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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06
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Court of Probate, AhdiLetoicn, JAM 20, 1915.
n pom the petition of Jonathan ii. Lake
" and Isaiah Burdlck, administrators on
the estate Of Benjamin Lake, late of Middle
town, dec, stating that The personal estate OF
said deceased is insufficien. to pay the de.
mands against said said estate by the sum Of
S37 80, praying this Coult for decree au-
ihorising and empowering them to sell all
the right, title and interest which said Ben
lamin Lake had at the time of his deceasc,
IN and to all his real estate, or so much there
Of us will pay said sum Of S37,99 with Incl
dental charges.
1t is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to q Court
Of Probate, to be holden at the Town House
in Mlddletown, OH the third Monday in FEB.
next, at o'clock, p. M, and that previous
notice be given by publishing a copy OF this
order three several times in the Herald Of The
Times, for all persons interested TO appear al
said time and place and be heard.
A true co9y-wi,ncss:
JosHuA CoGGEsnALL, PROB. CIk.
Jan 80.
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Administrators Notice.

ysNHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
he has been duly appointed administra-
tor on the estate of Richard d. Haihm0ay,
late of Portsmouth, dec, aud having gwen
bonds according to law, requests all persons
having demands against said estate to present
them for settlement, and all indebted to make
immediate payment TO
SAMUEL CLARKE, .Admr.
Portsmouth, Jan. 10, lSi5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

The United States Gazette s1ys that the
tate NJ. Evans was pronounced crazy, because
hc said tho chlld was bora WHO wuuld see tho
distance bsiween Phladcphia aud Boston
travelled in tweuty.iour hours On saturday,
however, they received a newspaper from Dos.
ton, ~ % hours, 10 minutes
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

CLEASISG SILK.-The following directions
for cleaning silks are by one Of The first Pari.
sian dy ycrs
Half pound Of soft soap, teaspoouruI of
brandy and n half pint ot gin; mix all well
together; with sponge or ilanno spread the
mixture on each side Of the silk without crcas.
ing IL; wash 1t in two or ihreo waters, aud
iron it on the wrong sidc-it will then look as
good as new.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

!
upon her pillow, aud her sleep was RAJ
dicnt with scenes, and joys, and dear
faces, from which she was separated
forever familiar voices, and bright
eyes, and warm hands we're there, to
which she had hidden the last sorrow
iul farewell. They came still in all
their love s beauty to bless her dreams,
and every morning she felt as il she
had but just biddcn them adieu.
well, girls cried good nnturcd
lad, as he entered room in which was
assembled "A bevy of blooming country
girls, you had best make "A bee to-mor-
row, and all get married, for | have
seen the schoolma am, and if she don't
make scattering amongst your bcaux,
| lose my guess
'What does she lo2k like ? cried
one.
Like an angel, I,cll you, he replied.
She is little young looking girl, with
neck and forehead like lily, checks
like bunch Of pale pinks, and mouth
like half blown rose. Her hair is as
bright as gold, and curls gIoriousIy ;;
and her eyes are as blue as heaven. =
Look in them when she smiles, and you
will think you see thousand stars re-
ilected in pure, bri ight water. There
never was d man yet that could staGd
before her. So look TO your beaux, !
say
We see that you are deeply smitten,
cried one, who perchance had design
upon the poor lads heart.
'Oh, he pleaded, Il only worship her
as would beautiful picture worth Il
hundred thousand dollars, which you
know would not think possessing
The single hearted Austin was not
aware of the unquenchabe fires which
his glowing description Of the school
a'am had kindlcd in .he breasts Of his
fair auditors every one Of whom
wrote the unnff.udiny creatures down
as a bitter enemy. each fancyinp with
the in(dtuation Of love, that must Of
course how dawn to her own norticulor
idol. So when Mira in the benevolence
of her heart sought their friendship,
each looked on her with the distorted
eye of jealousy, seeking only for some
fault which might serve as an excuse
for her hatred. Neither did they hesi-
tate to employ SANDER and vile insnua-
tons with the view Of making her dcs-
picable in the eyes of their lovers
Thus the poor girl found herself an OBJ
irct of general dislike, in society
where she had neither injured, nsulted,
or provoked single creature. Ex-
perience had not yet unclasped before
her the dark volume OF The human hear''
the mystic lore "l which is so revolving
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You nrc noble girl, crlcd th" lady,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

THiSGs THAT WE IIEr.--We like to see
young men strut,ing about with cigars IN their
mouths it looks so gentecl aud manly.
We like to see people at church stare at
persons that happen To come ~ late 1t shows
that they are pleased with tho sermon.
We like to see people pging into theH
ncighbOr contamination you.
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QQ(D 2lQNIQGl9a q

sGs The undersigned, having made
many additions of M8'Wg g'Y,p:s to
his Printing Establishment.
and a superior CARD PRESS, is pre-
pared to execute every description Of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING.
LABELS, CHECKS,
WAY-BuLs, CIRCULARS,
Snow BILLS, BALL TICKETS,
STEAMBOAT BILLS, BILLS OF LADING,
STAGE BILLS, BUSINESS CARDS,
PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES,
HANDBnLs, BILL HEADS,
BLANKS s. LABELS, NoTEs.
BILLS OF FARE for Public Houses
SHOW BILLS, for Concerts, Lee
lures, Public Meetings, Exhibitions, &c.
A beautiful assortment of Plain and En-
bOssed CARDS on hand.
Orders from town and country will be
promptly answered. a, prices as low as those
of any other establishment.
Specimens of work may be seen at the
office. The patronage of the public is re-
spectfulIy solicited.
JAMES ATKINSON.
Newport, Dec. 5, ls44.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

\ Chinese having been inirutuccd TO an
American who wore bouts, reported that the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06
The Happy Shoemaker.

1t is pleasant to find now and then, amid
the wilderness Of statistics that encompasses u
political editor, and the mass Of dry uneXGlting
facts that demand his attention, an agreeable
and racy sketch. 1t is like emerging from
potatoe patch into a howcr.garden; and steals
over the senses with a most bcwitching inHu-
ence. For the annexed specimen Of the facli-
ty with which some we'll balanced tempera-
mcnts cOn pass from grave to gay-from prose
to poetry, we are indebted to cotemporary
"There is a shoemaker, Il real working shoe
maker, who hammers the Iap.stone twelve
hours IA day, not hundred miles from here,
whose parlor is suporby furnished. On the
floor is "a magnificent carpet made in Lowell )
he window shades, elegantly painted, are from
Patterson, n j., wo believe;a pearl keyed
pianolort is from Boston hanging lamp,
with three burners, is FROM New York. On
a pedestal, under Il very handsome mirror, is a
copy, iu the finest Of marble, Of the Gracos, Just
tho noaiost thing that was ever brought forth.
The wife of the shoemaker, and three dnugh-
tcrs, all blooming girls, and happy as dancing
suubGams, sit in this paror ten hours day
They have IA servant to attend 10 the Kitchen
affairs, while they gather round the Graces and
bind shoes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

The Sangamo (ill) Journal states that bears
are coming down into The nOrth part of Illinois
from Wisconsin, and that several have been
killed. This movement oi the bears south, It
is said, bGtokcns a coming hard winter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

An eminent man was once asked from whom
be received the first lesson of wisdom. "from
the blind replied be, "who never take a
step until they have felt the ground before
them
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06
TO LET,

For one year from The 25M March, 1915,
E-A The Farm belonging to the
&IHnS subscriber, laying partly in
AAiiiD Portsmouth and partly IN Md.
49, detown, Al miles from New.
port, containing ll2 acres. Said farm has a
large double dwelling house, wash house milk
room, crib and grain house and a large, new,
double barn, and water grlst mill, IN good
grinding ordcr.-also two iull grown green.
ing orchards, in iul! bearing. SAID Farm will
be lot on reasonable terms. Apply To
ROBINSON POTTER.
Jan. 30--3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

Michigan paper says that girl IN his dig
gins offered to bet on poik's election with any
respectable, good looking young man, as fol.
lows If Polk is elected, | win aud marry tho
gentleman whm bets asains, mo; if Clay Is
elected, the gentleman wins and marries mo.
So the girls aim was to get Clay man for a
husband in either Uase.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

Call not tho grey hairs or pious age the
SHOWS of winter--cal them not the frost. of
time; they are white spring blossoms, botok-
oning the eternal spring time Of Heaven.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

"l'll take your part, rs the dog said when
hc stole the cats dinner
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
es- We stand corrected. Ed. TriB.

HYDRAULIC POWER oF THE MILWAUKEE, RIvEa-The
Miwankie Sentinel Of the ?jth contains description az
the hyt power Of the Milwaukee river and of the
machinery propelled by IN the city Al present there Ia
In successful operation upon The canal GU, nom H. four
Ing MIL containing four stone: the Wisconsin Iron
WORKS. consisting of furnace 80 by 50 feei and . work
shop for making rlonS, ihTeshIng machines
&C. the Cry Hydraulics, the basement Of which IS used for
machine shop ard the second story occupied by machine
p: for manufacturing window SASH Blinds doors corices
mouldng 9c part Of the building is also used for the
manufacture of -four and pork barrels and another part
;oT the manu- OF wooden ware, such rs pas tubs,
chirs 6c pan.rs nill three stories high IN the upper
part OF WHICH Is az extensive sash, door .nd blind
factory; an extensive furnace for casting attached
which are facilities for iron and wood turning patterns and
ploTT making. &c. Then comes description OF large
saw Ini wooen factory and tannery The Sentinel says
there wheels IN opcraiion upon the IS fee In d
ane;er and om 10 TO Is feet bucket and thatit was es
mated that the water OF the CANALS sufficient r prope!Ds
hsiring mills enough 10 supply the whole United States
with bread stuff. Nth water power such as this, NIL
wauke cannot ial 10 thrive ard flourish.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
ru.NGs IN PHILADELPHlA
corTs.pOnaence Of The Tr:oaae.
PuLADrLyRIA, Feb. l6. Is

PHILADELPHIA, FEB. 10, 1915.
T,- ;< but little news OF interest surring at present
~ hs.sss transactions OF the present week have been
,i,s5 While nearly al marine matters have oern sis
ncrsei OWN, TO the ice in the peia"ae- IN, ; tn's
hlsnts which has in measure co'HifeleN' ..t V - x
i, and much disappointment VIII no dcap' " 'ei'-
i Grain market is s:.l Qiet. atc stccSs eSTS'h.s
I,h, In Cotton the sales Of The wee, DO hot eNCS ~
hei AZ nrices ranging from = to- cents oI etVI -
- ri- Tho sOcS on hand e>inl zee ~ itvI na.tS.
~, b,s,als Cloyr-seeI las been >ot, az which 5O'
i',Ls -r5 urir,e vas taken 1t 81 iss i%tJ o->.s'
rs hut vh ripple H. at s. o5., a'd !ol ous.es q. /.
.bo,, lCO0 br-.els toSs foreign srFei- Ine sul
al S,,-.r and 3ioaSSes Is entirely GO -tlai- 10
rsov y ,szlssuRa-Ther' is nothing Of tie least nIor
ava fro1 H4r.:sl,,ry shall probably have sonie'hs
of interest II MY leNt. -, " N.r.o5
go; .. y,rs residing A. l39 FLbert strce COMMITTED ~
eide OH Friday evening by hanging hiSe 20 s 60
Ms h1reral Yesterday afternoon, WAS FeSpecaos a'te
Orig ACE Our City and Districts sc hIIestu WIS "
,, rir- and desperate characters. On ffiday even
inr gentleman named Mason was a'acSec Ia 4"i-'
vear tt,r-c and most Uamescf':li, .sien oy SCI %
coyya.dly raScalS. No cause can oe "SS's"eu '' -
ErssrARs-From the frequent bure-ries, it aQTSars
sv,, ,hat Philadelphia, ike your own city, IS cursed
IL .lo.e anprois men. No less than four arrests have
80 "a ,rifhTn the last forty-ei-t hours. and property
-. The amount OF $1,000 stocr There gross negligence
on the par, OF the proper authorities somewhere Parteu
larry in the Districts. -. .,,,;, ., -
s besy-,. rain, accompanied with lightning. The snow
has neary all disappeared. and fear mich daase VII
IN. recorded in day two. During the Gay 'he weather
has boon mild at tinles raining. then showing.
Srocks-Eu; little change occurred IN the STOCK Mar
ke; on SATURDAY. Tie transactions at the Board were
principally Mined the fancy stocks which continued
firm, State Elves closed At 2 There seems 20 oe pg
,1,;,, or,io abroad .ha: no provision will be made
bv the Legislature for the paynen; OF the AUGUST Interest
in which case there viii lie farther decline IN the stock
OF the Commonwealth. In exchanges thereis more DO
ing ouote London % 10: Paris 5 22i; Bremen ~:
'' r; Paorf-SlOO0 Iehigh 6s Isi5. 3s! 20n Whining
ION Railroad 2li 6a5 Reading Railroad. a 200 United
states Bank, 6: so Bank Of Commerce, CuesdAy) ~;
tar, R,nl of tennessee ds 50 - Wilmington Rail
Sec6rf Bonvi.-lOc I. States Bank g; s5 VicSshnrg
$4,000 State IS 72 $500 DO new ANIMALS 90 500 do
old an 6+.: % Vicksbgrg 81.
Sup News -CleGrsd last ereEiag-BarS Chester VAN
dye y. Orleans /; brig RoSena, Wilson. iaSusyra.
The City Ice Boat, Bennett LEFT this morning win ors
Rowena. and schr VIM. HenrytE tow The river 10 sun
fil of ica
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
'OITR CITY SCHOOL { :,

To he Eiitor Of Tie Tribune:
Under the above caption you remarked, on Sat
urday, that & the Teachers Of the Public Schools
IN the Fourth and Fourteenth Wards have, in con-
sequence the s;oppage of their pay by the Board
Of Education, receded, &c. 1t was the Common
Cornc2 that stopped the pay ol the Teachers, and
not the Board OF Education. If the laws of the
State ale to be any guide, the Common Council
had no more rishtto proceed TO such a measure
than they had to impose duties a; this port on the
Importation Of merchandise. The law gives to the
Board of Education the sole power to regulate
Schools, and the innovation was made at the sug-
gestion of the County Superintendent
Yours, EQUAL RIGzTs.
u
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
II. 8. SENATE.

The Senate Of Virginia, having been foiled in
one attempt to take advantage of the absence and
sickness of several Wings, has deliberately refused
to 20 into an election Of U. s Senator, by lndeti-
nitely postponng the resolution of the House OF
Delegates. So we shall have no more L. 5. Sena-
Tors chosen from Indiana, Tennessee and Virginia,
until af,erth next Popular Elections in those States
The Senate, which will meet on the 9TH OF March
10 consider the new Presidents Cabinet and othei
nominations will consist of2i Wings and % Loco
Eocos.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

r. By the particular request OF many patrons. the
Manager OF The American Museum has reengaged q. 4
expense. Bunker Hill and the Panoranias Tor one
week longer 20 that those who kept within doors by
the bad weather last week tonight and enjoy
rich treat M J.hnscn, OF the sklfii expert
enters In Animal Magnetism, Is also engaged and Great
Western and LADY The ourans 3utarg receives visitors
at all hours and the Lady Petroioyst aways ready
deiye into the mysteries Of Fgturity
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

lr5- Mr.. WEBsrrE, says the gossip OF the day, has
been made entirely easy in his pecunlary clrcum-
stances by a contribution of 100000 made up for
him by the wealthy men OF Boston, to enable him
to serve the public hereafter above the necessity OF
pleading law for living. Nobly done II we
had but an niimation that National testimonial
of S1OO,O0 would be acceptable TO Mr.. CLAY, the
money would be forthcoming directly
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

L.NcEyUs. &c-Chris'a;ief Brennan Mary Brennan ant
Bridget Farley arrested ~ Of the Municipal Police
No beng assisted BY etcer Harris ior having in their
possession pais cf ptalGoHs and also pair ofbcots.
which they had stolen ouber of plpcge ckes for o.
perty pawned were also found upon them. Committed.
Solomon ~ merS, c0lof.i man. arrested and conIat
ted prsoa for stealing kn Of butter Worth ss from 9.
store Of Nessrs Philips .. No. lOe Bfoa-.,fe ny
arrested by officer Brooks. No. C5 Of the Aunea
Police.
William Gasnwas arrested b. wa,chnan having stosa
coat from john Carl, No Zt5 !Villamst Committed r,
William Brown arrested aGd committed % rfi'oa w
sealnG ladder from Joha Nclntyre No. q Wssin:toa
William Graves Was fOnud with bag Of coffee. stolen 10
doubt atd being wekaoSn hief committed TO pn@s
Richard Boan arrested b. Municipal Police ches
No q. in which clothing from No. 70 toecia.y
,eet and which the property Of person named uf'h
he Is fully nlitted.
Patrick 81 Nccornie arrested and locked u'in Hfl'a
foa stealing dining fork
arrested last Rht with box marked over, Oys
y CO. City Nail No Bad street. and which coniaihe"
EGnIbes Of letters. he Is tesained.
GRAND LARCETY-John Bets and Joseph AlwoI,n n "a,
arrested for SteaiioS boz marked yde CoodFlsh
leans care Of ~ Oic0ti No. 10 Plat street and "hc III
took from the Utiea. The box contained eiui
iowIng pieces. They committed and owner MDps ,,s
BURGLAR RE-ARhEsTEp-Som shot tine Slnce, I'm
named Henry Rose alias Reynolds arrested ehsrses
burglary and bailsd By Thomas Love Of no y m 81
peHard street @nd when called trial did not aT1
rtcogGlzMces forfeited Last evening ofhcef be-1n g.s
'ied him and he IA confined IN prison TO appeAf "'eH
called answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

lss- Several Of the journals afectto be puzzled
10 account for the fact that Mr. John Tyler has
saped 5000 out of the receipts Of his four years
Presidency, when his entire salary amounts TO but
$4,000 These same shrewd ones are not at all
pe.pexed by the fortune amassed by Gov Porter
of Pa. out of much smaller salary Offices pay
as well as Bank arrangements and Pardons 1t dis
pensed with an eye to the maintenance.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

~ WOMAN N THE NINETEENTH cEyru-
ki' by = MAaeAnET FULLER. Will be pabished on the
MT aT OF March 1t IS neatly printed on fine large
ee contains 200 pages dnodecmo and win be neatly
Done NJ in PAPER covers Price SO percopy or $3.50
PER dozen.
Orders may be addressed TO any OF the Booksellers in
Sew-Ycrk, Bcston and Philadelphia. or to
GREELEY s McELRATH, New-Ysrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

HANGING OF JOHN GoRpoy.-John Gordon, the
murderer of Mr.. Sprasue, was hung a; Providence
on Friday last. The hanging was strictly private
that say there were about sixty persons present.
many of them being friends OF Gordon. After
every thing was ready, the priest. placing his hand
on the right shoulder Of John, SAID IN loud voice:
..coaacs brother Joha. courage You are about 10 Join
the Immortal band Of your eountrymen who have eeen
sacrined on ths altar Of seperstitien and prejudice
To which John replied;
aIao I forgive al my enemies and prosecutors.
forgive theni, for they know not what they DO
The drop FELL What precisely the priest meant
by his remark is difficult to say.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

FIRE AT CuIoAGo.--The Sash Factory OF Mr. William
Price, together with the ohn House. in Chicago, burnt
TO ground the 81 inst. The estimated loss the
whole Is 50 500 with no insurance.
re- The Cotton Factory Of Blanton * Co., Paris,
Henry County (renn) destroyed by fire few days
amount OF $1,000 by the Nashville Insurance and Trust
Company.
The Ciarksvllc (Tem Chronicle reports the iestrue-
on hy OF the valuable Iron Works Of stewart pick,
near Cumberland River. known IS the La Fayct,e Eur
mace. Loss etmated II S30000. No Insurance.
EF- The Magnetic Telegraph from Washington and Bal
nore, having exhausted It's appropriation has shu: up
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

VIOLENT SropM-After two days OF bad weather,
beginning with lish, snow, then seet, then mist,
we were favored on Saturday nigh, with furious
storm of rain, wind, thunder ana lightning, by
which the trees were disrobed OF the ghos,y COW
ering Of pendent ice which they had acquired, and
we fear much damage was done to the shipping on
the coast In the city, the dwelling of Hon. Moses
H. Grinnell, College Place, was struck by lightning
and badly injured the fluid passing from the roof
to the basement and displacing man asleep there,
bu, we believe withou, doing him serious harm.
A house in East Broadway, we hear. was likewise
struck and nearly split in two from top TO bottom,
bnt we do not learn that any of It's inmates Were
injured The thunder was very sharp, and the
gale Cor a time more vehement than is often expe-
renced
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
Before Jud :. vAvpanport

Moses Bench v,; James T. Rogem.Action to recover
the Of dfgt drawn by defendant l5i3 IL
shown evidence that Nj Eorers stated gentrnnn hB
spgymeni abont that lne that he had horoYcd so from
ilr. Beach.
The CONT remarked that tie presumption Of law h ibats
la the hands OF the dlnee EHs been paid By ini belong
the drawer III his hands Verdict iof pluI; SGD -,
subject to the opinion oi the Court.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17
couRr cALENpAR-rHls nA1

SUPERIOR CorrTNos f3 IS. 25. IS Sd S. 2 lsS % =,
g. s. ~ 69 IS. 10 H. las, ie les. 10. e7. 100 ii0 "
CuM,oN PLEkS-tlIt Nos. l. ; 81 o. TO- H. u Y ..
Pat Nos. ?. {, S. g, Z, IL. Is. IS, g. . -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-17

orts hive materially increased tie range Of prices has
been moderate and reInuneran- 20 the grower AMI I'M
porter without checking consumption; ant TIE manu- ac
t1rer we believe has made -oat on hs rade during the
last yeAr."