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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09
Court Of Probaic, .uitdi,totpn, Jan. 10, lSi

Comt Of Probaie, .uitii,totOn, Jan. 10, 1912,
a y instrument Of writing, dated the Odd
"A day of May. 1870, purportng to be the
Las, WilI aud Testament OF Anne Cogges.
hail, late of Middctown, single woman, dec,
Nae presented tor probate aud Letters Tesla-
nrnlary thereon,
II Is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
at Probate. TO be holden at the Town House
in Middletown, on the third Monday in Feb.
next. at o'clock p. IN. aud that previous no
tIce be given by publishing copy of this
order three several times IN the Herdtd Of he
Times. for all persons Interested to appear at
SAID time and place and be heard.
a true copy-wlincss
JosuuA CoGGrsHALL, Pro. CTR.
Jan, 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09
LEGAL OFFICES.

Court Of Probate, .nihhieio,en, jan. 10, 1913
Upon the petition of Zoa Peckham, guar
~ dun to The minor children of Timothy
Peckhain, late of Middetown, dec, praying
this Court to authorIse and empower her To
sell all the right, title and interest of Sarah
Phebe, George W james S., and Wealthy
Ann, minor children of said Timothy Peck
ham ia and 10 a certSin Faua situate in New
port, containing by estimation about one hun
dred and eighty acres with the buildings
thereon, bounded northerIy on land of the
United States, westerly on the sea or salt
water, southerly on land Of Philip Peck
ham, and easterly on the Merchant Farm /;
said farm was formerly owned by Joshua aud
Augustus Peckham.
Il is ordered that the same be received and
the couside ration thereof referred to Court
m Probate, to be holden at the Town House
IN Mlddletown, Oh the third Monday in
February next. at one o'clock, i. NJ, and that
previous notice be given by publishing a
rnpy OF tins order three several times IN the
Ier0M Of The Times, for all persons inter
ested to appear at said time and place and
be heard.
a true copy-wircss
JOSHUA CpGGEsuALL, Pro. CTk.
Jan 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09

Encourage Domestic Manulac-
tureS.
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MONDAY, i. NJ.
The transactions a. the Public Stock Exchange to-day
we're large with disposition TO an advance in rates u s.
Sizes for 1862 improved per cent, and Long Island J.
The United States Fire Insurance have declared an adj
nace Of five per cent. payable on the lst Of July.
The New Oreaus Bulletin of the 10th inst says Avery
limited business has been done in every department Of the
nake, during the week. but the stocks of all kinds of
produce are light prices generally well sustained and
ADDS
corTov-The transactions since our last notice amou mt
10 :oou 6000 bales, viz Wednesday $500 Thursday
?Oo and yesterday 1909 bales changed hands We CONT
hue our last quotations. remarkng that prices rather in
favor of bayers-he purchases have been principally for
English and Northern Account.
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DIED.,

On Monday morning o'clock, in the oath year oE her
age Amelia wife of Edward Cany and only child of Amos
Palmer.
On Sunday morning 18th inst John McCosker son Of the
late John McCosker in the 33d year of hi, age.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited TO
attend his funeral this day 10 A. NJ from his late residence
No. 35S Grand street.
In this city, Sunday evening the ls, inst Miss Clarri-
sa Bates Of Bedford Westchester County, y. \.
Her remains have been taken Bedford for nternent
On Monday morning June 10Th, o'clock, of ntlam-
of the BRAIN Frederick john of Thomas and Ann
Amos, aged years, II months and 10 days.
On the 18th inst Of scarlet fever Henry Henry son Of
Henry Grinuell, in the 9Th year of his age
On 18th inst of consumption Nathaniel Lent, IN his ATTN
year. 80
At Skanea,eles on l4 inst Dr. Samuel Porter aged 65
years.
AT the same place at the residence of c. Burnett Esq
Pamela Wilbur, aged o..
AT RUSSELL NJ on the Sth inst. DR.. Reben Ashley, aged
50 years.
Passengers Arrived
In the ship Roscius, from LveIpooNlr and Mrs Gideon
Lee and servant, NYork; MIR D w Lee, Mr. w Lee W
Dixon Jane Andrews Sarah JONES' child and servant, Sarah
Kendall, Robert Perkinson-379 steerage.
In the Br brig Flora I'm DundeeMr Burns and MIR How,
and o. in steerage.
In the sloop j D Fish, fom Brazos, Merco-N. H. APP
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DIRK PoUDRETTE Co.
M A RRIED

On Sunday evening" June 18th, by Rev. Mr. Green, Mr..
Charles D. Mitchell Miss Maria Burger all of this city.
AT Hamilton 18th inst by the Rev. j. s. Maginns John
Hogan Esq of Hogansburg to Ann Margaret Masters of
Smiths valley youngest daughter Of the late Hon. Judge
Masters VI. &. Of Rensselaer, Co.
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SASpss SAA.ArARILLA-Fever is Of the most reqaen
and dangerous diseases which the human body IS
sells of the skin become changed producing dines ana and the
ing heat After this the general system IS
patient sinks beneath the attack unless nee'sa s The
remedies. Noxious ef!uva and various An.esH @ ,nd
Of fever being infused throughout ts hiss with
then b.eatd into the When esrsd By The Circulating
organs the reoest ramicatlon OF he 1 bhy sfa,e
the animal frame is kept in 4, naeons properly
he no union Of the prrdisposng cause winch Is ; ho1"u
euva marsh mias with ~ condition Of the general con-
t l ~ ~. and consequently dissa>e ,,e..
&c q sn sp os1 city ap4f n
SCI and sold wholesale aud retail and for e5p9ratlon
b. B. SANDS D[nEs,s s,an,'e yo1k so@
s q, bv A. b. D. SANDS 70 Fnlton'stteet and g last
Rsoadway corner of Nlarkesreet Pnce 81 per oot,e.s1
Ies for S. Original documents may be seen at our store
s,,rs wsATHrR-It should he remembered tina, during
the ntense heat Of summer the process Of digestion is per
nTmed with such extreme ango that food instead oil be-
inc speedily dissolved and converted into npirment Tor t
BODY often becomes actually spoiled purified IN the so
mach thence bad BREATH taste II the mouth conc
pains dseney cholera mobus and other disorders OF The In
Wrchs Indian Vegetable Pills certain for all the
complaints because they cleanse the a'me
the cause not only OF all disorders Of the bowels but of every
malady incident &c man e also aid and improve digestion
and purify blood and therefore give irah and rigo to
the whole frame, we'll drive every description Of PAIN
from the BODY.
against the many spurious medicines which order TO de-
ceye made in outward appearance closely to resemble the
Jtshoud be remembered all genuine medicine has Urghts
Indian Vegetable Pills neatly printed on the sides of the boz
and that II The ord 'fgs cannot be found all Is post
ofices devoted escusiel 10 the sale Of the medicine,
wholesale and reaiNos 2GS Greenwich street. New ork;
pha. lt
r-@ On. OscooDs IxDI, CHoL.coGUE, which has
gained such no'cet in the Of Fever and Asue and
'1rpa .lpt IIIs,an -iaI iaIV
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n0TTDRETTE FOR SALES bbls. for S5-or
n bb for SIS be obtained Immediately on application
Office, 10 y. a. -- -
FANCY SOAPS of every variety and size, man
n ufactured and for sale BIZ
ieo q W. HULL & son. Nos. los and III GHn..-
mo TEACHERS-A Select School, consisting
-. e 3: viii BE- disposed Of together with fixtures &C. On
fayorable terms The opportunity desirable one
as nnIH AZ ss Bookstore Of ISRAEL P0,s ss Bowey s2o
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~ sebrtnc,s Anti-DyspeptIc aud Resto.

BACKWARD SEAsoS-LATE CRops-EARLY FRosT.-
The present said to be uncommonly backward;
and crops forward usual by two weeks 1t will be
we'll for farmers look we'll to their crops which are liable
injury from early fross-esPecaly Let every farm
who cau obtain quantity of Poudrstte and apply it
his top dressing, the first the second
hoeng Ten twelve bushels applied thus will
crop and bring maturity twelve days earlier than
without it.
For Corn, Cotton Tobacco, and all kinds of garden veg
ctable there it nothing in in this country fertilizer
equal it, be applied with much and great
rapidity than corn can be dropped in planting Those
who have used it hardly credit the reports of Others
who have and experiment with few barrels or bushels
will astonish them. 1t found permanent manure show
inc its effects on the third and fourth crops Those who
have large quantities for several years have used
from 400 600 bushels this year. 1t be obtained i'm
medately in any quantities % Chambers street, New
York Of the NEw-YoRK PoUDRETTE Co.
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Icory e. Co.-GenOa Hats.-A fur fabric of
tsxty. and delicate hue expressly adapted to Gen.
nsn Summer by reason Of their escedns EhIness
s1e''' LEARY & Co No. and Astor House.
Also choice selection Of the elegant Rocky Mountain
Rs.fer Hat for Summer use. !el1 Iw!st
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LATER FROM CAMrEAcHY.-By the arrival of the
schooner Grccian at New NO Orleans from sisa
oof The Campeachy armed ssdooners had ar
rrsd there before she left, and informed that no
cher engagements had taken place between Com
Moore and the Mexicans, but it was believed the
latter were preparing to make an attack on the
Commodore A part of the Mexican troops who
surrendered and were tc. be gent TO Tampico, had
hon transported from Telchack to 1erma, and
were employed against Campcachy. About 500
If them were retained as prisoners, and had been
marched into the interior.
The Mexican account Of the engagement of the
18th ult,, between their steamers and the Texan
aee. together with nine Campeachan bargcs Diff
ters materially from the report Of Com. Moore
There was not single man killed or injured on
The Mexican side The victory, although the
battle was of five hours duration) was not COM
plete, astte Texans escaped The writer OF the
report says that he was an eye witness of the en-
ragement. and can guarantee the authenticity
and correctness of what ne states.
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ARREsr.-Police officer Gormon, of the First
Municipality Police, arrested yesterday George
Duggan, alias Thomas Perry, and Samuel MIC
raaley. He charges them with being the per
sons who killed Major Lloyd IN st: LOUIS last
sl,n,rer, N. o. Pic.
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IN PRESS,
No. VI. of the Series OF
useful, WORKS FOR THE PEOPLE

No. VI. of the Series of
USEFUL WORKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
WILL BE SPEEDILY PUBLISHED.
Popular Treatise on the CULTURE OF SILK, with
Directions for the Treatment of the Worm the Manage
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the best authorities illustrated by numerous EnGrarngs
The above work will be printed uniformly with the Series
of Useful Works on the beautiful clear type, aud sold
at the low price OF IS cents or five copies for ST.
ALSO IN PRESS,
AND WILL BE PUBLISHED IN a SHORT TINE
No. VII. of the Series of
USEFUL WORKS FOR THE PEOPLE,
Being Course OF POPULAR LECTURES on AS
TRONOMY delivered the Royal Observatory oil rams.
BY NJ ARAGo, Member OF the Institute oil france, "c'
Translated with Notes, by WALTER Z. KELLEY, ESQ., oil
Trinity College, Dublin. With numerous Ensra'inss.
The above work will be Uniform with the preceding numbers
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Also, very superior article oil Letter AHo "
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Brig Bordear Smith, Bath
Schr Nassau Dearborn, Richmond, Allen Paxson
ARRIVED,
Ship franklin, Kennedy, of Boston, from Noriean'' May
d. cotton TO order.
Shin Rosciu,, Collins, I'm Liverpool May a. mdze 70 Z
Collins Co. June 10. lat AZ, Ion DO, passed snip net
tor I'm Liverpool for NYork.
Shin Sheffield Porter Is ds fm NOreans, cotton &c. 10
master. ,,,:, .
Shin Kalamazoo McCerren, Is ds from Mobile cotton TO
* A Kingsland.
Bark Kilby Bars,ow, 81 ds I'm NoEleans cotton sc. to
Brir Flora Mitchell, 40 DIS from Dundee mdse to Wood
Johnson 4 Burrtt
Brig Savannah, Hawley, DIS FIN Sarannahcoon 10 s'uF
Brig W Stephens, Hail. ds I'm Bermuda old copper TO
r A Tucker NJ
schr Control Wainwright, ds from Jacksonville, NJ
lumber TO Ober s. Wight.
schr Gil Bias see!y, DIS fun Eleuthera pine apples 70
master.
Scr John Rowiy Kendall, Is DIS FIN 81 Johns, Me- lis
TO Barclay Livingston.
sch Olive Corson days from Virginia, with wood TO
master.
schr Thomas Martin, Ward, . day, from James River,
with wood
Schr Marinda I'm Thomas,on lime
Soop Fish, Forsyth of Mystic, FIN Brassos Santiago
Mexico hides to Jewctt s. Son.
The Telegraph reports vessels in sight at shutdown
SAILED,
Ships England, Bartlett, Liverpool Union, Russell New
Orleans.
The Irhr Ship stationed of Sandy Hook up from
her mooriags yesterday to undergo repairs
9ek ult lat IS 90 Ion so 46 ship States Ocean, 80 d.
FIN Liverpool for NOreans. Is \,
I'm Bath for GuadalouPe
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what be trying the feelings OF moth
or ha 10 behold her writing the asoniss Of choc
or wasting under that terT,bl. scoa.e Of nianGy chol
can be effected with speed aud certainty BY administering to
the little sufferer that nestimsbe ia! Ta
ibe Family medicine which adapted TO all complaints o
th stomach bowels liver, system In the SOUTH
.ccape prominent place nearly every domestic Tedi-
cine chest ..>-.. ~ "a r,o, -
y Fast broadway, 273 Broadway. JlO 2"ls
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NEW GOODS AT THE NEW-YORK CASH
IN TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, l42 Fulton st.
near NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. irving in the city and wanting
outfit will find for their call and examine our
stock of fashionable Cloths and CasmeIes togeh
er with great variety of the richest Silks Chally and Mar
settles yestngs, selected from observation-disclosures
very desirable for gentlemen Of taste and fashion 10
make their selections from the style and workmanship
of our garments challenge comparison with the motes
penye establishments the United States and connins our
business exclusively TO cash. ensbles Gus
toners very great saving the purchase of their wardrobe
Cash on delivery and no abatement prices Strict pune
tuality observed in filing orders ,,sco
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prhlic stoc,s Exchan.e, Junc 19.

SECOND BOARD.
1900 Ohio 6s go .bS0 SO 10000 Govt 6s, '62b3o ia
1000 Illinois 6s TO-. 33t lAl shrs Pheni1 Blk. boo 90
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NEW ALGEBRA.-Iust published, An
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10 Notice.-On Wednesday the 21s inst (bens thu an.
niyersary o the birth of the late Daniel p Tompkns an adj
dress commemorative of his services viii be delivered in the
Reformed Dutch Church the village Of Iompkinsre
Staten Island u o'clock The citizens Of New-York and
their respect for the Of the late Governor notified
that the boats leave Whitehall Dock and Staten Island every
hour during the day from A. NJ. to F. Nj. j2o 2t1
hold interesting meeting Concert Hail. No. tC6 Broad
way, This Tuesday Evening" June goth, o'clock. The
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ing BY the Marshall Choir and other popular singers. The
public respectfully invited to attend.
Ii. w X HAWLEY Assistant Secretary.
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