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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

| WANTED-A situation by respectable youn!
PI.ese family APPLY at rear O. 50 Crosby 81 n2s 2.
WANTED-A situation by young woman a
Apply NJ rear. SO Crosby 81. ms 90
a LAZY wishes TO obtain situation IN schoo
~ or private family, instruct iu the usual Enss
ss wos and ss 10 9s saos
portion OF her time sewing desired The most sssfseor,
Adde'S s King 1t TIN; oce co OBJECT Tor the ga ter
! r lNSEED Oil MANUFACT0RY-- Wan,ec
experienced foreman for Linseed OH es,sblishmep,
| !aoorrss oof 20 pIanch %. O.ice. nsi Iw
| YTTANTELA.130 Nassau, 8 partners, 3 clerks
w 2pedlsrs 10 South. boys 10 gs nzf re
| NTANTtD--C Capital wanted liz the SIX Brrs1.
w in the OF Isr,De- partners, by gentle
the country. long acquainted with ire business snt
' WAKEMAS E sSss 81 t II he va sf
Institute. Of o. Woodbury.. Esq 6 pearl street. with
| engagements. Mo Sw
pOARD-For one or two gentlemen and their
- wives and two or three single gentlemen may be OBJ
ncsr Market ST, ms 1--we
4 FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN can obtain
I meals a,t2 John ST., payable in groceries. nS,f
BOARD WANTED-Wi,h furnished room or
~ TWO rooms in the lower part Of the City. by gentleman
and ms wife Address " P'r.al, box $50 urer Pos; Of
nee r23
GENTEEL BOARDING at Mrs. CERES, No.
~ n Courtltn street Single married gentlemen can
be accommodated with excellent Board and comfortable
the second door. furnished or unfurushed MIA Inns
BOARD IN BOND-STREET-Boa with
pleasant rooms, may be obtained ATS Bondssrss T.rm
poARDING--UNITED TEMPEEANcE
IL HOUSE. a, 81 Greenwich stres,-The house !, ay..
aud the furnished with CRATES we'll eseaa,ed Tor
M ens ts sS: 81 h. ,. Gs
Nsals equally low. Please call aud ma Inns
MUNTz'S PATENT SHEArHING METAL
!? Cases l6 and IS OF. Patent Metal.
ss 3 s''''t sf Sss fd 5sFtsn Cor sosp
WONDERFuL INVENTION to force The
III, growth OF Human HalrTral bottles only s,hmgs
bnvn names OF some OF our nest ,sstc.ale CITIZENS
Ls and see them a, our siore they certify that having used
Coral HAIR Restorative they 6undt possess these
sF Tth RF sSI ASp o SqFJES The TIE
loEg time Sold the sign q the Anetica Easle s. Chat,
Bsookya Sl Bosom ed &c b. FG,
delrma; 2o7 klnS.s,rcet. Charleston, s. G. mis- Inn
a STOUNDING CHEMICAL DISCOVERY
Ia 1882 hy the celebrated NJ Vesprin, the Italian Ply.
,n. PisEA 4; Ei SSp ERufyIoNs OF THE SKIN.
10 SHzxsf SSS SlESaSSAysr TO FINE
Many person h,rlly believe this yet 1t IS strictly true NJ
winch he CALLED the Italian Chemical Soap TTs also ess.
e. R6 sa EF GHGzszgt E;
SSg',shs and Only at The sn fine American
saitss Boston Ledger BuGnss Phade gTSGs:
no. was ss Sd SC
NEW TEA, SUGAR, COFFEE, AND SPICE
~ STORE, No 81 CanaI.streer NA-'" W.
s4sse ,n ssGmssy The wsknown old established
forms her friends and The public generally thar she has nnensa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

4 FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN can obtain
\ meals a,t2 John ST., payable in groceries. nSa
BOARD WANTED-With a furnished room or
~ TWO IN the lower part Of the City by gentleman
md his wife. Address ". R,rau, box $50 Urper Pos, Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

BOARD IN BOND-STR EET-Board, with
~ pleasant rooms may be obtained at Sc BondSssr T.rn,
moderate. M -. ,''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

y -
H. Of Chambers street. constantly manufacturing by
stea and have hand large assortment of Candy
&C. Of superior quality suitable for the Southern market
This candy being made FROM Refined Sugar. will keep in
climate harder and dryer than any made from raw SUI
CUPEKlOR OLD PORT WINE " BRANDY,
- &c-The subscriber offers for sale SUPERIOR Port
W9s il class and s en- [sai. old sa w cos Brandy
Fine Hooks Clares Brgundys and Sauterne:, OF
one dG s4 each Apply Is Fin, SILL edfs, DWS
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY, No. Is and lG
~ Douw's Buildings Albany n. Y-The undersigned Of
fer ,he services the public Agents for the purchase sale
Connected herewith in the public Offices in Albany such as
the econF, Of Deeds; Of taxes obtaining esalized
Of nonresident owners and the transaction OF business
nee,sd with RFsl 0rey gsas!s viii nd = 70, ,,.
interest to register property hsy may wish to dispose OF at this
Property advertised Albany papers h.f the usual
charge.
DEMONSTRATION Olcott, Pest. Mech and Farmer,
kBssJ F3 jSba h B. i R R G9me Henry iHS
john {. Degh rs Merchants Exchange, A. S. Depsyser,
ss So B 5%; Fire A Ell HGs6S co. Albany Ny
Union DOOR SPRlNG.-Those who regard
- comfort and particularly fond # taking cold By
the door berg lief! OPEN would consult as
s ws as afsea % he doar; Di' For .a JONI
where orders also be left to hay them aaoSten nz2
COAL-Peach Orchard and ether Goals con-
- stanty hand by the cargo Or on at p E5'sgs F'"
sil im corner of Hudson and Amos.streets
GOAL AT SUMNER PRlCEs.-We are still!
Y selling the best quality Peach Orchard Coal delivered
1 Bfohe me and I Esg Ts Dors and hall and
Dollars per ton free oG1Ttase - NJ
ma lw- Washington corner o. fLanHIlu-s.
COALS.-Large nut size So; stove 50 %; and
~ fresh broken and egg s. 81 ton from the yard corner
OF King and & % ns we ,ersene IN
the yard and delivered at the shove prices 10! CASH rtonc
cents will be given i fEsT fGt ST IT1 e
boats. n92n r. Ere = I1.- ~
81 PEA S,4 okcA "a shov NG o 1 GoAh
and of the very best quality Orders left office of the
'' aas5f . oN 70. R % An5eay street
GOAL! COAL!-At 2l5 West.street, corner Of
" Franklin and corner Of Fifth and Lewissteets.-The
undersigned selling superior Peach Orchard
stove and nut sizes douby screened and delivered free of
ca1taee cheap the cheapest Orders left at the Sugar
Refinery % Leonard street or sent throh the Dispatch fost
mis- i'm. TYLEE s MAPES.
GOAL! COAL,!-The real genuine Red Ash
OPeach Orchard at the dock OF second hand
dealers but At e fountain head at The MINES Where we get
prices free Of carriage, well screened from the yard, sworn
weghers endorsement the back of zach cket ut s.,
0ys IS Beb % fy 81 % i5G lt s AA'A'
% ara '0' =" A'"lN ''A ~ D@A GUERNSEY & co.
LACKAWANA COAL.
FRESH FROM THE MINES, al the Yards OF
G 9s Df'sT REA So !S STEsET
GoUVERNEURS SLIP & FRONT-sT Ny
- A I3T,IE Ell; uya aSH B,ooLlrn
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r lNSEED OIL MANUFACTORY.-Wa
Address Box 70. Branch Post Office 10. I,s
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cases Chinese, tor sale by
' n27 GRINNELL, MINTURE & co. 7s South st.

0@ WATCHES The largest and most splen.
Of Watches in the city Is &c be +. found IN.
scr;pons Of Gold and Silver Watches of the styles
from the .nanuac,grers in Ensland rance and swzs1na,
nric a, retail than any other house the city Gold
Watch. as low as $50 SIS each Watches and Jew.lry
e,csno.d q, bought All Watches warranted keep good
RIM. r e monry returned. Watches. Clocks and Jeweiry
r.s. in the st manner and warranted lower than any
other place In the city.
'''e G. {. ALLEN Importer Of Watches and Jewelry
no ,tf whorsai- and retail. % Wai-stIeet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

WTANTkD.--C Capital wanted ir the SIX Bust
w in the way OF partner partners by gentle-
man IN the country long acquainted with business and
ownrs large establishment. Inquire Of TIE rUslf,h.
Of T. 8. WAKEMAN Esq Secrs,ary of The Amer
institute OF o. Woodbury. Esq. ii6 Pes street. with
whom e FORM the outlines The proposed
engagements Mo 6w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

WONDERFUL INVENTION to force The
rs growth OF Human halr-Tria bottles only s,himgs
ms names OF some OF respectable citizens can b.
nJwn no have used this aud found all i, here stated
a ana see them AT store; they Certify that having uxSd
Jone Coral HAIR Restorative tey found possess these
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29
STEAM REFINED CANDY.

D L & a. STUART, 2S5 Greenwich, corner
H. of Chambers street constantly manufacturing by
steam and have hand large assortment of Candy
&C. Of superior quality suitable for the Southern market
This candy being made FROM Refined Sugar, will keep in
climate harder and dryer than made from
nj Inix
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

YETANTED--l30 Nassau, partners, 3 clerks. 6
agents, Tsdlsrs 20 ScHh boys 10 ys nzJ re
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

CUPERlOR OLD PORT WINE " BRANDY,
- &c-The subscriber offers for sale very superior Port
Wine in glass aud on dreft-als. old pale Cog. Brandy.
Old Madeira aud Sherry, in glass and in wood.
Fine Hooks Carsts Burgundys and Sauternes IN cases OF
one dozen each. Apply to GILBERT DAVIS,
sli istf IS Fine street corner CT William.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

1000 NEW BUCKWHEAT
lUUU Packages in bbis half bbls. qrs and
eishths, packed superior for the Southern and
Eastern markets choice article and free from g for sale
on liberal terms by GEORGE WELLS, n.
o2, l96 Front st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

w AN TEA situation by Young woman as
Apply at rear. SO Crosby 3, ~ n2sa,e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

a LAZY wishes 10 obtain a situation IN a school
private family to irs,rre, in the usual Eucsh
ra mass and aEaws and pnns plain and
portion OF her time sewing ifd.se Tbr ,no srsf.c;or
references vii % sy;n Salary object for the winter
,. 2,e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

WANTED-A situation by a respectable Young
woman take OF chi dren and do the waiting In
private family. APPLY at Of 50 Crosby So. n2s2-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

pOARDlNG---UNiTED TEMPERANCE
IL HOUSE, at 81 Greenwich strst-The house is lar-,
aud the furnished with CRATES well calculated 70,
families or ;'nsle t!smsn One psser ;ke fst eo,
Lodgings 81 ier week Transient board shllnys rer dav
Meals equally low. Please call and see. ma Inn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-26
Lectures at iflnOry Hall.

We would call the attention of our readers
To the notice of lecture. Ia BE- delivered to.
morrow evening, before the ARTILLERY
COMPANY, Of tins Town. We understand
that this is the first Of a course, To be deli.
vcred before this Company. We are glad t'
see n movement of this kind. Associated to.
gelhcr as the members of thus Company are
they have the means Of thus contributing
to their own Improvement, und Of affordInG
rational amusement to The community. Sevc'
raj Lecturers have been engaged. and w,
anticipate much satisfaction to the Company
and to the public. May SUCCESS altrnc
them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-26
inslit'x Court.

k"'Aer u novel anj interesting ease came
mp before this tribunal ON Tuesday morning
last. The facts are as fellows: On Sundu,
morning last, one Samuel Goddard, Catho
lie, went TO church Us usual, and stieinpte,
10 enter his pew. bat was met al the door
thereof, by the sexton and tax COLLECTORS %
the church. and informed that he could no,
enter his pew unless he paid mp two ausrtcr'.
rent which was then due Goddayd replied
that he could go into another pew, aud nt
tempted 10, when he wns seized by the sex
ton aud collectors aud pnt out of the house -
he returned, and went into the pew, When
the Priest came in, and ordered the sexton
mud collectors to "pI,ch him out" as the com;
plninant stated, and the order was obeyed
.und the man was accordingly "pitched pu,.'
Of church. Goddard complained OF the sex
ton and collectors, ard the matter came up
before the court. ne above stated.
William II. Crans,on, Esq. appeared -
counsel Tor the complainant, uud Dutee !.
Pearcc, E-q. for the defendants.
IL appeared by the evidence. that thf
church is The property Of Bishop Fcnwick. Of
Boston and that two seats Of u certain pew
in said church were leased to the complainant.
and that when he entered the church on Sun
day last, The collectors ATTEMPTED To collect
ihe pew rent, and because he refused to pay
il on that day. the Priest ordered him to be-
put out OF The house.
Mr.. Cransiou coH,cnd,d d that the pew was
leased 10 the man for certain length oi
time, and that The time had not yet expired /;
but that the law provided remedy for the
collection of the rent, aud tho possession oi
lle pew, and that If the Pries, and his sea-
such power, the civil law would soon be set
al defiance, as the Priest, in his testimony,
had denied that ,he evil law had anything Ia
do with The matter, aud ihql he alone could
say who should enter the church, or the
manner IN which the rents should be- col.
lccted.
Mr.. Pcarce argued that the civil Jaw could
not reach the matter, and that the mode sdop
ted, was the only one, for the collection OF
the rent, or rather tor the p"ssession Of the
pew, and that the complainant wns there be
II di>inrber of ihe meeting, and consequently
the sexton was Justified in putting him out.
THIS last pom, was not supported by evil
d"ncc, bnl on the contrary, it was shown that
the complainant went psne.ably to his pew.
Justices Shaw, Drnha'n, and AHs,on were Of
the op'nIon THAI the complain, was not sup
ported by pro"f. mud consequently the COZ"
puInnnl could not recover Justices Gilpin
aud Allan thought the complaint was fully
sustained, aud that tlla complainant was en-
lltled 10 recover. An appeal was claimed by
the complainant Ia the May term Of the Cur,
Of CuinnJn Pleas.
We have been promised a more full .eporI
fnr our next paper, prepared by one ot the
.CouIi.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-26
9ApnAW1Syls lps, GOULD,

L ssovsers to the pgYlig Hst she has re-
" ecni'y colnmonc'd scayprfar 'n''rnriIrS
pup!s IN :ho i"liowng branches, VIZ Read
ing, Writing, hr.ihmet,c, &C.. '.:pphs, English
Granmar, History, De. Pain ur"dlaG"rk q
Enbrold.ry, particularly aric@d"d 10. Aprli'
Gallon Tor admission MAY he made To Mis-
Gould, ~ ,h- re-, ldnnce Of AnihoDS I Ia, I"I
On Hish.s,raet, where rho schoot vii b,
taught.
RrrrREscr Rev. Thomas Iccv"c. MS.
e.. T.. Dennis, X. J. Taylor.
Newport, Jau. 10, le13.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-26

Capt. DAVID CoNNoR, Of the Revc.
nue. Service, (who was rc-ips,aieI some
time sincc,) arrived in this place on
Tuesday last, with orders, we learn, Il
take command Of the Revenue Gutter
Jackson, on this station. We meyer
harbored any very serious objections IA
Captain Connor, believing him to have
been more "sinncd against than sip
ming I'VE therefore, cordially mei-
come him back TO Nswpori, and hope tha,
he, as well as the public, may find M
cause to regret his return among us.
Capt. Fatio, we understand, goes south
on leave Of absence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-26

A + the annual meeting Of the Slockhnld.
"A ers of The Bank OF Rhode Island held
oD Monday January I'd le43. the following
gentlemen were elected Directors for tho
year ensuing, viz:
Audley Clnrk",S =. Fqwler Gardner. James
Hammond, Nathan B. llanimeli, W,llirm {
Gibbs, Theo. T.. Dunn and Pelcg Clarke.
At subsequent meeting OF the Directors
Audlcy Clarke E,q. was re-"l"cred President
W. A. CLARKE, Cashier.
Newport. Jan. 7, lSI3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-26

THr S,MrRs MUriNY.--rhc decision %
the Cour of Inquiry IN Tins 'mporinnt Cas-,
has probibly been transmitted tD Washing
ton but NJ To the char tcter of that dec isIon,
nothing beyond surmIse viii probably b,
known for several days yet to come. Sull
unable, for ourselves, to discover two side,
to the qncslIon, We entertain no doubt ihs
the opInlnn of the Court will be- -lrongiy nnt
unanimously ~ favor Of Capt. McK.nzm.
M"ant,n" letters from the scat of govern
mcn, state that at the request of Cnp'. Mac
hcnIr aud hts officers, Court Martial ha-
hesn ordered Tor their irinl without waiting
for the opinion ftle Court of Inquiry. I, ..
rcpnded that the Conu - To- b. very large
,to consist NJ some ten or n dozen post caU.
talns and commanders. ~ the head of whom
Cumn"dnr' Blddlr Is To BE- placed ~ prs-i
GENT. Tho Court - 1n assemble very soou
At the Navy Yard and So ihc whole case vii
have to be- gone over Fgsin.
THIS investigation Will br more tediou.
bGd pr"lx Ihnn the opr lpE closcd. bccsus'
the lawyers will b. called ~. and.llic witness
es,wIl b. subjected TO srvete cro.s-cSamins
tons uGdcr thc'c cireumslsncos We srs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-26

Atrm o..

Er-GovcInor Seward has rssurnsd he practice Of III,
Law, NJ Auburn, NY. .
The river st, Lawrence elear Of c, &, C.nebsc q,
,ho llth last.
\ The Government 1. abopt a. dispatch mn sgtnl Il
Aou,erey 10 inquire into the late proee.dines ni CG
medqre IPpe. IN the capture OF that place.
A bill Lss passed the Legislature OF Illinois. which
prnl iIca tha, all property offered r sale undo
'i"n, shall sell ar ,wohinis Mi apprH, ynlur,
oblisr- the plsnt1i buy the pr, pcuy tith,r on,
year Gou' the date OF THIS execution al two rhrds "
its appr"i. sd value, or Ioss As lish IN n'm OF olh.
~ is nsnt creiitnrs.
DIR. Iartna. was ecluring on scisppgc subjects, S
Savannah. ON tho liih inst.
They hnves WAY In New OrlesnY, Of niakiug goo,
conre out OF swrs, poinl".,. 0, h said TO he a yer,
pleasant drink, In e'rry respect equal to he syuuns
artcl. which II initiates.
The plane, Venus, hns lately been visible both lu,,
the morning. uni Al a'id day.
A communication ia the Chnrlrsion Courier, calling
attention 4" eonccr', to be given IN that city, make
use OF this queer phrase amy oae csn obtain adm..o,
by dr"pping tear Of sympathy In the shape OF ouAn
rsm or \ LoLLAR AT the Joa" a very pretty n.ur.
indeed aud rather new.
TnE REroHr QuiEr. ~ tell you what IL Is, MIR.
N"hols-i don't come here To W darned f" "Iheu Z,
noSI and be du'ned' quietly replied Mrs. N.
NATURAL RIaHrs. The following sentence from th,
pen oi the nmrn,rJ Claiming, applies strongly To III,
rnse of the SoInrrsi
"Ihrre nrr great Solemn rights nature which pre-
ced- laws. aud ON which law IL iounird great cNig-n
cies which speak i"r themselves. aud need prrco
deni Ia teach the right paths. hwi Irr~ls hrnps
Ing I" ordn"r, states, aud not tn bc governed an
by ordinar, rulr.."
patent. IL is said, has just been taken in Bo.'
ton for cleaning fish, by giving them snuff whru the,
.neere their scales clean pa:
"Time 10 money" so Franklin observed. II b. yer,
true, and some people take IL to pay their debts.
ALLIsoS's IIIsrosy OF EuRoPE. The fourth number
"fih,s splendid work h. h.rn issued by the IInrp~rs
This cIosos the hr. of III. ioar volumes, aud brings the
history down 10 the elevation q" Napol-n to The sn.
premc authority under the title oi Frat Consul.
The report that Comniodore jones hns been recalled
from the command Of the Pacific squadron Ia c"niadc
I'D
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-26
SHERlFFNS SALE.

RY virtue Of On execution issued from tho
- Hor. Count Of Common Pleas, for the
County Of Washington, n, The February ,eIIg
thereof. le40. IN invor of the Lnndhp pldcis
Bank, aud against Samuel Brown al SouIh
Kingsiown. ! shall on the 30l day OF Janus-
~, le4:}, al Two o'clock, p. NJ, sell nj public
auction, tract of land in South Kings,own.
containing about $50 ncres - bounded r"rih.
"rly by land .f Joshua Brown aud Elisha
w atson, cast on the rond aud narrow ilyef,
south on land OF Joseph 4. Psrs aud hens
Of John Watson, aud westerly on the f.rsh
meadows,--or so much thereof as will sstlsty
laid execution and expenses.
Conditions n, the time and place of sale
Sale st the dwelling house on :bc pr"fOls"s.
FRANCIS b. SEGAR. Deputy ShrrF
WAsHiNGTON. sc.
I'd Jan. lSI:,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-26

The Lectures Of Messrs. LAMBERT s.
MACK, on the Human System, which
were concluded in this place on Thurs.
day evening last, gave so much salts.
faction to those who heard them, anC
SO general was the desire 10 have then
repeat cd, that, we understand, Mr.. L.
has concluded tn favor our citizens will
Il second course as soon as his engage.
ments elsewhere will permit. We have
no doub, hn will be we'll rsmuneraied
as well as Ill Who may think proper tc
attend the course.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-26
ME- NOR ANDA.

Cid al New Orleans, 4,h inst. Schr Convert
Gardner, Vnrmilion Bay.
Sailed fin Savannah, 18th inst brig Poland
Smith, Havana ;--Schr Gen. Cobb, IhInnlo,id
n. Orleans.
Cid nj N. Y. 18th, Schr Tasso, Alny, hp
alachcola ;-2lsi, Ship Marianna, Phillips, do
ADV. at n Orleans, 9th, Bark Rio Grhndr
Capt Charles Coyzcns, for N. York, with dcs
patch,
Gid at N. York, 23d, ship Louis Philippe
Castoh, for Ha,rr.
Al Delaware Break Water Jan 2lst, SlooI
Herald, Lake, fin Philad. tor Newport pnd
Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-26

In thi, town, on the 18th inst, by the Rev
Mr.. Thay 81, Mr.. Solomon Greene 10 VI les Nan
.cy Is. Manchester
IN Bristol, ON Thursday cyeping last, Mr.
Nehemiah Cole, Jr. to M'ss Sarah Ann G"h
both ofB.
In Providence, on "Wednesday evening Inst
Mr.. Jesse B. Coleman, TO Mis-. Mary Martin
Bland,ng, both Off
in kIllinyly, Conn. l7th inst. Mr.. Jumcs
Ardern, to Miss Hannah Pcmblcy, both OF
Prov idencc.
In Fail River, on the iirh inst Mr.. John
McCrillis, Of Taunton, to Miss Sarah Apr
Cogg,shsll, ofTivcrton.
IL Bristol, 18Th ult. Samuel Is. Wilcox, OF
Tnerlon, 10 Mis-, Mary A. Anthony, of B.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-26
Newport Eank.

4 7 The annual meeting of the Slockhold
"a ers of the Newport Bank, held Janua
ry4, le43, The following geuiimen were cho
srn directors for The ensuing year viz:
w liam Vernon, Isplah Cracker, MuI
=. Nichols. William Stevens. Edward
Newton, Edward Z. A llnn, William a. liar
Der, Simon Newton Jr. und Wanton r. Sher
man.
Al meeting of the Directors on the sam,
day. William Vernon Esq. was chosen Pr.si
dent.
S. CAHOONE, C'ashar.
Newport, Jan. Z, Is43.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-01-26
AUCTIONS.
SIfEs,IVF'S SALE.

RY virtue oi an execution IssDed tron the
- Hon. Court of Cominrn Plea, ,s.. gis
County of Wpsbingion, III the February term
iii'rr"i. 1910. ~ fsynr OF The LandhuJ gers
3ank. aud against Sawprl Brown al S'Mhj
lKngsiown. and Daniel Brown Of Nr~por'.
shah on the 30'h day of January. lc43. at
Two ""l"ck. =. A.. sell at public Mocii"n.
tract 81 land III South Kngslown, coni"'ninr
,bout $50 acres,-bonud-d n"ibeGy BY lvud
,f I,shna Brown snd Elisha Wais"is rasi on
| he road aid narrow river, south on I'D Of
Joseph T. Perry ""d h"rs Of John w"''o".
md westerly on ibr ifesl m"ndows,- .o
much rher Of ss MI -aiisiy said esecu'ion
nd "ypepscs.
Conditions at the tme sht place 81 sah-.
Sale al The dwelling house on tho prrnisrs.
FRANCIS B. SEGAK, DrY1ty &"T
WAsuNCr0N. ST.
I'd Jan. lS.3