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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-02-15

system excepting in the large cities, but
nv intention is to select suitable num-
ber of young gentlemen from my classes,
those who appear to have the requisite
capacity for teaching, and sond them out
10 communicate my system in any part OF
the country where class may be made
up
These young gentlemen will be prop
crly accredited by ms, and these only will
be supplied with my copyrighted Nlno-
motechnic Dictionary and Principles,
without which the system cannot be
taught mih efficiency. Therefore az
none others can be fully qualified to
teach the system, those who desire to
nc q,,ire i are respectfully cautioned to
avoid giving their patronage to any
others than those 80 accredited, as by
so doing they will encourage ignorant
preienders who will only degrade The
sc;ence Of mne motechny, instead Of af-
fording valuable instruction to their pu-
pills. To prevent this is my prime pal
motive in publishing this letter, and the
course ! recommend to those who desire
to learn my system, is to refuse credence
to all who come without full credentials
from me.
Respectfully, your obt seryt.,
FAUVEL-GOURAUD.
p. S.-T0 EDIroRs. Editors in all
parts Of the country who republish the
above, with editorial comments, and
send in two successive mails Ito guard
against miscarragel marked papers to
me, will be entitled to n copy Of my
Mnemotec chnic Dictionary.
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yussd0y, FEB. 10.

Tuesday, FEB. l3.
Senate MIR Greene presented The memo.
rial of Martin Robinson and others, praying
that IN tho revised COCO. all The laws hereto
fore existing, making distinctions between
clilzens Of H." State on account Of coor.
may be oholl-hcd The memorial was read
and laid on the iublr.
! On motion OF Mr. Potter the act concern
ing the property Of married woinen. was
made the special order for Thursday next.
Several acts were rcnd and continued.
The act for the relief of Insolvcnt debtors
was read twice and passed.
A message was received from the House
lannounc'ng The passage Of the act in relation
to crImes aud punIslmen,s, aud Of several
a!hcr of the revised statutes.
The "leci'un law was laid upon the table
for the present.
The ac, regulating sale of rea! estate, was
read and passed.
The Senate adjourned.
! House.-The militia law was taken up.
Nj Sheldon moved an amendment allow.
ing the collector 6 per cent for collecting the
toy, adopted.
The bill was then passed.
| Suudry Concurrcnccs were received from
The Senate.
An ac in relation to offences against the
sovereign t,ower Of the State.
Mr.. Ballou moved To strike out the first
nine sections, and substitute in their place
The first four SECTIONS of the Crlin nnl code,
chapter first IN regard Ia treason.
This motion caused some debate in which
the mover, and Messrs. Spencer, Cranston.
Brown, Ames, ard others took part, and the
causes &c. OF DORIS insurreciion were re.
icrred To. The question being finally taken
on the amendment, II was re jected by yeas
IL. nays :}S. The act was then passed.
Snndry concurences from the Senate re.
ceived
An act regulating conyeyanccs Of real cs-
tate, passed.
An act in regard to lottery tickets passed.
An oct to prevent certain animals from
running al lnrge, passed.
Mr.. Spencer moved the House recede from
the vote "PpoInling an evening session.
The House rCceded.
Petition oi Rhode Island Mutual Insurance
Co. continued, with an order Of notice.
The House adjourned.
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1'nuRsUAr, Feb :.

SfN,rs Mr. Woodbury. concluded his
spcrrb ~ opposition To the present Tarii, ~
re,iy 10 snne of Mr Evans arguments.
AEcr brief Executive session the SEN
ate adj,urn,J.
HoUsr.-Tho question of privilege. VIZ ;
with refcrcuce 10 The validity Of the clHuns
to seats Of the General Ticket Members,
again came up, and IVES considered during
the day.
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General Assembly.
January ScSSiOn-AT PROVIDENCE
(Continued from last page.
From the Pro, violence Journal.
Fridau, Feb. 9.

Friday, Feb. 9.
SENATE.-The following bills were
read and passed, viz
An act establishing auctioncers an
act relating to the atrIcal exhibitions nd
places OF amusemenis an act IN rela-
tion to railroads !; an act asce,taining
what shall constitute a legal settlement
in any town in this State an act regu-
laing the inspection Of picked ish.
The act enabling town councils Ia
grant licenses ioi retailing strong liquors
and for other purposes, was taken up.
Mr. Smith moved to amend the sec.
ond section by striking out $50 as the
minimum for n license. lie thought
The high price would induce people to
sell without a license.
MIR. BalIou concurred with tie Sena-
Tor from Warren, and hoped Sl2 would
be substituted for $50. lie thought it
would more efiectuaIly put a stop to
sales without license.
MIR Harris said II was certain that il
the price was low there would be more
licenses granted He was Of opinion
that in his town there would be less H.
censes at the price fixed in the bin, and
II any one undertook To sell without Ii
cense they would be taken care Of
After some conversation between sey.
ernl Senators, the amendment was
adopted
Mr.. Eaton thought the section ought
to be amended so as to put oyster
houses, SC, where no liquor is sold, on
the same footing with taverns who do not
sell aud moved the amendment. The
amendment prevailed.
Mr.. Potter moved 10 amend the 10Th
section so that one half the penalty shall
20 10 the complainant, and the other hail
TO the State.
The amendment was opposed by
Messrs. Ballou and Eaton, and advoca-
ted by Mr. Greene, of Providence, and
Smith.
The amendmcn, was lost, ayes 7, noes
I3.
Mr.. Ballou moved 10 amend the 18th
section, so that lour-liihs of the money
received for licenses should go 10 the
town, instead of one-half, as provided by
The section and the motion prevailed.
Whereupon The bill was passed, with
the amendment, aud the Senate adjourn
ed.
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Monday. Feb. l2.

SESATE.-There being no business,
the Sena'e adjourned to 10 o'clock Tues
dey morning
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lloUsE. An act declaring what is real
and what is personal estate, IN certain
cases, passed to second reading.
An act IN regard to the safe keeping
Of the deposiies Of the public money.
An act in regard to crimes and pun
ishmants.
An act respecting guardians.
An amrndmen, was proposed providing
that the settlement OF the guardian should
always be with the cour, Of probate.
After considerable debate the amend
ment was los, by a vote of % to 22.
Mr.. Cranston called up th. resolution
from the Senate, fixing Saturday, 18th
Feb as The day fos the final adjournment Mt
Of the Assembly. House concurred.
The bill regulating proceedings in
baslardy was then passed.
The House adjourned to Monday af-
ternoon, AT 9 O'Clock.
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Tho Senate was not in session.
In the House, the debate on the validity of
he claims uf the General Ticket members,
was continued. aud speeches made pro and
con. II is said tn" majority have concluded
IN caucus 10 close the debate Oh Tuesday.
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Saturday, Ee6. 10.

SgNArr.-Mr Smith proposed the
following resolution, which was passed +:
Voted and Resoired, That this General
Assembly will adjourn the present session
on Saturday, the l7th Of February, and
that this resolution be communicated TO
the House Of Representatives.
The actto Incorporate the Union Fund
Society was read and concurred in.
The net in relation Ia sherfls, deputy
sherltis, and Jallers, was read twice aud
passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Steere, the Senate
adjourned to 3 o'clock on Monday after
noon.
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DE- Nelv-Eork and Erie Rnii Road.-Thc
undersigned deeply impressed with the great Importance oil
the NewYok and Ere Railroad To the City and Slate be-
levns TINT its completion will I've history cGuaed
only by the opening of the Erie Canal a will bring to our
nurket throughout the year abundant supply OF PROVISIONS
aud thereby greatly diminish the expense OF living will open
an for tie hitherto neglected but extensive and fertile
country embraced tine Southern line OF counties will prevent
The diversion. of valuable portion business of the City
and make regions OF the bouuGlcss West tributary TO It's
Commerce. thereby increasing the business OF all trades ana
professions ami enhancing the value OF all property in the
City of York and believing tina; the present Board OF
Directors have pace the Affairs Of the Company IN situation
peculiarly favorable for the immediate prosecution OF the WORK
do hereby respectfully invite their fellow citizens to attend
public meeting to be held at the on THURS
DAY the lsta 7pra instant ut "a o'clock IN The erer'ns
for the purpose of responding to the Gull OF the Directors ana
ABANDONING measures to procure subscriptions the Capital
Stock of the Company amount which will ensure the
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Bsrrlso on DUEL-A duel took place the
oher day between two Editors in Vicksburg,
.bch opened a field for betting, equal to the
ACE of Eclipse and Henry. The whole town
ss,med to be alive to the interest of the scene;
and those who could not go over the river to wit
NESS the deadly combat, arranged themselves on
tbe bank, where boat continued crossing and
recrossng, as kind Of courier to bring the news.
At the first fire, long, lank-looklng genius said,
aIil bet bale of cotton that Hammct is hit"
aDone," said his companion.
The skiff soon arrived with news that neither
vas hurt, and that they were preparing for
another shot Double or quits that Ryan gets
killed this shot," said his weasel.looking CON-
p.nion. "Done," said the long genius. Pop
vent the pistol, and again there was long
pusc, while the courier boat was crossing 10
ys intelligence Of the fate Of the life or death Of
4 human being, in whose fate numerous bets
would be decided. All was eagerness and
anxiety; for some had money staked, others cot
ton-and in one instance we overheard bet
offered, when the reply was have mt any
money. but III bet you race-herse that Ham.
met kills him." At length these unnatural bets
were decided by the fall of Ryan at the fourth
round When the body was brought over, NOR
tally wounded and poor Ryan in the last agonies
of DEATH the long genius wanted his weasel
looking friend to fork over but it was no CO.
be declared che would not give up till the last
breath was out of his body and says he, if
you bet me FIVE to one, III bet you he don't die
at all"
1t must add considerably to the dignity of the
duello and to the chivalry of the whole thing to
know that you stand in the position of race
horse or game.cock, for blacklegs to bet upon,
and that your dying groans are UNDECIDED except
50 far as they affect the wager; dead, for du-
cat" Pcnnsylvanlan.
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8 a., cusEoKEEs.-The following is the con-
,..;;on of letter from Hon. A. II. SEWER, sena-
e'': : Congress, from Arkansas, published IN the
- III. Rock Banner of the 9th ult:
l IsS;sn Delegates of the Cherokee tribe, repre-
ll the Ridge party, and that portion OF the
c.lled the" old settlers, are now In w ash
naao on for the purpose of obtaining, by treaty or
ns~ r;se fall redress for all thcrgrlevances and
os, according 10 their representations, arc quite
ias< sa,ors. They want money, and i'll no incon-
nuu 'shIo amount, for debts which they allegc TO
aas.a ,bem under treaty stipulations. They claim
s suv for the loss OF their country, which has
.a0sD. ..n;onriated without consideration, 10 the
sea Srf Chcrokces, and from which they, and tho
wv nartv, in one form or another, have eeen
u l'ssj,sd. They impor.une the c,hclent protcc-
If the United States against their present
Wv :Ity Of life, and OF possession OF personal
a -.er,y. They desire the oUU,0o0 acres OF
Ssst,okeo land, reaching north OF Arkansas and
Immediately back and adjoining the south
gps corner OF Missouri, with an additional mil
sss' e acres, back and adjoining, formerly set
non t,r the residence Of the Wyandotts, (now
'p....nn;ed,) Tor their future residence, There
' SeSs ses;re 10 be located and pyotected-therc
acs;re to restore their dcposcd chiefs, revive
@si sbrcra.ed habits and customs, laws and
WA s-,ns regulat ons and there, as formerly,
vii expect to receive Their due, p.o rata pro-
wv ;;on If the annuity, and have for their guild.
and counsellor separate Indian agent.
t MS.t thew will be abo 10 accomplish know
we" g, there arc many difficulties to be met and
Nv s.s,eun,ed: bnt have reason for thinking
..s viii effect something, for narration oftheir
MD has produced strong sympathy IN
.s,ir favor. Should the above described country
y ' set apart for the purpose mentioned, Fort
WAYNE now denounced by all the military, from
.s;:fto subaltern, will become, even in their es-
,an,,iop, unless the present ill temper among the
cherokees subsidies, an Indispensable military po-
sriou. Very respectfully your ob't serv't,
'' A. III. SEWER.
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10 A. Sands s. Co. Apothecaries and Chemiss would
respectfully cal the attention Of Families, Physicians and
ohc purchasing Drugs and Medicines to their complete
and select assortment Of the substances used in medicine
r. b. s. & Co. constantly receiving at the earliest period
all the Chemical Preparations and discoveries IN medicine
Mt home abroad and will be able supply wholesale
tail orders nj prices that cannot fail TO please.
Phy.cinns Prescriptions and Family Recipes prepared with
neaess and accuracy from articles at moderate prce-
273 Broadway. corner Chamber 81, Granite Building.
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QUICK PAssAcE.-Thc ship Republic, Of New
York, Capt. Luce, LEFT this port the morning Of
29.h ult and arrived at Mobile morning Of 9Th
INST making the passage in nine days. This ship,
it will be recollcctcd lately made quick pas
sage from Liverpool for this port, bringing news
eight days latter than by previous arrivals.
fBoston Journal
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10 the Friend. OF MIR. clay.

LiyS AND srEEcHEs OF HEHRY CLAr.-Ths publish.
W Oh this wo:k are now prepared ans
Extent The work comprised TWO octave volumes, con-
'saag in the whole upward, Of loo pages, and is Illus
sasd BY splendid steel Portal, Of MI ClAr View OF
Ms Birth place in Virginia ard Fac Si,ase of one of hi.
N:ers-One Hundred copies for Ninety Five Gents each
it believed be the cheapest work ever published in
Amsnes These Speeches form important ton ofthe
history Of orr Country for the Lest thirty years and ar.
interesting TO all elaases Of readers wthou, reference TO
politics. W
Bound with Cloth Backs & Gilt Lettering.
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Twenty-Five cories for y. 90
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CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
IN THE UNITED STATES.

D
ANDERSON &. DOBBS have lust received large and
splendid assortment OF Spring Patterns of Superior Quality
English and - . .
Cnrpciin: Patterns tina, he found other Ea-
lshment. :, ~
Extra fine md Common Ingram Carpctng, Ventan Hall
md stair Carpets Cloths. Turkey Hearth
Rms Perlnr Door Mats. Table und Piano Covers
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES &c.!!.
All ofwhiCh where purchased for CASH previous TO the
great advance on the above description Of Careng ind viii
be sold a the usunl low prices nj - liowery.
We advise all who about purchasing to call soon and
make their selections. ANDERSON & uOF'iiS.
No % I}owery. the irst Carpet Wa[ehouse
pnI3 lmis above Hester st.
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C0RnNER,S OEEICE.

IHE KESTELL md NIUNSUN C4SE.- I nc CUrU11cI
who o,deraby ndspoed resumed last evening the exam
na,on OF witnesses IN relation TO the death of Eliza Ann Mum
Soc supposed TO have died the effects OF aocnchargsd
to have been produced December las, by Madame kese
from other witnesses, would that wot instead OF one
aboons had been produced the unhappy female who has
dicd; IN December ard one March ast-he latter by
Mrs Bird least Ut ne. establishment III Oliver street rs II
somewhat tina, Mrs Bird HIS had somewhat eH-
Tended this particular line Of obstetrics The evidence
against her considerably strong nnd she will he held to ans
wer. The examination mad no, ended al late hour.
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Ds- Edes Hcydyosmia Concentrated Persian Essence
This popular perfume the and elegant article for
the Assembly and Boudor and the finest Esprit for the Draw
ing Room Handkerchief and the Toilet For sale genuine bys
A B. Sands Z, Co Chemists g3 Broadway Chambers,
Granite Building.
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RIrE STRAWBERRIES TO THE WEST INDIES
The Salem Gazette states the following remark
able fact. Mr.. David Hill tho last year sent out
two hundred boxes Of ripe Strawberries from his
farm, in an ice ship, TO one Of the West India
Islands: they were sold as luxury for whatever
mice WAS asked
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.,sAxps's SARsAPARILLA-We know That ench tissue and
hbre oil the body selects from tho vital current the particles
cessny Tor IT, growth cparaon OF what importance them
Is that this hle-stnnins current should be parei II as
deadly nghthnde TINT corrupt blood should produce healthy
tes VIGOROUS FIBRE and sound wei! regulated physical
tcin his is axiom physics which man will de-
n.y. Assuming II then TO be true to snbdue the developments
OF disease ,s sos ezsting tn he hood, must be expected
IRON circulation Experience. unmpcacbabe testimony,
cloud OF witnesses. attest hut SASDss SARs.PAEILLA will
perform TN, great work Of Prtggion In kings EVIL Serotu
rheumatism. Mercura Disease Torpdty Of the Liver ard
almost I'LL disorders organic their character. may be
administered with confidence and wiijusy its results, the
hopes Of the patient
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POLICE OFFICE

ROBBERY AT HoTEL.-A man who called his
name John Jones this afternoon while the boarders
dinner the fremont House Broadway into the room Of
Watch worth SIS and pair of mts. is however de-
tcc,e and arrested and being taken TO the Police Office by
Officers Ralyca and Calvin searched and s75
ney ul.o stolen found his person. He wa, committed 10
answer number of and other articles recently
stolen from the above HOTEL supposed to have been done by
Jones es some keys were found upon him.
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PRIZE NUMBERS FOR
THE MAGAZINE FOR THE MILLION-No.
WHICH TOOK PLACE
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AT FOUR O'CLOCK.

Persons hOIlnc any Of Tie hD0'e TlIIeIs HIe tHec 70
present them the store TO ol our agents throughout
the country.
NO 10 OF THE MAGAZINE FOR THE MILLION.
Contarin. the continuation Of
SYLVESTER SOUND, THE SOAlNAMBULlST
By tho Author of Valentine vox. Illustrated.
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COrNTY CANVAssERs.

The Board OF Aldermen, as Board 0. County
Cenvnsei net on Tuesday aad "Wednesday Afternoons 20, the
purpose of ccnya,sng aud making Official Return OF tine late
Charter Election Without compein: the the Boad
further ad iour,cd 10 Monday next.
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c,.s- "a Church without n Bishop."-C

rrf- s. Church Without n BIBnOP',.-OI
Friday evening next the 18th inst Lecture Will be delivered
in the Broadway Tabernacle by the Rev GEORGE b. cHEE.
ry IN the subject OF Church without Bishop the tue
Scrotural Church ard the best safeguard oil our Teeous
eyts The avail. TO devoted 10 the cause OF foeen m
t lion Of Mr. l. Hart will sing the occasion:
tiCAe'f n EonShaw sol Broadw SaIton 4 Miles. 9
Roadway NJ. W Dodd Brick Church Chapel and ct Inc
dqSr on !s es .Y admit gentleman and ladies' als2
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US. CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge DErrs.

I. s. CIRCUIT COURT. before Judge DETTs.
TRIAL OF ADDISON G.. GRlNDLE on AN lyDIcT-
mr,r FOR Cruel AND UNUSUAL PusIsnMgST-Tho defend
ant was rst mate of the ship Courier and complained Of By
John Gbcs black und cook Of the ship, for cruel und
unusual punishment while the vessel lay at essna in March
The Jury after short absence returned verdict OF Not,
Guilty,
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COURT CALENDAR. TINS DAY


SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. SO, 49, 40, Is, 67, Co. 20,
II. 70, 90, 81, SO, 81, 4, G3.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. 81, 80, 80, So, Sc, 81, 80,
10 IL -.
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italian Chemical Soap.-E1r eurips i.ecsss'
b. and ali Irritation and roughnc and ssownc-
and din .knes of the skin. This Soap one OF the mos
aj aran, chemical discoveries. Is enolent and healrg
a"ne a oSen Of in all direcncn ard one who use
recommend it One cake 20 cents we waan, 10 asef We,
door oR The come, Of B' ps Aee 1,y
Tot,sey Rochester Myes, Hew Maven iyet,
ProyidsncS CaIietou Lowell; and Trip. Newark ais mi