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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-11-16
District Of Litchfeld, IS.

Probate Court, Nor. 20. ls43.
" STAGE of AARON BR ipLEY, late of
n Litchfcld. in said district, deceased.
The Administrator represents the Estate in
solvent, and pray the appointment of Com
missoners thereon.
Ordered,-That Commissioners to receive
and examine the claims Of the Creditors Of
said Estate, be appointed at the Probate Of
flee in Li,chfieli, on the IS day of Novem.
her, Iai3. n, 10 o'clock forenoon of which
all persons in interest will take notice, and
uppcar, if they see cause, and be heard
thereon. Certified by
25 ELISHA s. ABERNETHY, Judge.
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@~CD~HE

ASP-MN q d w ASSAp
ever offered in this village. embracing four
sizes of COOK STOVES with full sets of
Furniture, which will be sold from II to Is
dollars each. They are entire new patterns,
and the arrangement for work. and simpli-
city Of construction, cannot fail 10 recon-
mend them to all who examine them. war.
ranted to work perfectly. The above Stoves.
together with those on hand, make very
great variety of Cook Stoves. Also an as
SC. tment of beautiful Parlor ond box Stoves.
" hich will be offered so low as 10 render ef-
fort at ched ,oening unnecessary, and rather
cause the excl, mation HOW CHEAP.
Also on hand, and made to order,
Copper. Tin and s.seet Iron work OF the
best materials and lowest prices.
Best Russia Iron Stove Pipe ls 3-4 cents
per Id. >,
Best English do. 10 cts. per TO-
with extra charge of one shilling for Ell. lows
The Subscriber will be pleased 10 she "
the above articles to any who may be Curl
Gus TO examine, or wish 10 purchase.
Moses MORSE.
Litchfeld, Nov. Is, 1913. 25
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M A r RI ED

In this town, on the 7th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Brace.
Mr.. Daniel NJ Peck. Of Woodbury., to Miss Harriet
Marvin of Lchheld.
On the 18th inst, by the same, Mr.. james Smith
TO Miss Sarah Ann Monger, both Of this town.
In this town, on the Is, inst, by the Rev. Mr..
ley.
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@DA 81 II - -
A ND
o ~ E P II Z G. g

~ GRANT has just .~eccIved full sup
~ ply Of New and Sc. sofaDIe Goods
from New York and other markets. cen
sisting in part of the following o<ScrIbed,-
all OF which shall be solo at prices calcu.a-
ted to sustain the reputation Of The s;ore.vIz:
Rich striped Velvets and Cashmercs, new
style, plain and striped .Ghusans, and Alpa-
Gil, plain aud striped Muslin de laines all
colors, Plain blk and blue blk Silks ard
Bombazincs, superior silk Velvets, and 9th.
er Over Coat Trimmings, plain and fignrcd
Beaver cloths for Over Coats, cheap and
good plain and figured Sa, inets and Cassi-
nneres, cheap: and good Broad Cloths aud
We. 'ings full assortment, cheap and good
Chusa.'s. Muslin de lans, and Blanket
Shaw.s, a. coIors, Hat. Cap. and Neck Rib
bors full assortment Rich Meriao Gloves
nd Mits for Ladies, Gentlcmcn's Wooden
Gloves, best Leather, Silk and Cotton
Gloves for Ladies and Gentlemen SIX
Fringe and Gimps full assortment Rich New
Prints from to 25 cents per yd, Spl"rdid
Velvet and Silk Cravats for Ladies, Cap ard
Cardinal l.aces, Edgings, Dmi'y, French
and English Merinos, Boots, Shoes, Caps,
and Rubber Ovcr-Shoes Of all sorts and si-
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THE Annual meeting Of the Litchfieid County
Il Temperance Society, was holden at Bethlem,
on the 4lh Tuesday Of Oct. lS43 and the following
persons appointed officers for the year ensuing
For President, HER MAN BALDWIN.
bury VIM. Beebe, Litchied; Trial Tuttie, Tor.
ringford Tertius d. Potter. Plymouth Joseph
Amber. 9ethlem Peres Sterdevant, Warren John
DULL, Norfolk VIM. VI. Smith, Sharon.
CHARLES A. DrDLEY. Secretary.
ISRAEL Coz, Treasurer. =
e Next meeting at Winsted. on the 9Th Tuesday o
Nov smber, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
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e.. HI. HOALESTER.
HAVlNG opened an Office for the prac.
IL tice of Law in Liichfield in the second
story of the building occupied as an Office
by Doct. J. G. Bcckwith, respectfully offers
his professional services to his friends and
the public.
Litchfield, August 90 1913. 10
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TElO EMBROIDERERS.- Sver Drab C!oih
i expressly for their use. for sale by
Nov.2 +. PHELPS.
nver-cOat Binding, A new lot just received at
" IS GARRETT e. RARDwrN.
VELVET BONNET RIBBONS Some rich
Y patterns, for sale by NOV q F. PuELrs.
HNloak Fringe at l2 and 25 cents yard
u IS GARRITr & BALDWIN.
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POSTSCRIPT.

MASSACHUSETTS, REDEEMED!
Returns are in from all The towns tu' f"ur'
Br Eggs has majority over Morton OF 429"'
The abolition vote prevents an election but
the legislature is safe. Wing majority III
the Senate 5, in the House Al.
ALL WA1L, MASSACHUSETTS !!
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Warren Institute.

IVNIIE Winter Term of IA 1.2 weeks COM
Il mcnces Dec.lT. Expencc for board and
tuition So per week. Stationery and use of
books, except dictionaries and grammars Of
foreign languages, ST per term. Apply to
j. c. Howard or r. G. REYNOLDS.
Warren, Aug. Is, 1913. If IL
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RErRLEAE ACADENxY.

THE Winter Term Of this Institution will
i commence on Monday the Ah. day of
Dec. next, under the superintendent Of R.
H. Loomis. gentleman every way qualifi-
ed 10 take charge OF the education of youth.
Charges for English branches and Lam
guages The same as in other similar institu.
lions. Board can be obtained in respectable
families on reasonable terms. Reference
NAV be had to Rev. +. Harrison, Rev. J. H.
Tutte.
Nov. ID, 1S43. %
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pu-Michisun has gone for the locos, Of course.
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Ala Court Of Probate hoideA al Salisbury wWh-
in and .for the District Of Sharon on the 18Th
day Of October, A. d. 1913:
Present. John G. Mitchell, Esq Judge.
nN motion of BENJAMIN II. WHITE, Excc-
W ulor of the last will and testament Of
JOHN WHITE, late Of Sharon within said Dis
trict, deceased: This Court doth decree thu,
six months from this date be allowed and
limited for the creditors of said estate to ex-
hbit their claims against the same TO tho
Executor thereon; and directs that public
notice be given OF this order by advertising
in newspaper published in Ltchfiusd, and
post in said town OF Shnron nearest tho
place where the deceased last dwell, in said
town. Certified from Record,
23* JOHN G. mitchell. Iu,inc.
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a L II special Town meeting legally
"A warned for lh"t purpose, holden ut
WINCHESTER on the Both day OF 0ctohcr, a,
D., 1873 1t was voted 10 pass the following
By Law:
nat II tho owner Of any horsc. cattle.
s"''-, sheep Or geese, shall srff''r the same
81 go at large, or out of his or her enclosure.
such owner shall forfeit and pay to the per-
son taking up and impoulding tie same the
sum OF twenty. five cents for each horse, OK.
COW, Steer, bull, heiter. caE or swine, and thu.
sum Ut twelve cents for each sheep OF goose
tor each time they shalI be found al largo
or out of the owner or owncrs' enclosure and
taken UP ard mpounIed.
That il shall be the duty Of the several
Haywards in the town, and II nh III DO law
iul tor my other person, To inpound any
such creatures SO found out Of the enclosure
OF the owner thereof; and any person 40
impounding any Of the aforrs iii creatures
shall give notice thereof to the owner or ow-
ners and proceed according To The Statute
Law OF this State entitled pounds" and
the owner or owners of any such creatures
imp0undcd shall not receive tho same from
the pound until he or she shall have ppid To
the person mpounding the sam. the amount
of the aforesaid forfeiture, and To the pound
keeper his fees and cxpcnccs f,r keeping
the same as are by law allowed 10 o.her ca.
Sos Of creatures impounied.
That it shalt be tho duly of the Town
Clerk 10 procure the aforesaid QT Law TO
be printed in tho Litchis!d E 1tfa.rcr tour
weeks successfully.
Certified from Record,
AVID SAMUEL w. Coz Town Clerk.
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Al a E0llrl Of Pro6ale holden al Plyaonth, vi|h.
an and for the District Of Plymouth ON the
3Oh day Of October, A. u. 1873:
Present. Elisha johnson, Esq.,. Judge.
M motion of WYLLys ArwArER, EXccu.
~ tor On the estate of ESTHER DUNBAR,
late o. Plymouth within said District, dc.
ceased: I;n,.is court doth decree that six
months be allowed and limited for The cred
ilors Of said estate H. exhibit their claims
against The same to the SAL Executor and
directs that public notice he given of this
order by advertising in Il newspaper publish
ed in Lit;hfeld, and by posting a copy there
of on the public sign post in said town Of
Plymouth nearesl the PLACE where tho dc.
ceased last dwelt
Certified from Record,
% ELISHA IuiiNSnN. Luiye.
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Litchfield, Nov. 10, 1913.
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Annn feet Western Pine. for sale by
SOOU [25] RoDeERs & PErERs.
A HORSES, for sale by
Il 1851 RODGERS & PETERS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-15
u e "A II Il 8 .

IL this town, on Saturday last, after short
illness, Mrs Dorcns Cook, widow of Cap,
Clarke Cook, aud daughter ofthn lato Deacon
William TilIey, aged - years.
In Portsmouth, on the lth lust, MIR. Gould
ANTHONY, formerly Of this lo~n, ~ lhe SilI
year Of hls age
In Bristol on tho 2d inst. Mrs. Rebocca
widow of tho late Mr.. Jesse Davis, aged -.
In Warron, on the 9Th inst. Caroline Julia
daughter OF the late Mr. Samuel L. Luther
aged ] year, 10 montils aud % days.
In Providence, on Tho 1th inst. Mrs. Eliza
both Winman, agod about 20 years.--Alrs,
Ann Easlon, widow Of feleg Easlon, ngcd 6c
yeurs.-loth, Mr.. William Field, in tho Goth
year of his ago.-ilth, Miss Mary Ann Car.
pentsr, daughter 81: Job Carpenter aged 35.
AT Fruit llilI, ON lhe 2slh ait. Mi4s Nyran-
da Olnoy, eldest daughter of Cyrus Oinoy, il,
the eth year of her age.
In smithiicId, John Slater, Esq, for nany
years an sminent manufacturer.
In Cransion, on tho 5th inst Eliza Fsnner,
eldest daughter of Col Welcome Fenner, in
tbs q st year Of her age,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-15

In tlia town, on Sunday evening last by the
Rev. Mr.. Smith, Mr. Caleb Ball, of New Shore.
ham, TO Miss Dorcas Smith, Of Exeter.
Ia Bristol, on the Alh inst. Mr.. Benz. &
West, to Miss Mary NJ. Manchester, both oi
Bristol
IN Warren, on the 25ih ult Mr.. Nathan
Hancock, of Wrentham, Mass, to Miss Mar.
tha A., only daughter of Mr.. Anscl Churchill,
of Wgrren.
Ia Providence, IN The 9Th inst Mr. Eben X
Glezzen, to Miss Abby Il. Gilbert, daughter
of solomon Gilhor', ESQ, all Of Providence
llih, MIR. Dan.i Y. Ross, I'd, 10 Miss Mary 5
Potter, both Of Prov idenca.
Ia Wakefield, 9Th inst, Mr. Elisha T.. Wat
son, to Miss Mary Dockray, both ofWako,old
Ia Cumberland, Mr.. Edwin l.. Thomas, to
Hiss Ann Eliza Cook, eldest daughter of Ari.
el Cook, Esl
la LousdaIc, 27Ih uli, Mr.. James Roy, To
Miss Susan NJ. Earring, both Of Fall River
In Thompson, Conn. ith inst. Mr.. John II.
Wnshburn, to Miss Jann 4. Webstcr.--Mr
Albert Nichols, 10 Miss Abby NJ. Kenyon, all
OF Spithfeld.
In New York, Mr.. Samuel Swan, Of New.
huryport, to Miss Lucretia Staniels, OF Prosi.
drnCc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-15
.AA SHIP NEWS. I'D
gtssG XasA
PORT OF NE WP0RT.
A RRiv ED.

WEDNESDAY, June 7.
SGhrs Majestic, Stpwers, fin Warwick for
Bangor John w. Smith, jarvis fin Virginia ;
William, Baker, kenneboc for Providence ;
Carolina, Pratt, fin Bay River, n G.. A, Nan.
tucket Clifford, Nantucket for New York Ora
tor, Davis, Somerset for Philadelphia Mercy,
Smith, n. Bedford for Virginia Sach,m,
Hunt, do for N. York Gen. Warren, Smar,
Camden, for II market; Rebecca Il Abigail,
Rocap, days I'm Philadelphia, with Goa To
). Newton, Jr
Gutter Madison, Mother, fin New london
Tor ~ Bedford.
THURSDAY, June s.
Schrs Isaac Jackson, Toboy, fin N. Bedford
for New York Charles, Ljncoln, Taunton for
Philadelphia Rosalihe, Littlo6eld, Wexford
for Coast OF Labrador
FRIDAY, June ..
Ship Bowditch, sowIc, fm Prov. for Pacific
Briggs Echo, Austin, from Fall River for
Charleston ST. Patrick, Dyer, Frqy. for Ban.
gof.
Sehrs Dors, Dfinkwater I'm Thoniasiop for
i i market George William, ilerrymau, Prov.
for Bangor; Elilabelh, Curtis, +. Ryer for
fhila, Donroc, Bakpr, Prov for Salem.
SATURDAY, June 10.
Bark Ann Maria, Carr, fin + River for South
Atlantic Ocean.
Schrs Miranda, Perry, i'm Thomasion for N
York; L. Wood, Bunker, Godsborough for
Proy.; y. w. Bradley, Jones, days tram Ray
River, N. e., with Lumber, to FINCH 4 Ensa.
MONDAY, lBne II.
Schrs Brilliant NJ lntYre, I'm i.uboc for N.
York New Isalald, Poland, DO for PHI lai ),
siam, Grant, Portsmouth iaf do; Mary Anu,
Harden, Boston for Washington, n. c.; Ad.
ventursr, CorthelI Sagharbor for Iiingbam
Islescoplo, Fitzgerald, Nantucket for do ;;
Mayi'owsr, King, IA days in Mobile for rrovl-
denee Alexander, RqseoII, Prov. via Fall
l River.
Soop Ricnzi, Durice, lm n. Y. for Prnyd +,
Arion, Heath, Providence for New York
Passed up-Bark RhoherIc Dhu, Sinus, FIN
Coast of Africa for Prov. Brig thupman, in
Charleston for do 1; aud Brig Emsline, ib
days I'm Matanzqs for Bristol.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-15
TOUR OF THE PRESIDENT.

The President of the United States left
this city ut l2 O'clock to day, on his North
ern tour. lie was escorted from his ma ion
to the railroad by some fifty or sixty mem
Society,"" whish was preceded by the u n,cd
States band, and followed by some two or
three hundred clerks and citizens, without
distinction Of party, who all marched in order
on the sidewalk Of Pennsylvania avenue
The President rode in his own carriage, and
was accompanied in it by his son John and
Mr. Legare, the Attorney General and Act
ing Secretary Of State Of the United States.
II ID carrlnge was followed by another con-
timing John c. Spencer, Secretary Of the
Treasury, and other persons and some ff-
Teen or twenty other carriages. II is under
stood that tho Secretaries above named
together with Mr. WickliAe, the Postmaster
General, will accompany tho President to
Boston, Giobe of Ihmsdny.
At Baltimore, he was received at the de.
pot, by the Mayor and the Committee appoint
cd for that purpose, but without my military
or civic parade. AT Philadelphia, he landed
at The Navy Yard. under a national salute,
and was received by the officers of the Army,
Navy and Marine Corps, with the respect
due TO his office. lie was then welcomed
. by the committee appointed for his reception,
and escorted to his lodgings at the United
States Hotel. The military companies made
very handsome appearance. In the eve
mug, the President visited the Walnut street
Theatre, where a box neatly decorated was
prepared for hin. In the evening, he recciy
ed the citizens who came to pay their re-
spccts TO him. Al 4 o'clock Saturday eve
nlng, the President departed for Princeton,
New Jersey, where he was to pass tn" Sab
bath with Capt. Stockton of the Navy
Great preparations have been made for his
reception in New.fork. On Tuesday he
visited Brooklyn, aud returned TO N. York IN
an aquatic procession, composed Of all the
boats belonging to the clnbs and others, rs
chose to pin it. The President is expected
TO arrive IN Providence this Thursday, morn
ing about or 10 O'Clock. lie will be rece;v
ed by the Mayor aud the Committee Of the
City Council. a saule will bc fred by one
Of the Artillery companies, aud he will pro
reed under escort of The military 10 the
franklin House. lie will receive such of
his friends as desire to call upon him, and
viii probably visit the Colleges and 9th.
er public institutions; after which, he
will dine with the city authorities. The
President has sigulfod to the Mayor OF Bos.
ton his intention to reach that city this after
noon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-15

TnE BuSKrR lIiLL CrLEBRArIos.
will be an immense gathering on the occasion.
When, eighteen years ogo, the corner stone
of the monument was laid, We thought the
copcourse n vast one. Aud so 1t was. But
probably il numbered not a tlihe of that which
" i'll assemble there on the I7tb. There were
no roll roads then, and but comparatively few
steamers Now, the country is perforated in
all directions by the former, md our waters
are all alive with the latter. The Albany
papers are suggesting 10 .he Boston and
Western Rail Road Company to reduce their
fare one half for Tint day, and thereby in
crease their income. There will be no need
of that. Tho whole Of New England and
much OF Ncw-York will pour forth their many
ten thousands. Such now are the facilities
for travelling that the people from Maine, and
from the centre Of New Hampshire the whole
of Rhode Island, and half OF Connecticut and
Massachusetts. can go to Boston in tho morn
lnc. attend the exercises, and he at home in
the evening. We Workers can leave
our homce IN the evening before, and break.
fast nj home on the morning nher Was
ever the like Of Il? llie VIC AWAY then tc
lsy tho cope stone of Bunker IIll!-.N y
Commercial
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N " W OR \.

Arr nj Charleston, Sd, Brig Horny, Burt, f'
Baltimore.
Arr at ApaIachcola, 90, scar Warsaw
Burdick, n Orleans
Al Havana, about sist plt. Brig Prince d.
Joinvilo, Gardner, for n. York, , days
Arr al Baltimore, 9Th, Schr Nlrgluian, Bur
roughs, -. Marks Isabella, Clarke, Boston.
Arr at Savannah, 9th, Schr Franklin Greeno
Draper, ilavana Experienced severe gales ~
the Gulf, carried away iorot"pnast aud Jlb
boom, aud sustained other damage. She wa
bound I" this port, and pnl IN replace her spars
Eld at Charleston, 1lh, Schr Calao, swa
soy, New Orleans.
Gid at n. Orleans, ls., bark Highlander
Muyberry, Providence.
Arr rat Bristol, lltl, Bark EmPross, PItman
fin New York,
Arr at New Orleans, ID, Schr Con Cobb
Hammond, from Kingston, Jamaica
Arr at New Work., lrh, Schr Tasso, Almy
10 days from New Orleans.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-15
We REMAIN, sir,
Your fellow citizens.
To the President of the u, States.
From the Providence Journal Of Tuesday.

From the Prov idsnce Journal Of Tuesday.
BosToN AND PRovIDESCE RAmIoAp.--
There haping been some misapprehension re.
gardIng the arrangements of the Boston and
Providence Railroad for the i7,h, we have
been requested to publish the following notice
The staiement, that the Directors OF this
Company had voted to reduce the fare on the
Gtb, which was copied from the Boston Daily
Mail, is incorrect. An extra train will leave
Providence at 5 , A. NJ. on the l7th, com
posed Of Cd class cars, in which the fare will
be 81 each way. Returning, this train will
leave Boston AT u - 7. NJ. On the same day
The fare in the regular trains will be as usua
i 80 IN first class cars, aud 8 IN second
class cars.
An extra fJst class train will also leave
Providence u, =. NJ on Friday the 10Th
this train will not stop for way passengers
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-15
From the Boston Daily Bea.
AN EXCELLENT ARTICLE.

Anxlops To bcneii. our readers IN every
possible way that cpmes lfgltimntcly within
our province, we would now recop,mcnd To
their notice an article prepared by Ransom
81 Stevens, Druggist, Which Is fully deserv
mn OF public confidence and every way
worthy To be relied on. II is called The Dan
ellon aud Tomn,o Panacca--conpounde
of steam concentrated extracts from nine of
the best medicines produced IN the vegetable
kngdum--ihc dandclIon, tomato and sarsapa-
rllla forming The chleT ingredients which
are well known and universally admitted To
contain The most heNlhinl properties the SCI
cnce OF medicine has yet discovered. From
our own knowledge aud confidence IN the
gcntlemcn who prepare the medicine, we
have no bcsltaion III placing the fullest re-.
lance ~ It's virtues and recommending II ~
one Of the best atcrntIvcs now in nse for
dcbllIiatcd system. II ~ purifier Of the
blood aud bowels, aud excellent IN all cases
of indigestion, dyspepsia. loss of appetite,
&c. We have made trial of lts virtues, aud
would say To the readers, do likewise.
For any thing IN The druggist or opothc.
cary's line we would recommend the store
oi these gentlemen as INFERIOR to none IN the
city lhcr high moral worth and strict ntcg
riiy being sufficient guar1n'y to the public
against any attempt NJ Imposition.
Sold wholesale aud retail by the propric.
tors. Ransom g. Stevens. Armnry Hall Bulld
inc. ;glj Washington street, Boston, and by
their agents throughout The county.
O = For II more general idea please read
their Address 10 The People or the United
Stnles. "a nrolhcl pat oi tins paper "a
For safe ~ Newport by
L. X HAZARD
Il J. TAYLOR, o'"Eg'''s'
Newport, lnuc !, ls!3--jw
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-15
Friends Yearly Meriing.-The Yearly

meeting Of Friends, now assembled in
this town. is considered us large as that OF
any previous year. if not larger. A num-
Der Of ministers from different parts are
present, among whom are Isaac Thorn,
from Nine Partners, N. Y; John Hill,
from Upper Canada; Benjamin Hoyle,
from Ohio; Ezra Comfort and Samuel
Cope, from Pennsylvania Ebenezer
Roberts from New Jersey; beside n
large number from Maine, New Hamp-
shire. and Massachusetts. Among the
female speakers are Hannah Hopkins,
from Baltimore; Rachel w. Jones, An
m kates, Comfort Jepson, from Maine !;
Alice Page, from New Hampshire, and
many others from Massachusetts and
the northern part of this State.
Tho public meeting this morning COM
mences at hali-past 10 o'clock
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-15
Correspondence OF the Baltimore American.
VALPARAISO, Feb. 2lst, 49,


The snip Seaman arrived hero from Bal
timore in % days from the Cupes. bringing
the latest dates from tho United States, 18th
Now The barque Condor, ship Wales from
Boston, and Seaman are the only American
vessels in port. The Seaman also spoke
.f Cape Horn on American whaer from
Newport. LOG days out. Business here is
dull, the Market being oyerssocked with near
ly al! kinds of goods. The French this day
celchratcd the death Of the Duke of Orleans.
The only vessels OF war in the harbor arc
two French vessels. Our squadron has
gone up the const towards Mexico, but is
expected to arrive at this port shortly. To-
morrow the ..2d the American ensign will be
holslcd upon all vessels IN port. The Con
dor is expected to sail early IN the morning.
We had slight shock Of an earthquake
last night.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-15

The recent trials for the election Of
members Of Congress in Massachusetts,
m the Cd, Sd, 9th, and 7th districts, re-
suited in the election Of King, whig, in
the I'd district, and no choice in the
others.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-15

FRoM MEXico we have advices to the OH
of May via New Orleans. The first install
mcpt OF the American indemnify, S210,000
has been paid to AR. Thompson, and PLACED
on bond the US schooner Dolphin, whic Il
WAS To sal on the 2hh.
The yellow fever was prevailing at Vera
Cruz-6O0 sick, and deaths OCCURRING duly
IN. B. MercNry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-15

CoNNEcrIcUr.-A law hss passed the
House of Representatives Of Connecticut to
divide the city of New Haven into wards for
the purpose Of voting. No application tor
such DIVISION was eyer made by tho people
OF New Haven, nor were they eyer notified
either before or after tho law had passed the
House. This is another specimen of loco
i"co tyranny. Only give them the power,
and the people would be ruled with an iron
rod with yengeanoe-[ Fail Eiur Non.