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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-10

LocoFoco RowDYIsn-The Wbigs or
New York had a grand mass mee,ino near
National Hail, on Thursday evening last,
which from oil accounts, even the Journal of
Commerce admits, was one of the LARGEST
ever held in the city by any party. The
muliIiudes were addressed from nine Ina.
rent stands nj the same time by eloouen, and
distinguished speakers The display OF ban.
ners, torches, Nc., was beyond all nreceden,
and no meeting equal in numbers or cn,h,.
siasrn ever assembled in the city of New
York
The unadulterated maligniiv Of Locofo.
ism, alarmed by tbi. immens, demonstro,io,
oilhe wings isplayed Itself by most wan.
ton, wicked and murdcfous attacks Jpring
the evening. The members ofthe infsmon,
Empire Club were prominent in this b,r.
baFons warfare. They FIRST marched ,bror
the Wings with banners and music and \,
'nsnis and Wells sud misses. auem,,o3 !,
provoke a fight. and finally made an ,t,,cL
outright with clubs, s'ung shot and knives
~en1'afoftng 90 destroy he banners hc,,ioo
proSrailng md trampliug upon the he arers
show your knives, bows ~ ashou, 80,
sh'Nesf "as the general cry Of the lea
defs NJ these nscas Severed ofthe WA,
were badly eat and bruised. and sey.,,I,
injured The attacks vrrs wihou, n,oyo
cation. ard show palpably the dcs,er,,s ~,
| hgnHy which acinaies these i~o,oforo roo.
dies One Of tho lefiers was a no,or,on
mansayef, and another r%ufisn. the Tfibun.
aYs, a pagliis lately sentenced 70 the Pc,
E renuary Tor an assault on = female. hw i
2 SANITY parsonea by Gov Bouek. b4oro a
could b. seni TO prison. Salem lReriser
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-10

~ the l~oeofnco readers doubles. feel q deep
~,n,errs, IN this matter, We hope that every
Loco pstrr in he State will give the follow
,ne . place. Justice demands this, and sure
". such nRid '.,ioklers' Tor justice will not
refuse to obey is call.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-10

"Polk the Young Hickory Dallas, and
Texas AL The Loco papers.
How patriotic gentlemen ? Your
Young Hickory shall be Poked, to your
hearts content.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-10

iCi low
wing gain, ll23
The counties Of Caroline, Queen Anne.
Somerset, ST. Mary's and Worcester to hear
from, which in lS4l gave a Wing majority
OF 1851. Pratt is elected by 500 to 1000
majority.
The Journal of Commerce gives Carol
4'9 IN the above counties, varying but II
votes from the Tribune.
The Legislature, which elects a u. States
Senator will be overwhelmingly Whig-
more so than for years before. We had II
wing majority last years in Anne Arun-
del: 2 in Calvert, / in Caroline, 8 in Carol,
2 IN Dorchester, 8 in Frederick, 3 in Tai,
bot. 5 in Washington. We have lost A in
Baltimore and 2 in Frederick.
The Senate will probably stand Is Wing.
to 3 Locos; the House 81 Wings to 25 Lo
cos. Last year Is to s in the Senate and AZ
TO 35 in the House.
AID. Adr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-10
THE MURDERER OF JONATHAN
ClILEY

has met with a terrible blow in Maine
The moral and religious portion Of that State,
the state where the bones of the murdered
Cllley repose, have said in a voice that has
reached every hamlet in the whole Union
we 'ctH nerer STAN or hands By uoting for
a murderer!
viii the State Of Vermont be behind
Maine in this matter |"
We find both The above extracts in a Yer
mont Locotoco paper Of last week-and in
the same paper we see three or four columns,
expressive of the indignation of the Editor
in view of tee wrong done Jas. X. Polk by
the 'Roorback' forgery, and which it now
turns out, is the work ola brother locofoco.
Comment is unnecessary.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-10-10
WHO WILL DO IT,

IA very large portion ofthe people of Yer
mont are protested christians ---enoueh to
turn the political scale on the Presidential
question. If, then, Henry Clay receives the
vote of Vermont it will be by the votes of the
churches =! What Clay's character is, it is un-
necessary to state-every body knows what
1t is. How then is it possible that men, who
every day preach morality and religion, and
pray TOR the suppression of vice can show
their faith by their acorks' in voting for the
man ~FARTHEREsT REMOVED FROM VIRTUE and
MORALITY OF ANY Man LIVING
sTHE M~Y1RDEDEp M, JnNL,urr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14

eurRrmr CovRr.-Wo learn from Bii.,ol.
That the trial Of Martin Luther, Of Warren.
WHO was Indicted fcr acting n, Moderator nj n
pretended rown Meeting undsr tho "proplr'.
Con''ilnt'on," no called, came on before the
Supreme Court, now in session nt tha, plnce
o" Tuesday afternoon. ile'appearsd wi,hou,
counsel or wi'n"ssr'.nna arrdsnnily depi,d ,h,
validity Of the act under " hich the indictment
wn' i"und. After the Attorney General ser,
ft''hy c'"''d 'h" case, the Chief Justice cLars
% The Jury, setting forth the.kw in clear an,
comprehensive manner. Tho jury were on
ABOUT mn hour and returned into Court with n
v'Fdie'"f Gully, recommending the prsone,
10 mercy. The Court sentenced him 10 sin
months imprisonment in the county Jail an.
~ pa. fine Of Eve hundred dollars Thi,
wns The easiest punishment they could inAici
and the Chief Justice said that if The prisoner
wished more mercy shown him, he must yo Il,
the General Assembly, rs that body alon,
were entrusted with the power. This is th,
brst conviction under tho "Alserine" nc,
One mare trial under this act, 10 to tuko plac.
In the course Of The week.
The letter Of our correspondent, nj Bristol.
yesterday, did not come to hand ill after ou,
paper was put to press.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14
ID J. a n II e .

Ia this town, ur the olh net. Audlc,
Clarke, Esq ~ Ills 7AIh year nI hrs age.
! II Is >rld"m thai W. are called on 10 record
4 death which creates - wide breach ~ 50.
ci"ty us thai of the individual above named.
10 mimd naturally of II high order, hs had
iuiurd those grncrs which ar" uuiv IT, ho nc
qulrrd ~ deep Thought aud - patient study al
those old aud profound authors WHO hn,,
made our lauguas. classical. Bul bru"vuI'uc,
was the leading Grauirn Of his character IL,
had u fmiI" and kiud word for all Who ap
pruarhrd him, aud long shalt we reurrnbs'
hls bland air and ftth"rl, bearing, aud mourn
that we shall know them ~ more.
A. y merchant, he was upright and honura
bile asa public man, d"ser,edly esteemed
having ~ yarinus tmr, held high trusts which
he discharged "llh scrupulouS fidelity. IT,
private life hc was rnrurutly pare, aud, u
his social relations, without rrproarh. " hri
such man goes to his l"ug hou', ihr mourn.
,rs literally ego about tho sir"-,- 10 tr.
d"-crnd"d io the tomb ull oi Nrsrs, beloved
aud respected, leaving Tor our c"nsoiution ia,
bright example "i hl- many virtues Cos
IN jamestown, on Wednesday 9th ln,t. Nj
irunld Wrrdrn, ne"d - ,rnrs
IL BRISTOL, on SurLa, last, Capt Simon u
W Lisromb, aged g. toars.
~ rro,nirncr, 7th inst Mrs. Nancy Miilsr
m l. 52d wear ui her age.
Ou b"atd ship llunir'.., ~ MAY last, VI
Ebrn.zrr rcck, of Rhnd. Island, first officer
Al his residence 80 Prince Crurgrs count,
Mar, land. on the 9th inst Hon. Gabriel Du.
walt, ~ tho J3d wear uf he sgc, formerly for
many Years, nnr of the Judges uf lIc Surtetn,
Court of the Uritcd states --iIn was distIu
suish,d ~ scholrr, and for al tho virtue,
that adorn thu hfc Of man and vii lnrs h,
Remembered with t,sf'sntt apd a6'ru.n hy
! al ~hcArsv h'a
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14
HI E RAID OF THE TIMES.

some laws, made for The befeh.of all classes
of Tho people, they would. consider j, n sad
calamity, both upon themselves ond upon
their country, 10 be molcbied in these, their
dearest rights. Let Cong at'ss also bear il"
mind, that this m"noral, lns stead of cnanai.
ing from the ."D"nncratlc, m"uh"rs of the
Rh"l" Island Legislature" is in fact ,h"
dying riIrr of Nh exr'r'ny r"v"luii"n--'be
last attempt "f d"nse"gu"s I" place iI,",n-
selves in power. The real Dmocrary" Of
Rhode Island hare not changed. M ,h"sn
wicked and desperate 'n"u"rinl,'s wond
nss"ri bni Ia their honor. H.p lore Heir
ron"iy ami VW mol, by any act Of Lastntss,
attempt us overthrow.
RHODE ISLAND.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14

.Is SHIP NEWS. sA,
PORT OF wPORT.
Ar RIVED.

rHrRsDAY, Mareh 7
nris Confidence, Bailey, 81 dny" fm Mobile
Sloop A,i"n, Heath, I'm n, Y. G'r Prov.
FRIDAY, March g.
Brig Mary, Barker, fm Fail River for sa.
,nnnnh
Schr. Champion, Drew. from Naniuckrt :
Berry. Sears, Salem Krldon. B.lf,,i; and
iInnry, Nirkerson. Boston, all for n York -
Fancy, Chn'", aud Richard Ia, lnr, Jaimsou
n Y"rk f"r Boston Equator, srurgis, snuth.
port for Proyidrnce.
SUNDAY. March To-
Ship Ralancc. ID w Reed I'm NV Coast
i5S davs I'm Maui. nf and ior Pr"ridruc". with
$500 bhls ~ hal. $50 du sp nIl, aud 25 Goa lh-
hnnc-Tnwcd Ia Pro, idrnc. "n Mondav, b,
Steamer I"las Spoke, tun dates sivrn) I'm
~ &c, s Ion - IS W ships SA,ira, tdn,np
NR 70 sp Iai a. 90 :. lon 40 30 w Aisprlia.
Rahrock, of aud Gr sag IIarh"r. full Int III
a7, lon -. brig Washington, of PnrrHud. fn
Cardcnas for Portland LAT 3S C2. Ion ~ ar.
s"hr Tamnrr. nf Frankfort, 3 days from Port.
lnud for TIn,aua
Rrig Cnnfd.nc", Brown, fn Prov
Plni.bnat Josiah Siurgis, Of Tishurv, I'm
cruise, with go"sc.uerk of main boom carried
nway.-S spoke l0lh, in ,h" VINEYARD Sound,
Ship Charles Drew. fin NV Cnnst, with $50
bbl, oil. nr aud for New Brdf,rd
Shops zig Iani, Heath, iin n Y. for Prov.
Providrnr", AIrn,'N Brdfnrd fhr Warren
Jane, Hall, Prov. Tor Pawcarurk.
MONDAY. March II.
Bric Good ITopc, Riley, 90 DAYS IN Triui.
dad. Cuha, with Mniassrs, To S. II C"iurlI
Spoke, ODD nli Kew West h"n,ng NV 81
Mills. Ship Berlin, Of and from Boston, for n
Orleans.
Schrs S"uihcrnrr Gibbs, fn E"sion fpr y
York Adams. NcErrsou, do for Phlnd.
Passed up-6 =. VI brig Paragon, Brnyton,
l6 da,s fm ApaIa' hirola, nf aud for Prov -
Spoke, this day. 6 A. NJ. off Montaug IIghl
bearing NE by \ distant miles, Rev Gutter
Ewing, tm n. ! on a cruise, His.ied Ia De re.
?o'.ed.
Tuesday. March I2
Sehr vesper, Snow, fin Boston for Virginia
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14
&Sx:genSC's Notice.

TIE s"b-cr,h"r having bcrn appointed hy
~" iI"n. Supren" Court. tnr Tho rnnn
~ " Newr"ri. ~ It's March term Is4i A..
signc" of Ssmnri ~. Lawiun and Chnr!"-
L1"'"r, T"hsccnnl,is. aud Whiiam N
N""ty. Mnn"inciu"r. sIl "f NJ" port. here.
nv gives notice ~ CREDITORS. r", prnsr'tng
'h"r "'ams within SIX months from ih" dat"
h"t""f. thai they viii be prcclndcd frnin all
divIo"nd-. "'i' of snld lns"lv.nis s,,.'e.
WV. ". WbUGLAS, .7ssign,r.
Ne"pnri March IA. le4I-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14

The packet ship Lvcrpo"l Capt Edridpc,
arrived nj New York from Liverpool las,
Friday with adyres two days later than be-.
fore received. The cmnplcxion nf business.
was about lh" same 40 s;ihe prrg,ons dntes.
The news. Of course, is moi much. thnuoh
II uciudrs mn nnusua nil,uhnr of dnnibs
among the great of too Garth. tn. horcaa,
"f IN" relgnng nnkn II Cohurg, Prince Al.
hor's father. wns announced "a tie. paprrs
by The Inst nrrivnl ha died suddenly. ~ crnmp
~ tho stomach. Ile was eIdnr hrn,hcr of
KING L""pold,nf Bolgimand nf the Durhrss
~ k"h,. Th" NOR" rc"u' dnaihs wcrn Of
G"r"'nl Bertrand. Of The Princes. CArlo,te.
wIfo "f Dom Franci-rn nf Spain, aud of the
Grand Dnrh"ss of Od"nbmy.
In the House of Lords, IN reply To L,nrG
Rrnn.ham. ih" Earl al Abrr,lrrn stated thai
Franc" bad prornsed alterations IN The treaty.
with England cnnrerrlug ia" rrghl al sracch.
and thai hc cnnl,l no, say what would he ,In
result. lie trusted no effort would be spnred
~ destroy III" slnv" trade. hni that tho 6rs,
"hj"rt oi Great BrIlair must now be the
preservation "f peace among ia. nations nf
Europe. They mus, not rsk that first and
greatest blessing for thu sake of any work nf
sup"rrro.a'l"n or humanity. To DO 80 wunld
b" The most pr"p"si"rous attempt any great
nation could rngHgr IN
The ltl>h state TRIALS were prorccdinc.-|
Mr.. OC"NNELL began his speech in defence
on Monday The 5ih.
There have been terrible gales off tho
coast, and q EuGiber Of sad disasters are re-.
corded.
SLAVE TRADE In ihn House of Cr,nmocs
"n the oh Ia anSAcr t." QUESTION by I.nrd
]. Russell Sr X. Peel -nld nnnn'miInus were.
going forward with The United States. for the
purpose at Gaming 10 an amlrahlr adjust
ment tor the suppression Of the slave trade
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14
ICON MueIcATFD

Mr.. ATKINSON, take this method Of ac.
know'edging, lin behalf Of the Newport Bras.
Band the kindness Of tho Rhode. Islander in
noticing "nr Concer, Of last evening, nlihougl,
they unfortunately nude q mistake in the Hall
And to prevent any Misunderstanding, wish
20 make the following statement 1T will b..
fscn by the notice referred to, which Won will
please copy, that the Band is uccu.rd Of show.
ing nm unfrirndly disposition toward, the pub.
li'hers ofttni paper. It's very strange, IL .a,
the least, that thcy sl ould make such IN
assertion, when the facts show so punl,
10 tho contrary, The truth ls-W. hare pat.
paid them more hon donsis the price that We
have since paid for the same work - Notwitl,.
standing which, to avoid any supposed pnr.
na'ity, l went to their Office to get the bills
printed for the last Concert, and offered them
lie same thu! We had been paying for them,
when they refused TO print them, saying, if not
Tho public can Judge hoc much we have,
drodsR giving the printers Of the Rhode l..
lander any paironog",- they seem Il"
DO quite inssnsbIr, themselves, in The super.
abundance Of their good WILL" that they are
under my obligations whatever to the Band
.ishrr for the patronage actually given them,
CT for that which was aflerward. offered them
ROBERT SEATTLE, Treasurer
.fcarpoH Brass Band.
Newport, March ID, ls44.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14

The brig FIokomnk ,'lIArris, ofand for Pfovi
dcncc. from Mobile, wns struck by Lightning
about 20 miles SSE Of Cape ilaiteras, On TIN
Qtlh u,. in severe gallo. Til" fire communi
hours she wns cnvelopcd in flames. The
captain and crew g in aI,) were taken off by
the ship FIavio, Coffin (since arrived nj Boston
from y. OrIeaus) which came TO their assist
rnce Just in time 10 save them with barely lb
clothes they stood in.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14
SEIEgsIEF,S SALE.
- W PORT. SC -

2SY vrlne of M Execution is.ned ont Of
- ia" f"nr' Of c'Ann,oo Pleas tor the
county of Washington, Anyu.i Term. \. d..
lsl3. IN favor of Wary A. ll~,urd, Of sonih
n kng-iovn. and Ia ~" directed "na d.livru 4:
! VIII s"ii NJ pnh!r Ancil"r, an The pr.n,..s.
I" III" hr.h";' bidder. an Saturday the c3,
day "f March. ie4I. ~ rlrcrn "rlort 4 NJ,
! NJ ihc ri.h', uil" and Im"frsi that Wal-
! t"r J.. Co2Z"ns. ot the town aud county of
\ Newport. h"d on the 6Ih dav al August,
lSl2. NJ 5 o'clnck. p. NJ IN aid Ia tli" fol.
loving e-iat'e SITUATE IN snid New peri. and
dcsrrIb"d a. fIl"Ma, 10 wli "a lat of lsrd,
WITH H." buildings thereon. bounded rs ial.
l".s: westerly an Thames street rs fee, 3
inches; sonlhrrlv nn land Int" of Slss
Dean; "a-t"rlv on lnnd late W Illiam r.
Alnmfnrd'> l6 feet norih"rlv on ~ hne run
uing rhrnneh The house 81 feet on land late
Charles NJ Thufsinns. aprecbblv la n frrul-
er plai. Also. ~ and 10 auolhrr lot of lsnd.
with y DIV. Hing home and other buildings
ihrrrou. bounded 'rastCry ana way lrsdino
10 AIlll street, IN land lale al Sllss Dean;
s0"'h"Tiy on lhnd late OF said D"nn wes-
ierIy on passage way aud norhery on
Mn street. being III" esiaic lai. owned by
William =. Mumi"rd dee. Also. in and to
anuihcr lot a. ltnd "a me south pan "f New.
port. Containing about one acre, and fornrr.
ly owned by William Batcman. and bounded
."urh-rly on land late of rhnmss Clarke
."ssicry on land late of Fleet 7. Green;
norlhery "n land late William L"e'- and
"a"'erlv on Spring rirret. Also. IN aud 10
p hnrrers shop, on ot Of land bounded
nonh on lard o' Mary MrRra east on land
ot Benjamin Weaver south on Prospect
Hill street. and west on land al III" hers of
Benjamin --- and William &. Grrne.
WM. H. DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
Ncwpou Feb. 90 lSJ. -
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Guardians Notice.

TllE snhsrrlh"r having h"en appointed by
the Hon. C"nr' al Proba,e of H." town
at Ch"rl"s'"wn. Guardian Ia Tho person nnd
"slnl" NJ Edward l.. Gr"rue. "f sad Charles
town md having gwen bond ns the Inv rc-
quir"s l"rhy requests all persons having
claims n9Sinri sad Greene (" rres"id thrm
for s"ill"m"ot. aud those indebi'd Ia nal ke
IinmcdIni" rAyn"ni. -'f
GEORGE w. CROSS. Grrrdinn.
CaarlrsinW March g. Isl, tvs Ii
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14

The Pac,fc Squadron, The N. q. Plea
ynnc has a Sandwich Island paper Of De.
ccmber 2nd. From tina II learns that tl
u. y. frignie Constellation. Cum. Krarney.
sailed from Ilon"lulu on the 10Th of August
last the irIga,c Unned States. Capt Jamr.
Armstrong. on the 10Th of August : the L. =
,loop ~ war Cyane, Capt. S,rlbing. on N,
q Of November; and Tic y. s. store shin
Ere, LisnL N. w DIkc, m the 9Th of ih'
SANE rnIn,h
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14
..CCA l..
FROM the Lincoln T-Iegraph.


| -" To promote health Of the body and
Incrrasc m" tranquility Of the mnd. are
among The most lrnpnrant objects for winch
man lives, and for winch the sagas of anti.
4 qnIiy labnred WITH inrs.snnt and unremiirIrp
tol. The constitution of mnn was their
study IN order 10 discover the seal of his
rHaln,ll'6. nnd snurce uf his corpnreal mise.
ry. To allrPiate The dropping sprIls, ,n M.
spirr cDuhd-nc" Ia the drspundlup mud and
"HS" ia" snrruwed heart, all lh" arguments
at their rhiin.ophy aud po'Ftfs uf reason
were tururd. Among The yared brant hrs
nl worldly learning. there can b. none ,ounl
~ Importance 4" iha, oi II" ilrn!!ng All. Tor
! the soul ~ n diseased body may b. np,ly
rumparcd Ia the martyr IN llls dungeon. w!irh
retains lis real value bat has lost IT'S useful.
meas. Many or most diseases have ili"lr
I"Iigin ~ an Irlpur" nt Impoverished state uf
ih" blood. and ihls brlng fuId SUI g,nrris
extending 10 The mn-i minute TniltculIuris at
lbr system "a" subtle poison ~ lnu4.d mud
ia" s"'d brlug Sown, brings forth truI IN
'Ohndhnr" ~ one in~iHure causing swrI.
ing nf The glands. rcsuliin! ~ Sctufl, or
Kings EvIl, ~ nunIher Justification of Iht.
arteries or turning them IN" bone; also rhr,i
mail-D and dSeaS" nf the heart. cIliaunnI>
"rup;Inn. Diseases al the liver. nnd u variety
"t either maadies which soon hurry rh"rr vrr
nm In hIs grave. S.4RS.9P.3RLL III.
DiNDELIO.E aud TOi.IIO P.kEi-
tE.7 u rnrly vegetable medicine. which
- The result at years al labor aud chemical
research. III bIlngIng It To hs present state
"t prrt"rilon VIII arrest, aud il timely ad
mlnIst"red. perfectly cor" these dlSraSrs--
hy purifying The vital liluId--rru"urrntlnp the
constitution. d>pelhnu dlsrntri action, grv
'ng ton" Ia IA" general ru"rgl"s ot tnr sy>
ten. aud enabling The blood Ia course on
freely, and bringing with It health aud r"
nrw"d vICnr. a. 'hr Phpny rises from The
aSlu's ot iis fire, r"-Inlmaird with new huhr.
I" does tins m"dlrIu" t"Iuvigural" the " hole
system. enklndImg Ils expiring energies md
overcoming dI>"HS".
For sale in Newport bv
Il, iI\I\RD,l n.
TAYLOR, lug ''
Also IN Fall River by
ii\i.E REMINGTON. /
Newport, Feb 22, lsIi.-lm.
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AUCTIONS.
AUCTION.

To Be let nj Public Aucfion, an .MorSc~,
hs s61 Of .Mo,qh inst. nj ~ o.hok,
n ~ Iorone rear, on Me premises,
pasfmngr only.
yNiIAT cxr"llcni im of land. containing
ahoni seven nrrrs, mex, south nf ihe
nresn House. snd .ro'nmnuiv knn~p by this
nnmc of the john r. Sh'rmno lot
Cuudl'ious ~ tim" nf ssic
JOSIAH e. SHAW, .1uefr.
Mach i4-'ds.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14

The difficulties between Mexico and Eng
land as per late advicos at New Orleans.
have been omicably settled, the Mexican
Government having approved of the arrange
men, made by their Minister in London.
The February in.lalment, due on the IN
Identification ~ the Unnpd States, has bc.i
paid by the Government ~ Mrxico.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14
Is = 8 IS s 4 q q 5,

In ibis t"wa, "u SUNDAY evening last, b,
rI. Rev Mr. Thay"r, Mr.. Cnnrl,- - W
Ians, of Name, 10 Miss Ann Courrli, Of thus
place.
On III. same evening, bv tho Rev. Mr. Lea.
yer, Mr. Edmund Smith TO Mis-, Rachel Prror,
all Of TIN, place.
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From the Rhode-islanier Of yesterday.
Newport, March ID, ls44.

II THr NkwroRr Bass BAND giyo nr
shnurnrd concert tbs ertRing nj the Tow
Hall 1t our rule not To notice exhibitions
which are not advertised u our pnprr, but ~
feel 80 much good will towards the Baud, thni
". ri,rth,m the advantnYe "i ihi. notice, nj
though they appear to avoid giving us an,
patronage.
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Coud Of Probate, .v,wpo9 .urcL 1, Isli.

Court Of Probate, .NtWpori, Nrch 1, lsll
THE final accoun, of the administrator
ou tho cslntr of Ann Wnodman, lat" ~
I, il ordered. that tho same bc received
and tho consideration thereof referred to q
Court " Probate. to he holden NJ the Town
Hall IN Newport, on tic hrs, Monday in Apul
next, at . o'clock. 4. VI. and that previous
notice he given by publishing eopv Of this
order. three several times in the Hrah oj
n, Times. for all persons interested tn sp.
peat ~ sid time snd place ,nd be heard
\ lrrs copy witness
MA u y Ho-LAsp, pro Cr,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14

The Dnrrues. it 10 said. do not intend {"
,nn ticket at the coming Gnbcrnntorla
Spring election. for tho reason ,ha, they can
90, lrddco any of 'h"ir valiant heroes to b'
foolish enough 10 s,nnd IA candidates
We have no doubt this is The fact, but the,
want ,r-'rlipc- ror--'"r'ree
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14

lcs Tho accounts received Of HE rrcrri
Charter Elections ia iho State "f New York,
arc highly cheering 10 the friends Of Mr.. CLN.
An entire political revolution has been effected
In many siroug holds of lucufocoi-m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14
Letters.

REnIlSlSc IN rHr ro:T orvrer, sEwroRr
n. L., March LIST, lo44
~ .AdcertiS,d letters are piacsd ir q .epat aie
bor. PerSo"s applying for them ptit please cal
for "AuyEKrisLp LLTTEKs.'
/ Alien Ml,s Esther L"nnox Capt John
Bates Peter f. M"ilirt Matgarett Il
li"us"u Richard Rogers Ahah Jr
. t}uardmau SamI Twtrhrli L
\ Bug.S Jnsrph tIallr John
Brown Perry Weed khwin
/ Brown Henry Woodward John
Bates Ml.. Dladamia Wallacr CnlhArinr F
Brown Mar, 5 Wh,don Miss Cmrruda
Cornell Miss Hannah Wilson Miss Anna :
DAVIS WIN II MppLrrowA
Day Miss Sophia Barker Juha
Elliot Car sam c Rus."l! >,inuel
Fisher Marx 1urkrr Palmer
Fuller l. |! lmsu.
Fletcher Misc Mary + Donoho Jnmrs
Clifford Naih hcNhmara rhns
Gilrnr FrancIs MCu>ky Cathanne
Hand, J"ry QnIsl, john
Hunter Wm QuuIHu Ellen
lMo.-3w. ASHER ROBBINS, NJ.
E'IIE petitioners for au net to iucorpornir
the "Rhod" Island Asylum tor th" In.
.ane.' are hereby notified that n m""tlug
will hc holden an "Wednesday the ooh niI
Nsrch next. Al Ihrre "'cluck .. IN. ~ IN.
Senate Chaub"r AZ 'hp State House Tor tn,
purpose OF organ'2rnG -ard corp"rat'on.
BENJAMIN ABORN,
JOSIAH CiIhPlN.
ANASA MANrON.
THOMAS BURGESS.
Providence. Feb 81. lS4I
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TO LET.

WiH be lei at Public .1"ction, on Me
premises, he 23d 81 M..2h neri. at
9 3o'ciock, p. NJ. ""
EiIE Fr""hody I.o'. Situated nrar the
Ocean ll"u-r, cnu'a,ring shout 7 IL
arr"s. J.GOODSPEED. .4aef'r.
Newport Feb. 30 ,Ie44
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-14

The body of female supposed to hnv'
been murdered Two rr three years ago, was
found on Monday buried about six rnchr'
below the surface. a, the corner of Walnu'
aud Water streets, N. York. An inqucs,
was To be held on The remains.