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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16
On Ss,s.d.ay Evening,
MARCH iolh, lsi3,
MISSES SHAW.

GAJGND CCNGAETo
The MISSES SHAW in announcing so nm.
uSEal thug, III this place. a. ~ Concert upon
sunday evening, beg leave To- call the attention
OF ia" pHhlIc 10 Ihe following reasons:
T Wir ip bogton, tlc Misses :. were enrag.
ed by the iidnJei {. jDyia .,oc,,!v to give -
series Of S0crcd COpccrts on &j5ah Trrniags.
Each Concert was 50 well atirudrd iha; The
Immense Concert Room nf that Society, hold.
, ing upwards of two thonsaud prrscns, was
crowded 10 excess. P,rS0aS If MI Reijpj0Hs
dcRcmHat'0HS, Gygg,acB icub their ta1aiiies.
and all CLASSES Of the communitv literally pa
'ronSrd the attempt 10 Introduce the sublime
compositions Of great and gond rnrn. w the
cities at Provdcncr, New Bedford and Nam
nickri, the Misses SHAw's SACRED Concerts
were invariably crowded.
The Programme Of llgzic 10 be- presented on
ia" ah"'" "ocnsiGl, Till consist plth best So.
lrcll"us from the compositions of BiSb0g Hc.
her, Dr. .7rHc, Mrs. UtmGRS, Rcr. j. " .iat.
H and O'ircr Mar
Th" C"nc"rt WIN be conducted V1ou the
~'rlri",l priurrnlcs ot Religions 9bscrvanrc and
dccorun. No "ppiossc wm tc pcrmjiicd.
ri1Thc Reverend Clergy oi Newport, with
their families, ar" most respectfully invited Ia
attend Thcrcards ufaddrcs> presented 10 the
Door,Kcrpcr will constitute tickets of ndmis.
sion
\ pr"srnnmr pf hc Sacred Concert, will,
the ~crdS Of each piece of music published in
full, ma, be- seen AZ Mr.. IIamrnond's Library
Nr. Callahan Book store, the rost.Oliico aud
~ Mr. stacy : Cunirctionary.
March 10
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LAND FOR SALE.

EOR SALE. all tl,c riohi. rIl!c aud interest
y ot George w. James =. and Wealthy
Ann Prckham. mppr children of rmn"hy
Pcckham, late "l Mddleiowr. deceased, ~
and ton crrlnln Farm in Newport. on,a,N,ng
by estimation one hundred and eighty nrrr-.
with ih" buildings thereon standing bouudrd
norlhrrly on land of tho United States. WEE
tcrly on ilic s"a or salt water, <ou,herlv ~
land "f PhIip P"ckhnm, and easi"rly on III"
Marchaul farm. Said farm wns fnrincrly
oYr"d by Joshua and Augustus Pcckham.
For terms, apply To
IOA PECEIlAM. Gunrdinu.
1 or PETER BARKER
] MIddlctown, Feb. 22, Isi3-l
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16

! Important Decision ofn Case in Sariniion
10 Church property judy" Martin, on Mon
day last, delivered the opinion ofthc Supreme
Court oi The State, in the case of Martin w.
Tho Wnrdrns of the Church Of st. Erancis
IN Poinic Conprr. Plaintiff was the Curate
at the Parish. having been appointed by the
Bishop Of the Diocese. The Wardrns he.
came dissatisfied with their pastor, and gave
him notice 10 quit, and that they would not
Eay ban after certain time. lie refused to
icavc, and The bishop declined Withdrawing
him nn',l his demands were paid. The
Court decided that the Wnidens were under
the charter. the legal owners of The church
property, and its temporal administrator, free
from any control from The clergy: that the
Wardcns were responsible TO the congr"gn-
ton only, anil mhherh The Pope nor his Bishops
hare any frgai authority IN Louisionq either
10 manage hr property dcdicaied 10 ecciesi
nsticm purposes ar 10 impoSe Priests upon Hc
congregation contrary 10 Hcir ronsnt. The
power of The clergy is spiritual alone. and
can only opcraic upon the neral sense and
conscicnccs of the people. Tho law con.
Sldcrs them as citizens only nirdirg them
ia protection ns such, and the canon law is
not to be considered in the cnfprccmcn, Of
contraci..-.E o. Bee, FEB. %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16
III f II A l. ID OF HE TIM T. S.
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PREsI-
DENT.
Confirmed By the .Sena'e

CUsToM House OFFICERS. Collcc-
tors William Liillcfieli, re-nppoiutcd
at Newport, Or. Calvin Blythe, Phil
ndelphia, (Pen.) vice Thomas s. Smith
Peter 5. Bowdoin, Cherrysione, va.
vice George Ilot, deceased. Surveyor
dennis Dawley, Norfolk, (Va) vice
" w. Pa ker, whose commission ha,
expired.
LAND OrFIcERs.--Rcgisicrs Abra.
ham Edwards, re-nppointcd at KaIama.
ZOO, Mich. ) james II. Birch, Plnl,s
burg, (Mo.) Rcceivers-A. Dorsey,
New Orleans, La.) vice A. 5. Lewis
deceased. Edward NJ. Samuel, Plalts.
burg, Mo. Edward Randolph, re-ap-
pointed at Columans, Nils. - Geo. w.
W"mack, Grcensburg, Lou vice T.
Womsck, dec.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16

In this town, on lhc Sd inst Amcy Bliss,
daughter Of the late llcury Bliss, Esq
On Monday morning, suddenly, Mr. Charles
Burdick, ~ the j0lh year uihis lgr.
! ~ the Marine Hospital, N Charleston, :. &.
on the I'd inst. Mr. Reuben Barlow, nf Sand
.wich, Mass. aged 81 years, late seaman on
board brig Good Hope, ol,hs port.
~ PrHridcncc, on "Wednesday sub inst Mr.
Wlllisp Henry, sou of Mr. Joseph Capron, in
the 22d year of his age.-SaBG day, Mrs IA.
rah A., wif' of Mr.. David Weldon aud daugh.
tor of Mr.. VIM. Bcarsun, IN the 2}d YEAR of
her age.
! In Kingston, on the 22d ut. Doct John A..
drich, aged - years. Dutt. Aldrich wa. n
soldier pf the revolutions, aud was engaged IN
soulo of the most important scenes that trans
pred during the war, and yns supposed 10 be
about the last of ih" survivors of the Prison
ship lie has long been known in this State
rs an inrclligrn, aud >killu PLY >irian aud
throughout long aud cvcnilul life has ever
sustained the character of an honest man aud
a good citizen. lie died u believer in the re-.
ligion of Jesus Christ, with the hopo of a hap.
py Immortality beyond the grave.
IN Exeter, un the ISih MI Mrs Mary, viir
ofNy. William Brown, aud only daug hicr of
lhc late venerable Samuel Sweet, Esq of East
iCrccuwirh, in the il,i wear of her ago Also,
on the Sd inst. Suddenly, orcnsinncd bv nrc.
ld'u'slly falling down stairs into the cellar,
! Mrs Eilrn, wiir of Edmund Arnold, Esq. aged
- wears and on the 7th, ~ y O'Clock y. W
the samc hour of his worthy companions exit,
Edmund Arnold, E~q-born, lived, aud died
~ Exeter, 1T The advanced age of four scorr
aud i've years. Tie was successful farmer
and much respected by a large circle or lrionis
aud nrlghbors lie lett thrc suryiviu. chil.
drrn u, hls hr-t wir, aud seven or eight chil.
drcn 10y his second wife, (wIth whom he lived
about 90 wears ai,rr marrlngr) also n large
number "i grand aud great gran! childrcn.-
! Mrs \. was four days older aud died lti>t four
DAYS before her husband, io an hour each re-.
tanning their faculties aud strength rrmntkabl,
well Mr. A. visited Pro, id,ncr on,., onI,
many years since, but never wen, "m uf the
State during his long Ilr lis weight tor The
/ last - ~, has b"rn not lees than 2JO pound.
,lun that 10 20 ~ 80 pounds
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16
PRINCES LINN EAN BOTANIC
CARRIES y NURSERIES,,
AT FLpsuiNG, NEAR NEw-Yonk.

49,. iVM. X. PRINCE g. co, sole
sE36X conductors OF this ancient csiab-
~YHFS lIshment. offer 10 the public the
- most extensive assortment of
I f67's and Plants 10 be found IN the Union,
and the new Catalogues (:}2d edition, with
rrduccd prices, which are much be low ,Gr
ordinary rnlo-, nrr now ready TOR dislribuuou.
The assorlIrcn, of Fruit Trees comprises all
rhc celebrated new Belgian, Frrnch. English,
and other varieties, very many of whlrh nr"
not elsewhere oblalnaHIr, aud they are sn-
grated from bearing trees whose FRUITS havn
proved at suprflnr excellence. and all The
interior klnds have bccp rejected. They
consist oi-hpnIcs, 215 vnrlelr> Penis. 4:}O
yarlr,lGs, Cherries. 10 vnIi"ilrs /; PlnmS,
lTO varieties Peaches, 100 varieties ADrl:
cnis, 81 varieties Ncciarinc.. ~ varieties
Almonds, ID varieties Mulbcrrics, ~ tnrir.
tics Ounces. - varieties; aud all III.
choice kinds of Wa nuts, Ehesnnts, Fllben<
ila2lcnGls, Ied3is. Figs. Pomrgranates.
Olives. Goosebcrrir>. Ra.pbcrries, Straw b"r-
rlcs, Sc Also, an immense assortment of
Ornamental Trees nf the most beautiful and
rare species from q TO 20 feet in height,
suitable for streets, avenues, &c, jncldlng
10000 Evergreen Tres a very rAlrnslvd
variety Of Ornamental Shuhhery. mciuding
all the most b"nuIlpI chllcsc aud R"lgrr
AZ lcas. aud large number Of new m 4
beautiful kIow"rIng Shrubs, not io be- inund
elsewhere. nnd above 100 varieties of Flaw
crlng yncs and CrccprIS. The collection
oi Roses compriscs above COO Of The most
ccIchracd klnds, among which nrc ihc mot
beautiful vnrcll,', al monthly. daily. Chuesr
Tea, Nos"lis. IlyAud. aud lrcc R"srs. aud
10 varieties of the uosS Roses. Also Car.
nations, ErnkS, Chinese Chrysa"thrmun,.,
and all lhc olhcr most SNOWY IT, rbnrrnns
PlnniS thc only extensive assortment "t
Green House Plants. Iulhous Flower Roots,
Chinese Roses. aud Chinese hzalra> rxi-I.
lpg ~ the town. bcIong I" this establishment.
TIE Trees nr" packed ~ 50 superior ninn.
nGr that lh"Ir safety Is guaranteed Tor distant
transportation.
Catalogue, may bc obtained gratis, hn an.
plicnrlou to CHARLES y. TILi.e.l, Agent
at Newport, u. l., No. AZ, Thamcs slrest
March q lSiR
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16
Yours respectfully
JOSIAH q. BURDICk,
Secretary OF The Executive Committee,
Newport Suitiagc Association.

| STATE DEBr.-Our Of The staple argumcn nts
ot the Dorrtc lecturers N th" country towns,
Is lha, the State Is IN debt halt u million Of
dollars, and that Brown u Ives, Cyrus Batter
aud other capitalists, have advanced largely
TO de'ray the expenses Of The iusurrecilon
and are therefore making great cyertlons for
Fcnucr, III the tear that II The Dorrltes sue
cccd, they won q rGpuda,e thc debt. II may
be- well enough To naIl this lie to the counter.
The expenses of the in>urrcctIon caused by
Dutce J. Penrc", Thomas w. Durr and their
associates, amounted To about one hundred
thousand doIlars; aud so far from the State
beng m dcll, even tor lhls amount, 1t did not
take one thIrd oi The deposit money lodged
with tins Stale by the Distribution OF The sur.
plus revenue. Neither Brown Il Ives, Cyrus
Bnlcr, or any Other capitalists, have ndvanc-
ed or been asked Ia advance one cent to the
State. Its own iunGs have been ample for
all the expenses of the rebellion, aud are sill
ample To ppt down two more Just like II.
sholld Pcarcc qpd poT choose ~ get them
up.-PyOr. Jour-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16

CHRISTIAN WITNESS & CmUICH An
voCATE.-Wc would call the attention
of Episcopalans, especially, to this
very popular paper, published in Bos-
ton by Mr.. James b. Dow. 1t is moi
only highly recommended by the late
venerable Bishop GrisworId, but re.
ceivos the commcndalon of ihe Epis-
copaI Clergy generally. The General
Agent, Mr.. S. S. Duiton, is now in
town, collecting subscriptions, and all
who feel disposed TO patronise the work
that have rot subscribed, are requested
10 leave their names at the Store of Mr.
James Muminrd, Thames Street.
The long list of subscribers obtained
Cor the paper by Mr.. Du'ton, is pretty
good proof that he is either remarkably
well skilled in that line Of business, OF
that the paper is rapidly increasing in
popularity. 1t is, perhaps, evidence OF
both.
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[ E G AL N OFFICES.
Court IF Proboic, Gcrk'H OGicc, .ltmpoa,
.Mr,h. l3. lSl3.

Court oC Probaic, C7.rk'S OGce, .N,mporl,
.Nmh l3, lSl3
Upon the petition Of Richard X. Ran.
~ d"lPh, Attorney for Mary Amnry, wi
dow, sole Ex"cntr%, Of tic last VIII and
Testament Of Na;hnUicl hmofy. late Oi
| Wa'crlown, ~ the comfy ni Mddlrsex and
Commonwealth of l<sarhnsettS. stating
rhat >nid last VIII aud Tr,ramrrt of said
. Nathaniel Anory. n certified copy of which
under the scnl uI' Tie Court ui Probate IN
and for tho county Of Suf,lk. IN sand Com
iunuwcah. accompanies SAID petition. has
been du'y proved nt n Court ot Probate
holden NJ Boston. and iha, said Nathaniel
/ \mory, Ut The llmc Of his dcccnSr, was nos.
Scsscd Of certain Real Estate nnd effects.
within the Jurisdiction Of the Court of Pro
bate OF Newport and praying that said ccrli-
fled ropY Of eald VIII, may be flied aud re-
corded IN ,ir registry "f sald Count of Pro
bate ot Newport, and Letters rrsiamcnlnrv
issued to her III Rhode Island as the law III.
rccts:-
I 1t is ordered, that tho same he rccciyc1
aud the consideration thereof referred 10
Court oI Probate, IT, be holden at the Town
| Hall, III Newport. on the first Monday in
May next, at . o'clock n. M. and tina, pre-
vlous notice be given by publishing a copy
! ot tlls order, three successive weeks IN
the ifygHaj he Times, The first pnblcalpa
whereof shall be at least thirty davS before
The IImc assigned for the consideration Of
sand subject, that all persons interested
may appear NJ said time and place # they
see iit, and show cause against the filing mud
recording of sand last will aud testament, and
Granting letters tcs,pmcntary thereon IN
lthndc Island.
A true cory-ticsi:
, b. L. IIowLANp, Pre-; CIR.
II I6 -iw
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Executors Ncticc.

TUE subscriber having hcou appointed
Executor ol the last WI aud Tes,a
mont ~ prcmacy Penrcr, late rf Po'tsnou,h,
wld"w, dec, and having accepted SAID trust
aud given bonds according ,u law. requests al
pcrspuS having demands nrnlu-t said estate
10 prcsrrl ihcm fot se1llcncni. nnd ihusc ~
dchicd 20 mako immediate p1ymmlo ~
OLIVER & PIERCE. Eg.rnior
Ioutmyulh, Feb. lJth, lrB NiG.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16

There are three more than seventy years old.
One is only tweniy-cigIr'."
"Of those who have been members uf this
Congress aud have been eminent IN the pub
lie service. aud who will not b. members Of
the next, need only name Clay, Calhoun.
Preston, Sergeant. Granger, Fillmore. Salt
Ons,nll, Morrow. (rmong the living.) South
ard. Lows, Williams. and Lawrence among
the dead, Ito show that the next Congress
cannot replace 10 the country whnt II loses
~ this. might lengihen this list by the
addition of many faithful. devoted. dlslin.
gulshcd, honorcd aud behaved patriots who
now leave The public service some for bricf
interval, no doubt. but too many forever
The aggregate of fame, stability, fidelity aud
worth which this Congress has exhibited ta
the country, has been rarely eQualled-ncvcr
excelleS."
but of those incidental and accidental, PC
culIariiics and distinctions Of this Congress,
the various circumstances above detailed
from n memory especially inclined To treas.
IRE singular facts and remarkable coincidcn
ccs,-may bit serve for the entertainment of
the idly curinus. For graver characteristics,
higher distinctions, more active virtues, aud
positive rcsults-torm the more solid memo
rial of the Congress and lis lasting clap To
the respect md gratitude of this Nation"
"This Wing Congress has sat fur hm-
drcd and fjiy days passed more than
(ow hunired bills into Acts. (ncnrly twice ns
many a. any previuos Congress) )-madc more
than two thousand Reports, occupying moro
than twenty five thousand printed pages, aud
circulated several hundred copies of valuable
documents among tho peoplo for their lnior-
nation on public aflhirs."
"Havng thus done and suffered. long Ia
bored under the abuse as unparalleled ~ their
patience and industry and hero-m. the Wings
Of the Twenty Seventh Congress, from scrv
wing their country here in this evil day and
generation, return 10 their rest. TO renew their
lahors no more Thcy came forth 10 their
mission amid shou'iHgs, popular cxnIia,lors
rnd trinmpls. They return To obscury and
oblivion, in sorrow, disappointment, sadrcss
and silence. But the peoples hearts will re-
'urn to them ngain when the cry OF hlschng
factonnrics has died away, and when The
harvest nf these unrcGu,cd tolls is rcapcd by
n renovated nation in calmcr years. Though
history. vcnal and false a. il ever hns been.
should neglect mud belle them rs it does tho
grrn, and good of almost all past ages. the
faithful m"nory aud discerning Judgment of
the grateful and the just shnlI cherish them
among pairio'-conirssors ard 'nariyrs. n
'hos" 'or WHOM THE WORLD WAS Nor woR.
THY."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16

The GREAT WESTERN arrived at
New York on Sunday afternoon, after II
stormy passage of % days, with dates
SIX days later than before received -
She brought over a thousand packages
of Goods and $4,000 in specie
Cotton had declined l.8d. The news
- unimpoitant.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16

THE STEAMER loLAs. Capt. Wool
sey requests us to state, that the lolas
April, for the purpose of repairing and
being put in complete order Tor the en-
.;iing season. On or about that time
sho will resume her trips, due notice Of
which will be given.
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rs a q Is : & g 3s1,

IN this town, Nn "Wednesday. evening 9Th
inst by the Rev. Mr. Knight, Mr.. Charles
Bowler, to Miss Mary Jane, daughter OF Mr.
Thomas Stanh"pc, all of this town.
In Warren, on The 9th inst, Mr.. Joshua c.,
Drown, Of Warren, to Miss Malvina T.. Lake,
Of Bristol.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16

Hon. Henry A. Wise publishes in tnc
MndIson'nn n long Address 10 hls cGps,iucni-
concerning his rejection bY The Srua,c. lie
SoI'rlts rr-e'cctl"n 10 Congrcss,n the place
OF DR.. Mallory who has resigned 10 make
room for him, 10 rcpcI ih" nSpcrson of the
Senate for which he Processes The profound
esi respect and whose action he deems incx-
phcablr. In the course Of his Letter he
states that nj ,h" beginning of the called Sos.
sion oi Nav, lSlI, he was urged by Mr. CLAY
to take Foreign Mission; that upon the rc-
,ircmcnt of Mr.. Tyler's first Cabnr, hc de
clncd the Srcrctaryship of the Navy De.
parrmrmt WHICH was offered in him by the
President aEi that last :all after recovering
from his illness President Tyler desirc, hiiil
To name. some lorci u mission that he would
lkc-but that he declined, and TINT IN the
course of The last session he was offered the
Mission to France. His letter IL written
with strong feeling but enters not nj all into
d"ience OF his political 9iib,,ac.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16

toim Of ProLnie, .Nwporf, .larch l}, Is43
II HE Commissioners Report on the estate
Of John J Payne, late 81 Newport, dc C.
was received.
/ II Is ordered, that the same be received
and tho consideration ,hcrPrf rclrrsed 10 a
Court of Probate, to be boldrn ut the Town
/ Hall IN Newport on tie first lionday IN April
next, nj o'clocE, a. NJ. aud that previous
notice be- given by publishing copy of this
order, three several times ~ the HuM of
He Times, for all persons interested to ap.
pear at said time and place and be heard
\ true copy--witnesS
MIG b. B. IIowLANp, Pro. Crk.
Court Of Probatc .\trpoH, .Harch l3 Isi3
INllE final administrators HccouLt on the
estate Of George w. Allan. late of New
port, baker, dec, was prcscu!cd for allow .
aucc.
It IS ordcrcd, that Iba same b. rcGcyed
and The consideration thereof referred To n
Conrl Of Probate To be- holden Mt the Town
I Hall ~ Newport, on the lir.i Monday ~ AprI
( next, at . O'clock n. IN. aud that previous
notice be- given by publishing copy of ihls
order three several tunes ~ The Hyoi qc
The Times iur all persons interested to ap-
pear at saId time and place anI be beard
true copy witness:
MIG b. B. IlowLATF, FRO. Crk
Court Of Probate, .NmPoij, .hdrch l3, lSli
4 PUBLICATIONS was made tor an AdmlniSIrn-
- tor to be appointed un The estate f Sa
rah Dyer. late 81 s-"wport, widow. dee.
VI is ordcrrd,ihat the samc be- received nnd
The consideration thereof referred io n Court
~ Probate, to be holden nt w" Town ilail
~ Newport on tho first Monday ~ April
ncNt, At ou'clnck n. ~ aud that prcvlous no
nc" be- gwen by publishing - copy ot this or
der three s,vcral tunes III the Hoo'd qrihe
1m's. inr all pcrsons Interested 10 appear al
SAID tine and place aud be heard.
A true cUpv-wItucss
MIG u. B. llowLASp. Pro. Crk
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DERSoNS hHrng prodnrc or merriam
disc. To s'd nr phychns..--or wishing H.
employ, Or employment. rnn receive InlrIm".
lIon bv applwailon 10 the subscriber o1 VIy
rca- yGablC icrms.
BENl. u. WlLI.poR.
Ncwpott Feb I6 lSIl
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us, SHIP NEWS. .Ms.
ssyEE S.9sAE
PORT OF NE w PORT.
AR RIVED.

THURSDAY, March 9th.
sloops Moses Eddy, Bliyep, aud Prudence
Wells, fin Prov. for New York Willard, vii
lard, Warren for do Argo, Smell, New Bed.
ford Ior Norwich.
FRIDAY, March lClh.
Schr Fort IIill, Simmons, FIN Boston for vii.
minglon, Del
Schr. lolr, N"rwood, fm New York for East
port; James Barbour, Bangs, Prov. for phiIa.
dolphin Pilot boat Hiram, of Edgarlon, ln Il
cruise.
SIoop- Ricnz. Durrrc, and Vigilani, Heath
I'm Prov. for n York.
SATURDAY, March lllh
Bark Highlander, May berry, I'm PROV, for n
Ori' ans.
Brig Peruvian, Watson, fin Appaachicola
NJ days for Prov.
Sloops Charles, Heath Providence, Brown,
and Paris, Baker, I'm Providence for y. Y.
Herald, Ash, I'm Prov.
stNDAy, March l2lh.
Schr Pcnobscot, Shurbrr, fin Dla,k Rock
far Prov, with he remainder of Soop Herald 5
cargo.
Cutter Jackson, Connor, fin n cruise
Slo"P Yankee, Charr, Im \. Inrk for Prov
'dcncc Hudson, WinSlow, Prov. Tor \. Bed
ford.
MONDAY March 18Th.
Srhrs Trumpet, Elliot, (n Fredericksburg
for Boston; Tiara, Atwood, Welh"ct for IA,
Dclai,prn Gen. Miller, sweet, Marbichcad
for n. York Wachmnn, JaIm,o.,, Thomasron
for do Wave, Rogers Boston for Richnrond (;
Dodge il"aly, Mcintyre, Camden for frpdcr-
irksbnrg.
Pllot-b"af, Hornet, of Tishurv, I'm a cruise.
Sloop laniic, Stewart, fin Fail River f.: y.
York.
TUESDAY. March Ihh.
Brig Maynowcr, Thompson, Of aud for New
Haven, 90 days from Trinidad, =. S.-Spokr,
(no dat",) lat - 3:i, Ion 60 IL, brig Fame, f,n
Charleston for B.IrbadorS lat i3 b, Ion ii 81
brig Emily, fin \. Orleans for Pbilad.
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Letters,

REMAINING IS THE rosT OFFICE, NEWPORT
RI, MARCH LIST, 1S43.
~ .7dreytis,d letters are piaced ia a sepa, ate
boT. Persons applying for them niH pleas, rail
for "ADyERTIsED LETTERS"
Abbgt Capt Perry Miss Hannah
| Allen \ Potter M. Esther
AylcswGrlh .,oabP Reed Oliver
Alien Mrs Rhods Ricketson Mrs Elyira
Brown Charles Sonthwick Edwmd r.
Burlington Wm S.anrybU
Iiahc""k Mrs Emily Sginpor Albert
Brown Miss Martha WSwascy Cppi WIN r
Burring'nn Mary Scixas Mary
Cbcdscy Charles Smith Mrs Arm
Cne Daniel u Trask Stephen
Carpenter Mas SarsbMTripp WmE
Coniry Mary l. Underwood Mrs Wee.
Day Preston drn
Eih"' III Walden Capt
Glass Nr. Waldron $
GolIing az Welsh james
Gray roward Wilcox Miss Cntharine
Green Mrs Nancy .. Young Mrs ElizaB
Howard Thos > niDDLgrows
Holloway stephen II Barker Peter
Jcrnigau AlcA = GaJJjA Acr james s
Keller Capt Madison Pcckham Wtti,aW
Lnwion Capt Benz ii Peckham Mrs R,bec.
Martin Francis caA
Mansfield WIN IHIsu
Manchester Frr'h"rn Calihon Edmond
Macomhrr Mrs Benz Draddy William
M"nry Mary L. fnzgcrad Michael
Norton Miss Mary MCarihy John
Pcii't Roh'r Mechanics Edw'd u
Pcckhnm Iicnrv Nelnn Edw'R
PsarSc SamGcl e. q Ilara P1ui-
Prescott George w Puffy Miss JHl,a
PIMA" james IUy Bridget
Pcrhham Miss Sarah \
lM2-3wl ASHER ROBPi{s,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16

NO. l49, THAMES STREET,
HAVE jna' received n prime assortment
nh of 1 wAic lincns: I0-f linen sheet
mgs: linen dSWasks linen damask table
cloths brown apd colored do; linen rnm-
bric hdkfs plain aud figured white cotton
cambrics pla,p aud fancy cotton and silk
Iacos thread ciIglngs; iislc thread edgings;
French crimped and Tartan dlmiy: SIR
fringrs; Mnrsa,las Quilts; bleached and
brown coiions Russia nud bIrdscyo diaper
cambric cdgings and ,nseg,.ngs; nanneIS
prints, Sc. Sc.
From the great facilities we Aare f'r buy
ing GoodS cheap. and The terms we bnve hdop'
ted for selling them. we are cnallcd I" "iir'
tho above with u large stock Of other 'scsTabIe
goods. ni prices that we trust caDnU. Iah TO
give entire satisfaction.
II. 81 4. PARMENTER.
Newport, March lG lS43.