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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

I5RENCH BURR MILESTONE MaNUFACTDRf.-Thr sun
scrher, surviving partner of the firm of Shell * "nS
the above business at the ola sanu. m
this time hand large assortment o rcnoy naur
OF various sizes, which, he iattcTS himself WIZ
quality and workmanship with my made III t.liS Wv
the depressing of the times he has ~
cred The prices and win now sell on Us can br OBJ
tanned any other establishment Having luS tcec " ii
materials, ne IS pf'P"eu "
ans entrusted with popneT anu ue
PATCH Those in want of good OF French Burr msloe
would find ii their advantage call upon tue M
feels satisfied his would give entire satisiacon h
the of and 18th Streets Opposite he oi y,
where all orders will be thankfully received ahu pun!
tended For the quality Of my nu' pST
apply To the Richmond Alillers. foohL Loo o. ST.,
March iVV-~'ooa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

I AND FOR SAlE.-The Estate which Mrs. l.avnia o.
l. smith now resides sale. II lies iii the county oil Lou
on the waters the Northumberland and The Elk ara con
wevr hundred acres The situation Is remarkably heal
~ the buildings generally in good repair and the lana wen
,,ed 10 the growth o wheat and tobacco Persons WISH
10 vi.w tbe prcmes referred To Mr. William o. smith,
spot. For application must be maze 10
4. u. CALLS.
Hist.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

Trust executed by James A. Senpie to me- as trustee, anu
or the purposes mentioned, wnch nsea IS on n o d
tbe clerk Office Of New roun,y VIII on ue o'h uay
june next, at cedar Ill., county Of ew Kent u.e prrem
nf m, sait Senpe sell the said plantation, Cedar tii'
Earn, roupnr To the said Sempe, IN the county OF Marene"
in e STATE of Aabama forty and ty slaves male ana
, very I,k civ MI he Household Furniture Of the sad Sem
ne aI If new and best quay Kitchen Furniture Ran
iaon Utensils stock kind some FINE hlooded Mares
n Coils Cros then hand of the Slaves will he sold
for credit the other personal property WI be
Sold on credit OF sale, minute descrp
ton of the farms given, and ALSO the terms upon which
iey will be sold. viii only say that they are very valuable
rarns-and that will be made accommodating The
impoyemens on Hill fne and could not be put there
nj This time AS ain informed for less than 5or ST O00
JNO. d. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
April II io-tus
Nav Of J. Il CHRISTIAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

= liz richmond Wing VIII pub-h IN -at--wicc a w
aai charge this ohcc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

IN StiS Cold Pressed Virginia CASTOR OIL, prime aI,i
" &C. Far sale Inv GAYNOR & LYELL.
Gay Y i-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-26

Nav %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08
More Trouble in Cuba.

The New Orleans Picayune OF May %
Sunday gives The following, one of the ed'
tors having arrived on Saturday from Havana
IN GG hours, per steamship Alabama.
On The day previous to the sailing of Tho
Alabama (Monday lnsr an express arrived
at Havana, bringing tho melancholy nlclll
gcnce Of another insurrection among tho
negroes on The south side OF the island. IL
the immediate VICINITY of 81. Jngo de Cuba.
From accounts, the plot appears TO have
been much more extensive and deeply or
eaniscd than the outbreak at Cnrd'nas, some
i've or six weeks ugo, ond much more des
pcrnte and bloody in It's execution.
A large number Of planters, with ihe
overseers and families, were the bopless VIC
tins of the inluriated blacks; considerable
property was also destroyed
So important was the intelligence, frou
its astounding repor, Of the loss OF life unt
property, ns well as the extent Of the plot %
the insurgents, that the admiral OF the port
Gen. Ulloa, Immediately despatched a man
of war steamer TO the scene of rot. and or
ders were also given for frigaie, two brig
Of war, and another steamer to ioilow Will
troops, without delay.
These vessels were oil 10 snll by Wednes
day, Gen. U,oa in command OF the expedl
tion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08
Escaped at last.

The famous John Hannald, who Las pre-.
viously made three unsuccessful attempts to
break Jail in this place, has at length sue
ceeded. II is supposed he made his escape
between 10 and l | o'clock on Monday even
ing, as al Q O'Clock, The Jailor examined the
cells, as usual, and oil appeared to be safe.
| The Jailor discovered that he had escaped
on getting up, about ] o'clock, to ascer.
tain the cause OF Q noise that seemed to come
from one of the cells. The cell in which he
was confined is on the east side Of the Jail
and ibe hole in the wall through which he
escaped, is in the same place of that through
which convict by the name Of Patterson
escaped some years ago. Iiannald exhibited
to great degree, his remarkable ingenuity
and perseverance in working his passage
upobseryed through this strong enclosure OF
brick, mortar aud plank Of two feet thick
! The tools found in his cell we're nothing
more than an iron dill, l8 inches long, q
common case knife, with teeth cut in it, and
two or three old knives nnd chscls-lhough
there is no doub, he was secretly supplied
With other tools better adapted for such pur-
poses, by some Of his particular friends from
without. The aperture through which he
escaped ID about Is by9 ncles-i's distance
from the ground about 8 feet. The man
ner in which he avo dcd suspicion while he
was engaged in his work was quite ingeni-
Gus. The white washed board through which
he first sawed on the inside Of bis cell, he
carcfnlly preserved AND replaced. during the
intervals of work, filing the cracks with
cotton and white wash, SO neatly as Got to b.
detected BY the closest observer.
Iannald's term Of Imprisonment would have
expired in short time, but from apprehen-
sions probably Of being again forthwith ar
rested for Offences committed in other States,
he preferred TO anticipate his release and
elude the danger Of summary proces9.
Every effort has been made by the Sheriff
to arrest him, but us yc, without success.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08

Joseph Smith, Augustus Bush, John H.
Gilliat, Hanson Hull.
WIN. ii. Read, Isaiah Burdick and
j. w. Davis, Jr., were added to the
list OF Constables.
A vote passed that the Court Of JUS
tices may hold their Courts in the Town
Hall.
Benz Finch declined accepting the
Office Of Asylum Commissioner, and
Benz. Marsh, Jr. was elected in his
place.
Messrs. VIM. G.. Cozzens, e. w.
Lawton and Michael Freeborn, together
with the Town Treasurer, were appoint
cd committee TO make an arrangement
with some Bank in town to pay the
/ Treasures checks, the Bank to charge
interest on over drafts. But in case no
such arrangement can be effected, il
was voted that all town orders bear in
terest, after the lst Of July next, until
the Treasurer give notice that he is
ready to pay them, after which the in
terest shall cease.
The sum Of $50 was appropriated tc
celebrate the 4th of July, and the fol.
lowing Committee of arrangements was
appointed Col. VIM. B. Swan, VIM.
Gilpin, VIM. Tew Tilley, VIM. c. Til
ley, j. Atkinson and b. Marsh, Jr.
Agreably to the Treasurer's Report,
MS adopted. the interest of the School
Fund is to be paid over to the Treasurer
of the School Committee, as n part ol
the years appropriation for Schools.
Adjourned sine die.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08
MeslllerisIn.

This subject has been brought out before
our people here in various forms for some
time past. apd believers have been multiplied
Miss A lien hns given two exhibitions here
the present week aud her experiments gener-
ally were quite satisfactory. On Wednes.
day evening Judge Chandler was put in com
munication with Miss AS. magnetic subject
and took her TO the Court House, which she
described very much as it was when he left
il a short time previously. Other gentlemeD
were put in communication with results more
or less satisfactory. At the request Of sew.
eral friends, the editor Of the Wing was pm,
in communication with the subject, and
proceeded, in his mind, with her to the print
ing office OF the Whig & Courier, which he
short time previously had left and where
the workmen were all busy. On entering
the subject remarked, that it looked like 4,
workshop--that the men were very busy
picking up little things that must require
much patence-and that the room was too
dirty to take ladies' into. She was then Ia
ken into the press room, which she describ
cd IA place for printing. We thought thai
possibly il might have been case of ior,u.
nate guessing, and took her into the large
loft IN The attic, on entering which she stated
there was a great wheel there. and inquired
its uses. Upon our CONNIE encng work at O
large standing press, she inquired what we
were hopping so for. On the whole, the
description Of the three several rooms, with
their contents generally, was quite correct
The believers in Nesmerism attempt to ex.
plain this, bat as for ourselves, why the best
we can do nt prosen. is to own that we are
puzzled.- Baagor Courier.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08
Memoir ANDA.

Al Trieste, 9Th ult. Ship WIN. Enss, Coe
for \. York, about ready.
Adv. nj New Orleans, 2Ist, Ship Palestine
Lit,lcfeld, for New York :-22d, Barks High
lander, May berry, for Providence; Edinburgh
for do.
Cid at Washington, n. C., 9Th, Brig Cash
ior, Allen, for this port.
Cid Il, Savannah, 26ih, Brig Poland, Smith
Havana.
Arr al Norfolk, 21th, Ship Monticello, Law
ION, n. York.
CID al New Orleans, 2Ist, Sloop pell', Cav
it, 'fappa Bay ;-Tasso, Alny, n. York,
Arr al n. York, 3lsi, Bark Express, Pilmen
fin Maanzas.
Arr at Charleston, 29.h, Schr CaIloo, swa
scy, New Orleans.
Cid at N. Orleans, 27tb, Schr Van Buren,
Babcock, Port Leon ;-2Sth, ship Pgloeilp'
Liitlefeld, n York Schr Export, Gardner
for Charleston.
lid at Port Leon, Goth, Schr Nirginlan Bur
roughs, for Daliimor. and New York.
Al Havana, 4oih, Brig Prince de JoinrllIe
Gardner, uncernn whore bound.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08
III E II A Id OF TIL E Il / M E S.

The editor Of the Bangor Courier has oe-
come convert to Anmpl Magnetism. See
what he says on the subject. by The way,
we would just hint to the editor, (wbo &C.
knowledses the description given to be "qnite
correct that before he again introduces la.
dies into his composing department, especial,
y in a mesmerized state, he give the room q
thorough cleansing.-for the credit Of the
craft, if nothing more. There IS no very good
reason why any part OF u printing establish
ment, should at any time be kept "too dirty
to take ladies' into"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08

In this town, on Monday last, very sudden
w, Mr.. Lewis Palmer of Marshheld, Mass
aged 32 years, one of the crew of the scho"n'
or James Lawrence, Of bingham, Dunbar mas
ter.
In Providence, on Wednesday the 81 ST ult
Mrs Sarah -. Rhodes, wife of Nj Amos "
Rhodes, of Chelsea, Mass, aged % years AND
months ON Saturday, Mrs. Mary Anu
widow of the late Mr.. Oliver iioImc', III the
i5th year Of her ag6,-On Sunday, Anna, M
iant daughter of Mr. John g. ChIId, aged u
months. Daniel Wood, in the 9Th ycar
Of his age.
b In pavuxct, on the 3Oth ut. Col. John ar
mold in the s0th year 81 his age,
In Woonsookrt, anih ali. Miss Tamson Ann
JilsDn, aged Is ycars-3Qth, Miss Malvln'
Cole, aged 90 years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08
From the Boston Daily Bee.
AN EXCELLENT ARTICLE,

Anxious To bencti. our readers in every
possible way that comes legltlmai,ly within
our PROVINCE, we would now recommend 10
their notice an article prepared by Ransom
e. Stevens, Druggist, which is fully descrv
ing of public confidence and every way
worthy to be relied on. 1t is called the Dan
dclion and Tomato Panacea-compoundc
of steam concentrated e&irpcls from nine Of
the best medicines produced in the vegetable
ikingdom-tbc dandclon, tomato and sarsnpa-
rila forming the chief gredents-which
are well known and universally admitted TO
contain the most healiiul properties the SCI
encc of medicine has yet discovered. From
Iopr own knowledge and confidence IN The
gentlemen who prepare the medicine, we
have no hesitation in placing the fullest re-
lance in lis virtues aud recommending It aa
one of the best Alternatives now in use for q
debilitated system. |, Is n purifier OF the
blood and bovc,s, and eHceilept in el cases
of indigestion, dyspepsia, loss OF aPRcu'e,
&c. We have made trial of 'ts virtues, and
would say 10 The readers, do likewise.
! For nny thing 10 the druggist or apothc
cary's line we would recommend ,be si9
of these gentlemen as inferior to none in the
city; their high moral worth and strict ln'eg-
r,y being sufficient guaranty to the public
against any attempt at imposition.
! Sold wholesale and retail by the Droprie-
tors. Ransom e. Stevens, Armory Hall Build
ing. 32j Washington street. Boston, and by
their agents throughout the country.
~ For more general ilen please read
their Address TO The People Of the United
States. IN another part Of this peper~fO
For sale in Newport bv
X. X. HAZARD, D,Yr,i.,s
r. J. TAYLOR, 'NS s"'''
Newport, Jnue ], le43.-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08
FRIDAY, June 2.


schrs Jane Reed, fin New Bedford for Ph''a
ieiplia Porn, Vast, Prov for do Equator
Sturss, do lor Southport Velocity, Nash, g."
for Boston Lucy a Abigail. Baker, d" l."
Denni. Albalro4:e, FELTON,, Freepor' 'or Ne"
York.
SATURDAY, June ..
Pilot.boat Virginia, Of and fn N. York.
Sloop Jane, Hall, I'm Prov, lor Pawcn'1rk
l-Nimrod, Stedman, A lbany via WEXFORD.
sUTpAY, Jane I.
Schrs Ceres, Nichols, FIN Prov. for Bangor
Enterprise, Snuihga,c, do for Gardiner, Arma
dlIlo. Urao, +. River for sullivan.
Pilo,.boat Hornet, Of Tisbury, fin crus'
Tile II. carried away her lnainmast on Satnr
day, of Block Island, in "A heavy SW blow
put in 10 get new one.
S,hr Herald, Scudder, fin Barnsiable To-
Albany.
MONDAY. June s.
Brig Araene, (of Belfast, Me.,) McClintock
IL DAYS FIN Apalacbicola for Providence.
Brig Deborah, (of Matlnpolselt0 Handy, In
Charleston for Boston.
Sclr Jack Bddeford, Adams, fm Saco fol
New York Massasoit, Brown, Fall River fo'
Albany Pioneer, presby, Taunton i"r Ne"
York Reaper, Crowell, Prov. for Baltimore
Molly, Kelly, Gn Bath Margaret Ann, nod
irev, Virgnia, with wood for Il market
Passed up, 3 r. N. an herm. Brig with shin
giles on deck, supposed the Cashier, of Taunton
Alien, fin Washington, NC, for i. River.
Spokon--this day, in the Onng, bya New
port Pilot.boat, brig Chatham, Davis, Of am
/ for Boston, in Baltimore.
I TUESDAY, June G.
schr hIe4ander, Russell, 10 days fin Mobile
ior Providence.
| Sloops VigiIapt, Heath, and Arion, Heath
fin n. York for Pro. .idenfe.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08
Letters,

REMAISIsG ~ rHE POST OFFICE, NEWPORT,
n. l., jFFF lsl, ie43'
" .4drcrtiscd icners are pioccd in a scp@ratc
bor. Persons applying for Hem ioW PteGSc cali
for "ADyERTIsEp LETTERS
Albro David = Mcdonald James
Belknap Charles A Mlliken Ieyemiah
Broke Edward Nelson George
Briggs Mrs. Sarah Prioleau III
Carpenter WmC Pugh Capt ID
Chamberlain WIN Scott Willard
Coggeshal Aaron Smith George
Coqka Lnvi j. Stall Isaac
Cornell Josoph Sieyons Capt Levi
CortIeIl Capt Loripg Sisson Miss Susan II
Crary Charles Taylor John
Dorwood David Turner Mrs Iatha.IncI'
Elridge John Wallace Ellen
Gross Grin X Whorf Nathan u.
Hazard Benjamin Wilson George Jun
Hord John Winnemere A F-2
huston Professor L IRISH.
Hendricks Mrs + Beatty John
jackson w Eloary iajne9
Kelly John Goullng Patric
. Latham Jasper Ilapin Joanna
Lewis DJ Ryan Dennis
Linsley Geo w
lJs.-3wl ASHER ROBBINS, Pm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08
.A SHIP NEWS. sA,
rssaE 3ssaxc
PORT Of NE w PORT.
Ar RIVED.
THURSDAY, June I.

THURSDAY, June I.
Brig IIalcn, Price, i'm Atlantic Ocean, last
In jamaica, with $50 bbls sp and % do black.
fish oil, absent II months, --Spokc. March y tl
oil Jamaica, sclrs Exchange, Of plymouth, 3
mos out, clcan-had lost one OF her boats ~
gallo Mercury, of de-. J mos. oni clean :
Joshua Brown, Proyluc't"wn, " mos. 100
hbls an bound io Sprramla bark Thcph,
Chhc., uf Wrstpori, - hhls brig America. oi
Waroham, clean, bound to The Bay "t McAIco
/ Brig Anawan, sw1.cy, fm Fall River fo'
tharl' stnn.
Schr Ann El2rhrth, ,Smlth, l,n Philadelphia
with cua 10 t,oo Raven
Sloops Ricnzi, Dmico thgtlss, Mason, and
Nnut, Nh, I'm r,n, 60 \. lgL Three
Brolh,,t, Waidw,ll, Brs,ol iOr AIban,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08
Pure Extract of Sarsaparilla,

esREPARED by WIN. BROWN. Chemist
4 No. 4Sl Washington street, Boston. -
This is an entire new preparation Of Sorsa
psriila, without being reduced by the add
tion of sugar, TO form syrup, as it Is know
by all that His very qnch reduces The ex
tract. I,is prepared by a anew sicam aPpora
tus, that procnres Tie strength wilbddi'cta
ration. II Is the only preparation now IN use
That our physicians may be made acquainted
with It's mode of manufacture, u pamphe
has been published and sent to the pIysi
clans that they may know It's qualities. Fo
the past year it has been extensively recon-
mcnded by them for purifying the blood, re
noyipg rll humors, diseases of the skin, erad
eating mercural effects from the system
ulceJs. &c. It is also extensively used 70
the rheumatism.
For sale by r. J. TAYLQR. Drugg,st
las, Thames street, Newport, r. |.
June &.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08

u. $. SCHOONER GRAMrus.-Thc friends
OF officers on board the United States schoo
ner Grampus, feeling naturally anxious for
their fate, ~ consequence Of no tldlngs being
received from that vessel Tor two months past,
have made inquiry ot the Navy Department
Tor lniorn,a,lon that would relieve their iears.
For the information ni the relatives and
friends OF all on board, we are requested To
state tha, 20 official intelligence of any kind
hns reached the Department from the Cram
pus slncc she sailed from the Chesapeake, on
or about the ooh February last. Her crul.
sung ground was along the coast between
Cape lIn,,eras and the 81. Johns IN Florida
aud her orders were to return to Norfolk ioI
supplies ms soon as her stores began 10 rur
.hori. - .uddisoniaH.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08

EiN be sold al Public .Auciion, on
S3TURDIP, He Isl oj Juty ner',
&! I o'cioek, a. NJ, on ihr premises,
Me johoping riiudJie property, ri-:
'l'lE Dwelling House, lot Of land and out
buildings thereon, situated nj the corner
Of Thomas and Young streets. being the wei
known residence OF JuHN q. WHirtnoRSE,
the lot measuring eigh'y-scvcn feet on
Thames. street and one hundred and ninety
feet on N"nng street, together with piece
of land, twen;y feet square on Bowery street,
containing fountain or reservoir Of waller.
ALs0-The valuable building lot nj the
corner of Thames and Howard streets. ues-
suring 53 feet on Thames street and 7S on
Howard street.
ALso-The Estate in Howard street, con
sIstng Of u Two story Dwelling Ilonsc
nearly new. with The lot on which il stands,
measuring 20 by rs feet
Alsc--immedateIy after,
The large three story brick Dwelling
liousc, situated at the corner of Thomes and
DenBlson streets, well known as the rest
dence of SAMUEL Wn,rsHoRNr, the lot
measures G9t feet on Thames and 23i feet
on Dcnnlson streets.
The particulars and terms will be made
known at the time and place of gale.
L p. LEE, .I3signec.
&c. SHAW, .1tcfr.
Newport May 25, lS43. '''
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08

NonALIrY.-The New York city govern.
mrut, having mado some parade Of dc,or.
mination to appoint none but men Of very
strict morality To office, have given an appoint.
meui 10 a man under indictment for murder
SNow.--Thcrc was furry OF snow NJ
Philadelphia cn Thursday, June lst,l aud
the stcan,buat Cumberland, from Baltimore,
encountered q snow squaIl which lasted sew.
cral minutes. 4 few ,kcs ol snow were
noticed Thursday afternoon. In sone parts
ut New lIampsIntc, the csIIh was quite "hIi'
with snow.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08

A battle was fnugh, on the 10Th May, of
.Campeachy, between the Texan Naval forces
under Com. Moore, and the two Anglo -Mexi-
can war steamers. 4 considerable number
were killed aud wounded on both sides, bu,
the engagement was not terminated by a victo-
ry on either side.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08

In Oakland, Porrsmouth,) ist inst. Frcdcr.
ick A. Eus,is, to Mary, daughter ,q9i the late
Rev. WIN. +. Chnnni@G, ID. ID.
In Smithfeld, 25th Iiit Mr. Edward Mason,
Jr., of Providence, to Miss Mary A., daughter
of Benjamin Lindsey, Esq, of ''mIthhcld, L. J.
In Dartmouih, Mr.. Clark Clifford, Of Little
Compton, TO Miss Mary Ann Tnpp, of West
port.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08

FRoM CASros,-Tho ship Natchcz arrived
at New York from Macoa on Monday, in 90
days, the shortest passage on record. There is
not much news. Tranquility was restored
though the Emperor it is said is asaia prePar'
ing for war.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08
No. | Silver Top, ~ Sarsaparllla
Mead Syrup.

This Temperance Beverage is now manu-
(aclurcd by Wm Brown, Isl Washington
street, Boston. Ny whoIr-ale agents, llessrs
Dana, Evans 81 Co, :S,Ils pmrce g. Go.
Whine a. Sleadmsn, Henshaw, Ward g. Co.
and f. ID. Brindlcy, are now supplied with
fresh article. Also for sale III Boston by
most of the Wholesale West India Goods and
Drugggis, stores. Retalcd by oil the Gro
ccry stores in Boston, Lowell, Salem, Provl.
de nee, New Bedford, Worcester, Springfield,
Hartford.
There being limitations in the market, be-
particular 70 call iog Nm. Browns No.
Sllyfr Top or Mcad Syrup /; II IS Wanuiac
Iturcd with The best of sugar, and superior
Sar-oparlIa, and forms one Of the mos, whole
some aud cheapest beverage nov IN use.
For sale by r. J. TAfLOR, Newport
RI. June 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08

A committee of three colored mcn has been
appointed TO wait on President Tyler in
Boston, with the modest request that ho will
cmancip pate his slaves.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08

seen, have been altered TO accommodate the
Friends, between tho OH and l2th inst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08

siding, viii commence its June term in this
place, on Thursday next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08
Co,.s.nissiOners' Ncsicc.

IrgNHE commissioners on tho estate OF the
y late DR.. WIN. Turner, will hold their
last meeting al The Office Of B. B. How Hand,
on Friday Both inst. at J. NJ.
=. p. REMISSION,
las. LA wroN,
b. B. llowLAND.
Newport, June s, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08

The u. S. SCHOONER GRAMRUs.-Wc
copied, a day or two ago, a paragraph from
the Albrny Evening Journal, IN which il was
stated that letters had been received from
Lieut., Ganscvoort, announcing that the
Grampus had sailed on a distant cruise, with
secret orders, and would not therefore be
heard from for son'c time. We regret to
learn, however, that this information is mac
curatc, The Grampus sailed rom Charles
ton early in March, with orders from Com.
Stuart, commanding the ONE Squadron, to
which she was attached to cruise between
Cape ST. Johns and Cape llatieras, until her
provisions were exhausted, and then put inio
Norip!k. AS no tldings have been received
of her having been spoken, md as lsr provls-
ions must have been exhausted long time
ago, there is too much reason to fear that The
vessel is lost, and Ihr her officers and crew
have found n sailors grave in the deep Of the
ocean.-[N. Y. Amer
The President is TO arrive in New.York
Ecxt sIonday.