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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

rs- GouRATps GRwc1.v HAiR DYE will chance red,
scer bsp,vu H. lesuti brown or J'ackut D. NrS-
- 81 lei ,,nre RDI .ifnatvcr'. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

,CcoEroAcuRs AND BED Buss.-Saunhotz's zach bane
A during the seasnn been ued by numbers OF iames
u tina city, univrry besn pronounced eectuai IN
ey nstancs the permanent destruction OF thsss vet
tnes who troubled I'M, will do well TO procure
ha s:lclc. Sud only NJ q ouitlepdt.t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20
wa HAVE AZ Aecorsr TO snrrl. WIFE orrsklvr.

Wa HAvE Ak Account TO SKTTLx WIFE OURSELVES
REGARDS THE PLEASURES AND PAINS OF THIS LrrE.-
istoon stated Suppose you highly favored by nature
having sound mind sound bndy. tn, lot Of but few
on hu be affected when you observe much suffer
nr from bodily nfriitr aro:nd which neither riches
the palliative prescriptions Of abe sb-ate
Even the hest health nsecue. snesa certain remsdy
kc used when the first advances OF sickness II then
you would avoid this oihnza. and You anxious to
your health JUDGMENT and long old
age take RsnJreh's Pills; with them you err;
s0d you Will nv,d ell the isee1 of infrm failing eIs
daily fDr month instead u cniug YOU Will fad
all your fcu cs OF mind body improved all kinds OF
food viii give pleasure and whatever will disagree
with you. Your dge.hun will proceed noOthy md plea
anty your stoach will require the assistance of wine
hite OF drama fac, you will eara these things
injuries,
Sold c. % cent, per box with full directions DR.. Bran
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20
SuOReli, &C.

Bark 2 Ring. Charleston.
Bng Samson. Icy West. and Others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

Dr. McNAg's Acoustic OfL-Al deaf persons should u,e
saa csebat- Oil In s complaints OF hn The most
anng effect and always leves tho psson and frequent
Htehss. Price 81 per ia,k. Sold ut q Courtlandt 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20
THos F. PEERS, Deputy Sheriff.
Jrtet New York. Sept 18Th 1874. ID law wv

YN law 6w
Thnrsday, the 18th. at u
WIN. JONES, sheriff.
$40 Tu&rh
Monday, SNh Ssptsmbef,
'VM. JONES. Sheriff 3,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

PiLEsTh distressing complaint may be cured by the Use
nays Lnitnent article which has never JAILED 10 give re-
S s. 70 lhe cases. The article we warrant To be had al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

GT- Fail Style OF Ests.-sird. corner Pine
and Nassau Streets.-Gea;Ieu,en, Hats O; the s;yl.
ensuing season. axe r1y for examination and sale
All Iniss BIRD. cor. Pire ard Nassau .ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20

10 Barry's Fall FHshinDs for Geasmen's Hair
Cuttus will be Introduced the Rooms. No l46 Broadway
Shortly after he arrival ofthe British Steamer BRITANNIA.
50 Inns
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-16
Another large Gun for lhc Princeton.

Col. Josiah N Bird, of this city, has
con,rived mode fmakng large wrought
iron guns, which has received the appro-
baton of Capt. Stockton, and n gun OF
.he size of the "Peace Maker is to be
Immediately constructed at the iron
works of NIessrs. Bird and Weld. We
are promised more particular descrlp-
ton of the invention /; but at present, we
can only state tha. the process will be
commenced by placing together, in the
form ola cylinder, number OF wrought
iron slaves of the whole proposed length
of the gun, and of proper breadth, four or
five inches in thickness. These will be
held together by wrought iron hoops, ly-
ing close together, the'whols length OF
the slaves, and welded upon them
Upon this rev Of hoops another Of larger
diameter will be laid, and these welded
upon the former and additional rows
will be put on and welded to those pre-
viously on, until the desired thickness
shall be obtained. The rim Of the hoops
will be about six inches wide, and they
will be SO laid that the middle Of the rims
in one row of hoops will cover the joints
between those of the next smaller row.
The sides Of the hoops will be carefully
turned smooth, before they are laid on.
The rims of the hoops will be thicker
at the ends than in the middle, so that
when, after being put on in a heated
state, the hoops cool and contract, they
will bind those under them, not only upon
the slaves, but to each other, and thus
present resistance in both directions
to the explosive force of,he powder.
/ The proposed advantage Of this mode
Of construction, is that the Welding o
small pieces of iron, such as of one row
of hoops upon the surface of the others
can be done perfectly; while II is scarce
! Iy possible to weld large masses perfectly
or without destroying the strength Of lh'
iron. - Trenton (.N j. CGsene.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-16

ling to have a truce of eight years Ia give that
time. lie said 10 his friends in tho Senate.
''we can all see how an Executive can lead us
into a lraternal war, but how he can get MS out,
that wo never eau foresee.
"Drar ms the Tariff is to all, he said, we
must give it up for the moment to save our
counirymcn from shedding nacl, OILERS blood
to preserve the Union and the cause of hu-
man liberty throughout the world. shall 70.
joice, my friends, If you can go with me, but
do what you will, | must offer myself as a
victim up to peace." (Cheers) lilo became
the great Pacifcator Of that alarming time, -
and "blessed are the peace makers" says the
hi chest authority that addresses man. (Chaer-
ing and loud applause.) Thus gentlemen, in
every view can take of.my position, ] have
reason for gratitude and thankiulness to you
and TO the country, that my name is connected
with a name that reflects honor even upon 80
humble an assocatc-and il shall be my pride
aud my qualification, | repeat, to merit the
confidence your kindness has bestowed upon
me. (AppIause.) ''' -
One word, gentlemen, for my honored moth.
er, the State that gaya me birlh-where repose
the ashes of my ancestors and to which l am
indebted for many marks Of regard prior 10 this
Of late. l assure you, gentlemen, New Jersey
will be true to all the principles of Wings
Whatever may be her temporary vibration
from an abundant prosperity,o or from local or
transtory ambition. she is WING to the heart
aud core. Cloud cheers) We can never be
any thing else but Wing, Wing first, Wing
last, Wing always-(cheers)
A state Lradlcd in tho bloodiest scenes Of
the American revolution, whose hills, and
valleys, and plains are stirring all with revo-
ulionary invocations, she would be false to
herself, ard an unnatural offspring, if she
could forget the principles born with her, and
bed for on her bosom. tCheers) No, she
never can cease to DO Whig ill ths plains Of
Monmouth, the heights of Princeton, and the
streets of Trenton are lorgotten,-till she tears
out from history the leaves Of her glory, and
bots from her escutcheon the brightest gems
that are embazoned upon it, ! promise you
gentlemen, promise the Union, New Jersey
will be true to herself, and to the whole coun-
try. CHEERS loud and prolonged, amid which
Mr. Frelinghuysen ietired)
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-16
llDpOItant Discovery.

More Of the good effects of the Dandel lion
and Tomato Panaccn, are being daily re-
ccived by the proprlctors from all quarters.
The Portland DAILY Advertiser, says-"in
tcla,,un To the Panacea aud the astonishing
cures which uis daily producing, we speak
that which we know. aud testify To that which
we have seen when We say that II rs ,hc
best medicine for scroiuas diseases ana I'm
purl,lcs of the blood, ecncfal debility, NC"
now IN use and recommend It with lnll con
fdcnce for ell those diseases winch are 81
ptevalcn, m spring and summer such as w
digestion, dispcpsy, loss Of appetite JaundIce
drowslness, nervous " SICK headache, heHh.
burns, pain ~ the slje back, head lmbs,Nc. ).
Below W. add smother testimonial, whiGl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-16
.A4SHlP NEWS. A
PORT OF NEW POR r
AIsRIV WE'D.

THURSDAY, May Q
Schr Candace, Brighiman, fm Fall River
and sailed for Baltimore.
Sloop Charles, Mason, Prov, for New York.
FRIDAY, May 10.
Schrs Yan,ic, Durfcc, fm Fall River, aud
Francis, Long, Calais, both for New York :;
Nantucket, Clifford, Falmouth for Rondout /;
Outyie, Russell Boston for Albany Franklin,
Gurney, Sippican for New London A. Mar
shall, johnson, Boston for Phlad.j Peter Kit
ter, Derrick, +. River for do.
b, Sloops Hudson, WinsIow, n. Eedlord for
Providence.
SATURDAY, May II.
Schrs Bctsey & Deborah, White, fm Cape
Ann for New York Van Buren,, Hall, Calais
for do Sisters, Ball, Boston; James, Hall,
Bangor Wyoming, Nickerson, and Caroline,
York, Portland Jane Henderson, lllnson,
Prov, all for Phllad.
Sloops Oaks, from Prov. and Report, Baker,
Yarmouth, both for New York Lcvaui, Hall,
narwich for Conn. River.
SUNDAY, May l2
Schrs Altamaha, Kuce, I'm n. Bedford for
Philadelphia Adams, NIckcrson, Prov. for do
Colasset, Sears, do for
Sloops Visilant. Health, and Victory, French
from Prov for New York.
MONDAY. a,y l3.
Brig smi,hGeld, Dud, I'm the Coast Of Ain
ca, ofand for Provid.
} Schr Pensacola, Black, from Blngor
Sloop Meridian, Lewis, AIbeny i"r ial
Rivor Jane, Hall, Prov. fur Stuninston
-------------, -------------- TuEsDAY, May "A,
Schrs JOY, Allen, from Boston for Fredcr
ick sburg; Atlantic, Shenrman, and William
Brown, Bumpus, New Bedford for PhIIad'
Gen'rl Warren, Smart, foIl River for Camden
William Henry, Stovcr, Ihoma'ton Tor New
York Van Bur.n, Leighton, East Grcen"'cI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-16
lnflucR2a ard Consumption.

II is indeed a melancholy truth that thou
sands fall victims to Consumption every year,
from no other cause than neglected colds {;
vet we find hundreds, nay thousands, who
treat such complaints with the greatest m
difference, and let them run on for weeks
and even months, without thinking of the
danger. At first you have what you consl.
der a slight cough or cold you allow busi-
ness, pleasure, or carelessness to oprevent you
from giving II any attendance (, 1t then set
ties upon your breast-you become hoarse,
have pains in The side or chest, e@pcctorate
large quantities OF matter, perhaps mixed
with blood difficulty OF breathing ensues,
and then you find your own foolish neglect
has brought on this complaint. IT, then, you
value life or health, be warned IN time, aud
don't tribe with Your cold, or trust to any
anack nos,rum to cure you but immediate
ly procure q bottle or two OF that famous
remedy, Dr. Wlstars Dalsam of Wild Cher
~, which is well known to be the most SPEEDY
cure ever known, as thousands Will testify
whose lives have been saved by A.
| For Influenza Il ~ the very best medic me
in the world, as hundreds will testify. l3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-16
CLAY AND FRELINGHUYsEN.

Written by J. GREiSER, of Dayton, Ohio
for the Philadelphia Clay Minstrels, and s',n'
by them, with nnbounded applause, at tn
Great Ratification Convention in Baltimore.
h,R-OH Dan Taeher.
The skies are bright, our hearts are light,
In Baltimore the Wings unite,
Wen set our songs to good old tnnea,
For there is music in these "Coons
IIurrah hurrali tho Nation srisin'
For lIARRY CLxr and FRELisGHuYsrs.
The Loco's hearts are very sore,
Tho very scarce in Baltimore
For they hogan 10 see with reason
That this will be great coon season.
Hirrair harrah, &c.
- ts'.t tis
o! FreIinghuysen' Jersey Blue,
A noble Wing and honest too,
a nd he will make New Jersey feel
Wings pay respect TO her "Br0ad Seal"
Hurrah hurrah &c.
Now let the Loco's speak in candor,
His fame cen Kendall dare not slandcr,
And when we all get in the fight,
Lord how the jersey Coons will bite.
Hurrah hurrah &c. "~
Oh Matty Vans man of doubt,
Who wires in aud wires out,
You cannot tell when on the track,
If he's going on, or coming back.
Hurrah hurrah &c.
The coon now looks around with pride,
For who is here dare touch his hide,
nd tho the Locos think to cross him,
They II find he's Only playing posGum.
Hurrah hurrah &c.
United heart and hand are we,
From Northern lake to Southern sea,
From East to West the country's risin'
For IiARRY Clay and FRELiN1HuYsES.
Hurrah hurrah NC.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-16

" 1t will be seen on reference to his card
in another part Of this paper, that DR.. Il. =.
Berry is about to remove from this place. We
regre, that the DR.. finds it necessary to leave
us, as he is a gentleman " is hiyhly esteem
ed by all who have The pleasure Of his ac-
quaintance not only as Il gentleman but as an
experienced Dentist.-Whi!e lie has resided
with US he has given genera! satisfaction to all
who have had occasion to call on him. We
are all we'll assured that wherever he may To-
cate, he cannot fail to find those who will du-
Iy appreciate his many good qualities tBrls-
tol Phenix.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-16
CLEAR T. ID.
gth-Drig Pocahontas, Barker, South Atlar
ME NOR A.

CID at Hew Orleans, 27Ih, schr Mobile,
COzzens, for Pensacola
Arr at New York, 7th, brig Wolccti, "ard'
ner, ~ DAYS I'm ycrmiiiOn Bey.--Cld llth'
schr Direct, Briggs, Baltimore. :,
At Cardeuus, I'd inst. bark ilighandrr, May .
berry, for Providence, Idg ;-Org Conlidoncr'
Bahoy, aad .chr gasso, Howe, Ter Newport
dc.
Arr at Havana, 2ith, schr Franklin Greene
WILEY, from Churlestos 18th, Poland, Law
ton. Sayannah.-C 2oth, schr Massaso''r
Draper, Apaach'cola. ~, -.
Arr at Wilmington, y G., ith Brig Echo
Messer, from Mariel, mud Cid 9Th, Tor boS'"h
Cid eth. brig Auawon, Swasuy, Cuba.
Arr at Savannah, 7ih, brig Ottawa smut
Boston ;-schr virgin,au, Finch, Z days in
iIavaua.-Cld 7th, Bark lIuna, WILLARD, y
York. , ,
Sailed from Charleston, 9th, Cora, Read
West Indies
CldaiN. Orleans, 27th, ship 81 lawrr"ce
Chacc, for LlverpooI.-Jd, slooP Belle, "a'''
st Marks.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-16

has been handed US by "A respectable mer
chant Of tins city, aud Is one winch can be-
relied upon. Many more certificates might
be added but newspaper expense prohibits:
JiesSs. Ransom & S<Uens. GeniS.-i have
for yeurs been sffllctcd with pam in the
side, and have resorted In various means
without relief recently | was induced to-
try your preparation called the P.A.V.lCEH
from which have thus far found great fellct,
inasrnuch as il has purified the system. re-
stored the appetite, aud | have no doubt but
the second bottle will effect permanent
cure. Fur the benefit ot others suffering
with simar complaints, would add my les
inony to its worth I
Yours, &c,
SIMEON BUTTERFlELD,
t. ~ Long Wharf.
Boston, April 81, 1914.
From he Dover Gaeeite.
The Asthma can be Cured,
/ Read the following certificate Of ore of
our own citizens:
H hereby certify that for number OF years
past, have heen afflicted with the Asthma
aud have suffered 80 much by this distressing
complaint, as to we'll nigh give up all hopes
of permanent relief On beng recomIncn
ded to try the Dandcioh and Tomato Pana-
cea. experienced the most happy results,
and have not since been trorbled with the
complaint. JAMES FRYE.
Il Dover, March, 1914.
II "Remember" to always asl. for the Dandc
lion Panacea, receive no other. rs there are
articles offered for sale purporling to have
the virtues as the panacea, when it is no
more like il, than SO much cold water. Buy
IT, and buy it only of the proprietors Ran
som s. STEVENS, at their Druggist store, 325
Washington stsect, Boston, or Of their only
authorised agents.
Far sale in Newport by
K. K. HAZARD, n,,.,.,.
f.. j. TAYLOR, "''s
Also in Fall River by
HALE REMINGTON.
Newport, May i6, is4i.-im. 30
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-16
BIRDS, BIRDS, BIRDS.

lust received aud iorsalr, Bird Cages oi
- varuus patterns aud piiccs bird srs'
of every kind and of the best quality bn'
ylasses and bird books fur the management
and treatment of buds-all ol which VII BE-
sold cheap at the variety 'i"re "i
May lG. l. SlAChj JH.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-16

NAvAL.-The U. =. ship Decatur, Captain
Abbott, sailed from Cape Palmas for wind.
ward, on the lI,h of March the U. s. brig
PorpoIse was at Fish Town on the 18th, sur
veying the reef at that place. The crews of
both vessels were generally healthy. No
cases of fever in either vessel.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-16

In this town, on Friday last, Lydia Louisa,
daughter of Mr.. George Sherman, aged mos.
Ia this town, on Tuesday afternoon, Mr..
Andrew Winslow, in the I'D year of his age.
Funeral tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock from
his late residence in Bread-strset, which rela-
tives and friends are requested TO attend with
out further invitation. "
Ia Kingsiown, X. l., 10Th inst. Thomas :.
Tay !or, Esq in the Goth year Of his age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-16
BANGING SCHOOL.

- -S>>>.Y99YN:ZZSSS--
MR.. d. r. CAPRON. respectfully an.
A'A nounccs to his friends IN Newport thai
he will open bis Dancing School on Tuesday
May 28lh, at 3 o'clock 2. NJ, at the Masonic
Hall. Particular attention viii be given to
hose placed under his care.
P.S. 4 class for Gentlemen will be attcn-
ded to ats O'Clock. in the evening.
Terms Sc for 81 lessons.
Nav l6lh-N
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-16

The Connecticut General Assembly on
Tuesday of last week, appointed Joint
Committee to investigate the subject of Mr.
Niles insanity, with power to send for per-
sons and papers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-16
NOTICE..

'I'IIE subscriber respectfully gives notice
that he has taken the store, corner OF
Banster's wharf u Thames street, aud dl-
recty opposite the Eagle Hotel, where h,
intends keeping general assortment Of fruits
preserves, jelIeys, spices, catsups, pickles
nacoronl, vcrmacIlla, nuts, bottled and draft
ale bottled cider, porter and beer by tn
dozen or single bottle ; bottled and fountain.
soda wafer with or without syrups. by th'
dozen or single bottle Havana aud PRINCIPE
Cegars fine cut chewing, Turkish and
American smoking Tobacco pipes, bird
cages Ond bird seed aud variety of other
articles too numerous to mcut!on. Il share
-of public patronage respectfully solicited.
o. r. 5. STANHOPE.
Newport, May lG, ISli-tf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-16
SODA, SODA, SODA.

IF yon want as Good an Arucle as can be-
found in the Great City, and The best IN
this Good City, just call at ST.1C Us Con
fectinnary, and you can be supplied with II
in bottles, win or without syrup, by the doa
en- or single, or drawn from the ioiintain with
a great variety Of syrnps that cannot be
surpassed IN quality in this or any other
city. May l6.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-16
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

We are requested to give notice that there
will be a Temperance Meeting at tho Town
Hall, on Monday evening next. MAY rs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-16
SHOES. SHOES.

Jln pair Ladies cheap Kld SHOES. l"s,
-OO received aud for snle ~ COR BANS
chap Cosh Siot Store, % rhnmes .lresl, st
- cents per par. N.Y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-16

BOTTLED ALE Porter and Champu gn
~ Cider. lust received aud for sale by
May l6. +. STACY, JR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-16

w. S. PHIPPS & CO.,
No, Is, kilby Street, Boston,
lave reserved by recent arrivals al e%ten-
., slve assortment Of
BRITISH, FRENCH & GERMAN GOODS,
LACE GOODS.
IL to E I black and white glmpnre Lnccs;
IA to 81 black and wII,e fict Nets;
MecklIn, Brussels, brTgantI, wire ground and
jacquard Laces
Black six hlel Nets
.isle Thread, gimpurc tattlng, hshbnrton
and plali Laces and EJgngs, black and
white ;
Blonde Quilting coIo5ud Euches
FlIct and tulle Shaws.
WHITE GOODS.
Book Muslin & carabrIc cdglngs s, lnser,ings;
Muslin Collars, new style
Black Mourning do.i
Book, Swiss aud jacquard Musllns;
Curtain Muslin Bishop Lawns;
Check d, satin sirlped aud PLAIN Cambucs
Swiss checked and satin spot do;
Lace striped cambrlcs; corded skirts
Long Lawns Linen Cambrlcs J;
Linen Camprc llOndkcrchcts.
DRESS GOODS.
Cotton Bal2ornes, worsted do;
Printed Damages printed Lawns
Mourning Lawns printed Swiss NuslIns;
Lace Organdles Jacquard Orgaud Gng
hams Linen Chusans Coat and Fnrls
ton Cnghams; Striped Silks; Delhi
Dresses.
SUAWLS, HANDKERCIIlEFS, &c.
Rlch plain, lace striped and granite Came
lion silk ShawlS black silk Ottoman ShawIs
t,cossals, silk and worslcd barugc, de LAIN,
and printed Cashmere Swawls; black file
and lulle lace shawls GImpure lace Shawl
rich fancy silk llaudkerchlcis aud Cruva's
SILK Bandannas Corahs black slIk cravats
renllemrn's scnris green Barage aud VelIs
Love Wells black Ond colored grapes, vel
vets, &c.
GLOVES, MITTS, &c.
rullc Mnts with buglcs, spanglcs and gol'
embroidered Mohalr Gloves Nuts an'
Il half fingered
Do Lace, honcycomb aud fet Ito.
/ Rubber Mlus, super black and cooTed kr
II Glovcs.;-
4 I.lse Thread eud silk Gloves.
HOSIERY.
Black and colored imperial aud plain colto
4 Hose
II Black Moravau do. mlx'd do;
| Silk Hosiery Vlgonla hall Hose.
Il GIMPS, GIRDLES, PRINCES, Nc.
| Pans, moss, florence, buglc aud rich ianc
II Glmps
| Asrachan. shcal-hcad, silk aud bullion Frr
u CESS
I Rich glrdlcs Grape cords Tassels;
! Fancy buttons, fancy buttons with pcndani'
II acofns, &c;
! Bonnet. neck and cap Ribbons TaGcia an
Il velvet Ribbons Gallu'ns,
II Glass and pearl Bnnnels snlin wire wir
II Ribbon Rcuculcs curtain lnugc line
II tapes aud bnbbns twlllcd tapes ho"l
II aud eyes par~ian Lavender COlogu
II soap sen, bags, &c. &c.
II Boston, May !, leli-ls6w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-16

Court cf Frobair, NsrPori, May 6, lSAl.
VNHE commissioners. report of claims a.
4 gaInst lhe estate of Jnhn CoGdard, late
of Newport, Cabinet Maker, dec, was pre-
senied for allowance,
The same is read and received and refer
red ior consideration To a Count Of Probate,
10 be holden At the Town Hall, IN Newport.
on the first Monday IN June next, at 9
o'clock. a. m, and notice ID. ordered 10 br
given thereof 10y an advertisement 3 times
IN the HeraH Of The Times, TOR all persons
interested To appear a, sand tme and place
and be heard.
A true copy-wtncss:
ZIG B B. IIowLANU, Pro. Crk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-16
Couto Of Probaie .Ne,Qport, JMay l5, Ieli.

CourtoJ Probate, .NetQport, Nay ID, leii.
'HNllE Commissioners Report aud the Ad
m,nisrrator's final Account against the
estate Of Sarah Morgan. late OF Newport,
dec, were presented for allowance.
IT is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof IL referred 10 a
Court Of Probate TO De- holden at The TowE
Hall IN Newport, Oh the first Monday IN J unc
next, at o'clock a. III, aud that previous
notice be given by publishing copy Of this
order three several tunes IN the Herald Of
The Times, for all persons interested to APP
pear at said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-wItness:
| MIG b. B. lIowLAND, Pro. Cpk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-16
w OGDEN Clocks,

TUST received and for sale cheaper thar
- ever offered before at STlClS Vare
nv Store. May l6.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
r e M O v A L.

'I>lIE subscriber wishes To give notice, ,ha;
he has removed Ia the new Store ia
Charles street. where he intends Ia carry on
he Shoe making business. IN all It's branches.
ie wishes 10 gave notice To his old custom
re-, that he will make Boots and Shoes, OF
he same quality, aseheap a. atany Store IN
Newpdri, and cheaper Ia the end than they
IAN shoe themselves by purchasing dhe sale
ra sh at some Of The shoe stores.
lie also keeps constantly on hand a supply
f the best quality Spanish aud halt Spanish
Cigars at WHOLESALE and retail at No. s. cor
,er Of Charles a. Marlborough streets, dl
rcctly west oi the iah. .. 49,
ROBERT SEATTLE.
May 10.