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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

GouRAeDs HAIR DYE will chnnge red or gray hair to
beautiful brown black. warranted, al 6I Walker street,
first store FROM Broadway. n6U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

Us Gournud's Spanish Lily White for the complexion, on
IN ut u Walker ST. ls Store FROM Broadway - cents
I... nh II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11
ru,t,-FaII Fashion.-Now real

Es- Hats-FaIl Fashion.-NOw ready. a complete
assortment OF the Fall Fashion HATS. which IN gadlity we
will warrant equal to any iacurea al our old sta ndad
prices VIZ: Fine Mole Silk Hats. s35: Extra do 80;
Imitation Beaver, s3 {; Extra Fine. 80.
''''''' WATSON {: co. l54 Chatham Square.
opposite James street.
,sT " Is ThSSMr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

RHErMATrsM AND Gour.-The Nerve md Bone Liniment
and Indian Vegetable Elixir. for Reumatsm-Those two
The many which every thing else has been used and
failed this has performed entire cure that the user has
from thing Ike pain sickness debility md we would
skeptica following gentlemen who have been
cured by their Robert G. Nels, 49, Broadway: a.. D.
Tyler, Rector street: Mr. Pearsnl ut Tnnmnny Hail. Mr.
of the City Hotel who witnessed the remarkable effects of
this remedy p.n Mr. H. H. Hubbard, Of Sandusky City Uhio
who while doing business this city, nken suddenly with
violent Rheumatic attack, and cured in few hours
by this nmcut md Elixir. IL may be had only at Com
stocks No q Cournndt street, md warranted to any
cnse of Rheumatism, or the price returned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11
We quote Specie as follows:

The amount of specie taken by the Great West
crn was $780, 900 gold which less than anticipated
The entire shipments of the last week will DO about $3.50 m
We gave a few days since u table of the imports
of the lending articles of into this port from 1st jan
uary to lst November. We give from the source
the Shipping List, similar tab!o Of Exports from th, port
from January l, to October 3, 1914.
TABLE OF EXPORTS from the PORT Of NEwYoRk. Of lead
ng articles from JANUARY to OCTOBER g. 1913 ant 1874.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

MINIATURE ALmANAC-THIs DAY.
Tag Sgs; =. c.. THE MOoS.s rv Full SEA .,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

HUKFS. CRhVATS. SCARFS. &c.--New 'tyles S!lk
and satin Crayns and Scers win lew pieces superior
quality extra Picket Hdkjust received at 81 Broad
w. L. JENNtNbS O W. 10 buc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

Gr French Language--MANEsC ORAL
sYSTEM-Lndes wishing TO join new Morning Glass,
which will commence Friday, the 18th, are requested to ap
p' new Evening Class for gentlemen will begin Monday
the 18th inst MAD l.. MANESCA DURAND,
Mi n No. q Waker.street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11
CITY INTELLiGE NCE i.
SATURDAY.
Superior Court.
Before Chief Justice JoNEs.

West Oliver q Co. ys. William A. B.itton The
. are merchants this city, and the defendant resides
% 0-eaps The latter. tile fall of 1871 became gurr
Nsw nsn;i for al goods purchased OF them by D. H.
npe ao Of New Orleans not 70 eSeeSl Downer
sssI ana demand wQs made upon The guarantee at New
a9,ns Nh Br,ion had attached the goods Of Down9r on
account for debts duo independent of tho guarantee
proceeds OF the sales attached the Sheriff
tsS. BIZ w, o. & Co. Tho Sheriff, ag,ceahly to law, de-
possaed payment before the money dawn for again.
vi kss OF abou; $1,000 occurred IS bills The present
~ n recover that amount. Verdict Monday forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

DJ- st. Nicholas S0cicty OF the City OF
NEW. YORK-A Special Meeting Of this Society will be
held City Hall Monday Evening, 18th instant nj "a
O'clock p VI for the Election Of Officers at which time ao
q Lecture will be delivered by the Presden'.
nil II. SAMUEL G. RAYMOND. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

The CHINESE HAIR ERApcAToR.-Ths ceIebrated article
possesses the singular properties OF always extracting the
sties hair wherever applied and any person who dsbe
eyes t, tested before buyiug at No. Il Courandt
street. and they will readily see for themselves certainty
every vctge OF hun three minutes after It's appi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

10 Mechanics Institute.-A Special Meeting of
the Mechanics Institute will be held the Institute Rooms.
City Hall, on TUESDAY evening. 1rh inst. mt az O'Clock.
Important measures require full attendance of members.
I'll q. c. l.. BhRRITT, Actuary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11
CLOTHING.
WHIT. JENNINGS & co.
DRAPERS AND TAILORS,
Importers OF Cloths, Cassiuaeros, NasttnSs
Fancy Dress Articles, sc.
c3l Brocdrdy, american Hotel, opposite

tie Foaatats,
ouci s:,sn,cn iron, Ci,=ens and Strangers reaunSGef
ueu to IaiSc assortment OF new Goods Tor Fall and Winter
.esctei with Of rendering their AZ rich inoesl
y aud variety 'eand 10 the eS comprising BEAVER
~ .l.5 co,h, T,r,..l C. Tor Oyeicos,s, Cioaks, &C.
F,soch and English Cloth, fer de.> and ock Coats yaIieus
new styles Csssinee, Rich Yeiso .Sernc sis and saaH
Vstnc, which will be inside to order at 70 ."'n our
reputation the pioneers tho progressive 'ha'
sveng tho ri complaint hat cs1h se aAeo
;o denaueace. This .y and nsh Of our SaImsn'
vii eo,psrs with hc:s Ct any other establishment and UtnH
!, he sequel Of tie extensive patronage elected
4 large assortment Of FIRST QUALITY Ready made ehf
mcu;s comprising Overcna Ccsks Dress and Fock Cea'
panaioon, Vests &c CONSTANTLY on hand with fl suppy
of Fancy Dress artice including Scarf. CIavais. HER.
Gloy,s Suspendes. Dressing Robes Sc. ooGs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

u Dulcy's Magical Pain Extractor Suve will instantly
cure bnrns, sca piles md all nlampatory complaints,
q Wake. first Store FROM Broadway, the money
tnndch. mt Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

BEAUTIFUL HA1R-Eyery lady gentleman who wishes 70
have line healthy hair free from danduff should use the
Balm Of Columbia. 1t stimulates The roots OF the hair and
growth and hardly iais to restore 1t
persons WHO have been bald for years besides always
the hair beauty aad lsrc unsurpassed 1t may be had
L. @ hind Sire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11
FANCY SILK GOODS,
Newest Styles.

FANCY SILK GOODS,
Newest Styles.
PECK. NICHOLSON &c WRIGHT,
No. l3S Pearl ard 20 Beaver.streei. New.York.
Would respectfully that they ale opening laSe
and newly selected Stock OF
SILK GOODS.
all OF which are of the latest FeL styles comprising full as
DRESS GOODS.
consisting in part of rich Cashmere d Ecose ch printed
Muslin de Lanes Grape De LANES OF new and elegant styles
rich plain Cameon and satin strpo Rcpene. new and Ia
shonabe article; Canson Brocade. and Broche striped
Silks. black and coored Alpeccas. figured and plEn.
SHAWLs.
Broche and Cashrsre Shaws Datterns CuHelon nnd
Brocads figured Silk Shawl,: Damask Wooden Srnda and
rich Damask Alapaccha; Msrino. Thbe., and MuSn de
Lane in great variety. sc.
RIBBONS.
full OF Bonnie; and Cap Rbbona OF the richest
Paris styles.
Figured Cap Iacs Trimming Lsces snd Leee EdSinsi
Thread I.,e. Plated and Brussels Edgings. &c.
GLOVES.
Consisting OF Kid Six Cashmere in great variety together
with large assortment Of Fancy Hitta.
Also hull assortment Of Paris Cords. Glmps and Fringcs
together with every Article usually to 10 found in Fancy
Stock which they prepared 10 offer On Us favorable terni
any other este bl-hment % stlecl I'M
V1LASNELS, SATINETS, CLOTHS, &c.-Fresh Iom
auction large assortment OF superb style WO0lens, yelling
below tine market price at
SUTTON & CO.'S. III Spring. cor. Sullivan.
NB-Our Woollsns selling at prices much below o'din-
-, .,,ag Oh 3mls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11
Police Office.

Thrfis iSc.--A female named Niarv Green was
committed for stealing siJ0 from the Cap OF vessel name
S.kEown. when in house in Chapel street
Louisa Roach was committed for stealing Sl8
ION Freuchnan unknown, and also q check worth
sOroma house in Mulberry street.
Sarah Smith and Mary Ann Parker, colored, were
committed for stealing sl4 from stranger basement.
nrof Vesey md Greenwich streets.
William Jones was committed for stealing pair
sfpahlaloon, from u house in Mulberry street.
Disorderly R0use.-Adeline Bartlett was COM
uled for keeping disorderly house Church street.
Bmslary.-The house of Joseph Stewart, &c
Beech street was burgarouy entered last night and robbed
ia coat several pair, Of boots &C. the burglar escaping.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

Gy- SPLENDID ARTICLE Of Cologne, Lavender and Bay
Wafer Offered very low CoMs:ocks No. q Court
andt street Quart bottle, 30 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11
Eoroner's Office,

Melancholy Acc.dcnt.--On Thursday last, Us mr.
John L. Pesuc rooier OF Ia Christopher street,
ending ladder 70 The roof Of house IN Jane street to TN T.
2ne his back that he died last night lie native OF
las ciy aud between 35 and 40 Of The Coroner
Su called 10 hold inquest.
A Nan found Drotcned.-The body Of an un-
rOwu man, in an advanced stage of decomposition was
6lnd this morning in the North River at the foot Of esbosses
acct The Coroner called hold I'M inquest His
.ace understood 10 be William r. Monay Of 81 Renwck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

A BLESSING TO MASKISD-Conncls Magical Pain Elk.
great healing Saye acknowledGe by oil who
have used IT, to be most wonderful article ever known II
pels oil injuries BY fire, all pnin and NORTH
cation 1t will cure OF the following CON-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

BED Bios And Notwithstanding Roach Bane i,
h 10 TIE e ,e,i,, Ism I he STAR, of
the article well a,,csiet By hundreds of emes in this
ships sloops &c it will be found be exiemnator of
my that may exis. Full directions accompany zach
bottle and he used with very Lutte Sold
only al q Garland street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11
Coroner,s Office.

Death from ezcesSire Drinkiag.-The Coroner
dcy held an inquest ut s2 Sheriff street. the body of
Henry Heuorf aSed 90 year, and German by birth, who
led from apoplexy produced by excessive drinking. He
iak number of glasses OF liquor furnished him and paid Tor
oTHaraon Ross and becoming nsensibe, expired. Yer
DC. IN accordance with the facts.
Congestion OF tie LungS The Coroner also held
inquest at l Broadway on the body of James
years. born England He hud been sick for some time
anwa, allowed 10 take liquor Verdict, death by consss.
Tn nft the lnnrS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11

tt cures cancers, Frequently removing them with
pain agony and alvc TINT family should ever be
without Il may be hnd only al u Cortland st. NIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-11
Court OF Common Pleas.

Before JuSge iSoRAIIAM.
Solomon kinnn VS.. Gideon Mead sud Fred. L.
Action of Trover, relation to quantity Of goods
Ssn BY defendant al'eady rcpoed0 Verdict Tor plaintiff
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15
" T. MORANDA.

Arr at Providence, nth, Ship EpSn Frehic,
Perkins, "a days I'm Mobio-iow cd up by
Steamer lolas.
Cid at Bostou, 10th, Bark lIuma, Willard,
savannah.
lowed TO sou, fin New Orleans, 2Ist ait,
brig Tasso, Almv, for New York Emerald,
frhncovlli", for Proylcnce.
Arr at i!a>anH, 2arh ulr, Ship E,n. Epgs,
Coe, I'm \. lork,-At do ODD Bark High.
lander, Mayb"rry, fin n. Orleans; Brrgs Prince
de J"invile, Gardner, for Cardeuas, to load
for Savannah Malaga, Mnison, wig .r, -
Schr Massaso.', Draper Idg for ApaIachicola
Al Mnrel, 22 ult Brig Annawon, Swascy,
Idg for Apalnchicola
Cid at N Orleans, 10Th ult Brig Octavia.
smith, Baltimore.
Arr at Newport, Florida,) 18th NJ. SchI
Van Buren,, Babcock, from New Orleans
Arr al Charleston, Sd, Schr Independence,
Swascy, fin Havana
Arr al Mobile, 3lst ult. Brig Confidence,
Bailey I'm n. York.
Arr at Savannah, 4th. SGhr Franklin Green
Wiley, fm CarGenas.
Arr at Charleston, 9th, Schr Cora, Reed, I'm
n Orleans, with loss of fore ioprnast sprung
and sail, split.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15

The paguerreOtype.

The New York Commercial speaking Of
this discovery, says--"The advanced stage o.
excellence to which the process Of Da-
guerreotyping portraits has been brought,
within the las, year or two, is really sur
prislng. We have seen rome miniatures =
from Morand's establishment, lately, which
have all the distinctness and broad effect of
n capital engraving. Even the main Diff
cnliy-that of The soInbre expression-is al.
most entirely got over; and The iikcnrsscs
are brought out, pleasing as well as indispu-
tably accurate"
lrhis reminds US Of saying word for our
friend MANCHESTER, at the Malbone House, in
this place. We learn that he is continually
receiving calls for likenesses, and seldom
fails Of giving entire satisfaction. Mr.. Al. is
very obliging and gen,lcmanly wi,hal, lin
dispensnble requisites in a profession like
his,) and if he don't succeed in obtaining q
satisfactory likeness the first time. he is per-
fectly willing to try till he does Every body
in town, should have their likenesses taken
when they have SO fine an opportunity
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15

You SHALL BRLIEvE.-BeIief is not al
act Of the will. Sufficient evidence compeis
our assent; so listen, dear reader, and Wi,
convince you that DR.. Wis,ar's Bslsam OF
Wild Cherry is far the bcs, remedy for dis
eases OF our climate 10 be found ~ tins
country. II is formed by chemical extracts,
from vegetables Nhe Wild Cherry, Pine, &c J
that nature seems to have placed here ar
powerful antidotcs To all affections of The
Lungs aud Liver that our ever changing eli
mate induces. After the skill OF sar great.
est physicians was exhausted, u has cured
Asthma ~ various cases. II cured a lady OF
an ncipicnt Consumption, whuse family died
of HE same disease. Refer 10 Isaac Plat
Esq, Editor of "Poughkeepsle Eaglc."-
Fhomns Cozzens, lladdonicld, y. J ., tesii
hes, under oatb, that It cured hun of an ~
trrnnl hbscess, violent Cough. raising ol
Blood, Nc, after he was deemed beyond
hope. We could refer to plenty Of such IN
stances oi ~ uncommon power. The doubt.
'ng are invited TO inquire Of individuals pr,
case that We nllude 10 as we publish no slare
menis that will not bear the most rIgid scru
tiny.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15
d z a r II 8 4.

In this town, on Monday evening last, Mr..
Burgess HorswelI, aged 73 ysar..-Funeral
this afternoon, which his relations and friend,
are invited to attend, nj his late residence IN
Brdge.slreet
Ia this town ,on Tuesdsymoruing Mrs Mary
smith, formerly VIII. of tho late Capt Jacob
smith, ofihis town, aged 81 ycars-llrr re-.
latves and hiends are requested 10 attend the
funeral at the residence of Mr.. Saulucl Marsh,
10 PrIson.stroot ihls afternoon, al z ociock.
In This town, yesterday morning, Miss Sarah
Il. Lake, daughter Of Mr.. Holder Lake, aged
10 years. Funeral tomorrow anrrnnon gt 2
o'clock, from her fathers house u Broad dstr.et,
which the relations aud friends are invited to-
attend without further notice.
In Tiverton, on Thursday last, Mrs. Mary,
wife of Mr.. George w. Humphrey, aud daugh.
ter Of Col. Joseph Duriee, in the Both year of
her age.
In jamestown, 2Sth ult Mr.. Nathaniel Ham
mond aged ~ wears.
la Coventry, 9Th inst. lchabod Scott in the
S9lh year Of bis nge, who was insane for the
last II years Of his life.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15

"GLEANiNCs FROM Fashionable
LIFE. The story published in our last
paper, we have been informed has been
pronounced, by various individuals, TO
be personal thing altogether, md in
tended by the author to CRAFTY selfish
ijoires, SC. Ii the author had any
views Of this sort whcp he brought it to
ps for insertion, he most grossly de-
ceived us, as he positively assured US,
previous to its publication, that it was
no! intended to be personal, but~that,
On the contrary, it was meant to be
what its title indicates, wholly, "Glean-
ings from fashionable life :" and be has,
since it was published, treasured II,
that the continuation Of the contemplate
cd series, (two more numbers Of which,
he affirms, have been for some time
completed,) will fully show and subsran-
;iate this declaration.
We should regret very much to give
publicity to anything at all calculated
to reflect prejudicially upon private
character, nor would we knoringiy do
90. We regard it by far too sacred to
lend the use of our columns for any
such despcable purpose.
This explanation may seem 10 be un-
necessary for what, in,rinsicaly, is
quite harmless affair, but we are in
auced to make it in justice to ourselves
i, not to the author of the story, whose
views in writing it he declares, une-
quivocally, have been wholly miscon-
s;rued.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15

The cold weather last week, came
very Deur shutting up Boston harbor n
second time. The navigation Of the
Sound was much obstructed again. -
Tho Narragansoit, which left New
York at 3 o'clock on Saturday, broke
her shaft, between Throgg's Neck and
Sands Point. The Mohrgnn, which
left, at o'clock, came up and took off
her passengers, and proceeded directly
for Stonington.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15
FARM AT AUCTION.

The subscribe, wiH sell at his residence,
al Public AUCTION, on UED.NES-
DAY, he 9Th day Of .Mareh ner!, at
10 O'ciock, II VI,
gxsA valuable farm. containing
Ts:saN 100 acres of good land. pIeasaHis
n;i8 ly sJ,uuteA, wbh u Two story
S64A dwelling house, barn. corn house
and other oni buildings thereon. yaIpable
Young orchard that produces n variety Of The
hest ot irur, woll of excellent water for
family use, aud living springs of water, for
III" convenience of stock. The farm is well
dvlGed by good wall and is well situated for
iaow,ng. pasture and tillagc. Situated ii
the sonla part ni ..Iitlr Compton. X. L., about
3 miles froGi the COMMONS. and miles from
AdamsvIIlc. PAY ment easy. only a small
part of the money will be required in ad-
vance, aud the security Of The purchaser will
he accepted Tor the remainder, for years Il
desirable. Also at auction, directly after
The sale Of the farm. about 80 tons of good
English hay, by the stack or ton, Is will best
sui, purchasers. For GIrher Information ap-
ply TO the su.,sc rIb"r "n The premises.
PARDON BROWNELL.
Little COMPTON, Fec. Z, 1874
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15

Atkinson, Joseph p. Aylsworlh, Silas
az ~Co'trel'. Josiah c. Shaw, Augustus
Bush, Henry A. Ward, Thomas b.
Sherman, Joseph c. Law,op, John W.
Davis, Jr. John Stevens, John Vars,
Robert Dennis, Edwin J. Swan, William
n. q. Helme, james Horswell, Francis
Lawton, James Phillips, Robert Shcr.
man, Cd, William Coggeshall, Joseph
Anthony.
BY the unanimous wish Of the Dele
gates OF the Clay Convention, recently
held in Providence, MIR. WIN. II. Grams
ton was called upon to give an account
of the proceedings Of the Convention,
. which he did in brief and spirited man
ner.
On motion Of VIM. II. Cranston, il
was resolved, that a collection be taken
once month in the Club and that the
Executive Committee prepare a sub
scription paper to circulate among the
friends Of the cause, for the purpose of
raising funds to defray the necessary ex-
penses of the Club. 1t was then voted
that the proceedings Of the meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretaries,
and published in the Herald ofthe Times.
The meeting then adjourned, sine die,
and the Executive Committee will give
due notice of the meeting of the Club.
hllCliAEL FREEBORN,
Cha uman.
s.s,. Sassrt Z. A c.sp' r.sAt"' Secretaries.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15

Genrr4l .9sSemjiy.-A resolution I'M. pass,
ed both houses Of the General Assembly fo
a final Adjournment ncS' Saturday. Severs
important acts ~ the revision OF the laws re-
main To be disposed of. aud great industry
will be required in order to complete th.
whole work by the time designated. Tn,
session has been very important aud lnbu.
rIoUs one, nnd the members are entitled I,
great credit for the industry with which the,
have attended 10 their duties. A con>ldera
BILE amount of private business has been dis
posed Of and much more remains on the Ia
bile to be- acted upon. We presume, however
that IL the General Assembly can complc,,
the public business, they will postpone III,
private buainess until the nexi scsson.-
Providence Journal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15

AlR CLAY IN tIRoISIA.--The New York
RepabIc, Calhoun pnp-r, contains an OK.
tract from a lsl,er written by one of the best
informed men in Virginia, himself Loco Fo.
co, which says
virginia herself, Gf Van Buren, be the
GAnuIdatt) VIII Z" for Clay beyond all doubt.
Already has Rltchie and his selfish adherspts
neuiralIzcd more votes than would be poces.
sary to defeat van lIuren. We only carrisd
the State IN lS4O, by mere majority >
| know many who then voted for Van Buren,
who viii now vote for Clay aud still more
VIII" VIII not vote at all. To mn mind, there
as "othing IN tie future r,ore certain Maa the
eIert'on Of .W. Coy # roa Burca Lf the can.
didatc IN opposition.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15

The Army aud Navy Chronicle Snys--Lieut.
Munich, infnrming him that the great tclc.
scope for the Observatory at Washington was
mounted for regulation on the 9th December
polished, it would be packed and sent TO Bre.
men for shipment to the United States.
Tho Magnetic Observatory, built under the
direction Of Lieut.. g., has been completed,
md tic instruments mounted Tor use.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15
State OF Rhode Island s. Provi-
dcnCc Plantations.
NhwroR1, Sc, Clerks Office Supreme Court
Coupiy Of .NctrBoyi isb. Il, H. D., 1874

NhwpoRr, Sc. Clerks Office, Supreme Court
County Of Newport, FJ. Is, a. D., 1874.
~ IlEREhS Samuel Il. LSvion, Tobac-
W cnul>l, Charles lAwiou. robnccauil,
md William w. Mowscy Malmlacturrr. nll Of
the town and county of Newpur, aud State
aforesaid. hnyc fled Their petitions IN the
uihcc, praying Tor certain frSsons therein
stated, that tho benefit OF ~ act passed NJ
the January Session. 4. D., 1898, entitled
AN Act for the rclIef Of Insolycut Debtors" {"
may b" extended To lhem.--Ih- Is there fore
to notify The creditors of tho said sunuel II i,
Charles. and William VI. 10 appear bclor
said Court, TO be holder al Newport on the
lst Monday Of March, a. d.. 1874. ard shew
cause II any they have why the prayer Of
sait ptuio1s ought not 10 be gtso,rd.
y. e.. DENIitM, ci,n