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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01
ASHIP NEWS, .M
FORT or WPORY.
AR RIVED.

THURSDAY, Dec. %.
Schrs Rieh, lIuichins, Salem for N. York ;
Escort, Srash, Phila tor Boston Horo, Com.
stock, Prov for L"ndon /; Star, Webster, do
lor Init Henry, Davis, do fg n. York; Loui.
'a, Perry, Warren for Wilmington.
SATURDAY, Dec. %.
Bark Harvest, haven, Warren Cor NV Coast.
SclE$ tSsors", i.umkins, Cranberry island
%r 7, River; Pearl, Nichols, Prov for Bult,
SUNDAY, Dee. 29.
Dig Orrny Taft, Carr, Prov. for Charleston.
Schrs H.'rct, Briggs, Fall River Gar Bal, ;
Exchange, Clark, Caia. for. n. York.
MONDAY, Dec. 90.
Sehrs Council, Niskcrson, Prov. ior Norfolk;
Namshong, Young, do for do Florence, Rend,
Boston "a" R"Ppahanpock Kanawa, Pri.by
40 Tor New llsveH Abigail, TihLotts, Luboc
Tor Georgetown.
TUESDAY, Dec. 80.
Schr Oregon, Joslin, PROV. for Saybrook.
sloop Amily, Crowell, rrav. for n. Ua,cn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01

The last number oG the Lowell Offering
contnins the vnlcdic,ory of the editors, The
work haas been discontinued.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01
PmILADA., Oct. I3, ISI5.

PmtLADA., Oct. I3 ISI5.
The undersigned is induced to make the
following brief statement under firm con.
vcllon that mnnv valuable lives might be
snved was recourse had 10 The same means
whIrh have restored me to health. | had
suffered Tor years with weakness OF the
LUNGS aud LIVER COMPLAINT, but so
gradual were the inronds of disease that |
felt no alarm until within tho last year.-
The Chief cause of distress waa pain in my
breast and right side, great oppression, al
mast strnngllng, and total inability to ruisp
the corrupt matter which ohs,ructed nv
brcathng; and at times so great was my sui
icrlng thought gould not 1--we an hour II
is scarcely necessary To say that during this
time had the best medical attendance, was
cupped, blstercd, &c. with no avail. also
used various advertised and well known
medicines, obtaining no relief whatever I'M
I'll procured JHOMSONrS COM
POU.rD SYRUP TAR .AN,D WOOD
.E1PH7IH.3." one bottle OF which benefit.
ted me more than all else had taken and
now assert It as my solemn belief TINT by
tins time ! shouW hare b'n in my Craze hat
inOi procured Ills remeHy at The time IdiL
SARAH JANE ADAMS.
No. l;}6 South Fourth street.
Sworn to and subscribed this 18th day of
October, lS45, before me,
ClIAUNCEY BULKLEY, Alderman.
.7roid oil limitations,
Principal Office, NJ f. cor. FIFTH and
SPRUCE Sts. Pha. For sale by
Il. J. TAYLOR, Newport, u. !.
Nov. Goth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01

L. 5. sloop ofwar Boston, Commander Pen.
d"rgasi, from River la Plate, was spoken on
the Irih lust, bound to Portsmouth n. n.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01

ALntRr J. Tigeot.-- Constable, An.
dtrws aud i,nlnu-. l,lt Boston ur TUESDAY,
Of lat wr' X. iur y " OG"nn.. with rcqui
sition it"u' Gov. Biggs, Oh ih" Grvcrhor ol
Loul-lana, iur tho murderer, Albeit j. Tir-
rcll.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01

The smnD pox is on the Increase in phia
dclphq particularly ia The ontrr districts. -
The physicians say iL"y never sn"w II more
fatal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01
And graded Cor single track, 1871 ,35t

Anything connected with certain men :
movements is worthy of notice this is
my excuse for n1icing so trivial thing
as the calls made by gentlemen on each
other. understand that Mr. BUCHANAN
called ut Mr.. CALiauy's lodgings las,
night that MIR. CALHOUN called by
special invitation Of some one on Mr..
PAKENmAM to-day, and tonight Mr.
BUcmANAN was again at Mr.. CALHOUN s
lodgings. These may have been only
Christmas calls, but even they may
have some influence on the state of our
Foreign Relations. Correspondence Of
The .New York Tribune.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01
NEWPORT, Dec. 20, 1915.

NEWPORT, Dec. 20, 1915.
l'HE subscriber hereby gives notice to ali
WHOM II may concern, IN conformity Ia
amended Charter Of the Perry Manufacturing
Company, TINT on The nipcteen,h day Of July
A. ID. 1888 he sold aud disposed nl one fl,
ecnlh part Of the capital stock IN said Cor
polalIon TO Henry Schroeder Jr, aud that
on the tenth day Of September, A. ID. 1911,
he sold and disposed OF, to said C"rporalIon,
one fourteenth Of capital stock thereof, the
same being all his remaining interest in said
capital stock
JOHN HENRY GILLIAT.
Dec. %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01
Fashionable Eeefcctcry.

,gNiIE T. subscriber respectfully informs the
a public that he has thoroughly fItcd mp
his establishment. IN Thames street, whore be-
viii consisnily keep on hand every variety
~ Game. also i.chstcrs and New York Oys.
rcrs ConfoctiQnary, Pastry. Cakes &c. man
uincIare0 of The best materials, and in The
nIcrGl manner, tor sale rs low ~ at any
other establishment IN town.
Mr.. Pcll respectfully informs tho l.ndles
and Gentlemen of THIS place, rha, h" has pre-.
pared rooms for the reception oi those who
mny favor hun with their patronage, Tor pr.
vatc purtlcs, &c, &c.
THOMAS PELL.
Newport. Nov 25rh. 1916.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01
Heavy Mixed CassimcrCs.

AtrOUr and wide mlx'd Cassjmrrcs. u
- real good article Tor Mems ovrrcnats aud
u"nsrts. i,.' received and i"r sale low by
Dee iB WM &. tOI/ENS&t Go
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01
Notice to holders of Certificates
of "Registered State Debt"

( WhssrAs the General Assembly of the
State of Rhode Island, at their last
session holden IN Oc,obcr, A. ID. 1915, pass
ed the following resolution. 10 wit
, "Resolred. that Alessrs. John ID. Clarke and
Edward w. l,awIon, be appointed Commis
f'oners To receive aud reg.s.cr lac oct. stand.
lug claims against this State, cU'ca the
Registered State Debt, ISSUED under The Acts
of l79j and I707, aud other Acts supple
menlary thQyelo."
/ Public notice is ,heseforc hereby given,
that IN virtue of said appointment, the I'M
d"rsIgncd John II Clarke. n, the CIV of
Providence, and Edward w Lawion. n, New.
port, are prepared to yrceivc aud register all
The cIanps against the State, indicated by the
foregoing Ses"lVtipn and do invite oil the
holders "I said claims to preson, to them, or
either Of them, the eyidcHcc thereof. at ns
carly day as bossiilr, in order Ina, the same
may bc duly reported to the General Assem-
bly, at the SESSION to be holden in January
next.
JOHN II CLARKE,
EDWARD w. LAWTON.
NM Il JQft
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01
FOR SALE,

~ THE Farm situated in Ports.
Mss!A mouth, | 2 niqs from New.
&Mlki4 port, few rods from the main
Rss ssSs road leading to the Stone
Bridge, containing about Il acres of good
land, two story dwelling house, 2o by aj
feet, nearly new barn and other out build
ings, n first rate well of water aud an excel.
lent garden, 4 acres of fruIs tIees, apples,
pears, PEACHES, cAerres. &c.-sI;o the re-
mains of n nursery of apple trees. For fur
'hes particulars enquire of the snbscr'hcr
PARDON WHITE.
Newport, Dec. 4ih, '45.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01
NOTICE.

The Committee on the Railroad from this
town to Fall River, Mass. will meet, by nd
journmcnt, on MONDAY EvENISG next, (Jan.
81 a, Z o'clock n, the Sherll's office, Thames
street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01
NJ T. NOR ANDA.

MEMORANDA. NJ
bark fseyIdence, Vinson, sid I'm Savannah
18Th for Boston.
Brig Tasso, Burdick, arr at n. Orleans 18th
fm 81 Croix.
Brig Annawan, Swas"y, cid at Wilmington
25lh for Gaudaloupe.
schr Hannah, Qhrce mqsts) Woodn,an OF
this port, was at Montevideo, oR the 3Olh OF
September, chartered for Parana.
Schr Thames, Barker, was advertised at n.
Orleans 18th, for Savannah with dispatch.
Schr Julius PrinsIc, Clark, hence, arr at
Charleston 23d
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01
NEW. FRUIT.

n EW Rnisins, Flps, PrnnPs s. Malaga
~ Grapes just received and Ior sale at
Dec. %. RIDERS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01
Young Mems Temperance Society

\ Semi.annnal meeting of this Society for
The choice Of Officers, will be held nj the Town
Hall, this ovrnins. \ fail attendance is re.
questcd by order of the President,
Jan, &. l.. SrASnorE, Sscy
The subject Of tho Lecture at tho Unitarian
Church neat Sunday evening, will be- tier.
many, ns the Scene Of the Reformation. Ser.
vice commences at half past six O'clock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01
CIIOTON ALE.

mFA go bhls. Croton Pale
NE6A Ale, just received and t%r :'Ir
AE-{X at klDER'S.
Dec. "a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01
NOTICE..

I>llE annual meeting of the Stockholders
OF the Coddington manufacturing Com.
Pdny will be- held on MONDAY, the 5th of
January, lsi6,at 9 o'clock, p. III. at the Count
ing Room Of the Factory.
DAVID G. COOK,
Jan. ], IS4G. .4gtni and Treasurer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01
.LnnipCr,s pA!M urCOLl "

nLDNiDCE's RA!M or co.'s W
" ByA.-rh- arirlg was introduced inln
New York Hbopl twenty years sin,r ard hrm
is superior virtues IN re producing h,lr. when
il had lal'cn out. krcp'ng the head free from
dandrpn tn most loalhsorr aiiIcle on p hil".
mans Goa, coIlar) aud giving 4" s"ln's' aud
beautiful lustrc unknosn before ~ the hair. has
induced some persons 10 ,rt up and nd,'rt'.n
many articles ior ihr sane pufposrs nome -.
wbrh stand the Icsi ot irin Poi.s>inP, as
mo-r oi them de-, ~ br ~ of ,aripu- kinds, alI
uf which nfr puiIiivrly inIuiinB+ 10 ihr huu"u
hsir I ~ ao on" hs drc"iYrd pn pih"r ari-
,c viii .n..kc lh, hor gro~ ral,,l' and of
good qpnlily bul W." BALM Of Colombia. nnd 40
olh"r nn,rlr pnIr"r,pl ~ be the l'aln of To-
lpr'pia Is grnuinr wirrul the nime Of tom-
stock Go on the outside wrapper sold IN
Bos'cn, by Colndock \ Ross, ~. rremcn,
Row
Agents Tor Newport,
H. j. TAYLOR, and
C.O.t. iIAIARp
Nhy 20
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01

"a IT, co a L,
'INHE subscriber has on hand 100 tons Of
RED ASH coal, Egg size. under
a shed which can be delivered at any tine
free from Ice and Snow.
Jan l.-u. J. W. SHERMAN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01

just Received
Per SLoop ligilmt from Ne,o
YOrL:,
81 Kegs pIIme Dairy Butter,
10 casks " " Cheese.
HID of city cured Hams,
10 bbls new Mess Beet,
III bbls Newark CIDER,
IL bags Of Coffee, Java, Manila and Mari:
caIbo;
l2 chests OF Tea, some very superior;
50 bags prime Buckwheat.
) bbls Go
10 boxes Tobacco, Myers, Greaners and
Ender's;
) bbls Smoking FobaccQ,
% boxes of Rais,ns,
3 casks Of do.
box peach leaf Tphncco, &c. Sc. &c,
all nf whic!, will be sold as low rs can be
bought in Town for cash or approved credit.
GEO. B. KNOWLES.
Dec. 25.
Ok Marrow g. BeAr's Oil,
HiG!II4f scenlrd aud pn.c for the hair
II Il Of ell preparations for the Hair or
Whskcrs, noihing equals the above men
Gned articles it restores the halr 10 the
bald, and will cfectually preserve IT irom
falling off III ugy event; just received and
for sale Mt RIDERS.
Dec. as.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01

TuE GsNgRAL ASSEMBLY of this State.
will meet at Providence on Monday next
January 5ih.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01
FRESH REEF.

SEALED PROPOSALS for supplying
- the United States Troops stationed Al,
Fort Adams, /, l., with FRESH BEEF.
will bC received by tho assistant Commisssry
Z" Subsistence. Unll the 5'h day oi January
ncX'. Such Proposals 10 be- addressed
,ilrough tI," Post Office io Lieut. w. A.
NICHrts, 2I Art As; Cun oi Subsistence.
Fou adams, Il land cndotscd proposals
rrr 'lr supply ul Beet The Beef to be- oi
The best quality, excluding tho hend. neck.
and shanks.-and 20 be delivered at Fnn
Adams, Il ! at such times. and in sucn
quantities, as may be required by tho Assisl
ant C"mmissary Of Subsistence.
FoHT ADAMS, X. /.
Dec l7th, Isis Ito J. 9TH.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01

Con- Frsr.--Mulsiludes of people saffr from cold
lgei, aud hr.rr lpuw h0w to remedy the evil. The
Ointment VIII oreh the pores. cause Increased rspdy
~ the circulation, mud thus restore warmth and
iort H. lie Gri' ." -
4 Surfrs,,uily treated. Elsyrn Hundred.
ffLra We Have kn"~N 'p~fsanr "a offer five dollars
',N df tie s.i,s Ia uir ssh,nry agents. rather than
20 honr ~lh6ui II. Tor NE p6fjess curing piIss
! sur'rssifrs urasJ. nins hundred aud t.ur.
BrRsr.Fhf hfrfs IL bnr nSf ils tTayl ~ the world
W. should he wiiing IL have " itsiff " nh The very
he = remedy IN Eff"pr Or a nirfich. -" =
Cured, seven bnudrth and over.
II.iR AND DAspRuYt. THE Dli pressed from the
All-iieans oinimrn,. ptodhtes amit6r unsur passed
by nny priduriion iD ihr world - -.r
ThO rr,i"rrs the ib,eDslble Precipitation the same
~ the Ssy@ md inpnris tome tb' The stslp lf The
hair will grow under ANY circunisihntes r win under
This '
u has restored the hair n nearl' n hundred cases.
sadef Il IA. mel with succrss w did nit ourselves
expect. Tile go,i has done IL incairulrLt II has
rarri, ,iaidts. tnd jo, into many dwelling. sid
thank Iinf ,vd ~. Author ol all good i,nt sa has
hern pleased o. bIess this simple rrnr, pui uin ,lh
-iucrre aud b"nesi IiotiYVs IN The healing al uary
diseases IL has alresiiy restored many P''or "
his wi'r aud chiliTn. On ~ am all ih-ir dcpend~bcs
w.- lnid aud wrbtrye Iiii b, ten indiv idunis eau
r fund among The 30 600 nhd'hRye used II, who Is
sorry ihni il ha. co;r- "a bis tnnwirdto.
Snrh IL M'ALisTER's ALL-HtALiau OINTMENT, and
such J. it, reception amohg The pehnlt. -
Friends aud iclla~ citizens welcome Ihs great mud
good med icinr Ia homes SOu shall httJE -grct
u, ". pledge ou our good word. '''' -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.

" GOFF, announces to the Ladies'
W. and Gentlemen of Newport and its
vicinity, That he is now ready to furnish any
article IN the above line, which may not be
on hand, at 'he shortest notice, at N. York
and Boston prices, free Of charge for pro.
curing them. His arrangements with large
Publishing House ip each city, with whom
he 's ainost in daily communication, renders
his facilities rnpid
Boston papers received day---New York
do do three tunes per meek. Subscribers
wanted for Magazines. Several popular
books on hand. w. GOFF.
January lst, lS16,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01
laay for Sale.

'dNIIE subscriber Offers for sale ten tons
first quality hay, at his farm in Middle.
town. STOCKFORD f. TILLEY.
Jan. !, lSiG--3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01
NOTICE.,

xNTE THIS DAY present our numerous
w Customers with their Bills, "a usual
aud respectfully request promp, settlement
All hay'ng demands will pease call aud
receive their due.
f.. +. & w. NEWTON.
Newport, Jan. l, 1916.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01

HONsU MPTiON CURABl.E STILL
~ FURTHER PROOF ,--CONSUAi
ITlVES, remember that i, is
Ihampsom's Compound Syrup p IWr am
Uood .Naphihc
which is daily clectlng such remarkable
cures in PULMONARY CO.NSLINP-
YION!
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-01-01

For Me remorai and permanent cme Of all
Diseases arising Ir"m an impure siaie
gAe b!.poa, or hqbA ofMe sys-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20
MT MRRTaD.

At the fremont House Chicago, on ahe
18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Sk5nner, HI.
L. HAwLEY, Esq, Of Loctport, Ills. to
Miss DEBoRAH BRAMAN. Of Mansfield,
N. York.
In this Village on Thursday the 18th
inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Walker, Mr.. VIM,
b. JAoUEs of Joliet, to Miss. ELIZA p.
DUSnAM. late Of Waterloo, N. York.
The whole cake which accompanied
shc above notice, shows plainly that the
parties are adverse to division of inter
ssIs. They will please accept our great.
tlll acknowledgements, and best wishes for
the fhure prosperity.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20
Comstockls Gems In Poetry.

'sBeslpld. Tor thy sake cursed Is the earth,
And vsnom'd tlsarns shall mar tire foses' BERTH
such the dread sentence o6r frs Parents heard
lHhea hsanty tempted land weak 4 sa,ii errsis
Ind sad experiences writes in words Of ore f.iire
That Earth Stiil Hrstles beneath that sentence
For lu. The regions pf the nnuadless Wesl
la AL The gorgeous roteI o Summer drcss,
This matches yerlure of he. Forest bowers,
The s1inEtuaus hues Of er iInnnmbered flowers
Her streams whose Inspid mirrors giva 10 view
As lair SKY as e'er Italia knew
BIT ah. that heauty-lke q coqusts-'s kiss
Leads bat 10 sO,row-~hile il poials 60 bliss,
For saunt disease he.e swans his sceStre pale
Whitening Fepers load the Summer gale,
And shiveTing AgIe has his grim abode
In yalles fair as seraph ever trud.
Alas! beauieous lanascapr eandot please
The sinken eye hsdim.if by disease
That saps tire body and nnnerves tho soul
'I'ill very apathy usiIrps the sh0le.
And life is shtSadsd IN a ayless gloom,
DARK as thu snmbre sin III ws the ton,b.
Such nights If w0e will soon be past AMI gone.
4 morn has dawned on each afflicted ONE
lanihropy rsjnicesto sireiaIa s tr
: There is BALM in Gilead--a Physician fheres''
,T,s WYSxocP.s COMPOUND. Lo! at i.s approach.
Agaes & Fevers iy. nor dare encrnach, raise
Agsin an Ilsalth's b'ess'd realms, 1--WE scorh 10
For a. Filthy I.ucrc,sa cake one note of praise,
Or pcompt nope, that when the trials made,
Li&e shadows at Aurorass glance will fades)
No! pallid beauty yet again may wear
III. ross of health 50 b CAUTIOUS in the fairs
And strengtaless manaood yet again may feel,
Into each wasted limb new VIZ steala
Already taoasanis, by its means rejoice @
IN Health & strength aud grateful len their voice
To Svsll It's lofty fms. Then come and buy
Aad hi q, all ws'v- sung will Justify.
The above famnGs medicine is offered 20 SUI
fering humanly AT :he low price or oi dollar per
hottie at J. C:OMSrOCK'S VARIETY Store.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20

CHOLERA IN INDIA.--The Cholera is
sweeping the Scinde. Many eminent
military men have feilen as well as mas.
ses Of soldiers by this terrible disease.
A Bombay paper thus describes its eff.
tects among the soldiers:
"Who shall depict the scene in the
hospitals? speak more of Fusiliers, be.
cause Ofthat | saw much; every cot was
tilled---delirium here, death there; the
fearful shricks of pain and anguish. Men
whom you had seen short time before
bale and strong, were rolling in at every
door, crowding every space-countenances
so full Of misery.-eyes sun ken aud glari.
ing shrivelled and hlackened cheeks.
This, too, the work oftive short minuets
or less! So sudden was death with some
that they were seized. cramped, colIasps.
cd, dead, almost as fast as have written
the words. Previous health and strength
were no guarantees; men attending the
burial Of their comrades were attacked,
borne to the hospital, and buried them
selves next morning. Pits were dug in
the church yard mornings and evening;
sewedDp in their beddings. coffinless they
were laid side by side, and service read
overall"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20
Fsom tbs N. q Commercial Times Sep. IS.

Fsom tbs N. O. Commercial Times Sept 25s
MARINE DISASTER. - The ship 81. Ma
~, Capt. Foster, which arrived yesterday
from New York, picked up at sea- on the
18th inst. in lat. IS , I6', long. IS 80 /,
Captain Shanklin and crew Of the schoOn-
or Mary Anna, of and for Philadelphia,
from Charleston, with cargo of lumber.
the vessel having been dismasted in a
gale on the 9Th inst. eff Cape HATE ras,
aud abandoned. Capt. Shanklin reports
having seen on the 18th New York brig
name unknown. with her mass gone By
che deck. On the 12tb, spoke the schoon.
err Angeline r. Thompson, which report
ed having seen the day previous schoon-
or bottom upwards. The st. Mary also
brought here John Valentine, one ofthe
crew of the brig Helen Mcleod, Captain
Marston, from Baltimore, bound for this
port with cargo of assorted merchandise
He states that she left the capes Of ViF-
ginia on the TIN inst. On the following
night, in heavy gale, they lost their
sails and sprung leak. On the Illh
the brig was half full Of water, al the
same time was near to the hull Of the
schooner Mary Alma. when Valcntine
jumped overheard and swan to it. On
ahe 18th, the Helen Mcleod still in com.
Pany with the Mary Anna, sail was seen
in the west, towards which the III. Nc.
Leod bore down. Shortly after violent
squall of wind and rain set in. Alter the
squall cleared away, the Helen Mel ,od
could not he seen, and tits supposed she
went down with all on board, consisting
OF captain, mates and ere w. eleven in
nunber--four lady cabin passengers and
four persons in the steerage.
Capt. Shanklin thinks possible they
may have been saved as there were sew.
eral sail in sight when the squaIl commen.
menced, and one or two were still in view
when il ceased.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20
FIRE INSURANCE..

TIME SUBSCRIBER is duly constituted Agent
4 for the Eetna and Protect'on Insurance
Companies, OF Hartford, 'nneSticut, aud is pre-
pared TO take FIRE risks, on ain descriptions Of
property, such as Dwelling Houses, Baras, Stores,
Merchandise, Household Goods, Furniture, dc.
These companies are SO favorablY know through
cut America as TO make c1mme.ts ana reisrnn.:es
unnecessary.
Application fer Insurance will be received
throagh S. w. Bowen, Esq, Joliet. and Nor,' u
L. Blackstone. Lockporf, whnse .nrvey of build
ingS will be taken al the risks of the abUve COM
panies. G.S. HUBBARD, Ag't.
Office, South Water Street.
+ Caicagn, May u, $40
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20
High School.

A. MCINTOSH takes pleasure in 10
forming the citizens of Joliet and vicinity
thai he will commence the fall term u
select school on Monday the 18th inst,
10 East Joliet. His system OF instruction
is thorough, simple and practical. Cult.
vating and developing the mental and
physical faculties Of the pupil viii be he'd
paramount to s.cramming." Mathematics
viii receive particular attention. No ef-
forts viii be spared to render the studies
pleasing and the requirements substantial.
@Three weeks of the first part ofthe
term will be devoted to common school
branches, and improved systems of teach
ing. All DESTROYS ofbecoming acquainted
with these improvements, will de well
te attend.
Tuition.
Common Branches. $500
Higher do. 400
Joliet Oct. 6, I64j.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-10-20

IMPORTANT PROM MExIco.-We are
able 10 announce, most positively, (says
the N. 0. Picayune of the 6th,) thai L:
ters were eceived in thi1 city by the Day
" ."icman deeply interested in Mex
lean affairs, and from very responsible
foreign source in Matsmoras, which say
that Gen Almonte has been appointed
President of Mexico Gd iaterim, and Gen.
Santa Anna GeReralissimo Of the armies
Of Mexico. and farther that Santa Anna
was then engaged in raising and organi.
ling troops, attending to take the fed in
person in the north.
This news will strike every one as i'm.
Portant in various aspects, but it is espc-
cially so as it may bear upon the arms
'ice granted by Gen. Taylor to Gen. Am
Pudias' forces, and again upon the Deepen
dence which the Government at Wash
iDgton may have placed in the pacific in.
ScntiOAs of Santa Anna.