We hope
this is ii sufficient explanation for the
present the Law will be published
soon, and every one will then have an
opportunity to read and Judge for him
self
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02
NNpIAN PCRGATIrE,)
OF The North American College al Heal

NNpIAN PuHGATIyE,)
OF North American College "i Health
And also rouud the border ei the label VII 'e m"
in small typr Entered according Ia al net oi t"h'
gr.s> ~ the year lSiO, hI William Wright ~ ih'
Irrks Office al the D.lrrI cpnrt ol the southern DIS
trlct uf pcn,., lypnln." ~,
The puhI,c at.a, rsRS@IGE MI al yho .e, III, ,n
iincalc Gj na atnCt. signed lN
'e' WILLIAM WRIGHT, NicE PnEsiDENT
OF the Ndrih' American Collrge al Health,
aud that prdlnrs never ~ ANY case nI""' Y" sen
The genuine I.cinr. All travelling hgeni> WIZ 10 pre-"
y,J Win c,r,iGr.tes OF agency above described an'
thos. who cannot show lIenn VIII bc known ~ base
impostnrs.
Price p cts per hoN, with full directions.
a ir, mad General DcpoI Tor the New England statr'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02
From ihr Boston Daily Times
\ WRIGHT : INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

Of Nil the public advertised medicines ~ '"e gay W.
kn,v oi uou, we can more safely recommend i"r ih'
, that flesh hcr to- than the pill. iI"i ARE sci" ~
The depot at the North Amrricun College "i ie"lih
Ne Igr fremont street, Boson. Several hs hn'es W.
huuN ui where the, nu used ~ families with the high
est mi sirtiuu aud no longer ago than Irs"rdnN We
heard M eminent ph> stefan "i h, city r.c"nrhd men
/ IN high terms.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02

The splendid residence cl Randolph Harrison, E'q
near Columbus on The james River, Virginia, vis to
tall, d,,ituuI g., nfc ~ iu,, ,dn, ol la.t Wo'k II
Nn. one 81 The n,at ,,s,nl huding' ~ the sH'r. 'nd
The io.s ;, ,s,imatJ at J,tN,,n lbnt, ad ioI,y IhOu
and dollars
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02

.AGutant General Dearborn and me State
.4rms.-By reference to our Legislative re-
port, it will be seen that the answer returned
by lkls officer, To the order Of the House. fuy
lniora,aiion respecting the loan oC the sIaIe
arms TO 'Rhode Island. shows that oil the
agns haze been returned. aud in good condition;
that they are the identical ones loaned, with
the exception of eigH sGbses, fieeniy flee piS-
tolls, aud t,ceniy sir musktis, which have been
replaced by arms of precisely The snme man-
uinciuro as those loaned. The Adj. GcEryal
communicates no information additional Ia
what waa given To the Legislature IN Sep
tember last. This answer will shut up the
mouths of those who have asserted that many
of the arms were lost, and that property of
the Commonwealth wns sQnnndcred. A com
mllce has the subject To report upon-whai
action they will decide ia necessary, is more
than we can tcll.-Bos. glrr. Jour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02

The ADDnEss, Of The Rhode Island
Party, in our preceding columns, we
commend TO The attentive perusnl Of
every reader. II il clothed in mild and
uncxcep'ionable language, and shows
the Importance of strictly ndhering To
Law AND ORnER PRINCIPLES, as the only
safeguard to all our institutions,
The prox of the Rhode Island party
will undoubtedly succeed by an over
whelming majority.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-02
GAYylA1I4y.a Ds AOU1Ds

A SNouNcrs 10 The public HAT she has re-
~ Gently commenced II schoul Tor nsiruclina
pupils ia :he following branches, viz Read
ing, Wrnmg, Arithmetic, Geography, English
Grammar, History, &c. Plain nc"dlew"rk ~
Embroidery, particularly attended Ia. Appli'
cation for admission may be- made To Miss
Cloud, n, the residence of Anthony V. Ia, Ian
on IIigh-streei, where the school will b'
taught
RrrrRESoE Rev. Thomas Leayer, Mr.
G.. T.. Dennis, II. J. Taylor.
Newport, Jan. ~, lci3
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HERALD OF THE TIMES.

ThE CouGT MARrIAL.-Two lists are pub.
lished ms containing The names OF the officers
nppou'ed 10 form the Court Martial Er Lbc
irlal of Commander Mackenzie--one by TIC
New York American, the other by the Balii.
more Patriot, both Of Saturday evening"
Tie names in which the lists agree are the
following :-Caplains pownes (presideni.
Read, Bolton, Turner, McKcever, Gwin and
WyRan Commanders Ogden and McKcen.
The Patriot adds to these Captains Sloai
Smith, S,orer and Page.
The American, Captains Aulick aud Du.
iany aud Commander Shubrick.
The Patrio, says that WIN. II. Norris is Ia
be the Judge advocate the American asagn.
that oflice to Samuel Rush, of philadelphia.
The charges against Commander Masken'
zle are for murdcr, opprcssiors and illega
punl-hment, with variety of specifications
The Court Martial is general, and not Gales
| ~ particular for The trial OF Commander Mac
ktnzle, hui fnr the trial Of all Offences whlcl
may be brcugh, before i,.--.N Y Com.