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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10
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In this town oil Saturday 29h ult. after n long and
painful Hines, wh ch he bore with Christian iortiiue
William u. Gladding, eldest of Solomon Gladding,
aged 90 years.
On sunday 30h ult. Clara E., daughter OF Mr.. Thos.
A. Iowland.
IN Providence, the 3lst nit. Benz H. SNOW, son OF
Arthur Snow, aged 10 yeHrs.-Willinm Coates Water
mnn.On the 9th inst. Mrs. Sarah, wife Of Mr.. samuel
Gud aged 62 years On the fth, Mrs. Emel;ne Pope
wife oi iervey Pnkham, and daughter Of Capt Free
man Pope, nf Enfield Mass aged 81.
In Providence on Sunday Mrs Hannah Murphy. " ifo
of Dennis Murphy, ~ the 10th year OF her age.
Al Woodstock W. on the 10Th nit Mrs Abigail Clan,
aged 56 years. wife OF Rev. Joel LAP, late OF Gardiner
Me.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

ExHiLARATiNo GAS I've are request
ed 10 mention that an Exhibition will be
given at the Town Hall, this EVENING,
of the laughable effects OF this Gas upon
those who inhale it. From fifteen ia
twenty persons, we are informed, have
promised 10 take full doses. The Gal.
lery Of the Hall is to be exclusively re-
served for Ladies, and Gentlemen who
accompany them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10
10 >gafS7}T 1NtnYort 1rNpo7 9oyc%C 10,
e9 s MAR alAl-aa,5sE5

In Providence on Thursday last, Thomas T. Phillips,
Esq. Of Philadelphia 10 hnna Greene, eldest daughter
of Edward Walcott Esq. OF f.
In Providence on the 81 inst. by the Rev DR.. Tuck
err Mr. Edward &. Hull, OFF to Miss Ann c. Reynolds,
of North Kingstown,
In Thompson, Conn. Nov eth, Nr. George A. Whip
pie 10 Miss Harriet Il. Shaw, daughter Of Mr. Perry
shaw, both Of Attleborough-On the 29Ih Mr.. Nelson
WeliDan Ia Miss Laura 4. f. Brown, both of
Al Woodstock VI on The 26tl ult Capt Bezor Sim
mons of the Whale ship Magnolia TO Miss Laura Bill
lings, daughter OF Del Ei!!ings, Esq. OF w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10
Good News from Connecticut.

Our mail papers yesterday brought us
the cheering news, that the election
which took place in Connec ticu on Mon.
day last, has resulted in a complete Wing
triumph in all its branches.-A Whis
Governor,-a Whig Senate and House
OF Representatives, -and an entire
Whig Delegation TO Congress. Wei
has Connecticut rebukcd her Texas Lo.
coloco CoDgressmcn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

Uezekiah Willard, has beon appointed Col
iector of Providence, in place of Thomns L
Carpenter, who declined the appointment
Mr.. Willard was member Of the Foundry
Legislature, and has been one Of the chic
direction. aud head Of the party.
Elisha Phinnoy,2d, has been appointed Post
master at Warren, in place of Samuel Randall
remoyod Mr.. Randall has hold the Office ior
thirty yenrs.
Dcnjslnin Wyatt, has been appointed Post
master at Bristol, III place Of William J. Tilley
removed.
George Brown has been appointed Surveyor
sf Puwcstuck. He was dominated for the
aamo Office by President Tyler, sna was re-
jcc,cd by the Senate.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

Documentary History Of The Destruction
pfthe Gaspee.-The outside of this mum
Der of our paper is principally occupied
with this interesting History. If the
numbers are not too long, we shall here
after keep pace with the Providence
Journal until they are completed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

HAIR DHrssISG, SnAvISG, &c.-The Messrs
YouSo ns will be noticed in our advertising
columns, have takon and fitted up the store ro-
have spared no pains or expense in providing
for the wants and comfort Of their patrons, and
will no doubt be amply rernuncrnted,-A more
genteel establishment Of the kind s not TO be
found in New England.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

SoUTm-k -kiNGsrowN. I'VE understand
that Simeon C.. Tucker and Elisha A.
Robinson, both Dorri,es. have been
elected Representatives to the General
Assembly from South Kings,own.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

MIR, Payne has re-. e.opened his Writing
Academy, as will be seen by advertise
ment. He is an excellent and oxporien-
ced teacher, and his price is much low
er than teachers OF this beautiful AT have
hitherto been accustomed to charge in
this place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10
COnsumpiiycs doubt no Longer,
but read the .foHotoing and REFLECTu
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE 4

PuiLAD., April !, lsi5.
| hereby certify that during the riots in South
wark of July last, owing TO exposure and ia
tigue in the performance of military duty, my
health received "A severe shock. In the latter
part Of August, all the symptoms of PuLMoNA-
ny CoNsUMPTIoN appeared. AT this Juncture
called in my first physician, who attended me
some weeks without benefit, and tcld me dis
tinctly, that he cons derod my disease beyond
tho reach Of human aid lie now ceased his
visits every symptom getting worse pain in
the aide and breast, difficulty Of breathing, rails
ing blood, paIpitalion OF the heart, ght sweats,
hectic fever, SC, and was so weak was una
Bile to raise from bed or dress without assistance:
cough racking and violent frequently causing
me 10 bring up blood. ! now called in another
physician, whe at once recommended the use Of
TliOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP TAR &
WOOD NAPilrliA ,and when had got through
The fourth bottle was able TO dress myself and
come down stairs wnhopt assistance, and by the
time had finished my twelfth bottle my appe-
tito and strength returned, all The symptoms dis
appeared aud The disease was subdued, and in
common with thousands Of others who have been
cpred by this medicine, testify that to lis won
derful powers, | alone owe my restoration to
health. JAMES ANDREWS,
\ 2l7 Catharine street.
4 was called to attend in the above case, in
The secondary stage Of the disease. found the
patient laboring under complex disease Of the
lungs and liver liberation Of the latter had
taken place, and by percussion, discovered an
nbscess had formed in the right lung. The case
being apparently hopeless and beyond the reach
OF the usual treatment, resolved at once on US
ing THoMsoN's COMPOUND SYRUP TAR 4
WooD NAPHrHA, the virtues Of which had
previously tested, scarcely expecting 1t would
reach II case so desperate. The result is, a cure
the most extraordinary, henceforth dispelling all
doubts respecting the efficacy Of this excellent
medicine in diseases of the lungs and liver
M. CHAMBERS, NJ. ID.
Philada., APRIL, isi5,
This invaluable Syrup is for sale at las,
Thames street, by X. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

Mr.. Severance. editor uf The kcnncbec
Irurnal, aud members ot tungress from
Mslnc, says that twenty years ago he worked
~ the lriclhrcnrcf ollirr, ut Washington.
by w. .idc of Grn. Cameron the newly
cicctld rrnnsytauia Senator
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

New BEDroRp CuARTrR.-At the special
inst, the town refused TO accept the City Char
ter, by a vote of4i2 TO 543. There was M
par,izan division 10 the vote, tlree.f(lhs Of tho
whole number of votes was requisite.
Another vote has since been taken, aud tho
majority, was $50 against accepting.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

Alarming fires have been raging in the woods
Of New Jersey near Clementown for several
days past, Several thousand acres Of wood.
land have been destroyed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

OssERvANcE or ruE SABpArH.-We copy
from the Boston Journal the following letter
from DASIfL WEpsTER, in reply to one nn-
nooncing that no had been elected an honora.
ry member of the Baltimore Sabbath Associa.
ton 1t is a favorable testimony to the Sab
bath, from source entitled to high considera
tion
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10
WAsHISGToS, March 3, 1915.

Dear Sir IL feel greatly honofed by your
communication which | received on my ru-
turn to this city from the North on Saturday /;
and am sincerely obliged to my friend, Mr..
Williams, for causing me To be made mem.
Der Of the Baltimore Sabbath Association
The longer live the more highly do ! csii.
mate the importance of a proper observance Of
the Christian Sabbath, aud The more grateful
do feel toward those who take pains to i'm.
Press a sense o. this importance on the CON.
mun,y. The Lord day is the day Oh which
tho Gospel is preached it is the day ofpublic
worship throughout tho Christian world Aud,
although we live in a reading age aud in u
reading community, yet the preaching of the
Gospel ~ the form ~ which human agency has
been and still is most eniraciou-ly cmplcycd
for the spiritual improvement of uIrY. That
tho poor had the Gospel preached to them
waI an evidence "f his mission which the Au.
hor of Christianity himself proclaimed aud
To the pablic worship Of The Deity, aud the
preaching nithc Gospd, the observance Of the
Sabbath IL obviously essential.
aiU, dear 81, with much regn,d,
Your ob"di-nt servant,
(Scned) DANIEL. NEB5TER
Cn.aLysW RtuGrLr.
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NEW ADvERT1srmEETs,
BELLEVUE HOUSE.
'TeWport, G. X.

g.-.o The Subscribers ure huppy
EsTs.ns to announce to their old pa
Ttgli.iW irons and The public, that The
o. El4sss.i above long-estabIshcc aud
known House has undergone, since the
last season, very extensive ard important I'M
provemen,s aud additions, which Will render
The establishment npl Inferior to cllbcr Of the
magnificent houses now erected IN Newport
for the accommodation nf Summer Boarders.
It will be open for the reception Of company
about the ION Of June.
The public are so well acquainted with The
delightful location of The house, being within
a few minutes walk Of the Beach. that de-
scrption Of It's situation is unnecessary.
To the main building, an addition Of 80
feet has been made eastward, bs 40 feet
deep. which makes ,hc cu,ire south front 10
feet IN lcngili--,hc new poriion OF the honsr
having wide. double piozza extending the
whole distance south and east.
The addition to the House of a number OF
spaclou parlnis, Connected with lodging
rooms-the enlargement Of the Dining hall
and the various other essential improvements,
will now enable the subscribers to receive
nearly 200 persons, which ,he2 +eel co"fden,
they can accommodate IN q perfectly salts
factory style.
! o. An extensive LIVERY STABLE, is also
attached 10 the promises.
| HAZARD & ARMSTRONG.
Newport, April TO- 1915.
! ~ The New York Courier e. Enquirer
phIludc!p phia u. 5 Gazette; Baltimore Pa
Trio, aud Boston A Has, will poase insert
the above twice a week until the lst OF July
aud forward bills to II. e. A.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

0--The Baltimore Sun mentions :hat the
Governor of Mury has appointed Friday,
iho 27th Of June, as the day ofexecution OF
McCurry, convicted of murder.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

TRiAL OF NICHOLAS GoRDoS.--Tho Su.
prone Court in session at Providence bnve
commenced the trial Uf Nicholas dUrdon, for
the murder Of Amasa Sprague.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

The CoscLupiSo LEcrURr TOR The sea-
SOM of the Historical course a, the Unitarian
Church, will be given on Sunday evening
next, att O'clock. Apr. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10
BOOTS & SHOES.
at No. iJ7, Gbames=5trect,

II have now on hand complete ASSORTMENT
IA Of BOOTS a. SHOES obtained from
New York, New Jersey, and the bes, manu-
facturers of New England, comprising gen
ulne French Calf Bpots-half boo's-ca.t,
goat skin and seal ioois---Latss French
Slippers and every desirable pattern Of Mo.
rocco and KID Shues-and chldren's Shoes
of all kinds.
This stock needs no recommend. and Gus
toners mny be assured that the prices will
secure to this the meriled tlle Of 'The cheap
Cash Slorc.'
MOSES H. BEEDE.
Newport, 4th mo- lOlh, 1915 BIN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

uJSenor Amontc, the Mexican ex.Minis-
Ter sailed for Vera Cruz from New York on
Friday, with his family on board The barquo
Anahuac.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10
AT Marke, SO Beef Caui:, % pairs O

Working Ozeu, 760 Sheep, aud 1850 Swine.
PRICEs--Beef Catlle--Ssles quick at an ad-
vance. Extra 50 %; first quality 3 80 a
10; second quality % so; thiId -
S5.
Working Oxen-sa;es at $G5, $72, $40 and
$ei
sheep Sales from SO to s.. 4 few cosset
Wethers at g %.
Swine-Lots TO peddle 1lc Tor Sows, aud
5tc for Barrcws; two lots ot largo Burrows,
- IA Ohio Hogs ID aud l-4c. At re-
tail 5a and Cac.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10
M Torn MeeiinC, hoijrn by odjomn-
ment, .Neuport, april 3, 1915:

VOTED, that the Old Bnrying ground
shall not from and aItrr the passage OF
this act. be let out 10 any person for any our.
pose Whatever, and that no pasturng" of any
kind be permitted in the said ground, and that
no horse, cattle, sheep. hog or geese be
turned into or parured therein, and any per
son who shall let IN any animal, and the own.
or of any such anima! who shall suffer the
same Ia remain in said ggoAnd, shall pay as
fine the sum Of ten dollars, Tor each and
every offence; and any person who shall WI.
fully deiace or injnre IN any way any fence,
grave stone, tomb or monumen', IN said
ground, shall pay as fine the SUN OF twenty
dollars, he said fines TO be recovered in an
action of debt in the name OF the Town
Treasurer of this town, before nny Court oi
competent jurisdiction to try the same, one
halt Of aoid fine to and for the use of the in
former, and the other half to and for the use
Of the Town.
VoTrp, That il be, and it is hereby made,
the special duty Of the Towu Sergeant of this
Ituwn, TO pny particular attention, and see
that no violation Of the foregoing laws be
/ permitted, aud that he snail forthwith com
\ plain 10 tho Town Treasurer. of all persons
who alay violate the same and the Town
\ Treasurer Is hereby ordered and directed, "a
prosecute immediately all persons who may
violate any of said laws.
A true copy---aitest:
b. b. liowLANp, I0wn Cierk
| April TO-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10
Marine and Fire Insurance.
TIE PROTECTIOS INSURANCE
COMPANY, HARTFORD,
CAPITAL 10000 DOLLARS,

WILL insure Vessels at sea, Cargocs,
w f'ieghts md Catchlngs also. vessels
aud cargocs IN port, vessels building. MANU-
rACroRiss, houses aud buildings of all de-
4cuptluus, merchandise, Furniture, lumber
aud every description OF property, snlcly
stored, yarded or secured, against loss ar
damage by Fire NJ The rery forrest rates Of
premium, mol erceeding 5000 dollars on any
one risk
BENJAMIN MUMFORD, will receive
aud forward applications Tor the above, aud
also for the Bristol County Mutual Fire ~
snrnnce Company, Now Bedford.
Newport, Fob. Il, 1915 Gn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10
New spring Goods.

lust received good supply of now and
- desirable style SPRING GOODS,which
are offered for sale on The most reasonable
terms by JOHN II. JOuVET,
Ii3, Thnmes-Suec',
Corner oi Mary.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

Court Of Probate, .Newpon, .4pri7, 1915.
4 ppLiCArIoN was made for an admlnistra-
~ tor to be appointed on the estate of
Lieut.. George William Robbins, la.e Of the
4. :. Marine Corps, dec, uiesta,c.
The same ls read nnd received and the
consideration thereof referred To a Court
Of Probatc, to be holden at the Town Hall,
in Newport, on the first Monday in May
next, at . o'clock a. m, and that notice there.
Of 70 be given by an Advertisement three sue
ccssiyc weeks IN the Nrdld oTMe Times for
all persons interested to appear at sald time
and place aud Gc heard.
A true copy-wltness
Al0 B. B. llowLAND, Pro. GIN.
Court of Probate, .NewpoH, 1Prit Z, 1915.
4 rplIcArIoS was made for an adminis,ra.
"a tor to be appointed on the estate Of
Simeon SnlIh, late Of Newport wheGlWrght.
dec. in,Gsiate.
The same is received aud the cousidcra-
tiun thereof referred TO Court of Probate.
to be holden at the Town Hall, IN Newport.
on the fret Monday in May next, at q
o'clock n. IN. aud notice ordered 10 be-
given thereof by an ADVERTISEMENT to be
published three .imc3 ia tLc iicyuiR pG Ike
YtHcS, for a., persons Interested 10 appear at
said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-wltncSs:
AiO i. Il. liowLAND, Pro, CIR.
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Handling ehis Week,
Cargo Of SlOOp Ecnzi, from New York,
foR SALE 81
Z L & w NEWTON

\ ron SALE 81
IL. T. & w. NEWTON.
s@ a. 100, TI.a.l,cs-st..
2ji boxes extra fine Havana Sugar;
7 20 barrels New Orleans do;
| 80 boxes & bbls losf {. crashed do
( 40 bags old Government Java Coffee
lG6 packages iIvson, Young Tyson, Sou.
chong aud Pouchoug Teas
100 keys Lard
15 boxes extra No. Soap;
l30 bbs extra brand Flour;
3j bbls butter crackers and pilot bread
"a boxes sugar crackers and soda biscuit
40 boxes oranges and lemons;
30 casks Italian falsins
100 boxes bunch do;
l5 cases Canton ginger preserves
- boxes lemon syrup;
300 drums ias =
Is bbI5 soft she'll Almonds
30 boxes ground spices;
% do DO coffee
- do plug Tobacco;
80 bbIs provisions;
20 bbls CIDER vinegar;
H. boxes pepper sauce
90 buGcs patent iaiow eHnoics,
100 bays RIO Cgil"e
e ) tons dricd apples;
% doz olive oil IN a variety OF packages;
10 boxes Mocaroua and Vermacelh;
81 ar casks Mldcira, Por, aud other wlu:t /,
20 baskets Champagne
90 bags sHot
ALso-bulcf, cheese, hams. smoked beet.
dulry sail, castle soap, starch, chocolate,
cocoa, olives raprcs, mustard, anchosics, sar
d,Gas, Canton SOY, sals"da, sal~ratus, cream
of tarlor, sup. cnrb. soda, c'ron. currantS.
rrurcs. brooms, LorIl!ard snu!l aud iuOacco,
&c Sc. &c.
The above with large stock in store.
completes better assortment than ever of
ferrd ~ this place.
Ncnnnri, March y. lSlS.
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JOHN II. JOUvET. igeu' for the
BOSTO.V DYE HOGSE wiz attend to
forwarding all goods PIT in his care to be
cooreL. Aud warrants satisfaction 10 all
who will favor him with their patronage.
4 nril ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

Twelve or fifteen houses wera destroyed by
fire at Apalachicola on tho 2Sth Of March.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

Ship Palestine. Mumford, ut Mobile eth from
Liverpool.
ship Horatio, Wood, I'm York for Canton, was
spoken Jan. llth lat 2 > Ion 80.
ship Louis PHILIPPE, CastoT arr al Now York 3ls I'm
iIayre sih.
Brig Lisbon, Mcssur At Havana 2l-t ult. ready
sail for Sierra Morena, Cuba to load noasse. Tor this
port.
Brig Gen. Cobb Hammond, was ut Savannah 3lst
discg.
Brir octavia, smih, cid Philadelphia, 3D. tor Por-
to Rico.
Big Tasso Durdck, hence Feb. 18th, arr at N Or
leans 2lsl uli.
Brig Algonquin Ma!berry, cid at Key West 5th ult
for \. Orleans.
schr Warsaw, purdick, at New Orleans 21th ult.
I'm Havana.
Schr Cora, Read, cid at do 21th for IIavnna
Schr Mobile CozAcUs, cid AT do Tor Pensacola.
schr Narragansetl, Baker cid at Richmond 3lst 'or
Boston, uEd I'D 2d.
A letter I'm Capt. swain, Ut ship GEORGE CHAMP.
LIN this port dated Bravo Cane dc Verbs Nov 9th
reporis her cean-all woll-had - DAYS passage out
At Porto Grande, Cape de Verbs, Dec. l1rh, brig
HELEN PeaJrdy, Newport quantity oil not reported
Letters fn Capt. Handy, Of Bark Eelld oi Fgraven,
report her Ht 81 Jago Cape dNerds Jan 3D. Nil we'll
eN Nperieuced n gale when few days out lost
boat, und sustained damage in sails Hud spAr-
At Talcnhuann. Jan. II, Ship NENKAR, sherman,
100 hbs sp and 1900 hb- VIII and liO0U lbs. bone,
sOlI ior hoGle "a ar weeks
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1cd0emp 1T WatdrD'g ajutIGiug,
No. 81, Thames Street.

w K. PAIN IL guarantees Ia lmp1it 10 La.
VA dies and Gentcmcn, of all ngos. 81
peror, free, ilnwing, expedltiuuS and bcaulI.
lul style Of PrsIAHsuir, executed in al
rnsy, of hand manner, ia a course of ioeire
lessons, no matter how crompeJ or llIcglblc
The writing may be-. c. Extra lessons CIV.
On free OF ciargc) # required
CerMs rcnnrc0 to 81. Glasses
meet from ) 10 or 7 100 pm.
o. 4. T. The nc%t course commences
Monday, April iIth
Newport Aprll 10.
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HERALD OF THE TT MES.
Notice.

"A meeting of Mechanics S all others
interested, viii be holden at the Town
Hall IN Monday evening April lith,
l3ij, 10 take into consideration the ex-
pediency of the 10 hour system.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-04-10

E7RiCOBAPlfE-A Liquid Dye, that col.
Z ors the Hair black instantaneou,y, for safe
by X. J. TAYLOR.
Ap. 10.
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Ms SHIP NEWS. Az, M
H5SEE- S.S5f.S
PORT OF Me- WPORT
ARRIYED.

THURSDAY, April 3.
schr United, Rowland IL days from Matanzas for
rovdence
cnce, Nckerson, do for do Delight Peace, Freeman,
Wellneet for n, York Charles surges, Prov for do.
FRIDAY, April 1.
Brig hbo Fooks, Prov. for Baltimore.
Brig Henry Lee, Green, 4. Rvr for Richmond.
Schr Alabams, Nickerson Prov Tor Phila.
Schr John Lorring, n. York ior Boston Cornelia,
rogand, do for doi Mary land, Birch, snowhi!l for
Nareham.
SATURDAY, April 5.
GarqGe Lexington, Jayne, I'm BAY OF Islands, New
Lfaland Nov. bth of and for Providence, with 600 bbs
sp oil, has been absent 40 months.
SUNDAY, April G.
Schr Industry, Rcketson, ". Bedford for New York
Taugala Shoot 81. Thomas q davs for salem.
Sloop Arion, Iunroe, Prov Tor n. York
MONDAY, April Z.
schrs Equator, Chnrchel, Prov. for Southport FL
len. Kelley, Albany Tor Boston Miranda, Cole Well
fleet for Chesapeake, Montana, Gill Boston for do JAS
Ots, Anderson, Scituate lor Washington, N c., Red
jacket, Dearborn, 1. River Tor York.
soop Vigant, Heath I'm n. York with mdz for This
port and Prov.
TUESDAY, Aprle.
Schr Perseverance, Bolan, Is days I'm Frankfort for
Benton, I'm Prov. Tor N. York A. Marshall, Touson,
Boston for Milton.
Propeller Eudora Brown, I'm T. River for N. YORK
CLEARED.
Ecb,
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Goa. !. T..

'E7ilE subscriber has made an arrangen'n nj
with a gentleman in Philadelphia for n
constant supply Of RED ASH CoAL Of the
first quality, which he will sell at a fair mar
ket price. at all seasons of the gear. A share
Of public patronage Is respectfully solicited,
JOHN ". SliER MAN.
Newport, April 10, iSi5-tf,
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TOWN TAX.
FL.N.lL NOTICE.

4 Lii persons subject to taxation, who have
IA no, paid their Tax, are reqn3s'cd to call
ct the Collectors Office, No. 80, thames 81 .,
and settle previous 10 May ist.
J. GOODSPEED, Coiitdr.
April l0,h.
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EI ANTED-5o or e ,cncmonts, in the VI
w cinily oi the Factories, IA the lower
part Of the town. Apply To
ap. l0--tt. G. &. BURDlCk.
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BRIGHTON M-AaEGT,
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser 4 pa,rl,

MospAy, April z, ls45.
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M T. NOR AN DA.

7th-Brig Echo, Smith, for Wilmington,