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june 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01
ID Il A U II s,

In tins town, on Sunday last, Mrs. Mary
Aumiord, widow Of the late Mr.. Joseph Mum.
ford, IN the 7oth yepr Of her age. Funeral th.
phernoon at clock, at her lato residence in
spring street, which her relations and friends
are invited to attend.
In this town, on Thursday the 24th inst,
Elizabeth u. Alger, daughter Of Mr.. Charles
Algcr, aged 2 years and 6 months.
In this town, on Friday morning last, Alvin
n. Pcckhnn', son of Mr. Michael T.. Peckham,
Jun. in the 10Th year Of his age
In this town, on Saturday morning last. Ed.
ward Billings, son Of James w. Langley, aged
2,years aud months.
In jamestown, on Friday last, Mr.. VIM.
Batley, aged go years, and II mos.
In Providence on tie Goth inst, George w.
Fox, Jr., in thu Gath year of his age.-On the
25ih inst, Edmund II. Angel, in the 3lst year
Of his age.
In Cranston, on 9th inst Mr. Ephraim
Clifford, in the 23d year of his age.
In Lowell, on Sunday last, Mrs, Eliza, wife
OF Mr. John Whitehouse, and daughter of Mr.
Thomas Stacy, Of this Town, aged 80 wears
Her remains were brought 10 this place for in.
termcnt on Tuesday last.
At Westcbestcr, N. Y. at tho residence oI
J. ID. Overing, Esq. Throg's neck, on Saturday
morning last, Miss Il. Almira Handy, daughter
Of the late Thomas Handy, Esq. ofthis town.
In New York, i7th inst, Lucy Ann, young.
est daughter Of Rev. John Bowling, formerly
Of this town, aged years.
In Warren, Doth inst Mrs. Nancy Monro,
wife Of Mr. John G. Monro, aged AZ years
On the ODD inst, Miss Abby Z. Barton, young
esi daughter of The late Mr. Thomas Barton,
aged 90 years.
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sRSHIP NEWS. ,M
FORT OF NEWP X T :.
AR RIV ED.

THURSDAY, April "a.
Brig Lisbon, Mcsser, from Sierra Morena,
via Havana 9th, with moIasses to Pcckbam ~
Bull.-Sailed from II. in co, with ship Chova.
lier, Of Portland, for Barcelona.
Brig Colorado, Gerry, Boston for Bgli.
Schrs. Franklin, Crockett, Thomaston, for
N. York; Sally Il Betsey, Howe, Province
town for do Boston, Abbott, Calais, for do.
sloop Jas. Bennett, Smith, Prov. for Albany,
FRIDAY, April 25.
sIoop Vgilan,, Heath, from N. York with
mdz for this port aud Prov.
Sloop Tecumseh, Childs, N. York for Prov
SATURDAY, April &c.
Bark Sarah, Martin, Boston for Warren
purchased for u whaler
Schr. Denmark, Rider, from Boston.
S.hrs. Maria, Small, Boston for proy Eliza
& Nancy, Kelle,, Gardiner for Dighton
Hope IL Susan, Thatcher, do for do; Phebc
Baxter, Crowoll. Phila for Boston; Othello
Smalley, Prov. for ST. George fremont
Nickerson, SOMERSET for Wellneet Roxana
Baker, Boston for Cape May; Lexington, Gof
Pbla for Boston.
SUNDAY, April ~.
schr. Van Buren, Gray, Fall River, 70
Cherry field.
MONDAY, April 2s.
Propeller Eudora, Brown, from N Yorl
WIN WcHuL IoT lHis poI' Hnu nv NV
Schr Caledonia, Spollman, Prov. for Albany
TUESDAY, April 80.
Ship Philip Tabb, Webb, of and for Warren
2SO0 bbls. oil, last I'm Pernamlpco. Sailed il
company With ship Com Preble, fin Rio janet
TO, 1900 bbls. Spoke Marcel 3, bark Superior
Sag Harbor, in lat 23-23 lon Al l3; i4th, d
French sbip Consiantia, in lat IA AZ, Ion 3
SO, ~ days I'm Bahia 25ih, ship Dalphos
PeJnnmbnco, 1900 bbls April 2Oti, la, 81 80
lon &C OG, do brig Globe, for Boston 9th, la
40 80, Ion -, do brig Uncle Sam, for Ma,ao
zas for portland.
Schr Scarnn, Grniiam, FIN Norwich for Cam
den, Denmark, Rider, FIN Boston Edn, Gard
ncr, I'm Norfolk for Dighton; Charles Rayman
n. York for Boston Oregon, App!eecrth, f.
Richmond for Prov; Andromida, Perry, IA
N. York for Portland Bride, Prosse, Thomas
ton for Saco Ann A. Parker, Brighlman, f.
Baltimore for I. River.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW GOODS
JUST RECEIVED.

I'IlE subscriber respectfully invites The al
tention OF his customers aud the public
generally to his Spring stock Of Nav Goods.
Among his stock may he found the follow
ing:
Oranges. Lemons, Figs, Dates, Prunes
Locome, Malaga and SullaDa Ralsins, ciiroD
.currants, preserved ginger ilayana sweet
meats, Guava jelly, Damson plum Jelly, pre-
served pineapple, citron, peach and cherries,
Jujubc Paste, almonds, flberls, cream nuts
Pecan nuts, English walnuls, Southern and
African peanuts sweet oil IN bottles TO.
mnto catsup, cspers anchovies, sardines
picked lines, assorted pickles; peppersauce,
lemon, sarsaparla, raspberry. strawberry.
pineapple, ginger and ogrcat syrups Con.
gress water, extract lemon, fancy soaps, ca
nary and hemp seed. horscradish sauce ; SEQ.
farIeita and German smoking tobacco
American gentlemen and Scotch snuff fan
cy pipes, Anderson's Honey Dew Tobacco
bottled wine, corduls, London Porter, ale,
cider and Soda Water.
Also, $4,000 imported Havana and Prin.
lcipc Segars, oi the choicest brands.
The above stock has been carefully select
ed in New-York, and pledge myself II shali
not be excelled IN variety or cheapness.
May ]. PHILIP RIDER,
o.. Thames 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01
TIE NAPLES HAIR DYE.

UHOR some unaccountable reason, for the las
n one or two years, many young people
both male and female, have had the misfortune
to have their hair turn permanently grey. W.
have boen frequently applied to for something
to turn the hair 10 its natural color, which has
induced US to 20 TO much trouble and expense
in order TO furnish our customers and the public
generally with a new and improved Hair Dye
one that is nearly efiectual. and moi the least in
furious TO the head or hair, for tho moderate
price Of so cents per bottle. We have succeed
ed beyond our expectations: This article WI
offer TO the public with great confidence We
have had it thoroughly tested, time after time
before we could offer it FOR sale The price i'
such that all can afford to uso it, and its quality
We believe to bo superior to any ever before
made.
Sold by COMSTOCK s ROSS,No
10, fremont Row, Boston,
Agent for Newport,
II. }. TAYLOR,
May !. l48, Thamcs-st.
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MEMORANDA.

Ship St. Lawrence, Chaco, arr AT New Or
leans l4th from Liverpool.
Ship Ebcn Prcblo, Perkins, was at liverpool
5:b, for London immediately, to take passen.
gers to Philadelphia.
Ship Marauna, Phillips, cid at New York
2lst for Apalqchicole.
Brig Annnwan, Swascy, arr 1t ct. Thomas
4tb nit, from Wilmington, N. e., trying the
Brig Gen. Cobb, Hammond, Sid from Savan-
nah 10Th for Baltimore.
Brig Pocahontas, Wade, cid at New York
o3d for ST. Thomas.
Brig Robt. Bruce, Gardper, cid at New
Orleans 10Th for Savannah.
Brig Prince do Joinyille, Gardner, cid al
Savannah 22d for Boston.
Sclr Export, Swasey, was reported ai dc
18Th discg.
Schr Isabolla, Clark, was at do do, fo
Phila.
Schr. Cora, Reed, is reported just arr a
Havana l2th from Now Orleans.
Schr. Pacific, Smith, hence, arr at Norioil
19ih.
Schr. Engineer, Whiton, hence,arr at do 2l.l
Schrs. Mary, and Charles, sid from Norfol'
l7ih for this port. ,,,.
Schr Enterprise, Thaycr, 3 days from WI
mington, ~ c., for This port, put ln'o Ne'
York 25th for a harbor, with loss oi lying Jlt
Scbr Mobile, Cozzons, cid at New Orlean
l7ih for Pensacola. M,
Schr. Direct, Briggs, arr at Baltimore 2''
from New York.
schr. Lois, Honeywell, arr at PhiJa. 2otl
from Hartford.
A letter received from Capt. Price OF bnrqr
LEBARON, OF this port, dated March 2l-
report. her of st. Enstniia, w. l., WIN
bbl. sp and bbs black fsh oil-all well
Ship Maine, Littloheld, was spoken Ap' y
k.. " hy 10 milps. FIN N. u
leans for Havrc. ,.
Ship Ru,soll, Ray, arr al n. Bedford 25t
!94ds. fn Talcahuana, 1900 bbls sp 200 "
and 200O lbG. bone
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

Al To,en Meeting, holden BY adjournment
Mwport, Saturday, april 10, 1s45.
AN ACT for the disposal of the Calcasscs Of
Dead Animals.
VoTrD. that il any person shall hereafter
expose or cause To be exposed the dead
carcass of any Horse, OK, Cow, or other
animal upon Easton's beach, or any other
place withn'the limits of the town Of New
port, and shall leave the same unburied in
the earth less than three feet below the sur
face OF the same. and for longer time than
one hour, shall forfeit and pay for every such
offence the sum Of ten dollars, one half L.
and for the use of the town and the other
half to and for the use of the Complainant, to
be sued for in an action of debt in the name
of the Town Treasurer of this town before
any Court competent To try the same-and
that the above be published in the Newspa-
pers Of this town,
A True Copy-nttest,
B. B. ROWLAND, Iown Clerk.
May |.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

At 7o,Dn Meeting holden By adjournment,
.Nepport, Saturday. .Apra ~, 1915.
AN ACT TO present Butchers, Market men
and all other persons from taking Stands
in any OF the Streets of the town OF New.
port for tho sale of Meat, Fish, Vegeta.
bles, &c.
BE ii enacted By the Torn Of .Ne'spOeb asJoL
/ loips
\ Section I. From and after the first day OF
June next, no person shall take any stand, oi
be stationary with any cart, Wagon or Other
vehicle in sny Of the streets Of this town, fo
the purpose Of vending Meat, Fish, Vegeta
| bles or any other article whatever.
Sec. 2. Any person violating the above
act, shall pay as fine the sum of one dollar
for each and every offence, to bo recovered
TO and for the use of the town by complaint
or action of debt before the JUSTICES Cour
OF this town.
II Sec. g. I, shall be, and il is hereby mad,
The duty Of the Town Treasurer ofthis town
to prosecute all persons violating the provis
ions Of this act, at the cost and expense o
| the town.
/ Ordered, that the aforegong act be pub
lished in the newspapers of this town.
n True copy-attcst
n b. B. ROWLAND, Io,1a Clerk.
H MAY |.
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BLESSING TO MANKIND.

ConnsIPs Magical Pam Extractor
vuNlIIS great llcalins salve IS acknowledge
" by all who have used ~" be tho lno-' won
dcrru article ever konwn. Il esPels all injuries b>
Gre, extracts all pain, and prevents mori'hca'lo'
in ever, case. Il will cure any OF the iollow'n.
complaints, or pay is refused for It. 80,
burns, Scalds, Salt REeum, EtnPiions' hII
bains, Old Sores, Bruises. Scrolula, Sore Eyes
Cold in Wounds, Erysipeles, Chalcs, wounds
Piles, aud Tender Feet.
Il cures sore eyes, eases cancers, ifequcn',.
removing them wlbopi pain or agony sp'od''.
allays inflammation and reduces sweII'ngs' an
is a salye none should be wIthout
| Sold by COMSTOCK & ROSS, 10
fremont Row, Boston.
Agent for Newport,
L. J. TAYLOR,
Nlayi lI3, Thamcs.si.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION,

Tho China Tea Co, caution the public
against neighboring Grocery Store, which
has adopted slmla name to this establish
mont. The Company can hayn no objection
To all honorable competition, but when an in.
dividual approprates their name for the pur-
pose of awaiting himself Of the benefit Of theiI
extensive advertising, and the reputation they
have required for selling good tea at a rea
sonable price, they deem ii necessary to cal
the attention oft the public to the description
and 10 state that
The Genuine China Tea CompGny's Store
is No. pc, South Main-si., Providence,
and 1913, Washington-st. Boston.
! Nav, LIST IS45.-lm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01
BALM OF COLUMBIA.

II AIDES & GENILEMEN, will YOU be with.
IA out the genuine Oldridse's Balm Of CO.
Iumbia for you- hair You may depend upon
il, it is the only article that is sure TO prevent
badness, aud keep the head free from dandrntl.
\va b.ve knoyn il restore hair on the bald heads
Of persons seventy years Of ge-Comstock s
Ross riye reference to any that wish, 10 thos,
who have been perfectly bald for years, nn'
have had their hair restored within the last tive
months. BE sure and get the genuine with th
signature of Comstock 4 Co. on il, or get none
Sold by COMSTOCk & ROSS, No
10, fremont Row, Boston.
Agent for Newport, -
II. J. TAYLOR,
May I. l48, lhames-s'.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01
ID. y. * N. II. GOULD,
DRIPERS s. TliLORS,
I7G, TUAMEs.sTEEET,

IIhVE received largo assortment "t
a. NEw AED RICy s1yLt 6"'hs, nin"hE
which are Cloths, Casslnrrcr 4 V"s'lngs. ~
superior Fa5uc, which they VIII max" np 81
tcasnnabic raics---tn which they invite tie
attention Of their trends and the public.
AnfI 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01
NJ a r r | A G ES.

In Portsmouih, on Mondav evening, 2s inst.
Capt. Andrew Cary, or Tiverion, 10 Miss
Lucy Nj. daughter of Mr. Daniel Almy, of
Portsmouth,
~ Brandywine Mills, Summit Co. Ohio, BY
Rev: MIR. Coe, of Hudson, VIM. Y. Reynolds,
1T. u. =. Typographical Engrs, to Miss Mary
iianchatt, Youngest daughter Of Hiram Han
ehett, Esq. late Of Buffalo, NY
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

Clerks Office, Court Of Common Pleas, Coun,
tyof .Nerport, SC aprl 3Oh, a. ID. ls45.
NVHrREAs, William Munday and Augustus
w Lnmson of Fall River, in the County
Of Bristol and Commonwealth Of Massachu-
sets, have filed in this office their petition
praying for certain reasons therein stated,
that the benefit Of lien upon n dwelling
house and the lot OF land upon which it stands,
owned nnd occupied by Samuel Murgifroyd
Of Tiverton, in the county OF Newport, and
State of Rhode Island. Said house and lot
is situated in the north part of said riverlon,
and said lot contains about one half Of one
acre, and is bounded as fellows, to wit north
erly on lands Of Francis Almy; easterly on
lands Of Oliver Chace +; sonlherly on lands OF
Benjamin Manchester and westerly on
the highway ;-Andsad lien is claimed for
labor done and materials furnished in repair
ing said dwelling house, and under an ac,
entitled "An act securing to mechanics and
others, payment for their labor and materials
expended in erecting and repairing houses
and other buildings, canals, railroads, and
turrpikes, with their apprricnances." passed
nt the january Session Of The General As
sembly, A. ID. lS34.-NotIce is therefore
hereby given to the creditors having lien as
aforesaid on said estate, OF the pendency OF
said petition, and also to appear before said
Court Of Common Pleas at the May tern
thereofA. ID. lsl5, and make on, their claims
aforesaid.
/ DANIEL c. DENHAM, Clerk.
II Nav l..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01

Al a 7o'on Meeting holden by adjournment,
Saturday, April 10, 1913.
VoTED. that from and after the first day OF
May next, no person shall project signs
into Thames Street, or place distractions on
the side walks or in the street, all persons
violating this act shall pay as a fine The sun,
Of one dollar for each and every offence, to
be recovered by complaint or by action OF
debt before the Justices Court in this town,
and that it be made the duty of the Town
Treasurer TO prosecute for all violations OF
this act, and that the same be published in
the Newspapers Of the town.
A True Copy-a,test,
b. d. ROWLAND, l0pn Clerk.
May !.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-05-01
C.. BRINCKERHOFFS

yHSIllS Medicine is a sure, safe and ceria'n
u Remedy in complaints OF the llver ana
Lungs. Consumption, Liver Compliant, chrome
and severe Coughs and Colds, are almost I'M
medatoty relieved aud ultimately cured by u
Cai,hlul u-e Of the Restorative. Dr. th,lion, q,
the eminent practical chemist and py yhslcIan OF
New York attaches his certificate, stating lis
entire vegetable composition, after he had made
careful analysis. II u wholly devoid OF any
irritating property, aud manLest5 80 decided
healing aud purifying qualities ~ to quickly al
cSialc the most nggraVaiins cough ana change
the morbid cXpecioratlon. fhluS ~ lhe ches'
and side SO often attendant on Lung Complaints,
are cnrctually removed without the least in
cony ycnrnco, the scat Of The difficulty beng
reached much guickcr than by any external ap-
plica,icn. From The reputation OF this modl-
cine in New York, where 1t ha. been sold fo'
some years, the most indubitohle testimony Is
given to lis merit Certificates have been
literally shawered in on tho prcPncto
from the best of sources, aud stating th'
ca.e, Of persons raised even when gwen "
/ hy their phy-ician. The fact Of no Que s,ns''
! instance of ds.a.ilaction, known or oppressed
- y strong ,rarantee of ITS merit The fellow
ling certi6raic is from Dr Chiffon, tn wei
known New loik chemist.
II ~ have analysed u hottie Of medicine calico
Il,C Brnckerhnh's Health Restorative and hm
ihat II does not contain Mercury, or any 9th"
metallic preparation, nor opium N any OF II
rnrms. II IS composed Of vegetable matter cn
Itiroly.' JANIS Lh,LroS, " ~
/. , G. BRlNCKERlOfF,
II Proprietor, \. \.
\ UoRAcE EvrRErr, u 5 Agent.
II Principal Olhce, 90 Hudson street, ~ York
II For sale ia Newport, 10y
II M,yI h J. TAYLOR. Agent.