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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-02

The CoTroN MARKEr.-The news by the
Acadia OF lhe decline OF prices IN the Liver.
pool Cotton Market, has had the effect at
New York, where large stock has accuInu
lated, IN great measure To suspend sales.--
The policy of those who have had the control
OF the market IN this country has produced
some anomalous results and seems to have
had The effect, Tor time, oi mlStlfylDg those
concerned III the trade abroad. 1t seems 10
have been thought practlcatlc, by lnnnlng
the amount sent forward to the European
markets, TO produce the conviction abroad Of
deficient supply 1t is at length discovered,
that the deficiency of the last years crop Is
not 80 great as some people were made to
believe, and that although Il great deal less
cotton has been shipped than last year. there
Is still remaining IN the Americun ports
I2oO,O QUO bales more than at The sunne period
year ago. ready to be forwarded as soon US II
shall be wanted aud that notwithstanding
the great reduction ~ the amount Of ship
menls, the receipts in Europe have been fully
equal to the consumption, so that lie present
stock IN Liverpool Is still equal To the heavy
stock on hand year ago. Who are the
losers aud who The gamers by this course OF
The trade, II Is not matter Of particular interest
10 the public 10 know. A ifeer supply ot cot
ton during the winter IN The European mar
kets would doubtless have led 10 larger con
to the consumption thus TAR, will be likely to-
produce greater depression Of prices for
The residue OF the season.-lJid.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-02

Cages brings intelligence, that on the night oi
the 4th or 9th INST. the blacks rose upon tho
whites and mongrel French, who had possess
ion, drove them out, aud plIased the place.
Great numbers of women aud children escaped
on board the vessels in tho harbor. Every
thing was in u state of confusion, aud civil war
was raging throug Ia the island.
An arrival at Philadelphia, from Cape Hay
tien, confirms these accounts. The Govern
ment is miserably weak and inefficient, with
out money IN the treasury, OF resources Of any
kind, or subordlnation among the troops. The
Spanish part Of the island seems determined
to organi1o separate government.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-02

Lalc OF AlDlOS blfden ana lndtDaul Thea
tie, New York,
yNT I'LL give a series of novel, classic
w and highly amusing entertainments
in Newport, on 'MO.VD.iY g. TUESDAY
EPE.NLVGS. May 9Th & 7th, 1874.
On TUESDAY, there viii be- M after
noon performance, commencing at 2 O'Clock.
Doors open at half past one,
The managers, in Offering their splendid
array of talent enumerated ~ their bills. aud
relying upon their well earned reputation as
the most practical equestrian managers IN
the United States, feel confident Of receiving
a continuance OF the public patronage.
\ The company IS COMPOSED at u,a most
beautiful and well trained stud of horses and
The hnest corps Of equestrian performers IN
The Uuned States.
4 The performance will consist ~ horseinan.
ship and feats oi strength. such Ms pulling
against horses, breaking strong cables. hrlng
q large cannon from The shoulder, and THROW.
ing large cannon balls IN the air aud catch.
ing them on the nApe ot the neck, &C.,
ground and lofty tumbing. siili vaulung,
slack rope, negro songs aud dances, comlc
songs. &c.
Among the most daring f"ats is tho double
suninrrsct, by II. w. Franklin. This feat
consists oi I,np and throwing The body
twice around before alighiIug ia sn easy p".
-lilon on the feet. Tins feat has never boen .
performed by any other person, snd must 10
seen Ia De believed.
Il Also the two acts, entitled tie Roman
! Ckaroieer aud the Wild indian, by y. r.
Stone, WHO Is pronounc"d by all who have
witnessed his riding, to bs lac most daring
| rider ~ The world.
/ a most splendid Bngl. Band, in = naVnIf.
cent chariot. drswn by six beautiful Arabian
horses, VIII accompany the cxhbliion aud
perform n variety of popular aud national
airs. Leader. M p. Vosc, of New York.
hbMissiuH-Bnxes 25 ceuls-chlldr.n
under TO- half prce; PIT l2i cents. No
aai price 10 the pat.
Doors open "t7 o'clock-pcrf,rmance TO
coulnrnce AT - O'clock. y. IL. .'7
For particulars of the entertainment see
10. re b.l.s Ut the principal hotels.
&. DAVENPORT, /, Agent.
Aprll %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-02
between Ex-Governor Francis OF
Rhode Island and Hon Henry Clay.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1914.

Dear Sir Enclosed are certain
resolutions passed at meeting Of Law
and Order members Of the General AS
sembly of the State OF Rhode Island,
holden in Providence on the 18th inst. +,
which J have the honor to forward to
you.
Your generous support, at time
when few politicians dared to evince any
sympathy for US, cannot but increase the
attachment to you already so strong in
our State.
by Mr.. Crittenden's advice, direct
to Savannah. Wishing you a pleasant
journey to this city, | am, most respect
fully, your obedient servant,
JOHN BROWN FRANCIS,
Hon. HENRY CLAY, at Savannah,
Georgia.
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AUGUSTA, March 81, 1914.

AUGUSTA, Marcn 81 lol4.
My Dear Sir II duly received, in
this city, your favor transmitting certain
resolutions adopted at a meeting Of the
Law and Order members Of the General
Assembly, held in Providence in Feb
ruary last and l request you to convey
to them my profound Acknowledgements
for the friendly and fal,ering allusion to
my name in some of the resolutions.
1 congratulate your State upon its
successful viNdIcation Of SOCIAL order and
the authority Of the law.
The principles avowed and attempted
TO be enforced, by subverting the exist
ing government in Rhode Island, struck
at the foundations Of all safely and secu-
rity in civilized society. They were
revolutionary, without being character
ICED by a manly spirit Of open and fear
less resistance. In rebuking aud repu-
dating them, Rhode Island has render.
cd an important service to the cause Of
order, stability, and free institutions /;
and having achieved decisive triumph
over disorder and anarchy, | have no
doubt that she will not tarnish the lustre
of it by any act of useless and uncalled
Tor severity.
| am, with great respect, your friend
and obedient servant, III. CLAY,
Hon. JOHN BRowN FRANCIS. Prop.
10 WnaL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-02

sale at Auction.

T0MORROV. .Wcy Sd. al ? o'eloek.
p. VI. wiH be sold at .7nciion. al tbs
Hotel Of BE.NJ.4.uk.V BROW.r. i.
Porisme"ih, certain oppssdagss Of the
old Isrsrn, ris' =
NHE BSr Room, nearly new 4; tho Hail ar
dIuing RON. both are two story build.
'ngs. and may be moved and made into con-
senieut dwelling honses with little expense /;
also soma roofs of buildings. IN gvod cond,
,on, and suitable for sheds. etc. snd sundry
nth"r atIcles. =
t"ndnr ~. given at the nale.
JOHN II. COGGESftALL .iues,
Portsmouth. Muy z, ISl4s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-02
FLOWER SEED,
GREEN HOUSE PLANTS,

4 large and good assortment of Flower
GA Seed of last years growth is 'nst re-
ceived and for sale a, No. l42, Thames
street, by CuARLrs n. TILLEY.
Also beautiful assortment of GREEN
HOUSE PLANTS III tull bloom, consist
lng oi tea roses, gcrunlums, prlmroses, cac
,us OF various kinds, plnks, double stock
glIIliowers, panzys, double d4nas@ roses,
calcelavIa, or English Ladies Slipper, a beau
uful plant, AmaryIIs, double dahlins, wax
plants, and variety Of others to numerous
10 mention.
Call ana see ior yourselves, at the old
stand, No. Ii2, Thlmcs street.
CiIAS. n. TILLEY.
Newport, May 9, 1911.
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NEW GOODS.

,V,Il T. Subscriber would most respectfully
inform his frlcud-, CUSTOMERS aud tba
public that he has '. opened store M. l;Sl
with an enirc New Stock W Dry G"dJs
from the New York market. which are ufl,r
Tor sale at the wvg Io,.,d precs, s,n"ug
which are the following VIZ:
hdrnopes, NJ. Dc laines Eblsinsr. All
penes; black onG blue black silk silk, kd
aud leather gioscs sllk m,,,s sllk Snd cot.
ton hnse sllk. cotton aud luen keicheir 4,
prnts. furniture. csmbrlck-. ln"n-. sun
shades. umbrellas. gnmbtoons. J"an-. napkins,
brnadclVhs, cn'-Ineres, K.murky Jrans.
buffalo cloths. RUSSIA dlapots. crash. bnflsps,
bleschr sud hnbleaebed cOitons. AID grrsi
variety Of other articles.
J. NJ. COOK
Newport. April 2J. 1874
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Hurrah for Election.
.Now IS he time 10 gel great bargains at
SIICY'S Varieiy Store.

NoW IS me Hmc 10 get Sfodt bargains ~
STICY'S Variety Store.
I'IIE following New Goods have lust becu
Grothers, VIZ:
Toys aud Fancy Goods in great variety;
Music for The Piano Forte i; music paper;
Musical instruments +; vlolIn, bass wal aud
guitar strings vlollns and bows =
Bottled soda with and without syrup
Bottled ale, porter and cider
Buston, Scuth aud Groton Ale;
Oranges, lemons, apples, hgs, ralsns, cur
rants and prunes
Canton gl0scr, ounce aud West India .Ie-
serves;
Guavs, gIapc, currant and q1ince lcllys;
Pickles. lime Julce, French cordals, and Bay
| Rum;
Pine apple, lemon. raspberry, sarsaparlild and
strawberry syrups
American and Turkish fine cut chewing aud
smoking tobacco
Greene and crushed ginger, tomato aud 9th.
a. catsups
Eesl Spanish aud American and hall S Jan-
ish cigars
German, Turlsh and American pipes
Bird cages, glasses aud brd books
Bird seed oi every kind cultIeGsh bone for
bird,
Willow ware-crodles, carriages s. baskets /;
Almonds. MADEIRA, Pecan, hbcris, Brazil
aud hickory nuts.
Also Manufactured and sold wholesale
and relad, steam refined Confectionery.
The above together with many Other art.
clcs too nGrueroGs to mention, makes my as.
sortmcnt as great a. can be found ~ any
city. T1OS. STACY, JR
Newport, May =, ioii.
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A AdiAlinistralOr,s Sale.

WH be sold q Public .Auciion, on
WEDNESDAY,, May 9Th. al 10
o'cioek, ii. " al HE Cabinff .NakerY
Shop, of The iaie JOHN GOD
DARD, on the Point, '.r
a STEAM ENGINE Of Two horse pow.
eN ef-a turning lathe. with all the neces-
sorry apporatus-a quantity of birch and INA.
clcs. -
mmednhiy aj1eroaris, at The Auction
Room oi jeremiah Good-peed. Two shares in
the capital stock oi the CDdJnglon Manu-.
iariurIng Company. :
Conditions a, the time OF sale.
BY order Of
=. r. iNGTON. .Id,nr.
J. GOODSPEED, .lucfr.
April 25.
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MIR. Gay IN WASHINGTON.

The Hon. lIEsRy CLAY arrived in this city
Yesterday morning in the steamboat Csc cola
Not having been expected to reach the city by
that conveyance, his arrival was as private as
we are persuaded that ho desired it should be
tic is the guest of our esteemed follow-towns-
man, WILLIAM a. BRADLEY, Esq.
Our readers will be glad to learn that ho ID
in excellent health and spirits. Iat.
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AS, SHIP NEWS. sM,
PORT OF NEWP ORT.
AIR RLy ED.

THURSDAY, April 25.
Schrs Grandee, Cozzens, II days im vii.
mIngton, N. c., with Lumber and Nayal
Stores, to peckham N Bull This morning,
off Block Island, saw ship Timor, Eldridgc,
I'm Pacific Ocean, Of aud for Sagharbor, appear.
ed very deep, (was reported in Feb. with
$500 bbls
FRIDAY, April &c.
Schrs Yaniir, Durfee, from Fall River iol
N. York Industry, Brown, New Bedford fI
do. Florence, ilowtand, Q days ia, Baltimore
with 2200 bushels Corn to J, u. Tlicy, aud
the remainder Of her cargo for Fall River.
SATURDAY, Aprl 4
Schrs Mary Clinton, Rogers iim Norfolk lor
Boston; Sarah, SImomton, Thomaston ior
Providence Philosopher, Cold Spring Ior
lIarwich.
SUNDAY, April 2s
Brig America, Foster, from Ellsworth for
Providence.
Brig Barine, Crosby, fin Fall River for
Charleston.
Sclrs Orion, Clarke, fin Prov for Boston :;
fremont, Someiset for Wclheet.
MONDAY. April 29.
Schr Tennessee, Baymore, from PhladeI-
phia.
Shops Rienzi, Durfee, fm New York for
Providence.
TUESDAY, April 80.
Schrs Transport, Nickerson, fin Boston for
Fall River Milo, NIckersoH, Portland for de-,
Denmark, Ryder, Boston Seaiord, lIughs,
Norfolk.
DISASTERS, &c.
IL A letter from Block Island to the Col
lector of this port, dated April 2lth, says
Brig Lexington, (of Angusta,) Dlckman, Ia
DIS from Cardonas for Boston, with cargo oi
Molasses, to Greedy a. Guile, came on shore
at The South end Of THIS Island, this morning
about o'cppk, in ,nse fos-sho was got
oil II A. NJ. after Shaving 36 hhds and les ol
deck load, and loss Of false keel-did not leak
much-,ook Vineyard Pilot and salrG for
Boston. The l.. had experienced very thick
weather for the last dayg
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-02

EGYrr.-The Pacha is about to rout one
more ofihe monsters Of the desen--by boring
for water between Cairo and Sucz, which he
expects to find sweet at the depth Of 1000
feet. For this purpose he Is awaiting an APP
paratus ordered from England, calculated Tor
boring to the depth of 1900 feet. No men
ton Is yet made of the introduction Of wood
paving, or the new sweeping machine, INTO
this Disseminated region; but they will follow
IN their turn.
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SHOES. SHOES.

1nn pair Ladies Cheap Kid Shoes. just
%OS received md for sne AT COR BANS
Cheap Cash Shoe Store, % Thames street, u,
35 cents per PAIR. Maya
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GG a - ySGA&GG.

IN this town on Tuesday last, by the Rev
Mr.. Thayor, Mr.. James Anson Darling, ol
SnIithlieId, to Miss Ge0rgiana Shaw youngest
daughter u. Goorge &. Shaw, Esq Of this town
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r. z. BERR =,

SJR2@DAY DN1fg1Sga
NN OULD respectfully inform the c,l.
w zrns Of Newport. that he Is prepared
TO perform the various operations 10 his pro
tesslon, for the preSerpation aud beauty Of the
teeth.
X. 2. b. will also insert .Arhfcim IttM III
the most substantial manner, aud Of perfect
y natural appearance.
REFER EMCNS.
NEWPORT. james V. Turner, NJ. d. H.
+. Turner, ". ID. , David King, NJ. ID. aud
II. n. Pierce.
BRIsroL-J. Holmes, NJ. d. and l.. w
Briggs, NJ ID.
Office at Mr.. s. PscKHAM's in Church ST.,
second house from Thames street.
Newport, May :, l6;i-;}w.
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FOR SALE,

"a The comfortable and well
G-Y;sIA built dwelling house, situated
t&rAllIE, al the corner of Thames aud
49, Young streets, well known as
having been for many years the residence
If Mr.. John q. Whtchorne. The house
contains 3 rooms on the lower Loor, a wide
hail, large kitchen and wash room attached,
ana an extensive etore-rUUm. Cn the second
huor, > rooms with CONVENIENT closets and
gaItei above for the storage of furniture,
&c. There Is also large wash house with
non boiler, Nc, apart iron! the house. which
~ used ~ a bathing rOum-an abundant aud
dcNer lallng supply ul water, beng brought
inlO both the house and wash room FROM
fountain or rcsavuir OF water. 20 feet square,
situated ~ BoNety street, aud forming pnrl
pi ihls property. There IS a head Of RON
~ 10 90 feet Of water, which eau AZ u small
expense be- converted iGto AM CT CrnaUenlal
fountain IN the garden The lot attached 10
the house II 100 irct on Young street, aud
- feet on Thames street n contains good
garden, wllh grape vines, ounce trees, Sc-
,nd one OF the finest asparagus beds 10 the
town.
Also. lot adjoining the above premises,
measuring 73 feet on Thames street, IS lccl
~ the rear and $50 feet IN Howard street.
rhls lot contains about 20 Young ard tuuf-
.hug ounce trrcs, and has also fountain
Il water. The lots are well fenced For
terms, &c., Apply to
RICHARD X. RANDOLPH
,l,cupou, May =, Ieii-UL)
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-02

Ole Ball, the celebrated violinis', came
passenger in the brig liayno, arrived last
evening ;2lst inst) from Havana. - Charles
ton Patriot
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-02

sxls1ss. The new Descriptive Catalogue,
xSrssf.11Nr no, only of Fruit, but also of Or
6<Y~FH nnmsniH Trees. Shrubs. and
I Plants, cultivated and tor sale a.
Ihl- nnclcn, aud celebrated Nursery, (knowr
NJ Princes, aud by the above ulle Tor nearly
ihy years with directions for their cUlIur.,
may be had gratis. on applIca,io6 to the Nee
ProprieiorS by mail. pDsl paid. or to Charles
y. lllley, M. li2, Thames street, Newport,
K. L., by whom orders will b. received OH.
Tie collection Ut thus establishment II un.
rvall"d, aud prices generally very much re
duced; and the ptuprIctors hatcrrheuis-ls-s
that The Catalogue will be lound Ia -ufpar-
~ exlcut ut information aud usefulness, any
thIpg oi the klnd ever bcioro presented 10
The public aud 10 ne worthy "f p"rmsnen'
place ~ the library oi the horticultural
Orders will be promptly executed.
WINTER " co. Poprelors.
Flushing, Feb, 1874.
o. Orders from Bristol aud Warren 'an
he sent To CHARLts N. TILLtY, who MI
forward them without delay.
Newport. Feb. 22. lSIi-3inls.
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RI, May lst, I514
NJ AdoertiSrd letters are piaesd in a separate
bor. PersoHS applying for them piH please call
for "ApyEHrIsED LETTERS"
Baker John w Howe George w
Barker Edw'd X lIowland Mrs Wm B
BurlboIic Daniel Kelly Capt Henry
Bishop Edw'd X Kellogg Josiah Jr
liolmnn Sam1 Kngsland Thos
'ordman SamI Iamberson Is
Brown Perry Lawlon Mrs Margarett
Bray Warren
Burton Capt \ Matthews Capt Isaac
Bnrhollc Mrs Marin Z Manchester Geo L
I,abcock Mrs Mary Manchester Job )
Carpenter Wm q Morris Jared
Center Benz l. Munitord Walter
Consular Henry Nyr Capt Alden
Cornolier MouL't glisroakes Mr- Hannah
Church Miss Mary Prchham WIN
DAVIS Miss Susan Puckham Mrs. Abby
Dawley Lucy Ann Jane
Dawl.y Mrs Sarah AnnRogers Mrs tinr2
Dennison Capt Chss SmIth Mrs Elizabeth l.
Deere WIN Il Spencer Jnhn T.
Dorr Edmond Suddard Rev
Fcrrirr Chas Mlddlotown.
Fish Mrs Hannah Briggs Miss Elizabeth
Gardner Laban Gsrdu.r Mrs Lucy \
Gaynor VIVA II Jr IRISH.
Gibbs Henry Larry Mafgar.tt d
Harness James Maloy Rose
liavens Sarah Murray Alice
Ilaskins Mary Ann-a o llara Pafric
M2.-3w. ASHER ROBBINS, =. VI.
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w nit ING.
cSl lAtG

C-~S~'k'--s -
MARTIN =. PAINE, respectfully IN
IVA lurms The Ladies aud Gcntcmcn e.
Newport that he ha, opened school for IN
.trucuoU ~ PLAIN and ornamental pcumau-
.hip. NJ the School Room of Daniel G.. Den
iam, ESQ, On Bridge street, near lhc corner
# rhaucs street, aud solIcus their patron.
ige.
Lessons gwen during TIC afternoon.
Lessons gwen ~ the evening.
Also Lessons gwen ~ Drawing and
Writing on eusmcllcd cards with metallic
pencil II requested.
Crrno-sl for ~ lessons, papcr, InA
aud pens included
Tho ION term commences Monday Cson.
ng next. No improvement no pay.
NeWpOI', MOy :, lell.
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~ IBBONS & new styles rich Fancy sifa~
~ a. Am-Ion BO.N.vEI's ip-t rscs,ss d
from New York. at Mrs Po,srSsss No Ili
Themes Street.
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T.. +. 4 w. NEWTON

f.. +. Il w. NEWTON, ,
InO Boxes brown Havana Sugar;
wv ) hhds Porto REQ Sugar;
l75 bags Cuba. RIO, 81. domingo Coffee
b bids crashed aud loaf Sugar;
100 chests Young Hyson, Powchong &. Sou
chong Teas
80 boxes manufactured Tobacco;
100 bbs Supcrhue Flour
5000 lbs Hams and Smoked Beef
30 bb!s crackers, all kinds
p bbls mess Pork
- bbls &, $50 kegs prime No. Lard;
60 sacks fine Salt 40 dozen Brooms;
100 boxes family No, soap aud starch.
Observation-Disclosures, Port, Pale &, Brown
Sherry Wines, with an assortment OF choice
bottled Wines-claret, champagne aud Lon.
don Porter
ALso-Ilayana, s. Principe Segars, Juto
mats, lemon syrup, smoked salmon and
tongues, currie, fish sauce. Anchovies, sar-
dimes IN oll, olive oil, mustard, ground cof.
Tee, &c. &c. MAY ., 1914.
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NEW ADvERTIs EMzMrs.

w. S. PHIPPS & CO.,
No. Is, KiIby Street Boston,
Have received by recent arrivals 40 exlsn.
slve assortment Of
BRITISH, FRENCH g. GERMAN GOODS,
VIZ:
LACE GOODS.
ii to 81 black and white gmpnre i.aces;
4 l Ia 81 black and white firl Nets;
Mecklln Brussels, briganti, wire ground aud
jacquard l.aces;
Black silk fiet Nets
LlSle Thfead. giinpure iaiiing, Aahburton
and p!au Llces and EbgIuss, black ond
white
Blonde Quilting ; colorod Ruchcs;
Fllel aud tulle Shawls.
WHITE GOODS.
Book Muslin 81 csmbric edglngsS inser,lngst
Musllu Collars, new style;
Black Mourning do;
Book, Swiss snd jacquard Musllns;
Curtain Muslin Bishop Lawns;
Check'd, satin striped aud plain Cumbrcs
SWISS checked aud SATIN spot do,
Lace striped canbrIcs; corded skirts;
Long Lawns Linen CsmhrIcs
Linen Camprc llaudkerchIeis.
DRESS GOODS.
Cation PllZOt,aes. wnrsied do.
pnUird Bhnagrs pfIntsd Lawns
Mourning Lawns /; printed Swiss Muslins;
Lace Organdes jacquard Ofgandi Cling
hams Linen Chusans Goat aud Eirls.
ton Gnghans; Striped SILK, ) Della
Dresses.
sIAWLS, IiANDKERCIIIEFS &c.
r. h plain, lace striped aud granite Game
Ilon silk Shawls black SILK Ottoman Shawls;
Ecossals, silk nnd worsted baruge, de lainr
and printed Cashmere Swawls black iet
aud tuIIc lace shawiS ; Cmpure lace yhawl-;
rich fancy sill, i.anGkerch"f6 aad Crays,s /;
silk Baudannns, Corahs black silk crnvai.;
gentIemrn'S scarfs green Barge aud Wells;
Luve V"ls black and cUlored Grape vel
vets, &c.
GLOVES, MITES, d..
rulle M,rs with buglcs, spanclcs and gold
embroidered Mohair Cloves Nuts aud
half fingered
Dp Lace. hcncyconb and fet do.
Rubber MIts, super black aud colored il id
Gloves
LIslc Tread end silk Gloves
HOSIERY.
Black aud coored mperla end plain cotton
Hose
Black Moravian do. mlxd do,
Shk Hosiery; Vlgonla half Hose.
GlMpS, GIRDLEs, PRINCES, &c.
Paris, moss, florence, bugle and rich fancy
Glmps
As,rachan, sheafheaJ, silk and bullion Fan
ges;
Rich grdles Grape cords Tassels
Fancy buttons, iancy buttons with pendants,
acorns, &c;
Bonnet, neck and cap Ribbons rulela aud
velvet Ribbons Gallons;
Glass aud pearl Bonnets satin wire wire
Ribbon Reucules curtain fringe; linen
tapes and bobblns twllied tupes hooks
and eyes Partisan Lavender Cologne,
soap, sent bags. &c. &c.
Boston, May J, l6i4-ls6w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-02
ROCK WELL g. STONES
New YORK Circu 4,

Late of NiblO's Garden and Chatham Thea.
tie, New York,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-02
NEW ADvlRwIsEM EMTs.
s.cttcrs,

REMAINlNG ~ rur Posr offIcE, SEwroRr
RI, May LIST, 1874.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-02

The following article from the N. Y.
Courier s. Enquirer, of Saturday last,
will give the reader an idea ofthe Clay
Convention Of young men, which is to
assemble at Baltimore this day.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
INTERESTING DECISION.

During The last week, case, involv
ing highly important principle ia lh'
administration Of Justice, w,s decil~,
by Judge Lewis. I'he dead body of
woman was found under circumstance.
which rende'd il proper TO send Tor th'
Coroner, who held an Inquest for tn
purpose of inquiiing into the cause ,ii
h, r death. Tue Coroner aud The Jury,
upon consultation, deter mined to send
or Professor w. l.. Alice, Cor tire
purpose of IN king p2St m1rtem ex.
animation. This was done, and the
result was, tina, notwithstanding tn,
suspicious appearances, II was Gemon
strstcd by the scientific examination OF
the physician, thai she died natural
death from spopIexy. This saved the
'couuly The expense Of criminal proceed.
Ings against the suspected ?eisous, oi
charge Of muid de, DR. n lee present.
I'd a very moderate 5il lor his s,rvices,
which The Commissioners y fused 10 pay
lnlil il was determined that the county
was liable. II suit w,s brought agains
,he county Judge Lewis determined
that in cases OF THAT KIDD, the services
| # phySlcian or surgeUn were higt
| y necessary TO The pihpet adm'nIsira
,lon of criminal justice; hat where ;
scientific eXamtnalion is not made lh'
innocent mlghI fr' queuily be accused
rnjus'I y; the gu'IIy, from u c. r'"lu'l
l 4 =. 4 l.. Il