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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

"WHkRE IS THE CoNsUMpTIvE?'.-Lcth him
make trial Of DR.. Folger's Olo,oanian, or All
healing Balsan. 1t will do him more good
than e!! the remedies he has ever used. l.
has uIlayeh the troublesome cough, made the
expccioration easy, checked the tedious nigh
swca's. and reslarcd health in cases where
hope had taken flight, aud the sufferer had
been given up TO perish.
"Whcre is the sufferer from Asthma p
Here is a remedy at hand. DR. Folger's DO
saoniun will not only check the violence o
The attack It will restore you % health, If you
use il according To the directions.
Where Is the Sufferer from Cough, Cold
Dyspepsia, and various Affections of th'
Liver: Let such try this remedy. BE as
surcJ they will not be disappointed in its ef
lrcls. 1t is compounded from an experience
of twenty years spent IN .he practice of hl'
profession, and will do more for you than ul
The remedies you have ever used.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

10 90 IA new Lndge "f The lnde-
pendent Order of Odd Fellow. was Instituted
aud officers Installed, b, A.a w. Davis Esq,
NJ. w NJ. us.istsd by several members of
tho G'and Lodge, in he Lodge Room of
Ocesn Lodge, IN lhS town, "n Tuesday even
ing last. II is hailed by tho title of" Ruopr.
isLAsD LooGr, No. l2.". Charter officers
John Weeden, n. q; Geo. Il. Knowles,
" q Charles he,cus. Jr., sccry; Robert J.
Taylor, TrcasureI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

HNHAr well known Estate ~ Portsmouth.
Il belonging To J. Dennis, Jr., 10 VT:
,,nIse aud about % acres OF land. wnl con-
Ysnicnt out buildings The house Is admItn-
bly, calculated for taking bnarirrs, having =
pgrlors, aud dining room 2j feet by ID.
large Kitchen with 3 closrts. On .lr" 2
tloor = here are 10 large airy rooms, aud IN
the attic 5 lurge lodging rooins. The sIiun.
ton Is AIRY aud the prospect extensive and
drlIshliul IN every direction, having u view
oi Narraganseit By upon the west ; ~" city
f Proy,drnce, Providence River, Mount
Hope Bay and Taunton Rive, upon the
north; Sccouett or East River on the east
aud south, nearly to the Ocean. The house
Is ouy n pleasant walk from the sh"re
where there II iine lea bathing There ara
three houses of w"slnp. Post Offic", Srh al
housr, aud Mill within one mIle al the prruI-
scs. The proprietor wl!l .ndeuv"i Ia make
any arrangement that will be- Tor The interest
of The tenant. Apply to or address.
JONATHAN DENNIS, 81,
Portsmouth,, X. I.
Dec. 4, ISIJ.-iMh. i"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
yss 4E SHIP NEWS. S.
St.sAk tl,sylx
PORT or NE ron. = 4.
A isitiS T. ID.
THURSDAY, Dee. ~.


THURSDAY, Dec II.
Brig Perseverance, Baxter, F'os. lor savan
nah.
schrs 'Ponegab 81 Josephine, Leland, Fad
River iur n iorh Elizabeth, Baher. ins FalI
Hsci for Baltimore.
FRIDAY, Dee. ~.
Brig Lewis Walsh, Leland, Pro, i"r n Y,
Sclrs Holder Borden, Rhodes, Phlia ior
Prov Bronkha,en, Burdick, do; Vullure
Ball, Richmond for Fall River.
SATURDAY, Dee. 10.
Sclirs Rambler, Parks, Bangor Tor somsrsoi
81. Leon, Harlow, Bangor for Baltimore.
SUNDAY, Dee. II.
Schrs Friend, Lo,rll, n York for Boston
Jasper, iiowes, do for do Delaware, iiol
brook, Thnna,lon for n. York.
Schrs incr"ase, W-siroli, Prov for Phila.
Atlantic, Chase, Boston for Norfolk Mnnan
dock, Griffin, Prov for Searsport.
TUESDAY, Dec. iG.
BrS Pennsylvania, -, ir"m Bo.l"l
for phi!gdaiphia.
Sloop Agent, = hours l5 min. from Proyi
dence- part pf the way without sails.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

SnIPwREcK.-The Boston papers OF
yesterday record the loss OF the ship
Ramona, Farnham, ofanJ for that port
in the gale orTucsday, from N. Orleans,
15ds. She was wrecked between Ell
sha's Point aud Warren Cove, about
four miles below Plymouth. -Four per-
sons perished. She was owrcd by WIN
a. Rea, Esq, and was insured Tor Sl8,-
600. She had n very valuable cargo Of
cotton, -four, corn, hemp, sc. which
would probably be mostly lost.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

TnE BosToN ALMANAC FOR 1876
We have received from Nlessrs. S. n
Dickinson q Co, n copy III their Bos.
ton Almanac ior 1896. The copy be-
fore u, like all the others which have
preceded ii, is IA iaosi beautiful speci-
men Of Typography aud binding, aud in
regard 10 its contents the reader may
form an idea by perusal oc the pre-
face, which we trnnscribe, us lol!ows:-
"Well, eighteen hundred and (orly-
fire. was busy year Old Time kept
his big wheel moving, turning up many
i remnrkable events'-'annoxIng' king
doGIs and lovers-giving fortunes to
some, @na poverty 10 others --now turn
ing up water project now IA mill site
and privilege now "copper" or lead,
or silver mine,' aud then u speculation
IN road iron,' the 'potatoe rot or Gus
sius Nj. Clay and Kentucky mob,
SC. sc. and, at its very last revolution,
threw out The BosroN ALMANAC FOR
1916 4! Here il is, wind and weather,
fire and storm, business inen aud busi-
ness things, railroads, steamboats,, pack.
els, stages, maps, rivers, lakes, and all
the transactions IN, on, and abou, them,
compact, lucid, full, 'muilum IN parpo, )
all for % cents. What u wonder -
Our astronomical calculations are all
Correct and our list Of events cannol
but be in healthy state, having been
IN the hands Of one OF the best ply
ans, who has taken special care to put
them in good case to be seen in pint. )
Then our Railroad Map is new thing
under the SUM- No matter where you
are, or where you wish to be, you can
find your position, distances. and bear
ings.' all by This said Railroad Map
Our Business Directory comes out sim
proved aud enlarged and will now di.
rect you to more Kinds Of business than
ever before. Boston is a great place,
but We think our little Almanac will tell
, ou pretty nearly all that is done in it.
Let this suffice for u preface. Now to
the subject matter, and see if the half
has been told you"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
NJ & MORAN \.

AT Nassau, MP, 9d inst, sch C"r,r Read, fo'
Wilmington, Nc. IGs.
Ship Maine, LittIe6c!d, GgS at Mobile 23ll
I'm New York.
Brig Ta.so, Burdick, sid im 81 tS>iX 2ot
ult for n. Orleans.
Brig Pocahonlas, Wade, cd a, Mobile 81
lnsi. for Tobasco.
Brig Prince de Joiu,lle, Gardner, hcnc.
arr at Havana 27th ult
Brig Algonquin, May berry ,hence,W belo~
n. Orleans lst.
Brig Annawon, Swassy, arr at Wilmington
NC, 9Th fin n Bedford.
Schr Warsaw, Burdick, hence, arr AT n. \
18Th.
Schr Alexander. Taylor, honce, arr at Mo-
bile 9th, via Key West.
Arr ut New York, lith, ship isaac Allerton
Torrey, from this port, Ieaky, tow"d by st"um'
ar Jacob Bell.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

RAIL ROAD FROM PRovIpEScE TO
FALL RIVER VIA WARREN.-A meet
ing has been called at Warren on the
ED inst, TO take into consideration the
subject of rcviving the Charter. grant
I'd by the Legislature Of this State, in
this road.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

Tbe correspondent of the Baltni..l
Sun states that MIR. Pakenham has Ic-
ceived intelligence that the British in
surancc Offices have refused to grant
policies Of insurance without the war
clause.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

The well known Temperance lecturer Mr..
John II. w. Hawkins, lccinrrd in This place
On Monday and Tuesday evenings, oi the
Methodist Ves,ry Room. The meetings were
very much crow dcd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

BY the latest news from Washington,
we learn that the Committee on Foreign
Relations are not inc lined To report Il
bill for the termination OF the joint occu-
pancy Of Florida.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

The severe gate from the north, which we
had here on Tuesday, we perceive by the N.
York papers, was also felt in that vicinity very
severely. The gale was not severe on the
Sound. The steamboats, made their trips both
ways in their usual time.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

Tar WEArnra.-The Albany A,'as Of Fri
day last, says" The cold is Intense. The
thermometer this morning, stood NJ o'clock
I'D below zero, aud nj noon II below we be.
iieve, on the eoldos, day last winter, it mark.
ed l2 below zero"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
Old SANTA CLAUS is expected to mako his Yearly Visit. &.

FHNIIE above paned distinguished parsonage has consented TO
III Town the lt inst and will take UP his quarters
at tn selection :"
distribute Masters Misses
on Boys cary
Stockings the Old el"w WI"
having many "F Towns
and
Claus has task to perform more
and Al other information q" hs DIS
had by applying the C"0',nnay and "'
Corner o Flank Streets
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

In Providence, 10Th, Mr. Daniel Day, Ia
Miss Maria =. daughter OF james MumIorJ, Esq
Ia Warren, X. |, lllh inst, by Rev. X. NJ
Hatfield, Mr. Edward Al. Dooy, orProrldcnce,
and Miss Hannah Wheaton, Youngest daush
tvr of Hon Joseph Smlih, of the former = lac"
Ia Jefferson 60, Trnn Nj. Frederic Pulse,
aged one h0nircd and t'gO gears, aud hl's'
Durcas Mauuon, aged thirtyJOar yo@rs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

Counterfeit American half dollar pieces aud
dimes Sad by the Boston Atlas to bo IN
circulation III li."t city. They ara .AcolIcnily
"os! 'Scc"ich, a"d ,hcw spuriousncs, eau
scaIcul! Lo del'Clnd but by sounding them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

We learn from the Ply mouth Rock that en-.
eineers arc now engaged in surveying a route
made considerable progress. 1t is intended to
run the line as drspl as possible with refer.
cnce 10 cheapness Of CONSTRUCTION.
The slcighing in Rochester n: Y! was excel.
lent on the 9lh inst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

One nf the Western papers tells a
nnnd auccdoiu at II methodist preacher,
" lao, after sending round the contribution
hn, NJ - rAnr n,' iins aud eAb"rlmg the
rn,,rirrat,un be hhr,a. ~ contributing g,
Lrnard nin the h y aud uh =, ring The
no.c, mostly mad. up oi cc"is, cNclulm-
eel With e,.m gravity, "ipcrr'ire that
.1irrond,r II, copPaSni'h Loh d,ne as
much harm
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
BRIGH TON VT ARK EFT,
MoNIAy, Dec. iO, lSi5.

Reported tor the Boston Daily Advertiser Pnir!'i
Al market CPS Beef Cattle, 100 Stores, 4OCG
Sheep and 52o Swine.
Pricrs-Becf Ca,tle--We quote To CORES
pond with last week extra 5 % first qnalI,,
4 rs a So, second 90 II 90 third ) 90 "
%.
Storcs-ko snlus noticed.
Shoep-Dull. Sales from 81 to 225. a
lew extra Cossei Wethers So each,
Swin.-Two lots small Shoais, Id aud
4 i.4c ; two lots large Shoat-, 3 l-2 and De
AT retail from to D l.2c
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

U. S. brig Porpoise, sailed fsom Pen
sacola Sd inst. for Vera Cruz, with Mr..
Parrolt Of the Navy Department, aS
bearer Of dispatches.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

The British messenger, with dispatches
for BIZ Pukenha,n, by The Cambria, arrived in
Washington on Monday of Last week.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

NJ ONE uUNUKLp LApIIs ~ Washington
CT, have subsrubod - zach, {" be expended
~ purchasing, M"od 10 bn disu,b1ivd amoha
tie ,,''o1 "d,.Ds t.,s W,s','
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
Court of Prvbuie, .Nempori, Dee. J.. iatj.

Court Of Probuis, .\empori, Dec. J.. iatJ.
4 n instrument in writing, dated u'e l4th
IN February, lol5, pnrporling Ia be the
last Wal aud Testament oi Waiter w. sS'n'
mons, late OF Newport, deceased, ~ss pre-
scented 10y Mary Ann Summons, sole Execu-
irlx thercin named ior Probate aud the SUI
Mary ANA Sinmons having IN writing do.
cinfd the trust ot Ex.cutrix, and prayed
that Peter =. Remington may be appointed
A Administrator. witli the " III annexed, al The
estate oi ssd Walter W. Sinmons, the saId
VIII aud request Is read, received and reier-
red for consideration 10 Couri Ut Pr,baie,
10 be holden at the Town Hall. IN Nc@p"u.
2n lhc first Monday IN January next, at
. orh;k. A. NJ. aud previous notice ~
igG"ret to b. given by publishing copy of
tins GIte, ih,,'e successive weeks ~ Tie
Htratd Of he fiMes,ior al persons interested
Ia appear Il, SAID i,H,c aud place and Ie
heard.
a true coPy-wh1ess,
Di b. b. llowL.Hp. Pro. CPk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

PLAoUEMINEs.-"O Oh what falling
off Is here, my counlrymen !" Who
would believe III PIaquemines - he
Ph4uemines, which returned majorit,
oi one thousand votes for Polk, gives in
only 1875 votes for the new Constitution
Yet tae Locolocos all go for the new
Constitution ~. q. Iroyic.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
Full Fiyar and Rcsicn Rail Road
E'a!. Arrangement,
eys5T9 l,;Iy5 l,s.;'IIyy5 is'ls c%sts-4 t., 49,.


.FsyRAiNS leave Fall llysr tor Tanm"n.
X Boston aud prcrldcucr, AT "a a. NJ. and
."5 T.. NJ.
l.ravr Fall RUrr inr New Brjinrd, NJ II
md - A. W.. nrd , y ".
Leave Boston aud Pr",ldrnce fr Fall
River At : \. NJ. aud ~ y NJ.
l.cavc New Bedford Tor Fall River ~ Tl
A W.. nud "a T. VI.
The Stag" Will leave N"wpor' nj halt pnst
II o'cort. A. NJ. in Fall River. aud "ill
connect with w. Boston rain ',hirh l'av's
Fall River NJ "a y. ~. Md the New H. dl"rd
Fare from New pnr, to- Boston. S2.nO
Do do Ipuutuu. 10
d. d. Nv Brdfnrd. ! rs
Trkrt. ~ H., ru''li,.,i ~ h, Stay" -
vrt t,r 'h"r of 'lu' tou'rs, ,--ur ~ ~" I'ir"
~ New port, si tue tr-td"nc" ui X. Is. kiNs
.Ltf
ShNuEL a. y. LEE, Snpi.
Oct. I'd. loIj-ti.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

Hon. Judge Wilde, Of The Supreme Court
of Massachusetts, lies dangerously III.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
Photographic Miniatures.

vnNilE subscriber has just received from New
Il York, fresh supply Of PLATES aud
CASES, OF ike hest mater,aIs,) aud Is now pre-
pared to cAspE,e liKENtssEs in superior
style, for all Who viii please 10 favor h'm with
u call. Nlinialpyis lqken every day, between
the hours Of oclugk a VI aud 4 L NJ. Por'
traits or Paintings of a.y description, accurate
Iy copied, and at shori notice. ..
WILLIAM A JtaSpN.
x | Union Eank Building
Newport, Dec lS, lSi5
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

viReiSA.-N llliam smilh, OF Culprppr,
county, has boon elected, 10y the Legislature,
Go,rfnof "i NngI"ia Iur maze" yca'e i,o'n ti',
h,st Uf January n'At.
Bnistot D,staI,t-.lhu Gu,,,nur add
Cuun,, u nl MaSsn nusrttr have appuinted the
gun ~ Ihi. m"uih, tNo works i,um to-day for
aootl,,t ttsi tp rutl 81 m"itbti 81 COngfuss
"a the Nlaih Congressional D'sii'ci.
Navigation on Lahs Cbamp'o,a l,s. cl"-'j
onu tho s.c"uib"a'. have g""" i,i" w'"i"t
1ua,i.i. The s,dsnn he, bo,n "n. OF una..al
a'uNtt.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
ss,slslly EaN ,Tutscc.

TV7HE subscrhrr. Collector 81 rown aud
/ Registry Tax. hau received 'hr R"g'-.
.'y 1aN B ,"k from the Town ClrIL, aud !.
nov ~ r'adlu' - to- tcccne the TaArs. ~
.prrsuns " ho wish tu evsIl themselves ui lhr
privilege "i voting ~ lol6, must pay th' ~
R"g,-ity sud p'rs"nnl prnp"r'y Tax. this
moo'h. J. GOODSPEED, Collector.
Dee. l2 iSlJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

The steamer Narraganset, Capt.
Manchester, met with slight accident
on Wednesday evening, Of last week,
near l1url Gate. She SLAPPED her en-
gincs to prevent a collision with II
schooner, when the condenser burst
and rendered her machinery unmanage-
able. The Narragansett Immediately
camc 10 anchor, and her passengers
were taken off by the steamer Cleopa-
ira, which was atihc time II short dis
lance ahead. SheaGerwards returned
10 New York for repairs. Capt. Nj.
and one or two OF the deck hands, were
slightly scalAed.
lNpiANA SENATOR. Jesse ID.
Bright, was Oh the 9th inst, elected a
United States Senator for six years from
the 4th OF March last, by the Legisla-
lure Of Indiana.
The vote stood -
For Jesse ID. Bright, 80
4" Joseph G. Marshall, &C
Blank,
Mr. Brigh, received 5 Wing votes,
from the Senate and d from the House.
lie is Lieutenant Governor OF the State
and President of the Senate.
Ii was by his casting yu;p as Prcsi-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

The snow ai Quebec is from ID to %
feet deep. Mercury 10 below Zero.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


a regular meeting Of RHopE ISLAND
"A LODGE, No. l2. J.. O. .. f., will be
held at Ocean Hull, 2'HkS EPE.NKVG, nj
d clock. Per order "f the n. &.
G. DEVENS, Jr. Scc'y.
Dec. 10, l845.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
Fire in Portsmouth.
Stock FOR SAL g.

A BOUT 9 O'clock las, Saturday evening
- Dee. 18th, was discovered la uG'm ir,'
STACK of HAY containing ahou, SIX tASS,
which with two TOP STACKS standing
alongside. were entirely CONSUMED. II T.
supposed that the hay was set on iir0. Ih'
loss is great io the owner. But ] hope b!
the grace Of HIM who made the ii"rvcn'
aud the Earth shall be able 10 withstand A.
BY the loss am obliged to sell my stuck,
VIZ One pai, of .O~ss, =. c~,~. g. ysuHg
creatures. = horses, 20 wcthcr sheep, aud 10
ewes. Beng IN debt, hope all persons ~.
debted 10 niu will pay as soon Us they car
aud those persons lo whom AIN indrbl"d.
hope will be 10 patient ~ posslbl". FeriInP
thankful for past iavorr, b"Pc if"nds aOo
Inrghburs will help u'e of wIlh the rest oi
NV stock as soon Ms possible. ns have Lu'
sullicleu, fodder To Keep them.
EDMUND 5. SISSON,
Portsmouth. X. |. D'c Is, lSiJ
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18

a special meeting Of OCEAN LonGE, M.
"A 5. !. .. OF q. f., will be held at their
Lodge Room, THIS EVE.ILVG, al hal
past 7 O'Clock. Punctual attendance Is re.
Questcd. Per Orler,
j. w. DAVIS, Jr. Sec'ry.
Dec. l8, 1915.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
C0ssa nisssjOHers' a. Admin
sssv~sOrs' Notice.

fs,IlE subscribers. having bee" apl'o.nird
by the lion. C"sJ"i Pr"ba'e, Columns
sioBcis 10 r'cehe a"l esai'ihe l''s r'a'ns
against The estate al A-e,nnder Murray, late
al Newpori, Mason, dee. tsprnsenl'd in-"i-
,eni aud SIX months ir"'.. ylf date hrr"'.
Ngying been allowed 1" the vsclnm" 'p p'"-.
sea- Their claims We viii A,tenJ si the Of
lice al Peter l.. Remington on ,i.1 lss' Sator-
days oi Nla"h. April aud Mey "eA'. 10 act
thereon, at o'clock, p. Ia. Oh each Vi sa'd
days. A?AM 5. Co.' J..
ST. S.s!'%. %.Ss. ns"'"''' c'""''''
All persops lpqeblrd I" sa'd eslute arc re-
qnestrd /" make lnpi' du,e payaen' Ia
=. MARGARET MURRAY, Ere.
by per Attorney =. p. &EMlNGiON.
Newpurt Dec.'i loIJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
FuRT ADAMS. X !.
DC l5ih. l~lj 'o J. 9Th.
Court o( PcoLaic. .llidd,io,cn, Dc IL lSij

Court o( Pcobdic. .lhdd,iorn, De IL lSij.
JONATHAN u. LAKE and l.a,ah Bur.
" drk Administrators rn The rsifi" 81
Benjamin Lake. late at MItn"'uwu. d'c'd
poc~, ~ W, ~ administration arruuut "r sait'
rstnir tor AamInaliun md aiinNtuc.
The -nuir n read ard rc'aIv'd atu 90 ictt"d
tor con>Idcrnil-n H. u t"ni 81 P'"''n'o.
to be- holdtn al the Town ll"n-'. ~ VI idlc.
town. on the ihrd Monday a. jan. nrAi. At ]
O'Clock. .. M. aud nutice ihruo' - "'d'r"d
10 be- pnbh.hed three successive wrtks ~
the H,roid Of The 7ipi,s. ihpt all p'ts"ns
interested may appear Il, SAID time aud place
aud be hrSfd.
True upv-witnPss.
JusnJA CuGSt SHALL Ptub. C,k.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
Notice to holders Of Certificates
of "Registered State Debt"

w msRkAs the General Assembly of The
w State OF Rhode Island, ut their last
session holden IN Ori"ber. a. D. lSt3, pass
ed the following resolution. 70 vii
"Resoir,d that Mrssrs. John u. Clarke and
Edward w. l.a~ton, be appointed Commits
sinners 10 receive aud register the out s,und-
lng claims against this State, called the
Il, gisirrcd STATE Debt ISSUED under the Acts
of 1895 and l797, aud other Acts supple
mcntary thereto"
Puhic notice is therefore hereby given,
that IL virtue of sad appointment. ih. M
lrrslgnrd John II Clarke. ~ III. CIV "f
pruyiJcuc". aud Edward W Lawi"n. ~ New
port, are prepared Ia receive aud rrcis'rT nil
the claims against the STATE. Indicated bl the
iurrgoIug rcsouiIun aud do invite all the
holders of sand claims To present Ia ih"in, 9r
rIihcr of them, the evidence thereof. NJ ~
early a day aS possible, ~ order that ih" same
may be- duly reported to th" General Assem-.
Dly at the sc,siuu to bo IIult-n ~ lanppIy
next.
JOHN Il CLARKE,
EDWARD W. Ian ION.
Noy Il IL ID - Bv
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-12-18
NOTICE.
E'ks ESfs ESE EE.

ssEALED PROPOSALS for supplvlug
- The UnHed States T,u"ps stationed at
Fort Adams, Il l., with FRESN bEEF,
will be- received by the assistant C"mmIN,ary
Dot s1'b. I"ic1cc, rnii liz 5'h cT5 81 Idn'iit
next. such PropnSals To be addressed
t'lrough The Post Oi!icc) io Lieut. w. 4.
NICu.Ls, 2d Art. Asst Com ~ SuhI-iruc"
Fuu Adams, X land cndnrsd Il "prupn-ai,
tor the supply oi B.ci.'--The Bcci'o be r'
The brsl quality. excluding the head rr"k.
nuG sharks and W. be delivered ai f"i
Adams, u ! NJ such times. and ~ suru
quantities. ~ may he required hy the Assr'i
ait CummlSsary al Sub-l-teucc.
FnRT ADAMS. X !.
DC I'm l-l5- l,o ! Jth
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-05-29

1t is said, there is great scarcity Of provisions
in Turks Island The people there. were almost
in state of starvation. Flour was selling at $l4
per barrel. Other provisions were proportionally
high. They have furnished vast quantities Of Salt,
TO preserve provisions for us. Now let our mari
time citizens send forth ships to fly to their relief,
and furnish them a liberal exchange of provisions
for their salt. That's the way to do business. 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-05-29

oo- We are gratiiedto learn, that the Rev SAM
UEL FULLER, D. D., Prof. of Theology in Kenyon
College. Gambia. Ohio, has accepted call to the
Rectorshir of ST. MIcHAEL's Church, in this VII
lage; and will soon enter upon the duties Of his
charge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-05-29

o. We are highly grati6ed to learn, that Pro-
fessor Kingsley, of Yale College, New Haven,who
recently embarked for England. on board the ship
Prince Albert, has arrived safely at Gravesend.
which harbor he reached on the 2sth ult. sli
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-05-29

OG-"Philip Howard" will be the Exhibition Ito
night,) in the Town Hall, May 90; twill probably
be interesting to those who have taste for such
hibitions. s3 s.s FL is. s
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-05-29

School Fund Report. this document, it
is apparent, that the School Fund Revenue for the
past year, has exceeded 1920 The number
of School Districts in Connecticut is 1858.
The amount divided among the Schools for 4s
years past is $3,oso,652 SO. The present amount
Of capital in the Fund, is $2,O51 ,423 II.
Every thing in this, in all the other Civil De-
partrnents of the State, seems to indicate an I'M
exampled degree Of public prosperity. We hope
that this admirable Common School System, the
pride and glory Of the State will be still further
improved and that choice and well selected School
Libraries, Maps, Charts, and Globes, may be one
day established in every Society and District
Throughout Connecticut. With suitable economy,
such improvement would not greatly enhance the
expenses attending the rudimental education Of
the children and youths Of this highly favored
portion OF the Union. 4f