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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
FI'AVF.

Arratt par REM Doiror, d 81 milles at.
dessous de Baton Rouge, sur 10 ~1euve, IN
sClIeval bal, Age dc 6 a 7 ans, 10 paumes de
haut, il MA aucune etampe visible. Une barre
blanche de toute Ia longueur de Ia tbte, lie
pied de derri6re gaucbe blanc, ct a IN tpar-
win au-dossus du sabot. lie proprietaire eat
requis de 10 ratirer confofmtment d Ia lei.
3 oct IS J. fiUESTON, Rangeur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
PAQUEBOT R%EGULIER,
Pour Ia Mourelie Orleans, Port Hudson,
Bayou Sara et poiag Ctoupfe.


SSssAg Ls Gapitaine Hart a
RAs.y.s, phonneur d'informer SEES
AsssrssM aInis que le beau bateau
neuf BRILLIANT Il ,ris la place du Pm
SIAN, partant tors les Mercredi ma.inA 10
bsures ct on rstournant part do Bayou Sara.
tous les Samedis 4 Ia meme heure. II s'ar-
rate 4 Baton Rouge, en- montant, vers Ia
points du jour, Ie Jeudi matin, ct spassc on
descendant, entire 4 a q heures lie Samedi
soIr. Pour fret on passage, s'adresser d bord.
Nous reeomnandons es bateau an public.
In cmque. les mtcaniques ct los meublea
sont neufs il pos sede Epan's Safety Valtss
pour empschsr rexplosion aes bopilloires,
%qu'uns pompe d feu ct des tuyaux. Le
poDt SUPERIOR est su fer pour empecher Pin
cendie. II gouverue avec des chaines ct a 4
bord I'm life boat qui peut c%ontenir 10 Oh 80
per onues. On ma epargne nj temps, nj ar
gent ponr assufer la solidite, Ia bonte ct Ia
yitesse de co bateau, que ses propritts3res
n'htsitent nullement b ofHfir au public centne
le meilleur bateau qui ait jafaais fat ces w.
wages. 10 sept. 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

FABRIQUE DOUVRAGEs EN- FER
BLANC, EN- CUIVRE EFT EN- TOLLE.
LIE soussign6 s't.aut etabli dams Ia rue du
Maine, proche Ptglise mtthodiste, infprms
respectueusement 10 public quill continue a
TRAVELLER dams Ia susdite branche. D'aprss
une tongue experiences il So Aatte dc pouvoir
bonner entiere satisfaction 4 ceux qii .otl-
dront bien l'honorer de leur pratisae.
Toute fsrblanterio eonfsctionnee on rae
commodte dams ls plus court dtlai.
JOHN TILANO.
20 few, 4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
E..

Arrttd par Williams Stephens, sur lhabita-
ton de Philip Hlcky. ii vieux cheyal do cou.
leur bal, borgne dun oil, 10 pied droit do
derriere blanc, de Ia bauteur de ID phumes.
LIE proprietaire est requis de 10 retirer en-
ss eonformant a Ia lsi.
J. HUESTON,
anht D 20 Rangeur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
VIM. D PHILLIPS.

.. h. SIMPLIFY, ayocat, etc. pratiquera dams
les cotir des troisieme. quatriapee, ct hu!tieme
districts judiciaires.
lou e. afaires c%onf6es a ses SONS rece-
won't Tattentlon la Plus assidue. II tient son
bureau a Baton Rouge, LIE.
10 neyembre. 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
pAQUEBOT REGULIER.

E1qHaN Le public est res
E reimbursement infermk
*IarE.E.I59a1kansrN que le solide ct leger
EsxslaasAzsssuzsasGA lateau a yapeur CO.
dorado, Capt. James II. Ure, ayaut etc
rtcemment rtpars en- enter a repris ga place
dams le dc Baten Rouge Eau lieu
du A. Fuselier). II partira de Baten Rouge
tous les Satnedis A s heures du matin. ct do
la Nouvelle Orleans lie Mercredi a 10 beures
du matin. Pour fret gu passage s'adresser q
10 dec A PIKE g. BABIN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
MARCHANDIsEs NOUvELLEs.

MARCHANDISFS NOUVELLES.
LIE sousaigne Went de recevoir ct recoit en-
core IN assortment cofnpIet de marchandiscs
d hiver, consistant Embellishments pour hon.
mes tells quo chapeaux, casguettes, s%ouliers,
etc, de diff rentes qualities ct de marchandises
dc fantastic pour danes tellcs que mousseIines
de Lame, mtrinos, draps, easimirs, ct s~atinets~
coioaades, cotens blanchis ct aon bianchis etc.
II vendra les marchandises ci-dessus CONNIE
a son ordinaIre a bon marche pour du comp
tanf, ct invite ses amis ct commissioners ct ls
public en- general a vepir examiner son assor-
ti,nept a son magasin, rue Lafayette.
22 oct. 81 d. SANGER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

H. Arrete par Richard Odom, a
t~~~TTTgasa residence, a guatorze miles
Hf-JsEs de Baton Rouge ct a SIX miles
<~SAss.sAdn chemin de la Cornite, sur
Beaver Creek, un petit cheval bal, avec une
ctoile au front, d'enViron q~uatorze paumes de
hanteur, ct agte de = d 10 ans.
lie proprlttaire est requis de lie retirer en-
Sc conformant a la !oi.
]. HUESTON,
"a dec. as RaDgeur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
A. l.. pLO
DENTtsTr.

Residenee-A Fest de la maison do eouy,
dans Ia maison ci-devant occupee par Chas.
X. Tessier. a Baton Rouge.
rT Le ausdit d besoin Dun bon J~Asprsfxu.
dun earaetere sobre ct tranquilIe s'adresssr
A la susdite residence. 10 dec. a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
BARDEAUy
AVIS.

Le Doeteur JoHs c. WmIiAss, sfss I've
services de sa profession aux habitans de- Baton
Rouge ct des e%nvirons CONNIE il a ncaue
une tongue experience dams 10 traitement dos
ma'adIes du sud, ayant p~rofesst CONNIE ms
deem, eiiirurgien ct accoueheur, (pendant plus
dc ans,) aysc success, il espere meriter une
portion du patronage public. II s~'acauit-
terra fidtlement des deyoirs de ga profession
Ct ses prlx seront mis- d Ia portte de- Ia pens
RE dss temps.
lie DR.. w. ss rendra iot,s lea io,,ra A IA.
ton Rouge, b moins sa'ii ne soft rstsuu par
les devolrs de sa profession ; en- sen absence,
II prize dad esser teus lss ordres OF COMMUNE
eations au magasin de Msssrs. ]. g. L. r.,
Phillips & Co.
Arlington, le 0 Juliet 1912. m
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
MEDICINES WHALES EFT AMERfxi
DU pH0NIX-Du Ua. MoyyAT,
HEMARqUEs GEafHALss,

E~EMARqUEs G~EaFHALss.
Ces medicines doivent leur nom a Ia pro.
prlttt manifesto ct sensible ~au'elles ont de
purifier les sources do la vie, en- leur Dormant
nne honYnlle vigueur. Dams plusieurs cas
authentIgues ct publies, ces medicines vkgs-
tales ont retire des portes du tombsau des
personneE que Ia mort y prtcipi,ait avant le
temps. Files SOM reconBues CONNIE un re-
mede proinpt. ct certain pour les fdrres biies-
ses, Ia ayspepsie, les p~alpitations de caur, les
crampes dfsfQmae, les maAT do tfte, Finsom-
me, les r~hnmaHsmss, les rers, fasthme, les
m~aupaises constitutions, eta. Rlen no peut
tgalsf les PtttLHs DE VIE ct 10 pnns,x
B1rTKHs du DR.. Mofat /! On peut reeeyeir de-
Plus longs renseignemens chez tous Les agents
u. JODRDAN. Phafniacien est agent d
Baton Rouge pour ces medicines.
WIN. b. MOFFAT.
New York, 7 Juliet. 30
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
AVIS.

lie sonssignt, avocat ct procnreur. oiIre les
services de ga profession a ses amis ct all pu-
bic en- general; II s'acquiitera avec soin ct
prornpt'tude des ~affaires qui lui seront eonfit es
ct II ~ta@hera, par son exactitude, de meriter
Ia clientele du public. On lie tiouveraa l'ot-
lice de Mr. w. H. WIKOFF notaire public
maison ds la Bangue de Ia Louisiana.
% oct. 81 II. w. SHERBURNE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
le 0 juliet Is42.
EpTI

EPjCERIESi EPICERIESi ss
Quarante barils d'exeellents biare d.
Dayton;
100 caisHes do vim
I'm grand assortment de lard OF d'spiceriss
en- general
Un assortment de bonnes charrues
Charlton dc Pittsbourg, Sable, Rtsrae. Gou-
dror, Cbaux, &c, constatnment en- yents A dos
pssx nodtrts par
4 JUN II A. MONTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
AVTS.

Tous eeux gui mt des rdc1amations conirs
Ia ci-devant soeitts dc J. & Z. Phillips g. Co,
sont prizes de les presenter al soussign6s pour
stre Iiquides.
nov. rs AZ ]. e. r. r. PHILLIPS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
TAXES DE PAROISSE.

Avis est par lie present donne one lie Ia
bleau des taxes pour l'annte 1912 est a pre-
sent entire Ies mains du collecieur des
taxes ct de Pisa que toutes spmmes dues sur
lie tabIeau pour les annees 1910 ct 1871, qui
ne seront pas rtgltes inmcd.alement avec
lie collector, seront percues scion Ia ioi.
o. HACKETT,
Collector des taxes de paroisse.
l4janvier 1913 80 ST
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
A A VENDRE.

so barils de chaux de Thomaston, do Ia
premiere ~qualitt, propre pour suererie GU au-
tres usagesyreeu dernierea OF a vendrs
par
SNOW 30 A. MONTAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
GENERAL.

De t"us lea fats titles tant anctens que
nnnyeaux, roneefnant lliyeiene p~ubliqus ct
p iyte, Ia MfdeGins ct Ia Chirurgie Domes.
tIquss, lEdneation morale ct physique de
Tendance, PAgrieultnrs, llIoffftulture, l'E.
d~ueatloh des Anttnaux DolDestiqueF, Fart
Vettrinaire. l'exercice ct le periectiopnement
de toutes les professions, Ia legislation usu.
ellie, etc, etc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
MACHINE A

MACHINE A VAPEUR,
DE Ia force de % on 50 chevaux, avec bou;,
ioires en- bon etat, a vendre : bas prix, par
1aott % PIKE & RAHIN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
A VENDRE

A VENDRE.
Vipgt arpeuts de came a planter, Red RI
per Ribbon, dune qualite superieure, A Penn.
bouehure du Bayou Manchac, paroisse d'lbsr.
vile, par.
"a dec. 46 JAS. N. BROWN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04

These
Rams to
p~urifyini
snduing
and TO III
Berisd in|
lerers 81
grave, al
day. pre-
failed, in
secured |
without |
blessing
A suPr|
Eoasfsra|
to Mofat1
Prescripd|
medicine
e.. J0q
oines at d
eaPren|
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-02-04
A coHtm Her.
L,ErONOMIsTE.

> T. EIUNUWIS r.
ReuHe E~ncgeloptdtque et Methoaique, de
toutes les eonaajSsanoess usuelies ct pra.
ttqHes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17

The Fall River Moni,or has been much
enlarged and with an entire new set of type,
nj the same time, much improved ia its ap.
pearanco. II ID a well conducted paper, aud
It's cn'crprising publishers are worthy of n
liberal s"ppor, The late fLu in that village,
by which they lost mos, Of their effects, we
hope will eventually prove TO be advanla-
geous 10 them.
We copy the following from the Monitor
Of Saturday.
o. Not quite six weeks have apscd
since about 200 buildings, covering 20 acres
OF ground IN this place were destroyed by
tire. with "A large part Of their contents.
Already are there about 100 buildings oi
different silrs in progress-somc nearly fin
hhed apd others IN various stages Of pro-
gross.
Thl. furnisheg fine market for lumber ol
every Sind and cmplpymen, for multitude OF
industrious mechanics and laborers.
The buildings now up furnish u great re-
lief 10 the eye as it wanders over The ruins
ol the burnt district. And the energy and
activity OF our citizens in so soon erecting
new buildings to cuvcr tho places where
others once stood, furnishes good grounds
Tor hope that not II great while hence the
whole burnt district will be built over aud in
greally improved state.
Then. we hope also, that ije N series and
snfferings of the past may all be forgotten in
the prosperity and happiness with which they
may BE- surrounded.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17

Doane. The services were concluded
by the administration Of the Holy Su-
cramcnt, which was received by the
bishops and clergy, md very large
number Of the lai,y.
The services were Of very solemn
aud impressive character, and deeply
interesting. Bishop Henshaw is now
the head of the Episcopal Church in
this State. lie is a man Of deep picty
Of sound learning and distinguished
ahii,ty; eloquent in the pulpit, and ir-
reproachable in private life. lie was,
on Thursday, instituted Rector ofGrsce
Church.
The clergy of the Episcopal Church
in this State were, we believe, all pres.
en,, together with clergymen from Mas
sachusetts, Connecticut, Maine, New
Hampshire, New York, New Jersey
Pennsylvania, and Maryland. Among
others, Rev. Prof Ogiiby, of The N
Y. Seminary, and Rev. Drs. NJ ilnor ans
Coleman.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17
u z a II II S

['rhe notice Of Mrs. Dana's dealt! as publish.
ed in our last, contained some inaccuracies
which we have been requested 10 correct b,
inserting the following from the Rhode Island
cr
In this town, on Sunday evening the 9Th
inst after "A short illness, Ms. Margaret T..
Dana, wife of James Dana, Esq. oi Charles.
town, Mass, aud daughter Of Col. Levi Tow.
or, ui tins town.
Seldom have we been called upon to record
,le death of one who,o loss is more soy crCly
felt or deeply regretted than Is that OF tins
amiublc aud interesting female, called away
amidst her usefulness, aud while surrounded
with all the comforts of life. Among the
many virtues which she possossed, that "i the
exemplary Christian was most conspicuous. -
Sh. made public profession of her FAITH ~
Christ about three wears past since that PERI
od the sincerity Of her profession has been
made manifest by the strlct aud underwriting
observance Of every Christian duty, and, at
tho closing scene uf lie, she experienced the
comfort aud consolation whIch our holy rcl.
yion inparis To- the true believer, and dlod
resigned to the will OF God aud in firm faith
that, through The merits uf her Sn,iur ,hcr soul
would be received into ,le mansions oi the re-
deemed.
What consolation to her bercavcd relations
aud friends, to feel assured that she who was
80 Lowell, ~ life, 50 lovely iu death, ~ lu,.ly
In heaven may they be comiortcd, aud
mourn not W. those who ARE withou, hope,
Tor the, Who sleep 10 Jesus shall also bo with
him ~ glory.
\ In this town, on the 9Th inst. Mr. John
Btooner, aged ~ years.
In this town, on Friday evening last, Capt
I John Bi;ey, aged q !,ar.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17
Military Excursions.

The Marine Artillery intend to make an en-
curson to the Stone Bridge. in n few weeks,
aud to remain few days for exercise aud
target shooting. 4 more beautiful spot
could not have been selected and visIers
who may be attracted there viii iiud accom-
modallons nt Mr.. Hodges, winch we can
recommend from personal experience. 1t is
thought that the Warren Artillery ard Bris-
,ol Artillery may JON the excursion. IT all
the artillery companies IN the State could
meet together, It would tend ,Hnch to iher
advantage and Improvement.
We learn that the Cadets and Sea Fcnci-
blcs have been invited TO visit WoonsockelS
that the invitation will probably b. accepted,
IN which case they will iorego their excuI-
sion to Chrpachel. Whenever they may 90,
we are certain that the companies will meet
cordial welcome, and Attract admiration by
their discipline and equipment Pror. Jour.
Of .Mo"dgy.
We understand that the Infantry intend to
visit Newport on "Wednesday next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17
NOTICE..

y(n IL REMEMBERED, ,la, The Town Coun.
- cil OF lie town dt Newport. will meet
us a Board Of ConvnSsers, att the Town Hall
IN Newport, on FRIDAY. The 9ah dag q
.3ugRst, instant, al > O'Clock, y. ", tor the
pnfpose of further correcting the Lasts ot
Voters for the town nf Newport, previous tt
the Election of a Representative To III,
House of REPRESENTATIVES of The 2Sth Con
grcss of the United States. from the State oi
Rhode Island and Providence Plantations
Tor The Eastern District of said State. The
Town Meeting for which Election, by Iaw
viii be- holden on Tuesday, tile Ghh instant.
and II is ordered that notice of sad Meeting
of The Board of Canya,scrs as aforesaid, be
given at least ten days before said time "i
Meeting, by publishing notice thereof, the
first publication whereof 10 be inserted ~
The Herald Of the Tunes of The 10Th inst.
BY order,
B. g. llowLANp. Connect Clerk.
Newport, Aug. 10, lsl3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17

The 18th a,,;cle of the By-I Laws is here.
with inserted "Whencver an assessment Is
made agreeable to the foregoing provisions,
the Treasurer shall be allowed thirty days
from the date thereof, in which to complies
The collection at The expiration OF which
time. he shall proceed to make the necessary
demands Of the insured, or his lrga. repre-
senla,ves, and likewise Of lse tenant IN pos
session, tor all such assessments as are then
unpaid and in case of non.paynrnt at the
expiration Of SAD thirty days, he shn'' them
with the Appreciation OF the board OF DIrcc.
tors, proceed with the collection by resorilng
To The lieu upon The property insured, agree
ably To the provisions OF the seventh section
If the Act of Incorporation" ""
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17
SElEIsIFF'S SALE.


10y virtue of an Execution issued on, of
- the couu of Common Pleas tor ibn
County "f Newport. May Term, ls43, IN
favor of John Stevens a. Co of Newport. N
said County, aud 10 me directed & delivered,
viii sell ar Puhilc Auction on the premises,
To the highest bidder. oh Monday, III" 2Slh
day of August. 1913, NJ ten o'clmk, 4. NJ,
All the iiehi, TILE and interest, that JcIhro
Is Bailey. of Mlddletown in said County, bat
now residing IN New Oheans. merchant, had
on the 18th day ul October. 1912, al fihy-fye
minutes pasi 9 o'clock, p. NJ. in and to n
farm Consisting ni Two parcels or iIncts of
land situated ~ said MhdIrtown the first
or North lrnai being bounded ss follows, 10
vii casler'y on innl of the heirs of Prley
Tahnad, deceased son,herly on the main
road westerly on land 0f Joseph l. Bailey,
and noriherly on land late belonging ,n
Stephen Bowen. Gcceosed: The South trnct
is bounded nrr'hrfly on the main rond ras.
erlg on land ut the heirs uf James l.. Lang.
ley. deceased southerly on land oi The heirs
lm Grorge IRISH. deceased, and westerly on
Alley I.anc called.
Conditions AT sale.
WM. H. DOpGLAS, hriE
Newport, Aug. g. IS43 :. -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17
MISSIONARIES DROwNnD.-We repr,

MissIoSARIks DRownED.-We regret to
"arn from the Puritan, ,ha, Mr.. Cornelius
Rogers, Mrs. Rogers, her sister Anrclin Les.
he, Squire Crocker and two CIals"p Indians,
were drowned al the falls Of The Willamette
river, near the Methods, mission. in the
Oregon country. on the 1T at February
While passing the rapids above. the boat
was cc.den,ally carried over the falls. Mr..
Rogers went 70 Oregon from Cincinnati,
Oho, III the spring OF 1898. in company with
miss; s;onarcs Of the A. B. T.. j.. NJ, to aid
them IN their christian labors among the In
dians there. lie was u volunteer bearing
his own expenses. Afler laboriny three or
four years with them, he married daughter
OF Rev. Mr. Leslie, Of the Methodist mission
on the " ullamc,te, and took up his residence
near that mission. lie wns an ruierprIsing,
christian mon-lust the sot, OF man that u
rising community like that needs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17
SEI ElslFF,S SALE.
NE W POkT, sc -

Rf virtue of an Exrcuiun ;ssaed on, nf
- the Court Of Common pleus Tor the
County of Newport, May Term, Isi3 IN
favor of Wiliamr. TAlcy. of Ncwpor,.,n said
County, and TO me directed and delivered,
" st1l al Public Auction. on the premises,
Y" the highest bidder, on Monday, Angus, %,
loI3. at ten o'clock, A. NJ,
A the right, title and lnleres, tha, Jcihro
B. Bailey Of Mdd;c,own. in said County but
now residing IN New Orleans. mrrch,nr, he'd
on the 2lst day ni October iSf2, at 20 mnuts
pasi O'Clock. A. NJ, IN and,o farm cou.
ssllng Of two parcels or 'rac's of lnnd sltua.
ted Ia -nld Mlddie,uwu 'the first ar Nor'h
tract beng bGnnded as folhwJ. To wit: ear.
Iety on land of the heirs OF P.les Tall,nan.
deceased souihcry on ihc main road: w"a.
trrIy IN land of JOSEPH, |. Bailey, aud npr,h.
ery on land late belonging 10 SrrI,hrn
Bowen. deceased the Soulh":raci is bonn.
tcdnor,berly on the main road ensrrrly on
land of the heirs of james l.. Langley. de
ceased; sou,Eericy oh land of the helrs "f
George lr,sh d'cea,"d, and westerly on
Alley Lane, So called
Conditions ai sale.
WM. II. DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
Newport, Aug. g. lel3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17
& a q Is : a g 43,

In this town on Tuesday last by the Rov. Mr.
Ihayor, Mr.. Wiiilam Eddy of Conn. TO Miss
Harriet {. L., daughter of Mr.. Caleb Trip,
of this place.
In Portsmouth, on Tuesday evening last, by
the Rev. MIR. Edmonds, Mr.. John Almy To
Miss Leonicc ). Griunril, all of Portsmouth.
In Bristol, on W. tuesday evening l,h inst.
Mr.. Melville q bcane, of Cherryield, Me,
to Miss Sarah T., daughter Of the Rov. Thom-
as shepard, Of tha, town.
In New York city, Both uit. Mr. Amasa Il.
Sorum, of Providence, TO Miss Mary a,
daughter of Mr.. Gardner Braman, of this
town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17

The Army and Navy Chronicle gives the
result of the recent trial Of Major lnow Liept.
ColoncD Payne. before Il Court al Fort Co.
Inmbus, Governors Island. The charges
we're, neglect of duty, dsobediencc Of orders,
in.uborlina'c conduct, ind djsrespecttul be-
hayior To his commanding officer. The
specliicaions we're neglect to visit the forts
TO the command of winch lie wGs assigned.
neglect TO inspect the troops under his com
nayd. pcglect aud refusal To give ceriuln
receipts tor clothing, aud neglect ,u re port u
soldier for trial "n the charge of deserlion -
refusal to forward inspection reports and re-
.isal 10 perform tie duties devolving upon
nI.l us 4 commanding officer :-rers .siai.ce
in declaring himself relieved from 4 com
mand 10 winch he was assigned and writ
i"g two dsrespccliul letters to General
Wool.
The Court found Major Payne guilty Of
The first charge, not guilty of The second,
guilty of The third and fourth aud sentenced
linn To be rcprimandcd in general orders
jUbt!fying this light sentence by expressing
line coysiciion ihpt Ala or Paync's mlscon-
duet proceeded from erroneous opinions on
iertniued by him, and that lie was sui jccted
to The unnecessary exercise Of authority.
General Scott approves the finding and
sentence, reluctantly; holding them to be
inconsistent with each other. and the sen.
tence much too light for the offences proved
aud le reads the members OF the Court u
,oIernb'y sharp lecture upon the crrogcous
principles developed IN lis action.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-08-17

Business generally Is said TO be Improving
in the commercial cities, but without any IN
creased demand for money. at is CERTAIN"
saws the ~ Y. Commercial Advertiser, "that
the resources Of the community are very
much within their control, aud it is probable
that larger than ordinary share Of The bu.
.!ness is done for cash. Should The improve
men, in business be equal to what seems now
gcucrally expected, al increased inquiry for
money will doubtless arise" The same pa.
per of Saturday adds:
The revival of trade now going forward,
and The evidences daily presented at incrcos
iur confidence IN the mercantile community.
aud of returning prosperity to the various
branches of industry ihruughoui the country
arc sulliclert To show that II the tariff OF 1912
has been of no advantage, the evils which
were confidently fote,uld by the advocate al
the tree trade system, as likely Ia result FROM
- operation, have not occurred. We are
not. however, disposed to look upon the tariff
rs couierrng mere negative advantages.
when we consider the depressed condition
al thc interests uf the country al the tune oi
ur passage. aud look upon the state ~ things
now existing, we cannot but think that The
operaiion of the tariff has been Of consldc.
rIb'c advantage"
The price or Cotton dripy tho pnst week
ir New York has ranged from > ! to : IA
ecrts. according ,o quality. The Enghsl
market IS huly gluited With American Co,