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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25

Trains leave Fall River, daily, Sunday.
excepted, for Taunton, Boston g. Providence
at Il n. m. and 3 .. m
Trains leave Fall River daily for New
Bedford, at a aud Ga. IN. and 81 p. m.
Y Trains leave Boston daily for Fall River
at "a n. m. and ! p. IN.
Trains leave New Bedford daily for Fall
River, att! a. m. and 81 p. IN.
Passengers from Newport to Boston, New
Bedford d. Taunton, will he lcketed thraugh
via this Road by taking Knsey's Stage to
Fall River.
The Stage that leaves Newport at "a
o'clock, p. IN. connects with the New Bed,
ford train at past 5, AT Fall River which
arrives in New Bedford at past 6.
Fare from Newport to Boston, S2OO
10. do Taunton, I,2a
DO. do New Bedford. / RI
Tickets for The route can be procured at
X. B. KNsLKYs stage Office in Newport, l37,
Thames street, of
TIMOTHY COGGESIIALL, agent.
SAMUEL II. p. LEE, Sup'i.
June 10, lSl5-lf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25
IL. IL. kINSLEY'S
DAILY FORWARDING EXPIRES

DAILY FORWARDING EXPRESS,
nor large and small Packages texc luding
Mail ma,tcr) between Newport, Boston,
Fab River, Taunton and New Bedford
Freight IN large quantities taken al reduced
rates.
Office in Newport at I37, Thames street,
Opposite B. MaTshs Shoe Store.
i. COGGESHALL, Agent.
Office in Boston at Doolltle's City Tavern,
Brattle street. June 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25
Court of Probate, .Necport, Sept !, 1S45

Court Of Probate, Newport, Sept !, lSl5
EXIILLIAM A. JACK, Administrator
w with the Will annexed on the estate
of Alexander Jack, late Of Newport, dec,
presents his first account on said estate for
allowance.
The same is read and received and refer.
red for consideration TO n Court Of Probate
to be holden at the Town Hall, in Newport,
on the first Monday in Oct. next, at 8
o'clock q. IN. and notice thereof is ordered
to be published three successive weeks in
the Herald of The Times, that all persons
interested may appear a, said time and place
and be heard.
A true copy-witness,
a b. b. lIowLAND, Pro. Crk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25
Is9gl tg!Tl1ssS,

Court Of ProLaie, .Newpori, Sept. !, lSl5.
EIPON the petition of Eliza +. Gardner.
u Of The city of Alexandria, ID. c., widow,
stating that William &. Gardner died n,
sald Alexandra, on or about the 2S,h day OF
November, lS4l, leaving his last VIII and
Testament duly executed, which said Will
was proved and approved before the Orphans
Court Of sold city Of Alexandra, on the l4ih
day of January last, wherein said Eliza F..
Gardner is named the sole Execuirix thereof,
and there being real estate in .he State Of
Rhvde Island, on which said Will operates,
she prays this Court that said last will and
testament Of said William e.. Gardner, Ger.
tilted copy of which under the seal of said
Orphans Court of Alexandra is presented
with her said petition. may be filed and re
corded in the registry of the Court of Pro.
bate of Newport, according to the laws Of
Rhode Island the said petition and Will
being read, the same is received nj referred
for consideration to n Cour, of"Proba,e, to
be holden at the Town Hall. in Newport, on
the frs, Monday in October next, at Q
o'clock, a. MT is ordered that previous
notice be given OF the pending and prayer
thereof, by publishing a copy Of this order
for three successive weeks in the Herald Of
the Times, 10 the end, that any person may
appear at said time and place, and show cause
against the filing and recording the same.
a true copy-atest.
4 B. b. IIowLANp, Pro. CTk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25
Songs of labor.

Whittier, the t(naker Po'i, has commenced
Labor the first being for the "Shocmakcr. "
Himself once Of the craft, he has produced a
song worthy OF being sung wherever an homes!
aud manly hand plies tho asciu labor Of awl
aad hammer, %. women adds her pdpipislra.
lious TO complete the product.
THE SilOEMAKERS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25
TO tbc AFFECTED.
DR.. Banning's Patent Lace,

An immediate relief 10 lnclplcnl Con
~ surnpton-- Bronchitis, Palp'iai"n ol
the Heart IA9-RrRsia and affections ."' me
dIgcs;v" and nSslp lp,,lal,ng organs grnGfalIy~-
Piles Ptulnp.Ws aud dIs"as"s Ol YoIncn--
Spinal Curvature, weakness aud irplalIon-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25
Q0D llllIQG1aa

sLF@ The undersigned, having made
many additions of N.gW TYPE tc
his Printing Establishment,
and superior CARD PRESS, is pre-
pared to execute every description ol
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING.
LABELS, CHECKS,
WAy-BiLLs, CmCULARs,
Snow Bills, BALL TICKETs,
STEAMBOAT Bills, BILLS OF LADING,
STAGE BILLS, BUSINESS CARDS,
PAMPHLETS, CATALOGUES,
HANDBILLs, BILL HEADS,
BLANKS s LABELS, NoTEs.
BILLS OF FARE for Public Houses.
SHOW BILLS, for Concerts, Lee.
lures, Public Meetings, Exhbitions,& ,&c.
A beautiful assortment of Plain and En-,
bOssed CARDS on hand.
Orders from town and country will be
promptly answered, at prices as low as those
of any other establishment. ...
Specimens Of work may be seen nj the
Office. The patronage Of The public is re-
spectfuy solicited
JAMES ATKINSON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25

~ - " WIZ ''fh'
! 'Ilo !workers of old time STYLED
The Gentle Cratic Lealher'
! Young brothers Of the ancient guild,
Stand forth once more together!
Call out again your long array
la the olden merry manner;
Once more on gay ST Crspn's day
Fling out your blazoncd banner
Rap, rap upon tho weIlworn stone
How falls the polished hammer!
Rap, rap the measured sound has grown
A quick aud merry cIalnor,
Now shape the sole ; now deity curl
The glossy yamp around it,,
And bless while the brgh-eyed girl.
Whose gentle fingers hound it
For you along the Spanish Main
A hundred Heels are pIowing;
For you tho Indian on the plain
Ills laSso.coil Is throwing
For you deep gIenS with hemock dark
The woodman's fire is lighting;
For you upon the oaks grey bark
The Woodlands axe is shifting.
For you FROM Carolua's piue
The rosin gum is stealing;
For you the durk.eyed Florentino
Her silken skcin is reeling:
For you the dizzy goalhered roums
iils rugged Alplas lodges
For you round all her shepherd homes
Bloom Englund's thorny hedges !
The foremost still by day or night
On moated mound or leather,
Wherecr The need Of trampIod right
Brought toilins men together,
Where the free burghcrs from the wall
DUhcd the mal.clad master,
Then yours, at Freedoms trumpet call,
No craitman rallied faster
Let foplnss snccr, let fools deride,
le heed not idle scornor,
Free hands aud hearts are still your pride,
And duty done, your honor
Ye dare to trust for honest fame
The jury Time empanncIs,
Aud leave to truth each noble name
Which glori6os your annals,
Thy songs, Hans Sack, are living yet,
in strong aud hearty German,
And Bloomfeld's lay aud ilord's wit,
And tn rare good sense of Sherman
Still from his book, II my slc snecr,
The soul of Bchmen teaches,
And EngIand's prcstcrai shakes 10 hear
or Fox's lcathern breeches.
The Foot is yours where 'er it falls
1t treads your well wrought leather,
On earthcrn floor IN marble halls,
On carpet or on heather,
Sill thore the swecter charms is found
Or malron grace or vesal's,
As Ilebe's foot bore nectar round
Among The old cclestlaIs
Rap, RAP your stout and bIuHf brogau,
With Footsteps low aud weary,
Many wander where tho sky's blue span,
Shuts down upon the Prairie.
Yo slippers shine Oh Beaulys foot,
By SaratOga's lnnhtain,
Or lead like snow fakes falling mute,
The dance on Calskil mountain
The red brio ~Hlpasons hand,
The broa the dIIer'. y
The shoe in yd,VU0kalI wealth command
Like fairy Clndorlla's
As they who Stunned thu household maid,
Behold the crown upon her,
So all shall see her toll repaid
With hearth aud home aud honor
Then lot the toast be freely qualified
la water cool aud brimming
"All honor 10 The good old Crall,
Its merry mrn aud women -
Call out again your long array
In tho old times pleasant manner.
Once more on gay NJ. CrIsPlns day
4 4
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25
Il. Nj. iGLErnN. .

! New York, -, Catherine ST.
Letters post paid directed to the address
of DR., RoARDMAN, ~, Broad street, Provi
dcncc, will receive altrntnn,Nibnut charge.
lie may also be cnnsnllcd for invctcratc
cu,aneous diseases, rheumatic and nervous
affections.
Pamphlets ard further information may be
had gralulously at w ,CaIahan's Book store.
Dr. Il cXpccis soon 10 visit this place, ot
which notice Will be- given. Aug. u.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25
Fall River Branch Rail Road.
Summer A Arrangement.

Sss4 IS - SsS5zS Z ;;sss5 f sssEi ! *
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-09-25
Hair Dressing, &c.

HNIIE subscriber having taken the store,
Il No. ISL, Thames-st. directly opposite
DIR. r. J. Taylor's, and fitted It in fashiona.
ole style, is prepared 10 furnish all who mny
favor him with their patronage, with a good
supply Of Fancy GooDs-Perfumery, Hair
OIL, Combs & Brushes, Ornamental Hair
Work, Phalou's an,i-dandtuT, &c. lie is
also prepared to Shave, Cut, Curl, or Sham.
poo the Hair, at the shortest notice.
A share of public patronage is respectfully
solicited GORTON ANDERSON.
N. B. Razors honed at the shortest no
tce.
Newport, July 3, lGi5-3m.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-21
@erurtbeilun9 oes MrrSers Wlcgurrp in
91N<s +tn1N~o
SCcHlttrt1Drc.

Die Nateriudun9 ilber bic srdnelbo perii6te Ncrcs
that all paul 9tcnr nabm lit Der Baltimore Court an,
per,pld)enen Wcnta9 i9ren slnfan9 uuo bauerte bis
Mitttpcd, abeno. Die Genrt foll nad ben 9cridten
Der Baltimore 8dtter jebeu Sag sebrdn9t ppa Niene
fden 9epeien ien-9iad Den sln9aben in oem 3ctgc,t>
oertore, 70 spie nad alen anoern llmtinoen> berrdt
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fhauberbaen Mcroes ilt-Slls am Mtttppd1 bic llltz
teradnns beenoi9 par, bielen Die 9np6lte pcn bepen
Geten ttre Sertbeioisumss ,uo nad geenoieun9
berelben ipuroe bic Sadie ben Sdnben Der SrD lbers
8eben, tpelde fld beranf 10 ,tcn mad, llbr in tbr
3nner suriidsc9 lno bafelbit bis 10 Nairuten nab
lhr pertpelte, tpdbrelc ) Die Court BIG balb llbr
pertast bate Dee an9e @ers6gerun9 ipa aroBe llnz
ruhe Hno aufresung nnter Der qpeenoen erpeenaer,s
fhenmen9e Serlriadt taben. 9l(s Tim halb llbr bic
Court piecer erOnet utb Die Stry ei,setreteu mar
tpuree Der @efansene sor bic Sd,ranfen 9efitrt @r
iab iebr bled aus nuo iparf e,en ra9eoen 8lif auf
bic S,rn fdln9 aber ausenblidlid bic anaeu ,pieber
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(Gin8ciarct)
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ten Sbree Slattee giiti9t eincn Haum ut 9eben. @s
miro oie Nrdge 9elfelt ,S cine @iienbabn bon Sau.
ton nah slfron Spedmdeig ooer bon Nusen 9' Dieel-
be 81 beantporten neroe td mir sur becnoern gufqabe
modben; ob aber CUR @enitse, berla(Ie b Dem unte-
tan9enen seier Sc mebr id oariber na6eattte> cefc
mebr 9elan9e id sur ueberseueuu9, baB fraalid,es
gSerf wenn pclenbet nitt nur fir @nselne. ouoern
fir 1eoen Stano III Starf, Summtt uuo ben anardu-
Senoen @nunties mebr ODER nenser bonn cnteree 1ein
n,uB 9eebncn mir bic rchhalti9en Steufoblensqaaer
an Die in Der llm9egeno BON Canton porbanten (Ino
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nerals i'm n0rolien Gheile oies Staates unb entlana
Der Tfte bes eafc Cries 70 1T oeles bcn ilbcreu-
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-03-21
IHE WESTERN LITERARY JOURNAL AND
MON FIII.Y REVIEW

mon'h ly Literary Magazine, containing 60 large
octave pages OF entirely original matter, emenatng
from Western writer's, will be issued regularly from,
the lst OF November 1914. II will be devded into two
volumes per year, of $50 pages EACH or 100 pages at
the end OF The year E. z. c. Judson and L. A. Hne,
Editors Robinson & Jones, 100 Main st. Cincinnati
Publishers Price S3 per annum, in advances or within
the first quarter tf.s
Agents for Canton H. j. Nothnagel g. CO.
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lot1en nHo N'd out telne Saueret in Grgnien aurGd
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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-04-19

LATER yaom TEXAS. Tho steamship Mar
mws o. New Orleans bsines Galveston dates 70
tho 10Th inclusive. The Dslls,ia, Of the toF,
mer city, ssy.--Thess 10 huIs news, BY THE
arrival, beyond the almost unlveuai dsmOnsira.
ions Of Joy with which the news Of the passagc
Of the Annexation resolutions BY the U. y. Con.
9rssa, wss received in different parts Of the Re-
public. For example, IN the county Of Austin,
public meeting was held on tho subject, and
vote taken pro and con on the resolutions, which
resulted: 555 yeas, nay. MAJ DoNALpsoN,
q. 3. Charge, had arrived At Galveston, and
proceeded Immediately to Washington. 1T
w,s supposed he would overtake 1t Houston,
Nessrs. ELLIOTT aud SALrcNf who were on
their way TO Washington with the dispatches
receivcdby the Eagish sloop Electro, as no'iced
by the last arrival.
The exact nature CT these dispatches had not
transpned; but we learn from other sources than
the newspapers that they probably contain in
addition TO the guaranty of recognition by Mex.
leo, an advance or loan Of many millions of do
lars, in ten or fifteen annual instalments Of no,
less than 100000. There is. also, probably
seine stipulation about the admittanco Of Texas
cotton into Merico at low or nominal rate Of
duy'
One thing is evident--John Bull is offering
magnificent bribe to the government, and people
of Texas. II won't take.-Mem. Eng.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-04-19
". p. Ross, Editor Cherokee Advocate.

1.-THE following tribute Of respect to Gen.
Jackson, published on the 6;h Of January, is
trim the N. q. Bee, rabid Wing paper
Speaking ofthe victory, the editor says:
ut was achieved by handful Of raw militia
animated only by the warmest patriotism and a
stern determination TO resist the invader, and
led on to battle by hero who had already won
immortal laurels, and who was destined in this,
the GROWING act Of his military career, to add a
chapet Of imperishable fame TO the wreath he
had already won. The military genius, the con
summate fact, the prudence, the skill and the
valor Of ANDREW JACKSON, secured the
conquest Of the flower Of the British army on
the plains OF Chamette, and saved the city Of
New Orleans from the pilage and pollution Of .
licentious soldiery.
"This was an exploit which we az Louisian.
ians should always grea,fu'ly remember. and
cordially commemorate. Let us is0late on this
day all reference to other portion Of The the life
Of GENERAL JACKSON. Let US remember him as
The saviour of New Orleans, and eagerly press
forward to heap praise and honors on the age.
stricken head Of the gallant veteran. We for
one, wing as We are, forget President JACK.
SON on this day, and recall nothing to cur
mind that can tend to mar the glorious associa.
tions connected with the Anniversary of this
eveptfu achievement. $1,000
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-04-19
N. q. "WEDNESDAY MonNrNc. Ap,il Q.

Corror.-In on. report Of Saturday morning
last we stated that lively demand had existed
for the three preceding days, factors having
been enabled 10 Obtain very full prices for most
Of tho parcels cold. Since that time the De.
mand has been pretty fair, but in consequence
OF factors demanding very high prices, the sales
have not been so extensive as might have been
expected. On Saturday they amounted to g..
600 bales; on Monday, some vague rumors
having reached the city, Of a material advance
in the Liverpool market which, howevsr, proved
entirely groundess, the sales amounted to about
1000 bales. Yesterday, the demand was very
inanimate, purchasers generally refusing TO pay
the prices demanded by factors and the sales
effected only amounted 10 1000 bales. The
Market. however, is fully supported and rSccs
are by no meaus dropping. The sales Of the
three days amount to IL 600 bales, Tho larger
proportion Of which has been taken on specuIs.
lion and on English account.
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Ministers. whose heads are aot ssis on their
own shoulders n caught wilhia ~ Republic II
kjsxico. Santa Ans's sobsesios osths Tscssu.
" of his own government, furnished him with
IN ilIustrious precedent lov this robbery Of ouss
Dur Treasury suffers by ths 6naacisl .cpssa
tIor," fov you will remember 10 vas sufficient.
ly patriotic 10 give hi. own government receipt
for tho money ~ United States sg,nt. This
Congress will DO iorced 10 appropriate the sula
stolen, tho United States being responsible for
il 10 the claimants.
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The MEXICAN TESTAMENT. Some exolana
ton IS given Of the mystery which envelopes
this subject, ia The following extract of letters
10 the Richmond Enquirer:
Here are the circumstances Of the case, as
they were told TO me to-day, by a gentleman
upon whom can rely. The firm Of Harzons
d Co, in Vera Cruz and N. York, and Voss
d DO, in Mexico, arc agents Of our Govern
ment for receiving the money already stipulated
70 De paid oy Mexico to the United States
Ir'gueros; Santa Ana's late Secretary Of the
treasury, is principal partner in these firms.
With one hand, as Santa Ana . fiscal agent, he
paid the last instalment (S275,OOO) into the
other, with which he wrote the receipt a. agent
OF the United States Government. The money
found its way into his own pocket, and he has
absquatulsted along with the Of bis matters
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CrThs communication Of ~" below, 10 vel
come to our columns. lie pu's some pertinent
questions 10 relation 10 Nesms'sm, and I" Pho
oomsua.-who will answer ,hsmi We confess
or inability to solve hi' doubts and queries; f0''
having long since sssisaed ouno'Acs Of the .b-
surday Of this Science" We have wasted but
lis,Ie time in experimenting "Mes"erical'y."
We will not cay that all ito vondsrs are hum.
bugs; but 10 the extent which It's 'pro'essors
carry them to, they are to us no more inexpli-
cable than The slight Of hand ticks Of any trav.
cling juggler. We ses the fests accomplished,
and know they are not done miraeuousy; bu,
ye. do not understand the mode BY which they
arc effected.