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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01
I'll E RAID OF THE TIM ES.
NJ MEMORANDA. T.

! Arr al N. Orleans, Goth, Schr Export, Gard
ner, days FIN Campeachy.
Arr AT N. York, I'D, Sehr Rosalths, BakeL
FIN 81. Croix aud Cid 25lh, for ~ kingsi"wn.
Arr at N. Orleans, 18th, Ship Huntsville,
Mnmford, N. York.--Cd 18Th, Schr Calla',
Swasoy, Charleston.
Sailed fin Savannah, 18th, Schr Caroline,
Swasey, Maianzas.-Adv. l9ilI, Brig Poland,
Smitl, Havana, with dispatch.
Sailed I'm Mutanzas, 9Th, Brig Confidence,
Bailey, Trieste.
| Adv. at Matnnzos, i2ih, Bark Empress, Pit
man, for New York, 4 days.
/ Capt Iiamblcton, late Of Schr Counscllor,
ofN King.town, arrived at Norfolk 22d ult,,
and reports his vessel AS lost on Apalael'cola
! Bar.
CID at Baltimore, 25tb, brig Henry, Burt,
Charleston.
! Cid AT Havana, 10th, Schr franklin Greene,
Draper, Mariel.
Arr at New Orleans, 10th, Ship Palestine,
LittIefsld, fm Liverpool ;-Schr Van Buren,,
Babcock, Port Leon.
CID at Mobile, 18th, Brig Harriet, Vinson,
Liverpool.
Cid at N. Orleans, 18th, scbr Waraw, Bur
dick, Apaaohcoia.
Spoken, both, Ono lat &c.) Schr Caroline,
Swasey, 2 days fin Savannah for Matanzas.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01

The New York Historical Society have pub
iishcd A Memoir on the North Eastern Boun-
diary, in connection with Mr.. Jays Map, by
Mr. Gallntio, President Of the Society, and for
merIy one Of the Commissioners under the
Treaty Of Gbcpt, Minister to Great Britain, &c.
&C.. /; together with tho Speech on the same
subject by Mr.. Webster, delivered at a special
meeting on the 10Th Of April illustrated by
copy ofthe Jay Map. mass Of testimony
ID horc given by men perfectly familiar with the
subject, and who are every way competent /"
plac. tho subject in clear aud conclusive po-
sItion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01

SEyHRE Loss.-Mr. Jeremiah Goodspeed,
our popular aud highly esteemed Tax Colec.
tor, met with a severe loss on Saturday last -
a package, containing $770,and two cancelled
drafts on the town Treasurer, one for 800,
aed tho other for $500, was, as he presurnes,
stolen of his desk on the afternoon of thai day
The sum lost comprSeS more than the savings
efseyora' yoars frugal labor, and falls very
heavily arsn him. IL tho person who com.
inilied this act, or has found tho package, is
not hardened IN guilt, the compunctious visit.
tngs OF c9Rseicxcs WILL enibi,ter all their DAYS,
and caasc Them far more unhappiness than the
possession "f1hsir ili-acquired spoils can pos
sfbly repay We can but hope that such ro.
hceiions may iadaco arcstoration Of, at least,
a part Of the money.
Mr.. Good~peed authorizes Ms to say that be
will gine the person who has the money, one
hundred dollars oft, fthey will return the
balance tiro,'gh tho Post Ofire, or in any
oiLer way.-tRho Islander Of yesterday
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01

WREcH or THE LEAIHoToN-REeovERY OF
PART OF IT.-We understand that MIR. Mark
w Davis, of Newark, descended in a diving
boil on Monday last, aud recovered part OF the
wreck of this unfortunate steamer, the dcs'ruc-
ton Of which caused such II lamentablo loss oI
life. The remnants which have been recover
ed arc said to be a great curiosity portions Of
them being burned aud clinrrcd. We hear
that they will be brought To this city this NOR
ming for e,hibition.--.N y paper.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01
Agency for FIagging Stones, &c.

ylNIIE undersigned having made al arrangc-
y men, with the principal Quarry men on
The North River, are prepared To furnish The
inhabitants of Newport and It's vicinity with
any quantity al this well approved FLAG
GING, either in q promiscuors state, or cut
accorting to dimensions, rough or smooth, IN
stones Of any size from feet TO 80
Also Large platform Stones, OF an extra
size and thickness;
Cwb Stones and C.,iar Steps, cut or plain ;
\ Garden Curb, thick and Cut, OF tim and
plain.
The price Of The rough tagging will be e
cents per square foot smooth ditto. very
superior article, ~ cenis--whcn ORDERED ~
lots, nnd all landed on Stevens Wharf, will
be allowed 90 lay 3 days free Of wharfage.
/ FlnggIng of an extra large size and Plat
form Steps will be charged in propor'lon.
/ The schooner Msssasoit, Capt. Brown, will
sail from Newport for Albany every mon,h
stopping ut the Quarry each trip. Orders
leh at No. Ia, Stevens Wharf, will be alten-
ded 10.
ROBERT STEVENS,
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.sA, SHIP NEWS. 49,,
sSs4as xssaxs
PORT OF NE WP0RT.
A K RIV ED.

FRIDAY, May %.
Brig Echo, Mcsssr, I'm Wilmington, n. c.,
for this port and Fall River, with Naval stores
X Iumher, To Hathaway x Pcckham, The T..
has been absent from this port 90 days, and
laid days at Wilmington.
Brig Grand Turk, (of Providence) Loud,
II dnss I'm Maianzas, with Molussos, to Geo.
Engs, Esq.
Sloop Franklin, Wilcox, fin Stoning,on for
Nantucket.
SATURDAY, May n.
Brigs Wankinco, Atkins, fin Fall River for
Baltimore Frederick Pearl, Spohord, do. for
Calasis.
Schrs J. B. Woolford, Small, fm Fall River
for llarwich Mexico, TomIin, do for Phia-
dclphia George Washington, RosI. do Ior
Charleston Morning star, Nckorson, do. Tor
KsnDeboc Two Marys, Minor, Prov. Tor
Essex, Conn. Raleigh, Stewart, Wilmington,
~ L. for Boston.
SUNDAY, May %.
schr O.eola, Wyatt, I'm I. River for tho
Bahama Banks.
Sloop Vincent, Barkelew, fn Georgetown,
:. C., with Rice and Naval Stores, To J. >.
Munro.
MONDAY. May ~.
Scbrs sarah Louisa, Chace, I'm Z. River tor
Charleston Samuel McDowling, Iiutchlngs,
do tor Philad Signal, Payne, Fredericksburg
Tor Providence.
TUEsDAN, May 20.
Sloop Superior, Smith, FIN New york for
Prov Eunice, Lumbeu, Prov for sandwich.
Scbr Enterprise, Cray I'm Gardiner Tor Pro'.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01
ROBERT STEVENS,
DANIEL BROWN.
Just landed a, Stevens Wharf,

From !Sch'r .Massasoit, Capt. DANIEL
BRowN,
A lot Of superior smooth Plugging, some
very large-also, a small assortment Of the
rough. A more full supply will be received
by Capt. Brown in the early part of June.
.Aso, on he UhayC 1900 large sized
NEW YORK BRICKS, suitable for paw.
ing.
Daily erpecied, Cargo Of hard burned
Taunton Bricks for laying side walks or top
ping Of Chlmneys.
On mAND-70 Red Cedar posts 700
Taunton fire Brcks-7 in. red Taunton tiles
IS IN. white dtiO.
NOW LANDING, 100 tons Red Ash
Philadelphia CO.lL 30 tons white ash do.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01
RUSSELL'S CELEBR \rED
S.3IT RHEUM OLET.NE.NT.

This is unques,innsby ,he best and safest
remedy ever yet offered to the public for that
obstinate dlsordcr-.S.f l. y X NE u N
Where other means have failed, 1t has sue
cccdcd, aud the fact that 1t has been cxtcn.
svely used by eminent Practitioners speaks
volumes in ns praise. II Is equally etijca
clous IN all Diseases of the skin. scalG head,
rnyworms aud the most lnveterate Itch, &c
&c. See Dr. Muliords aud other CeulG
Gates, in the directions around the boxes
Price 50 cents box.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01

The anniversary celebrations Of the relI-
gious and charitable societies of Massachu-
sets, will be held this week in Boston. Those
Of the Massachusetts Bible Society, the
American Education Society, the American
Peace Society, the Prison Discipline Society,
and the American Tract Society, were to be
held on Monday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01

NEssRs. BaTrs AND JONES. We learn
from the Richmond Wing Of Odd inst., that
the contest between these gentlemen for the
seat in Congress is in regular course, and
the results Of scrutiny are even more favor
able to Mr. Bolts than he had anticipated
Mr.. Bolts has served Mr.. Jones with notice OF
a contests and a list of 270 odd names objected
10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01
ITCH OINTMENT

asThis choice and safe Ointment is said to
be superior to any now m use, Tor that dis
agreeable aud loathsomc dseesc, The ltch.-
Thus ointment Is so certain ~ It's operation
that nn person troubled with the above dis
order ought to be without II. " ~ a remedy
for cu,ancuus crup,ious, scorbutic affections
Of the head, or any other breaking out wuch
arises irom sharp humors 10 the blood. Price
% cents box.
fresh supply is just received and for sale
by X X. Hazard. Of the sgn "f the Golden
Mor,ar--and by RI. Taylor, Druggist, New
port.
Also, at wholesale by Dr. Thos. p. Moore,
and WIN. Porter. Warren; i.emuel W.
Briggs, Bristol; George w. Fuller, CenlTnl
Falls; Samuel Green and A. e. Jenke-,
Pawtucket Frederick Brownell, Wesip"r ,
WIN. l.. Caldwell. New Bedford ]. Il w.
Townsend, corner of BeekmsD and Water
street. New York, aud by the principal Drug
gisi- m the Union.
Newport. June !. lsi3--cowly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01

NAvAL.-The U. s. ship Brandywine and
ST. Louis, sailed from Hampton Ronds on the
23d, for the East Indies.
Com. DANIEL TURNER, TO command the
Brazilian squadron PErkR TURNER, Flag
Lieutenant; and the Commodore's Secretary
and clerk, went as passengers to Rio Janeiro
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01

New York, on Monday, was SO years DID, and
has left an estate which, though the property
has deprecated 50 per cent within the las,
scven years, is still valued at four millions Of
dollars. His fortune was made IN the manu-
facture Of snuff and tobacco. Thirty or forty
years ago Lorillard's snuff and tobacco me,
the eye in every newspaper in the country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01
WOOL CAE{iDlNG,
AT THE GLrN, PoRrsnouru.

'EIIE subscriber respectfully informs hs
friends and the public that his Cardng
Machines are now ~ sXccllcui repair that
very attention will be given Ia card INTO
rolls Sleeps Hooi Of all grads, speedily aud
III the best manner, by an experienced work
man.
Wool intended for his Mills, may bo left
Al Samuel Cars. Ferry Wharf, |. +. Lakes
ar f. Stanbope's, Broad street, Newport
aud WIN. Vars, Bristol Ferry. where the wool
vii be taken and the rolls rcturnrd.
SAMUEL CLARKE
n. B. Wool should be oiled with pure
sperm oIl--ii can be done at the mills.
Portsmouth,, May IS, ISf3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01
Man be used IN Uine or Water,

EJ 0E 7VV@ ~ - VT -
THESE celebrated bittcrs are composed
purely Of vegetables of the most innocent yet
specific virtues. They are recommended
particularly for restoring weak constitutions.
cleansing and Strengthening the stomach
aud increasing the appctl,c-aso prcvsn.
i've against the cholera morbus, fever ~
ague, rcmuvng nausea, vomiting. heart burn.
ing, weakness in the breast, pain III the
stomach aud other symptoms Of ha,uIencc
and Indigestion. One box will tlncture one
gallon. Price % cents a box.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01

The body OF Captain Moses Barlow, Of
ths town, who was drowned by the swamp.
ing OF the sloop Lord Nelson, in the severe
gale last winter, in Narraganselt Bay, was
found on the beach near the Portsmouth
mines on the 10Th ult.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01
Notice to whom it may concern

w IIEREAS it frequently happens that
w Engli-hmcn aud others, having rela-
,ivcs in America die nteslatc, possessed OF
property ia the English funds sometimes
also those who make wills give only ceIaln
specific bequesls, leaving the residue of their
property (which may be funded) undIs2osed
off aud there ote cases in which emlgrant-
die possessed of money IN the English funds
on winch dividends subsequently accruc.-
\ The Bank of England from time to time
makes out a list of unclaimed Dividends,
which can be consulted only n, the Bank.
\ A few privileged copies could formerly be
purchased, but these were oil destroyed when
The Royal Exchange was consumed by fire.
The advertiser (who is an EnglIsman) has
through all influential connection III London,
! Just procured, at a considerable expense, q
manuscript copy of the present LIST OF
\ PERsoNs ENTITLED TO UNCLAIMED DWI-
pENns," continuing about fifteen hundred
names, which may be referred to nj his office,
|. No. 81 Wavcrly House Hartford, Conn, for
fee of 80 cents, and any persons wishing
information. whether individuals with whom
they are connected have died possessed Of
unclaimed dividends, or Of stock on which
dividends have subsequently accrued, may
may obtain the same by addressing letter
(post pald) enclosing : to the advertiser.
/ who bcing conversunt with English legal
practice and the rcquIsl,lons OF the Bank oi
England, will be ready to instruct claimants
how TO proceed to recover their rights, for
reasonable remuneration.
! Letters ipost pnId) enclosing 81, addressed
JOHN EDEN, Hartford, Conn," will be
immediately attended 10.
N. B.-The advertiser has professional
agent in London through whom copies or
extracts of wills, or any particular informa-
lion can be obtained. or any other business
throughout England, Scotland or Ireland. eau
be con6dentiaIIy aud promptly transacted.
May 6. lS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01

II is stated in the New York Journal Of
Commerce, that Mrs. Sigourney has received
from the Queen Of the French a diamond
bracele, Of great value aud beauty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01

PREsBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY At
PnrLApELrniA.-The subject of slavery was
disposed Of in the New School General As
scmbly by resolution declaring, that so
much diversity of opinion existed in the
church upon the subject, that any expression
OF opinion must be passed by small majority,
md would carry little weight with il ; and
that therefore it was not for the edfcation of
the church, to take any action upon the sub
ject
IN the Old School General Assembly, the
annual report stated, in substance, says the
United States Gozette:-
"That not less than 1890 young men hnd
been aided in their progress to the Ministry
by the Board, of which number I0I are new
candidates, received during the past year.
The number on the roll Of the Board at the
close Of the past year, was $50; OF which ] 10
were in their Theological course I42 in
College ;66 in academies and private schools; !;
and 26 teaching temporarily-the whole mum.
her OF benehciarlcs IN cunncXion with the
General Assembly cannot be less than from
400 TO $50. Thrly-lhree candidates have
flashed their course of study, and are now
entering npon the active dnties Of the minis
try +; and several others have been licensed
60 spend another year in study. Two have
died, and seven have ceased to need aid
Two colorcd men have also been prepared,
mud .huve gone to minister in Africa. The
vacant churches on The list number 500, and
nre daily Increasing in consequence Of the
immense increase Of population. To proper
ly meet this influx, the Board will have to
greatly enlarge it's operations during the
coming year.
The receipts into the Treasury during the
year, with the balance from the former year
t2,903 3D. amount to S:20O7 6S; and the
expenses on orders Of The Executive Com.
mittee 500, GAG 4s--leaving balance on hand
OF $2,36l CO."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01

The Washington Temperance Society, have
resolved TO celebrate the 4lh of July in this
town. 1t will probably take place in the af-
ternoon, as usual, and not interfere with the
town celebration, if there should be any.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01

The Horticultural Society Of London has
determined to send a person TO China to
bring home shrubs, trees and flowers, which
it may be desirable TO introduce into Eng
land The Pckin peach is rcputed to be 3
fruit of the nos, delicious quality and weigh
ing two pounds.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01

Rrctrrios or rnE PREsIDESr AT meet.
ing held IN Philadelphia, a committee of TWEEN.
iy.sn was appointed to make suitable arrange.
n,ents for the reception Of the President Of the
Inltod S,dros, on his way to Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01

CosSEcricuy.-The Legislature ofCon
neciicul has adopted an amendment, to the
consultation. requiring hut four months r'sI
dcnco 10 admit man TO vote. u must b'
acted upon sgain at the next annual ses
slVn Vi the Legislature.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01

VVtvIIvu1bu OVV0Vu
WM. G. COZZENS s. Co.
No. ia, Thames street,
W OULD pariic ulsIy invite the at
w tention Of pure hstssrs totbeir New
Sly le Of
STRIPED
Summer Goods
Opened Yesterday
Comprising t
A very general assortment Of
SILKS
Bu!zorines-
Printed Jackoncts s Muslins-
Lawns
Ginghams--
Alrlcanges-
Foulard Silks
--ALSO-
Bonnet Silks q Lawns
Shawls-
Scnris,
Kid Gloves
Rich Fancy Ribbons
+" Cravais,
together with an unusually large variety
OF Fashionable * Seasonable Articles
AT prices at least as low as any Store IN
this State. May 90.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01
RI SIS Il l. LIS
Vegetable Bilious Pills,
On, F'dmiIu PhYsic.

OT ""77y "J''t'
For general use, in cases oi Jaundien, NOR
bad scnSlbity OF tho stomach and bowels.
loss of appetite, i,ntld breath, cosllyencss.
Piles, and all diseases arising from hillary
arrangements, also for correcting the state
of the blood, aud cleansing the system Of foul
and viscld humors. These pulls are a m'Id
cathartlc, producing neither palns nor grip
ing, and are therefor" a valuable aud highly
approved medicine, and are pronounced a.
such by the most distinguished physicians
Each box containing &c Pills. Frlce 37i
cents box
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01

| A WEBSTER NEGriso, AT Faneuil Hall Bos.
ton, was held last Friday evening. Th" mayor
of the city presided. hIessrs. buckingham,
Loring, Stevenson, and Reed addressed the
meeting. 1t was voted to tender to Mr.. Web.
ster public dinner Tho following is one Of
the resolutions passed:
Resoircd, That from all tho past Of Mr.
W.bster's life, we derive the assurance Tint hs
will approve himself equal Ia every call of fI
rure duty that great tasks of patriotic states
nanshp remain for him to perform that
among these, of the hig hest, most difficult and
most urgent, is the work of attempting to re-.
store the currency, Ia uphold the credit, and
reconstruct the commercial relations Of the
country, and to secure to American industry,
in all it's forms and in all its fields, harmoni
zcd, adequate aud steady protection and that
we trust vet to see this grand remaining labor
rewarded by still wider usefulness, and
crowned by still more desirable lumo.
! PuILADrrp and murders seem to
have their own way IN Philadnlpha. Her
good citizens are ridden upon rails and their
estates burned up by turn.outs, because the,
claim tho right of making their own bargains ;
her fremen endangcr the city 10y their constant
fights oven at the demand ofa mob the cit,
IcapinIates, aud agrees to pull down an often.
sivc building. All this is disgracetu' aud
dangerous, not to Philadelphia alone, but to
all other cities, and the country at large and
ifa different policy is not adopted, we shall
have fire kindled which it NAV not be easy
to put out. All property in Philadelphia must
be deprecated in value by such a state Of
things, and all rights rendered insecure. IL
fact, from the accounts we get, we should con.
cludc that thero is no government there which
has moral courage enongh 10 face the enemies
Of order. The press is cowcd and tame, and
well it may be, for although it may arouse the
sword, il does not WELD it, II murder can go
unpunislsd, aud murderers be cbnored as he.
rocs if any band Of rowdies, whose taste is
offended, may take vengeance into their own
hands if such things are allowed in any city,
her inhabitants deserve tho curse Of heaven
for their guilty supinencss, and they will be
very likely to have it poured out upon them.
Where are the magistrates of Philadelphia,
where her preachers of religion, where her
honorable citizens Of every class Let them
90 to Rhode Island, and learn how to behave
as Americans should.-JOur. Of Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01
Valuable Country Seat.
AT AUCTION.
On 1'HURSD3Y, June 18Th, at ~
o'ctOck, n. on ,he premises.

On 7'HURSD3Y, June 18Th, at ~
O'Clock, ~, on he premises,
Rs The Angel Cottage, so CALI
GS.:!A ed, in Msddletown, on the ~
A1iii1 land OF Rhode Island, within
80 sIsSS abont Z nlles os Newport, by
lnc way OF The beaches, oI BY o rond running
through The most beautiful part Of t!,e island.
The house and outbuIldIugs. coisls.Jpg Of
stable, carriage house, &C., have besa cfecnd
within a few ycors. and are all in pcrs'ct or,
der. with about l3 ncres of first rate lanls.
which is divided into two lots of ab"n, Is
acres cnch. The buildings and The lot ct
land on which they stand will be sold scpa-
rately if desired. The premises are well
stocked with fruit and ornamental trees aud
shrubbcry. For gentcei summer rcsldunc",
Il is not surpassed by any on !hc ,slapd. coni-
mnndlnn al extensive .iew u. IA" anfronhd-
lng connrry aud the ocean. fmr fJiher par
,iculars apply to Jos. X. Angel, ESQ, W I"
Bcniamln Brown, Esq, OF Portsmouth. or To
The yaJcrsgned who hus n, his Office plat
Of The premises.
Immediately afies the sahe Of the osiaic.
will be sold the furniture ~ SAID cottage, con-
sisllng of feather beds, hair mattresses, bed
s,eads. bed clothing. chairs, sofas, tahl"s
locking glasses, carpets, crockery aud .luss
ware, cooking utensils. &c.
A. B. DIXIE. .3ssigare.
WIN. II. READ, .7uefr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01
AUCTIONS.


H, SATURDAY, He 3d Of June merit.
aII o'cIocA. a. NJ, ssilL te sold at
Public 9neiion. istrosa IF Tie Eagle
Haiei, os toiiors, ris -
INV u sharss ~ the CuPi,ai Stock OF The
MeEebanis Bank.
Four sknscs in ,hs Newport Foundry &
Machine Cbmpsny.
X. r. LEE. .4ss,ease.
J. GOODSPEED, .3uctr.
Newport, May 25, le43 i
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01
GREEN HOUSE PLANTS.

4 IL persons who wish To sell their Green
"a House Plants, such aS Roses, Gcrnniums,
Cactus, Callows, Pmks, Verhenas aud all other
kinds of House Plants, can have an npporlunI.
ty 10 sell them b, calling on the S"bscrbrr,
who has for sale Green House Plants aud Bnl-
bnus Roots Of ,arious kIGds a.d Cheap iOr
Cash CHARLES r. TlLl.Ei,
No. li2, Thames street
Auction and Commission business attended
To upon reasonable torms, and at short notice,
Nav -.
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Notice 10 Shippers and Consignccs.

Notice 10 Sh'pperS and Cons'gnces.
All Goods, Freight, Baggage, Bank Bills,
Specie. or any other kind OF property taken,
shipped or put on board the Steamers Of this
Line. must be at the risk of the owners oi
such goods, freight, baggage, &c, and nl
frcrght consisting Of Goods, Wares aud Mcr
chondlse, or any other property landed from
these steamers, # not taken from the wharf
wiIhou, driuy, w'll be- pa, nnder cover At the
risk of ,de owners nf such goods, wares,
merchandise. &c, IN ull respects whatsoever.
Nav ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-01

On aud after Monday, May 18th, the sp'cn.
did Steamers composing tins Line will leave
Long Wharf Newport, for New York, in the
following order:
The Massachusetts,, Capt. Comstock, on
Mondays ni2 =. NJ.
The Rhode Island, Capt. Thayor, on Tues
days and Thursdays at p. NJ.
o." Passengers for New York may olso
take the iolas daily wa. Providence and
Stonington Railroads, without additional
charge.
Cabin Fare, $3.50
Deck. 2,JO
Ftelsht, per cubic foot Sets