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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

HlWZZ9 1OI Is 0Sn1WA
Nh. KININ6HAM respectfully informs he
frisnis and customers thst he has temoy-
ed IL shop 70 TIE Old Tailoring Stand Of T. 5.
Botas. deceased. next door 10 the Free Press
Oe5ee, where be viii Be happy 70 vail upon
Hoe wko may Ae disposed % patroDizs him.
ae bers leave 70 return bis sincere thanks for
ne very liharsl patronage BE- has beenlhe reei-
pisut Of. and pledges himself 20 renewed sxeT-
tions % merit eoDlinnanee-
From long experisDce 10 business, and he ge-
neral saiisfsction b has rendered SOLAR, be can
Win safety iBsure neat 81, and perfect salts
fastioa % those Who may Be- pleased 10 patron
ire him.
Having made tnple arrangeaents to be pro.
sidad with he FASHIONS Is they are regular.
y Issued, be cen promiss The very
= TIP OF THE F.aSHI0Nn
- To those Who may dssire their garments :,
made, sod i thus enabled 10 say that IN,
most fasiiaio1s will BE- served to order b. Civ
ing him call.
A acne bot che very best Wsrknea viii b
employed, the public may rest assured mat 81
work viii b bolh neat and @@rsDle
charlesloWn. April =, 1874.
"Couniry produce will Be 'taken at al
times 10 exchange for work, At cash prices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
I'm CHANCERY.
q ROBERT IT. BROWN, Clerk
August I5, 1874.
70 WIT

VIRGINIA. TO W.T. IT.. osc. of,h.
AT Rules holden 70 the Clerks once q .ne
SUPERIOR paa gGv ,Ss sv., a' Monday q
August A, 1874
a AGAINST
Join .IcP. Bfiea, Geo. ". Humphreys,
late Sheriff jefferson County, Com
mittee administrator Of Robert Fat-
ton, dec d, John r. Ftdgg has De- !
MIN, md Robert r. BrOacn.
- s.rs
Y,- cua,,rrpv -
SUR : ar.nasn ,4', 49, x Maphsr.o,. R,,en
$3.50 s,,s sua II" sn ~ a. and
,ss.n .ss.r,s seeor,I,na n H. At of Assembly
Mi de rules 81 dis Coar, and il appearing By
ais country h Is ordered That the said defend
d., do appear here on the first day Of the next
term. and answer the bill of The plaintiff and mat
aeopy Of this ORDER De totehwith inserted 70 some
nswspsper paDitshsa y .nsr y ~ ,o b. 81.
f?onts successivey and posted = TIE 1ren. door o.
" TT 4 Tonx Tests =
Il. 4. BROWN, Clerk
It. VIRGINIA., TO WIT:
AZ Rdles holden in the Clerks Oaics of tho
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Gbancery
August. 1874
Henry Berry. .4dmSrof Baker TaDseoH
l.l deed. prAlNrtrr
AGAINST
John Hopkias mud Pbil;n IooL.;;,,e evr-
,,;;,,are " III, IIo.L:T aSI,. ~
49, 1y n,.. .A0Prtns, .n0tsoM IIop-g
hths, ara PhttlpH ifopFaas, OF The firm
lof j. Hopkins 4 Rrofbors
-.
il. DE ls hNDkNls'
rMvur u. C1I.l.sCEhf
MISREPRESENTATION no1thaying entered their
u the a", IL sno glsen security according
ccnr, a0d !, nssemoly ana the Rules Of this
dencs ~ 80 appearing ~ satisfactory eVi-.
g5 III = ssseresrsf' That the sand Defendants do
rear n ,h On 'pe hfst dayof the~nex. term an
copy Of this order III eorebs..,h 81 :. ~ mat
some ne w,nax,e r,jhl;.IxI inserted ~
Two mnnibs pdo':spsu % Charlesiown, for
fran, 1 a"nn successfully, and posted al the
lr9n ~ door 81 the Courthouse, in the said town
Y enafies1oWn1
HID AECoPy--Teste, II
R.fT. BROWN, Clerk.
Ii nugnst io,H 1894
Al Rules hoIdsn !, d. 49,. 49,
for Jefferson County, the first Monday Il
ri - ~i, rrF.1I fit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
NEW FALL
exMxER aooDs'
D4MOVA3a
THoMAs RA WINS

II o-A
OMAS RAWLfNS,
MAS removed his sstablishment 70 The Store
I'll Room recently oeeupisd By Jshn .. Psek.
cit, and immsdiagely under the oEce Of the
= Spirit Of Jsfershn,u where be cdsfs The most
substantial and general s.sorsment Of HARD
WARE erer srosghi 10 this market IN addi-
ton TO bis forDsr stock, be has just returned
from Bsltinore with many new and useful arti-
eles, and full supply Of thoss formerly Kept.
All are onered on The most reasonable tsrns,
for cash, or 20 punelual customers on time A
call from the public generally b respeeifuliy
ssksd. ThAnEful for manS past favefs, aeon
lsi1uance i solicited.
81. DC .lazk.
Rich French Fancy Gosds.
GSPEEND1D stuck plain and fancy coIored
- Silks, from IS 10 % 90 per ynrds
Splendid stock Striped Ssiins, \
Rich Cashmere De Eeosse, from IS 10 ti.25,
Do Mouslin from Is to tI0O,
Black and Blue Black AlPaeeS Lussrs from 37i
TO 3I,2s,
Rich Plaid LasiFe, silk warp, for eISsk.,
Plaid do Alpaca, and cashneres FOR. second
nourning,
New style fancy hdkfs.
Every variety silk and worstsd mitts, some new
style,
BeaulnGl assortment or aowers,
.SIlk, Cashmere. and cotton hosiery very cheap,
rGimps, fripges, lsces. edgings,
Silk and cotton nets. with all other white gooda,
Cashmere and French blanket shswls,
Silk tassels and trimmings in every variety..
Splendid stock Of linen cambria hdkfs from IS
to $3.50,
Also Beautiful Silk and Satin Caters, and
half Caters, ~ 4
French Kid and Morocco Slippers.
Do do do walking Shoes, =
10 fine, every thing thar is fashionable and. ele,
CANT, and NJ the very lowest prices.
Sept26 ] ] MILLER & WOODS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
The Ladies'

Riots! Mob LaWs!!
A IL was quiet at the last accounts we had
"a from Philadelphia;we take advantage ofthis
sIale Of Affairs TO call The attention of the Public
70 the large and well selected stock Of Jeweiry,
Fancy Goods, Fruit, Confectionery, &c., just re-
oeived and for sale az the lowest prices.
H. s. F0RNEY.
Shepherdstowp, July 10, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

a celebrated clown once produced On
che stage rush old sword. This, said
be, sisshe swpfd w. bich BALKAN srnote
bis ass one Of shs -; zee rsrlied. i
tnosghs = You're right, res wish.
'e 60 40 s,a IN and this is the very sv1ine
...kad far.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

sI'vse.ught you aaPpffng," as the con
stable said 10 the halter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
WANTED

.BA1s B.Ssh Wsntsd. for shi.A
61o0e p6upshs highest price. II immediate
III wiiI8 made. ; MILLER
spplic~29
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
-anruss-is, 1874.
IN TTRiGFTNT3. TO NIT;

II VIRGINIA., To- WIT:
III Rules holden IL the clerks office q .ns 80
I rnit superior court Of law and cnanesay ~
Jefferson county, the fifss Monday n : go
\; Is44: II 49,,
JIaliiam Railif and Jans -Mf Rssr '.,s'.
n .gG.aLNs7'
IbkaIMoIsr, Robert ,Lttcas, Wns. Ls.eas,
Ssl,n.sel sStrider, JOHN Litttejohn, I ao-
p,As l,1Ritridge, Henry SkGsc, G. =.
7dpbriH, John G. HeDes, Eaas
shay. Bsniam;n E0rd, and Deaset
Savaer, the last named ttco trading
,.nder tieaaae and firm Of FordtS
,Sayler, did g7adreap Kennedy,
I'LL DEFENDANTS,
r1sa HIN CHANCERY.I
YN1HE defendants, John Littlejohn, Thotnss
Whisridge, Henry Shaw, and Eliss shaw,
not having entered their appearance and gwen
sccnrity according 10 the act Of assembly and tho
rules ofthis court; and Il appearing by salts ac.
tors evidence that they are not inhabitants q
Ills country his ordered, That the said deiend-
ahts Ia anpear here on the FIRST day of the
nexl term. and answer the bill Of tho plain
tiHs and tAat 1 COPY Of this order be forth
ulEsh inserted IA some newspaIer published in
CEarlestown. IL The county OF Jefferson, for two
uienihs successiyeIs, and posted at the front
door of the Court house of this county.
M IA Copy-Teste,
I# phDUpT n pRnyvN rlsyk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

TEMPHR.-The 6rsi and mos. import.
ant female quslityis sweetness Of temper
Heaven did mol give to The female sex 10:
situation and perspasion. IN order 10 be
surly : il did not make them weak, 10 or
der to be impeiious: il did moi give them
q sweet voice. in order to be employed in
scolding; nor did il provide them with
delicate features, ID orderio be disfigured
with anger.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

An Irishman. riding TO market with i
sack Of pe,atoes before hin. discovered
that his horse was getting tired. whereup.
on be @dismountsd. put the potatoes on bis
own shoulder. and again mounted. saying
THAT i was better be should carry the
prsiies. % he was fTeshsI than the poor
baste."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

u Hartford. Con-. they are showing a
negro girl Il years Of age, whose weight
10 Ave hundred Pounds-H:th arms q big
a 1 mans body, waist like wash tub.
shoulders like barn door, with lump Of
solid fat hsiween thsm q The siEe Of ! I'm
pail Transcript.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

POCKET. BOOK FOUND.
00NTAINING sum Of noney which ths
~ owner viii please call for.
S HEFLEBowER. 1
Kabletown, Sept 2s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

Too BAD.-It il said that the chickens
hatchsd 10 the natural way in New York
don't agree with those ha,ched By the ne v
machine. One Of The former lately told
achick Of tie latter. Ia moment Of pas.
sion. that his maternal Passnt was an OLD
STOVE!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

A child rsceaily born 10 MASSACHUSETTS,
uttered the words "0ak Hail." and then
squalled Justly for something to eat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

yoka .MeP. Briiea, Geo. ". Humphreys,
late Ste1fofJeBsrson County, Com
mittee administrator Of Robert Full
ton, dec a, John r. Flagg has De-
putty, and Robert z. Bro,on,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

\ RNles holden ID liz Clerks Office Of the
scircuit SUPERIOR Court OF Law and Chancery
for Jefferson county, the first Monday in
August, 1874
John a. .Manls PLAtsTiFs,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

I'VE lost fesh lately IS the butcher
said whea be sold quarter Of beef 10 a
bad customer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

A man 10 Michigan, not long siace, com.
nitted suicide by drowning himself. As,
Inc body could no. be found, the coroner
hsid % inquest on the hatand jacket.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
a 0ADOa

charlestown. April 1, isl4.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07

llosoRs TO THE DEAD.--In pursuance Of
the order issued BY the acting Secretary Of
War, half hour guns were fred At For
Adams, yesterday, from sunrise until sunset.
as testimony Of respect for the memory OF
the late Secretary UPsHUR.
The acting Secretary Of tho Navy. has
also ordered minute guns tl7) to be fred by
all vessls in tho navy, on the day after the
receipt Of the order. in token of respect for
tn" memory Of Secretary G,lmer, and on the
following day IL minute guns for Com. Ken
non.
An order from the Secretary Of the Trca-
sory 10 the officers in co,nman Of the several
revenue cutters, wns promptly obeyed by
Capt. Rudolph, Of the cutter Jackson, at this
port, yesterday at noon; II minute guns
were fired, aud The flags were hoisled al hall
mast during The day "ln honor uf the ilus,r.
ous dend."
The Departments have Seen ordered to be
put immediately in mourning. and oil foreign
Envoys and Ministers or ,h. u. y. and other
officers connected with the State Department.
whether at home or abroad, and The officers
of the Navy,--hnve been ordered to wear
The usual badge (of Grape on The left orm, J
for the space Of 80 days.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07

utterly unable 20 conceive the cause of
the disaster. II is certain that il was
from no error in loading the gun.
lhavo seen the shrouded bodies, ly.
ing in the East room. The countenancs
Of Mr.. Glmcr Is liule changed. When
tak-n.up there was pleasing smile on
hls lips. Mr. Gardiner appeared little
shered. Mr.. Upshur's face, and also
that Of Capt. Kenuon, could not be re-
coxnisrd.
Among the mysteries of this melan-
cho'y affair, ] have seen ring OF value,
and rich purse, picked up on the deck +,
which cannot he traced To their owners
The purse was found in a pocket, which
had bpen evidently blown Oft from snne
ones dress. Its contents were gold, sIl-
yer apd paper. The articles canno, he
traced Ia rhher Of the sufferers. No one
Is known to he missing.
Poor G,liner, Just before he went upon
deck gave a tnast, in the cabin, which
was we'll receivrd--"Fnir tradr and sal
.l0r's tights" lie avoided say ing free
trndr," which is used in n certain popn.
lar sense, and emphasized the word,
''fdir"--which created some amusing
remark. Gov. Gilmer never drank wine
But he always, in compliment Ia others,
raised the glass 10 his bps ] have met
him oiten, al dinner parties, where he
Was the life of The company, and drank
nothiug hui water. A minute before the
expl"si"n some gentlemen we're c"ngrai-
ulaIin2 Gnv. G,lmer on his commenting
his administrator of the NAVY Depart
ment with the accession of so fine ship
as the Princeton tu the service.
A gentleman who wns present at the
scene and who himself pscaped death :,
marvrll"usly, just now told me that il WAS
frauYht with the most graphic and touch
ing inridents. A scene of more cheer
ful, quiet aud unvaiird felicity was never
known than that which immrdialely pre-
cedrd The explosion Of the fatal gun.
An end-nv"r was made Ia conceal from
some "f the ladies' the extent oi ihrii be-
rravripen. Mrs. GiIrper would not be-
satisfied with what was told her. She
seized upon every one aud asked he
truth.
The truth was told to her, in an agony
Of grief and tears, by Senator Rives. -
She was bewider.d, and without tear
now speaking in s"l,l"qny, and then
addressing Nj Rives-- she could not,
aud would not hrl,.ye it She could moi
realize 1t. "Mr. Riyes," she would say,
SLOWLY aud "mphaI'cnlly, "is my husband
dead ~. alt cannot be So"
Many fragments of the gun have been
picked mp, aud some have been sent TO
the North.
There is no disposition whatever Ia
blame Captain SInckt"n, though his
sensi'ivr mind cannot easily recover from
the shock
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07

We notice IN tho Boston papers that Chas.
". Ado'ph the repuied husband Of The "cele-
braled Madame Adolph," has recently bec,
convicted Of an assault upon young girl
whom he had seen at Madame's room having
her fortune told. 1t appears that he had
with the aid Of a female accompiice laid u
plan 10 cntce her of, but some of her friend
susPccling his designs, inerfcred in time 10
save her, ms well ns TO nrrcst the scoundrel
and bring him to justice. The Boston Pos,
says-''lh" Court may either send AdnIph To
the State prison for life, or less term, or to
The house of correction or the jail; bu, some
imprisonment must he imposed by The SEN
'sncc." The sentence was postponed ill
The March term, and in default Of bail OF
81 600, Adoph was Temanded to jail.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07
Letters,

RxMAIsis5 IN THE posr oTricL, sEwPoh-
u, l., March lst, ls44:
" .7dvcrtiTiicttcrs arc placed IN separate
bor. Persons Oppiyigg for them nHt please cell
for "ADvERrisED LETTERS" .'' -'.
hllon Mi,s Esther L"nnox Capt John
Bates Peter T. .. MoiFt Ma'garett Il
Benson hichaFl Rogers Alvnh Jr
Bnardman Snn!l gwirhol! y a
Briggs Joseph Wsne John
Brown Perry WetLon Edwin A
Brown Henry J Woodward John
Bates Miss Diadamia Wallace Calharine +
\ Brown Mary 3 Whedon Miss Ciarindi
\ Cornell Miss Hannah Wilson Miss Anna
DAVIS WIN II MiDDLETows.
Day Miss Sophia Barker John
Elliot Cap! Sum'l c Russell samuel
\ Fisher Mark Tucker Palmer
Fuller l. IRIsH.
Fletcher Miss Mary L Donoho Jnars
Clifford Nalh McNHmata Tho:
Gilgar Francis M'Cusky Cathanno
Handy Jery QuIgly John
Hunter VIM Quiulan Ellen
\ Me.-3w. ASHER ROBBINS, Pm,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07
= = n II II 8 .

In this town Thur,da, evening last. Emily Thy ur
aged wear, aud months aud on sunday evening
MARI Ovrrng, ~ the jih wear oi h0r rye, daughters O
Lieut.. Robert Handy, 1.-THE L ). Navy.
"Where are The flowers, the lair young flowers,
That lstelN sprung aud stood
In brighter usht aud softer nus,
brdulCuus sislerhUod
The south wind searches for the flowers
Whose fragrance late ho bore,
And sIghs, to liud them ~ the wood,
And by the stream no more" CoYN.
On Monday evening Cornelia Ellrry, only chiid o
Nr, trccburn tuggrsltll, Hgrd NcHr, Snd months.
At the Newport A., lum, "a inst ~ lyis FrsebUdy
: colUrd woman. nged about 80 wears.
ln Warren, 2jth ut AlcNSndrr Gri,yold, sou OF Mr..
George Munro ngsd wears nod months
Ia south Kingston, the 1T lust alter short md
distressing illness, Mss MARY Franklin, eldest daughter
4 VIZ. Rowltud I. Gardiner. Hgcd - wears. Tue uuN
rNrrent qualities Ot t- Young lr, not only acquired
'r her thr luye sud affection Ot very numerous uin,
brother. aud sisters whu have uukrd ~ to her ~
II her - large cr'c pt TRENDS and acquaintance, by
whom she wa. highIy estcemsd aud respected
Gown.
IN Providence, 1T inst. Mr. Martha Tripp wile o
stephen rripn aged 4 ,tsrs I'd, Mr.. Mm W Thurs.
ton. aged 65 wears Mr. squire prrco ~ N. 56th Nonr
II his age. Ills death caused hV hctug caught ~
lhe mayhlncry NJ the Wuuna-qu,tucket Pnnt Works
Ie survived the accident shout au hour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07

was brought 10 this port b,dy bruised and ser sdrln.
Wr knfn the crew were nnsily nioNienied, winch wss
the cansu ui the mut iny - kifAie>lslander. - '
sionp Isaac ~ Borden. Lc Wis sfnnd from rru Rivst
foH Y"fk, with cargo oi nails, went ashore THE
morning about o'clock, CAiohisnt i.irnd, nbout
mite, nuflh III the ieny. Sio gOt on viih <as
assistance of ihs sioop Eyrei, simmons, ino which
o her cargo was discharged aud sustained but 1T
lie damage.
SUNDAY, March 8.
schr Pfesjt Harrison. Iinnell, I'm Norfolk via N Y.
Tor Prov Marin, Burseli, Baltimore for N. Beiford
sloops Roscius, Presly, I'm Taunton, and Monitor,
Cummings, .. River, both lor N. York.
MONDAY. March4.
Hrig L. Baldwin, Thompson, I'm Proyd. for York.
Schrs Roswell King, Charleston fur Prov I"ui-snH
Marsh Prov. for N. York reHian, Andershn, New
York for Boston Delaware. Grot, Portland lpr n. Y
sloop Charles, Brown. I'm n. York for Providence 4,
TUESDAY, March s.
schr Senate, Miller, from New London.
sisop Henry Gibbs Gibbs, I'm N. Y. Tor r. River.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07

Arr NJ Savannah 18Th. Brig Rob'l Bruce, Gardner hr
A. Jago vim Bnracon.Saed 0IhIirig Prince de Join
vile, Gardner IInvnnnschr Isnirls, GlHtse, Bali
more.-Arr goth not l7ih Bark Iiumn. Wiilnd,. .neu
BOSTON md Is advertised inr do part of cnrag engHgrd
4 Id Goth, BTg ROb't Bruce. Gardner, 81. Jhgh-ArI
27th, Ship MoniirrllO, Luwton, in Iinvre
Al Carenns, lIih ult. Nark Iighlander. a,berry
for Prov da,s-brlg Menior, barter, Tor this port
unc--Mslaga MnisoB, nnc.
sailed In iIsyaH'., l2Ih. Brig Eastern stnr, Denn.on
for Cnrdrnns, 10 lond 4uf this p0rt-l5ib, snip WIN
Engs, Coe for \. Arr GA. Brig Echo, Mcsser, IN
Wilmington, Nc. ana wasM peu l7th, aises-schl
Nirpininn. Fiuch, uncertain.
CID at Charleston. 2l-, 5chr Cora. Read. =. Orleans
hrrht Baltimore, 2ith, Brig oeIa'ia eniiai, I'm N
Orleans.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07
The Accident on board the
Princeton.

We give in to-day's paper from the
Washington aud other papers, ~ very
fall account Of the deplorable accident
which happened on board the l.. )
ship Princeton on the 23lh ulll,no.
The bodies Of the lamented Upshur,
Gilmer, Kennon, Nlnxcy and Gardiner,
~sre placed in collins on board the
Pfncr,on on Thursday, aud conveyed
10 the Presidep,'. house in five hcarscs,
followed by lnog ,'nin n corrissc, and
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07
.HaSlIlP NEWS. -
kt5aS sssaSs
PORT OF wPORT.
A II RIN ED.
THURSDAY, Feb ?,

THURSDAY, Feb %.
schr Richmond, Paeksrd, from TAomssion tor New
yurk
Rev. Gutter Jackson. Rudolph, ftorn y cruise
Fnsscd ont, y. ", Drig busy, Watson. ut and from
Nutrcn, iof Msthut,s-i nuttuy occurred borfd
The Busy when nn teavrr Tail Iight aud the BRIG
WAS huv, to, aud her cuor- unoh down. fnr
succ-a boHts crew VITA Lieut. Cornell rom the Cut.
tcr Jackson went To hcr aud fouuj general nght going
~ between tIc officers snd crew II Immediately
qusllcd anss putns two IN irons aud tsking them
un hoard tho Jackson ~ tr Cspisin's 1equest Lieut.
Jnrnc ioos cbnge NJ the IN bfins her into this
port sui shet beating her nearly m, the rrpf with
tho Hfvtes ~ t,ut ,opr itr-d in taks one ~ The
iasn bSuk and vtort,d an M. vn,fss Ihe other man
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07
SIIERIEFrS SALE.

/
RY virtue Of an Execution i.susd ont of
- the Court of Common Pleas for the
county Of Washington, August Term. A. D.,
| 1913, IN favor Of Mary A. IIaznrd. "f S"Uls
| Klnys,hwn, and To me directed nnG delivered:
! viii sell nj Public Auction, "n the premises.
To The highest hdrrt. on Saturday the 2}i
day of J,arch. lSit, AT eleven O'Clock. A NJ,
|. Al ,he right; n'k and inicrrs, ihnt Wal
ter l.. Coz=ens, of the town aud county of
" Newport, had on the oh day of August,
lsi2. mt ) O'clock p. VI d.. IN aud To tn" f,.
iuwIng estates, situate in said Newport. and
described ns inilows, to vii :-it iG,' Of land,
with The buildings thereon, bounded ss fol.
lows westerly nn Thnmes street Is feet 3
inches; souihcrly on larrl' late Of Silas
Dean .asrery on fapH lnte William p.
| Mumford's I6 feet north"rly on a line run.
ming through The house 54 feet on land late
Charles NJ Thurston's. sgreeobly TO form.
or plat. Also. ~ and to another lot Of land,
with dwelling house and other buildings
,hercon. bounded castery on n way leading
lo.Mi street, 10 land late OF Sias Dean I;
sou,hcrly an land late of said Drnn ives.
! tcrly on a passage way aud noriherly on
| Mill street, being the estate late owned by
W,lli6r, p. Mumiord. .iec. Also. in and TO
anoihe? IGt of'lapd in the south pari of New
port. containing about nne acre, Ind fnrmet-
l Iy owned by William Batcmsn. and bounded
soulherly on land late Of Thomas Clarke !;
rsstery on laud late Of Flee, r. Green;
norrhsry on land late William Lres and
caIery on Spring street. Also, in and to
a harter's shop, on lot Of land bounded
north on land OF Mary McRea east on land
oi Benjamin Weaver south Oh Prospect
I Hi street. snd west on land Of tho he,rs Of
\ BEN lamIn - and Willi'm e. Greene.
WIN. n. DOUGLAS, ShU1H
j N,vnort Lph ~ 1914
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07
OF MASSACHUSETTS.

a sound National Currency, regulated BY the
Will aud Authority of the Nation;
An Adequate Revenue, with II Fair Protection
To American Industry:
Just restraints on the Executive power, EN-.
braciug further Restriction on the exer
clsr ui The Vrtu
A faithful Administration oftho Public Domain,
with nn Eqnrab. Distribution of the pro.
crrd- Of the Sales of it among all the
States.
An Honest and Economical Administration oI
the General Government, lea"'ng Public
Officers perfect Freedom of of'rrnnght, and
OF the Right of Suffrage but with suitable
Restraints against Improper Interference
in Elections.
An Amendment the Constitution, limiting
tn. incumbent Of tho Presidential Office
to II Single Term. II. CLAY
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07

Dedih Of .NIchoIas BitHe.-Wc have bare.
ly room to notice the death Of this eminent
individual, IN this number Of Our paper. lie
died Of drop'y, at his residence. Andalusi1.
Pa. on the morning Of the 9th Feb, after y
long and very painful Ilness, in the 5olh
year Of his age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07

Hon JonN Nelson, Attorney General Of
the United States, has been appointed by
the President, to discharge the duties of
Secretary Of State, I'D interim, or until n sue
cessor to the late Hon. Abel Upshur shall be
appointed.
Commodore LEWIS WARRINGroS, chief
of the Bureau Of Yards and Docks, has also
been appointed Secretary of the Navy, I'D
interim.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07

A committee appointed TO investigate th,
au'e of the explosion OF the Prnce'on's big
gun, has reported, exoneraling Capt. Stock
ton and his officers from all blame. Th'
fatal discharge was fired with IS pounds q
powder aud single shoued. The gun In,
been fred with 35. aud once with 40 pound,
%. powder, and double sh0tted. o..