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. HANINGToN's DIoRAMAs.-This splendid exh
bition has been we'll and deservedly paronized in
our city. On Thursday evening numerous families
were prevented from witnessing ii. account of the
room being TOO crowded for admitlance. Two-thirds
of the audience were ladies, and universal salts
faction, if we are to Judge BY their applause, could
be given. Co. every body, tonight. as the price
of admiltance is in accordance with the spirit of the
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-05
WATER Spours.-The Rev, Isaac Anderson. in

WATER SPouTs.-The Rev. Isaac Anderson. in
a letter published in the Murfreeshoro' Telegraph,
Tenn, states that the evening Of the 9th Of July
last. not less than hundred wafer spouts descen
ded liam the clouds upon Chilawee mountains, and
that The water from each spout fell with such mo-
menlum rs to force it's way into the earth ten or
twelve feet and tear out large channel in its why
down the mountain. carrying with it rocks, trees
aud roots, and deposing them at the base Of the
mounta
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Oo-THE Butchers Of Mobile having been DESTROYS
TO abolish market on Sundays. in pursuance Of which
paper or resolution embracing this object, has been
handed from one another and received The signature
or consent Of all the Butchers in the market. They
therefore held meeting at the GIDEON" Yesterday
morning, when JoHE COLI was called TO the chair,
and john BAETA appointed Secretary. The chair
man stated the peculiar labour Of Butchers connected
with the Mobile market. the great distance they re-
side from MARKET the badness Of roads. enduring All
weather IN coming very earv TO market, the great
exerIion used IN cutting meats I'ccnlsr to MGb,lss
and The continued daily market without any inter-
mission. The constant exeriion Of physical powera'
the sacrifce Of domestic and social comforts, SHOW
NJ the necessity of rest one day in week. and
as Sunday is observed generally as = day Of rest
therefore IfNr.L.
We. the undersigned Butchers, oseupyinR Stalls
in the Mobile market, do hereby agree that we will
moi attend market on Sundays-tha, we will not al
low our Stalls To he used for the purpose az selling
meats on Sundays-nor will we allow our servants
or ourneymen sell hawk meats in the streets on
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-05

Per steamboat Fashion, fun New Orleans-Mesdames
TX and child Soden, Floio DR. Terrine, Messrs Marks
Dunbar, Walker, Leech, Johnson, Woodward, McKn-
nell, OSHnglinessey, Hutchinson Carson. Townsend
nm II Harris, Slaughter Ogden, Andrews, McCalla, w
Nes, Morgan Bonham, Calder, Mcdonald, Kendall, Flo
TO- SIurqes-lO on deck,
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The amusements at the Theat e on Thursday eve
ming were very agreeaby varied by The introduction
of a novel I'd classic entertainment, consisting Of ="
number OF models of antique statuar5 in tnheaux re-
presenting groupes of figures familiar TO the scholar,
and arranged in accordance with the designs oil The
most celebrated masters The exhibition II elected
great credit on the classic taste of Mr.. Baily, by
whom 1t arranged, and who took part in the re-
presentation. IL has attracted mnch commentator
in othe parts of the country, and hope it may be
repealed here.
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INrEREALTRADE WITH MEXICO We notice
in a Massachusetts paper, that fine sheelings are
sent almost direct from Boston to Independence, al
most the outer verge Of civilization in Missouri, and
from thence across the country in caravans to Mex-
CO. One Boston house recently received orders for
250, 900 yards of b'eached sheeting, and 10000
yards in the brown safe.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-05

An aHray occurred in Perry county o" the 10Th
inst. between Jos. B. Turn and $. 3. HORROR.
in which the former was killed.
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MARRIED-On Wednesday, evening, cd inst, by Rev.
Mr.. Lipscomb, Mr.. J. ID DIBB Of Montgomery 20 Miss
JANE VIRGINIA, daughter of Edmund HARRISON Esq. Of
this city.
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o. The friends of JAMES SCOTT announce
him a candidate for the Office of Clerk Of the
Circuit Court of Mobile county at the election the
LIST Monday of August next mh25te*
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Mr.. CHILDERs of this city, has published a letter
in the Advertiser, declining the honor of The Hayne
vile Chronicle, 10 him as the wing candidate
for Governor. IL appears that he has been consult
ell, but he denies that he has ever consented to un-
dertake "the labor and personal sacrifice of a hope
less CONTEST" and niimates That something has
e up iatoy, which has settled his mind to decline
finally. We are told what has TRANSFERRED to
check that heroic zeal which would have canvassed
the Stale ior whisgery; but such devotion to party
is not likely To content itself in ingorous ina
We shall moi be surprised to see it manifested in
sna Ter than that Of The whole State, and where
4, has iarer prospect Of achieving well as at
tempting something. The honor of certain defeat
for Governor, may be resigned without pang, for
proved prospect for Il nomination for Congress.
Who has been showed out OF the way, prudently
got out Of the way before The shoveing began' But
We beg pardon for the indiscreet question, and shall
not expect an answer. These are The private affairs
oil the wings, and not without our perplex-
tiles in this quarter, we had better let theirs alone.
We may, however, express our admiration for the
generous gallantrv Of Mr.. CHILDERs in hoping that
some body else would take up the "hopeless" task
"'en he declines, and advising that there be wing
Tor every Office in The State. from the nigh
eH' III '"e lowest For says he, whggery has every
thing 10 gain and no,hiuo in lose bv discussion
Happy state OF whigger, IN Alabama IL il 80 low
that nohng Ia the chapter Of chances cn sink il INV
er. IL can 60 into contest wtl,,, f.r far il has
nothing which it can lose.
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0U-We are requested to announce EDWARD b.
GALE as candidate for Clerk of the County Court
at the ensuing election. mill
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IINED s. RATCLIFFE is proposed by his
friends candidate for Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
and will he supported by
febl7 GIL MANY VOTERS.
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Gen. JEo. McCALLA Of Lexington, (Ky.) has
been appointed 10 COMPROMISING in Washington
Civ, in place Of VIM B. LEWIS resigned
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o. To the Voters Of Mobile county: We are au-
taorized to announce DRURY THOMPSON as u
ca ndidate for reelection the Office Of Clerk Of the
County Court of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au-
gust election. feb8 60tile*
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0o-The undersigned announces himself as a can
didac for CLERK Of the Circuit Court of Mobile coun-
ty, at the ensuing August election.
ianl7 4lie JACOB 8. MARSH.
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ANCIENT CoINs.--A great treasure has lately
been discovered in Scotand calculated to excite the
cupidiiy of aniquariaDs. The Edinburgh Witness
of late date states that ploughnan whilst at work
on the farm Of Philiphaugh, near Seik'rk, came up
low the surface, which are described as fo.'owsl-
There are about 200 CONS, all dated in $500, and IN
the beginning Of 1000. Most Of them are rather
larger than fve-shing piece, and vary 10 size
down to about II shilling; many Of the reigns oil
Elizabeth, James and I'harie.. The larger ones
are chiefly Austrian, French and Spanish, and sew.
eral not legble. As the bag containing them was
found on ground that had never been ploughed be-
fore, and near to where the battle took place on
Pb,Iiphaugh, between Montrosc and Leslie in l645.
it is conjeciured. says the Witness, that TINS money
was ntented for Montrose's troops. and concealed
or thrown away at the defeat Of montrose, AS men,
toned by Sir Walter Scoit in his notes 10 the song
of The "Ba,lle Of Philiphaugh," IN bic Border Min.
sfyeisy.
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new Gas Company is talked Of in New York ,
to be established the plan described in the
ed extract: t. rr.
With a capital of $50, 900 a company would be
able to produce much gas Of greater density, and
supply il 10 the inhabitants, than the works in Cen
ire street, with capital of $4,000, 900. and That too
al a price Al per cent below what was AT present
charged, and an article that would give twice the
quantity of light; yet, the same time, afford tothe
stockholders profit of at least ten per cent. The
reason Of tins was, that the company alluded to had
10 bury in the streets about million aud u half Of
their capital in piping. which This proposed compa
ny would not need. The inhabitants would he sup
piled with any quantity they might require either
daily or weekly, and Tie same 6riag now pre-
mlses would answer all the purposes for which they
we're intended. The gentleman then entered into u
series of figures explain this statement, which APP
peared per lect conclusive and satisfactory TO those
present. He illustrated the fact by small iron cyl
inder of about three feet high and six inches over.
which, he SAID would contain eighty feet Of gas, suf-
fcent for one jet or bat wing burner, for eighty
hours. and this could he offered for something less
than thir, cents. They could indeed afford Ito sup-
ply gas for about twenty cents the hundred feet, but
this not at present necessary; saving OF fifty
per cent TO the ,nlabtaniR would be very hand
bonus, and pay the shareholders and those cons
cerned adequately.
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8G-I offer my name TO the voters of Mobile county
as a candnate for the Office Of County Clerk, at The
ensuing August election.
Janl5 39te EDWIN RUST.
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Il osT-Iast night BEAD PURSE, with .
Lsilver clasp, continuing some money. The thanks
OF the owner and liberal reward will be given if il
is left at the Apothecaries Hall. - -
mh2I NORTH A'CO
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OST-A Hair BRACELET with a Gold Cjs,D.
~ The finder will receive y suitable reward by,
leaving il At the office Of GREGORY & SII.SBY,
milo corner Of Danphin and Ro, al Sta
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DU-The friends OF JOHN P. REMY announce
him as candidate for The office of Clerk of the Cir
cult Court of Mobile county, al the election the
first Monday of August next. janl4 3sres
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Among the acts Of the Maryland Legislature, is
one laying tax of fourth Of one D.r CON, nm
State Loais, held by residents, and ,,,.ss;,.
Il stocks at the following rates per 500 s,x nor
cents LAR five per cents 80; four and half per Of.
80; three per "a. The tax is to lie retained Out
oil the interest falling due in July Of each year.
In other words, the State deducts from the inter.
est she contracted to pay, one fourth of per
On the estimated market value Of the securities she
has given Tor Dor owed money. 1t is nice ques
tion 10 deerni e, when the line Of deduction lies be
twee" State iep-daton al ce. T. or redu, ton o
the value OF the stock which represents IT, by forced
deduction Of Interest.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-05

0S-The friends of WILLIS w. GAY will sup
port him candidate for the Office of Clerk Of the
County Court, at the election in August next.
janl6 4OteF
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II OST last night between . and II o'cloek, three
~ One Hundred Dollar Bills oi The Rahk II Mo-
bile. very liberal reward will be paid Tor the 70.
Govern Of the sameon applicstio to ''
mh2O Ell ANDREWS A 20 ~
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-05

1aTOLASSES-2 Dbl Tor sale
.l1A ,n4 IVES"
;. ICE-o0 casks 10 stors sale by
~ ap4 q. W. DORRANCE.
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Sundays.
Jesse Jayne John CoIe
James Turner Robert t.ottrili - ..=4H
Jobn HartweI James Mccullough
Ellis Shon Patrick McElroy
Augustus Hay Collins & Baker
Alfred Erretriss Tally & Fincher
z Francis Fachor William Milier
Mathew Laws John Alexander
Joseph Kyle Warren Baker - sza
George Folk Jayne & Newbold -
Nathaniel Collington William Macready
John H. Banle w. 8. Deerushe
Robert Davis William Allen =
William Cottrill Reuben Walley ##z5
George Reyser. - ~
Resolved, That Sunday the 9Th of April. shall
be The last Sunday whrh we will hold market or
sell OF cause to be sold any meats. &C. .;..
Resolved. That Jesse Jayne, William Miller and
John Cole, form n committee TO lay these proceed
ings before the Mayor, Aldermen and Common Coun-
cmen Of Mobile, trayng them to make an 'ordin-
ance allowing Saturday evening marke, until
o'clock, hell 10 be rnng At half past 7 as a half
hours warning to close the market. ~
Resolved, That these proceedings te Published in
the city papers until the 18th inst. !g5
JOHN COLE, President.
john BANTA, Secretary,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-05

u DAT LOST-Stolen. from the Sandman brig
y Silenzio on the night Of the 20h or 2lst inst :,
a ioreign built JOLLY BOAT, about IL feet hong.
liberal reward will he paid for the delivery of the
Boat, or info nation asio her whereabouts arof ,ha
offender IN =, ~
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-05

N EGROES FOR SALE tifq.t...
~ 4 Negro Men; 2 do Women s4s1
Negro Boy; do Girl, all very likely, fer
sale credit Of IL months, for approved paper,
mhS Apply To E. l.. ANDREWS h co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-05

EOR SALF-A very superior Barerebe Car
Il riage, well made, with Harness complete for
one or two horses. For sale low by
nh2S SI&lIJONES.
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G. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. G.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Charles Wilson,

Michael DALEY and Augustus Brooks, hia security.
WILL be sold for cash in front Of the Court
w House door OF Mobile county, on the first Mon
day OF May, l845, between the hours of ii O'clock
AM. and O'Clock Pm. Of said day, all the right, liz
lie and interest Of Michael Daley in and to the fol-
lowing described piece, parcel or lots of hand and
premises, situated, living and being in the city Of
Mobile, and known and described follows, to Wit:
Lnts numbers four a. and five ts,) adjoining each
other, in square number fhy-se,en, (57l according
I" a survey and plas Of the front division Of the
Favrr tract OF land, made by Dean Knox, Surveyor.
Said lots are situated at the south east corner Of
Massachusetts and Cedar streets in said cly-the
same having heap levied OIL as the properly Of Mi.
chae DALEY bv virtue Of the above slated execution
which issu from the County Court Of Mobile coun-
ty and to me directed ..-'Iu.N a.a .a'
np5 l0Sioa c. RANCROET. Sheriff NJ e
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-05

mh22 JAS. GANDoLFo. 10 Camme1s. st
! STDCKS WANTED-Life and Trus, To-. Mo.
0hile Insurance Co.. Bank Of Mobile and Piaa,erss
| and Merch ,nts Bank. ts TGt -
| FOR SAILS shares Fremen,s Insurance C..
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NOR SALE-600 bags Rio Coffee, on the wharf,
II ap5 by JOHN GIBSON. 80 St. Michael.st
8 ALT-l500 bleached saoks in the BAY, Tor sale
~ ap5 BY E. C. CENTER Il co.
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LvLQUR BUCKETS-l0 nests just received aud
IL for sale by WRIGHT g. CUNNINGHAM, q
APPS Groeers, SO Dauphln street
DOTATOES-l00 hampers Preach Potatoes re-
Il ceived per Lorenn, for sale by
APPS whitaker & SAMPSON.
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NOR HIRE-A Negro Roy 10 years old. - APP
Il ply to [mh22I SMITH DABNEY 4 CO.
NOR HIRE-A likely BOY, about 10 years Old.
l. place in the country would be preferred, Ap.
ply to Imh20I p. B. TAYLOR.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-05

NXCHANGE on New-Yo at sight TO 90 days,
No sale by ARCH'D Oracle.
ap5 corner of Royal and ST Francis-st
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TNAMARlNnS-20 boxes in quart jars, jus. re,
J. peiyed and for sale low by
apps 7 H. CHEEVER, 40 Commerce. at.
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Sta JNO. G. LEGRAND.
SHERIFF's SALE.

John F. Adams Diego McVoy
VS. venditIoni exponas VS. vendi,ioni exponas
d. II Stickney, ID. Ii. Stickney
w ILL be sold for cash in front Of the Court
w House door of Mobile county, on the fr-,
Monday Of May, lS45, between the hours of IL
O'Clock AM and O'Clock Pm Of said day, all the
right title and interest OF Daniel H. Slickpey in aud
to the following pieces, parcels lots Of lands The
McVoy tract in Mobile county, being lot number
~ in division number three, 10y and lot number one
~ in division number one ~ OF said division, re-
be sold the property Of ;Daniel II. Stickney. by
virtue of the above stnied vendioni exponas which
issued from the Circuit Court Of Mobile county and
to me dreoled. .t-rI
APPS lOstds C. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. C.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-05

ITO HIRE-A coloured Boy 20 years Of age. u
IL competent house servant. Apply to- --l.
ap3 d. WHEELER. 2S ST Miehae list.
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ERACKERS-5O kegs Butter and Water, just
~ received and for sale by
ap5 T. II. CHEEVER. 40 Commerce.st.
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EVOR sALE-A very likely Negro MAN, yals-
abe plantation hand and good Hn.,ler, for s.le
n,h26 by MARSHALL, ROWE 4 co.
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DICTATORSHIP hampers superior Irish now
Il landing, Tor sale by
APPS J. PHILLIPS, cor Cont and Water SITS
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"ANTED-100 shares Planters and Merchants
w Bank Stock. Also. Is shares Mobile Insu-
rance Co. Apply to [ap5J p. B. TAYLOR,
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AIL-20 bbls very superior, suitable for machine
" ny, for sale by
ap5 PHILLIPS, cor Cont and Warer-sts
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STOCKS-For saie. 80 shares Mobile Bank, and
- S shares Firemen's Insurance Co.'S. Stock. Ap
apo ply TO p. b TAYLOR.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-05

WANTED-A situation as Seamstress, House
w keeper. or to travel with family for the
mer. Good reference be given il required.
Dea rbon streets. ap5K&
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NOR SALE-A good riding Horse, wartnnted
IL sound, for sale by ~ 90 ..etai
aps d. WHEELER, 20 ST MichaeI.s,.
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"ANTED-An active BOY us waiter in a pri.
w vate family. Apply a. No, a; ST. Michael
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0rNOTICE-The Consgnee of 7 bales marked r. &
b. per brig Mnrea. from New York. will please call, pay
charges and take them away
APPS WHITAKER & SAMPSON.
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WANTED-A competen, person 10 make out
w invoices, &c. Apply to
NH ESLAvA, MURRELL q co.
w ANTED-A SERVANT to cook wash and
mh2s GREGORY &. slEsBY.
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NoTnCE-All persons are hereby warned not to
credit the Steamboat ARKANSAS. ~;thm, =
written order from Capt. Pinfeld or j. J,.Deshen.
as no debts otherwise incurred will be paid by The
owners Of said Boat. : ! 81 = \ - - -,
mills ID JAMES REID 4 70 r
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-05

nOCT. BJ. HARRISON has returned to ,he
- city. His office (as heretofore) 10 at the Drug
Store of T. WALSH, IS ROYAL street. febls
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HORSE FOR sALE-A good dray hors;e for
sale very low. Apply a, this office. mh25
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-05

nR N. WALKLY may BIZ found at the Office for
- merly occupied by DR.. J. C. NoTT, No. 81
ROYAL street febS
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FOR COLUMBUS,
NEWS FROM ENGLAND.

BY THE EXPRESS MAIL FROM ~ YORK
"Wilmer and Smiths European Times"
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-05

NASSIA-1O boxes Ground, 10 do do Prmento.
~ 10 do do Pepper, and 20 do Saleraius, in half
bottles for saIe low by
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-26
Newport Female Sepinary.

very airy lilnn;pn has been selected M location
~ for this lnstutiGn. TIE first term viii com
mence the 22I hi Nav The Misses COE establish thi'
on ihe plan OF the Troy Ferine Seminary, with the
confidence that no instiiu could Afford them mode
more worthy OF imitHiinn. They have secured the
most competent Teachrfs In each department aud are
prepared 10 offer the best literary advantages ia ucE
ton not 10 he surpassed Tor beauty al scenery and
heailhul climate
Boarders, 200 per annrm, including tlel IN winter
sen hahtng In SUMMER anil extensive al Ing
lsh studies, or 300 viii include music, drawing aud
painting latin and modern anghnges
Day scholars, - per III weeks. Primary Depart
ment s5 per II weeks.
Ladies' desiring tn spend the bathing In New
port, will be received the Seminary condition ol
pursu branch OF study, receiving lessons
the parfn ihrte guitar Those who wish enter
Prot Ewnrd French class viii apply before tie 10Th o
June. His admirable system ol teaching is too well
known I" require commendaliOn.
REFERENCES.
NEwPoRT.-Rev. &. r. Brooks Rev. T. Thayer,
Capt. Taylor u. :. N, Capt Brrwcrton, 4. >. Enei-
neers, Hon Henry \. CranstoD, Peeg Clarke Esq. aud
Samuel B Vernon, Esq
NEw YoRE DR. Potts, Rev. T. Mason, Messrs.
Prime, Ward a King. aud John Gihon, Esq
BRoOKLyN.-Drs Stone, Cutler, Cox, Bro aGL cad, and
Rev. FtnnCis VnlOn. "' "
'MoRRIsTowN N.-Rev 4. Henry Dumani.
BosToN. Augustus Ihorndike, Esq, Hon. Abbott
Lawrence, Rev. DR., Lowell, Rev. David Reed, Rev.
u. n KIRK, Rev. VIM NJ Rogers, Rev. II. Winslow,
Principal ol Beacon High school Lowell Masoh, Esq.
JAMAICA PLAIys.-Rev.J J, q. Choues '.
Newport, May 10, lsIj. .'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-26
JUST RECEIVED,
an GSNDAlf9S
CHEAP CASH SHOE STORE

"A great rarieH Of Boots and Shoes,
roMrN,sING Ire best patterns of Ladies
~ Busklns, Slippers, and low ties, now ~
use. Gpnllcmon's calf. scwed aud pcggrd
Boots goat, colt and Morocco Boolccs =
Chlldrcus boots and shoes ot all descriptions
Backing, Brushes, Sc. CASH ONLY j.
our Motto.
Don't be- alarmed reader, at the phrlsc--
but rcmenbet,ye That pay cash dorm Tor your
boots aud shoes, that with only on" ~" op"u
ynn cnh see st one glance, yuu save 20
per cent by purchasing your goods q, il,'
store where they are cash down aud u"
credit
Z. ). Having made arrangements with n
gentleman ~ Boston, shalt keep constantly
on hand gen'lcmens French Cpll HuoIs, ol
The best quality. and latcsits',lcs.
Also Ladies French Busklns and Slippers.
/ Having bought most OF my Goods consl
dcrable less than those of last season, am
/ ipfcpsrcd 10 sell fnr cash alta great reduction
from my prices of last wear.
JOHN CORBAN,
No. -, Thames street.
Conner OF Market Square.
newport, April Il, lel5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-06-26
~ a. 2 GOULD
COME HITLER, BRIGHT BIRD.

Como hiGcr fright bird, rom Thy wild native bow,r
While high on Ito hl.i tops The sun rises clenr
Come, sing sweet song to tie new opened nowcr,
Aud drink of the dow drGp II looks IKE tear.
II cannot be tine, TINT stainless and Young
The heart al ~, nower has been ciondcl by gfici
would not then see an Il ou,wGrdy huug
The scmbancc OF sorrov 10 burden l,nf
BE quick for II has hut n morning 10 lave,
~ fresh N It's odor, ~, heaull fair,
70 pay Tor thy music Tor thee It Will glte
The first Ghring bIealhmg it throws upon air.
Make haste litlo yagrant 'ts waiting fnr thee,
It's perfume To tabc ON thy delicate plume
Come, say ifa brighter or sweeler eau he,
Concealed in thy dcaerl home, lonely TO bloom.
u has not yoI looked in the stream OF the lount
10 see how tech To nmther may shine,
1t has not been taught It's affections to count,
A stud, too sure to bring ,hslr decline
ror well do know in this light world Of ours,
Where loycliness wirhers and beauty IN vain,
il chances too Oft with the hresl of flowers
That after the mirror few charms viii remain,
OF praising her then, pretty minstrel beware,
Whatever thy wonder her glory to hail.
II told, tor hut once, She Is winning aud rnro,
Twill follow too soon she IS simple aud fair
Yet come. aud thy rapture in melody pour,
While fitting delighted around my young Hover,
Hut let her believe thou hast lclt many more,
Her ,iYals, that bloom in the Tar away bower.