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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-12

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Nov. s.
Brig Logan, Sweet, Prov, Bangor.
Schrs Hudson, Warren, Bangor, Dighton ;
Dcbonnier, Mason, New Haven, Winsor, N.
C.
FRIDAY, Nov. o.
Ship South America, Soulo, Prov, Whaling
Voyage.
SUNDAY, Nov. 8.
Brig Winthrop, Lord, Ellsworth, Prov
Schrs Trader, Kilksy, Thomaston, Amsbu-
ry Ruth, Thomos, Amsbury. do, New York ;
Triumph, Williams, Prov, New York.
MONDAY, Nov.9.
Brig Druid, Rice, Bonaies, Boston.
Schrs Soutberner, -, Boston, Phila.;
Compliance, Loring, N. York, Boston,
TUESDAY, Nov. 10.
Schrs Antilles, Crockett, Thomaston, New
York Rival, Farnham, Kingston, Prov.
Sips Monarch, liultz, Albany, Prov. Mary
Nichols, Spencer, East Greenwich, Nantucket.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. IL.
Brig Caledonia, Pur,us, Pictou, Prov.
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State Of Rhode Island and Prosidenee Pionta-
tons.
NEWPORT, sc.
CLERKS OFFICE, Court of Common Pleas, }
November 4, is46
TITHEREAs James Smith, OF Tiverton, in said
w County of Newport, builder. hath filed his
Petition in this office against James Gratrix
now of said Tiverton, representing that said
Smith contracted to and erected n certain dwell
ling house for said James Gratrix; lha he fur.
nished the materials used in the erection of said
house, as well as The work and labor expended
thereon that said house is situated in SAID Tiv-
erton on a lot OF land belonging 10 said Gratrix,
and is bounded as follows, viz Norlherly, on
land thrown out by Oliver Chase for a street :;
Easterly on lands OF Robert LawiOn, Southerly|
on lands of Isaac Wilcox, and Westerly on
lands of the aforenamed Oliver Chase con-
tanning forty rods, more or less, with said dwell
ling house, so erected thereon, and said petit
toner represents that according To the laws of
this State he has acquired a lien upon said
Dwelling house with the lot Of land upon which
the same is standing for the sum OF Three hun.
dred and thirty two dollars and thirteen cents,
now due SAID Petitioner for materials and labor
furnished in the erection of said Dwelling
house, as aforesaid that within three calendar
months after the completion of said dwelling
house and the furnishing Of said materials and
labor, he filed an account of his labor and mate
rials therefor with the Town Clerk of the town
of Tiverton and gave notice in writing on his
said account that he claimed lien upon said
described dwelling house and lot Of land -
Wherefore he prays that the Court may issue
an order for the sale of the land aforesaid and
that the proceeds thereof may be applied TO the
discharge OF his aforesaid demand with interest
thereon. and the costs of this petition, according
TO the Statute in such case made and provided.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the credi-
tors of the said James Gratrix, (fany,) having
a lien as aforesaid on said estate, of lhe penden-
cy of said Petition. that they may appear before
said Court and make out their claims in confor-
nifty u said act.
DANIEL C. DENHAM, Clerk.
Nov. 5--3w.
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We cut the following from the Batavia
Spirit Of the Times, OF June 81. 1t clearly
shows that Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry
has attained high reputation in Batavia as
well as in this city:
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.-This
is one Of the very few patent medicines Of
the day which we can recommend with cor.
fidence to oil who are affected with Coughs,
Colds or Consumption. or who are predispos.
ed to the latter complaint. It has been
used with considerable advantage by many
families in town, and in a few stubborn cases
has produced highly beneficial cfrec,s.-Ro.
chester Daily Adw.
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Court of Probate, Newport, .Nou. I'd, 1876.

Court of Probate, .Nswport, .Nou. I'd, 1876.
AN INSTRUMENT in writing, dated Goth
"A Sept. lS45, purporing to be the last Will
and Testament of Samuel Carr, late of New
the Executors therein named and for letters
testamentary thereon the same is read, received,
and referred for consideration, to a Court OF
Probate, to be holden at the Town Hall in New
port, on the first Monday in December next, at
0 o'clock, IN, and notice is ordered to be given
thereof by advertisement for three successive
weeks in the Herald of the Times, for all per-
sons interested to appear at said time and place
and be heard. True copy-witness,
nov IL. B B Rowland. Prob elk.
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Executors Sale.

By rtrtue Of authority from the Court Of Protd8
Of The term Of Newport, ,eM be sold at Public
Auefion. on Monday the 3Oth Of N0oe,aber, 1916,
at ~ o'cioch 4. NJ, On the premises,
A Ill the right, title, and interest, which
IA Alexander Murray, late Of Newport, had at
the time OF his deceaSe, in and to a certein lot
of land situated in said Newport, bounded east
eIly on Corne street southerly on land OF
James Pilman and others westerly on land Of
the heirs of Stephen Bowen, dec; and norhers
ly on land of Edward Gray.
Conditions at time and place of sale
MARGARET MURRAY, Execdtfix,
by her Attorney, rETER p. REMINGTON.
Newport Oct. %, 1916.
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NOTICE.

III The present limits are inadequate to ac-
commadate my numerous retinue Of customers
On Let OF February next, | shall commence to
sSert a "StupeRdous Warehouse,' sufficiently
large to accommodate my friends and numer-
ous customers. "Large as the present House
Is, !, !,, !: no, .Tf''sn,ly large "Spaeiou., it
pcarancs, IL Is not sufficiently briiiiant." This
Gigantic House, the Cory Of Boston, is to
come dO'oH, and a Larger, more Spacious, and
Sr,usHM Establishment is to take its place.
Those names have been applied to my estab.
sishment by those that are acquainted with the
real character Of Oak Hall Such az "a saps.
rtor Mari" A'a prisceiy WarehOxse," "a Yast
Trading Area, ga katehtess Establishment"
"a Theatre Of unbounded Trade ga Stupend.
.ous Scheme" "an Extensipc Market "a Tri-
a.mPhant Aehiersmsnt," ga sphere Of Entraor-
'dtnary Operations" +" "an Unapproachabie Non.
der" Such names probably will apply TO nv
new eosstructure when completed. I might
'as well undertake to confne tho vast ocean in
the limits Of our Pond on Boston Common, as
To capry on my large trade within the walls of
these present imits The public are aware
that my triumphant state ments are not over
rated. The trade at my extensive Ware-rooms
may be compared to a large Monster, whose
bulk snd mighty stature have become so great
thstd 1t requires a larger sphere for its present
lS42, has stood unrvalied in the metropolis
for extent and magnitude, and yet it is far, far
from being equal to the extent Of my heavy
trading operations. So liberal a patronage
must have a larger house for the unfettored
movements OF its enormous form. An estab-
lishment far surprising the present one, is alb
soIutely necessary, and one is shortly to be
erected, that will surprise and delight all in
terssted in my welfare.
q. w. SIMMONS,
Oak Hall, Boston.
z. S. Being obliged to make these stipend
@ious alterations, the Large, Fresh Stock Of
Fashionable Ready-made Clothing, Piece
Goods, adapted to this present Fall and COM
ing Winter, amounting to upwards Of one hun
dred and Twenty-Five thousand dollars, will bo
closed up at prices much below the extreme lop
prices hare been selling. All the Furniture
of the present establishment for sale-Large
Mirrors, Clocks, Chandeliers pah Rich Cut
Drops, Counters, Shoao Cases, &C., &c.
Oct. 22d, 1876
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of this port, undergoing repairs. Brig Echo,
Smith, Of do. condemned and sold
Sealing schr Catherine, Smiley, of this port,
I'm Santos, was at Rio Janero, Sept. 20.
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NJ A r r | A G E s.

At White Hill by the Rev. DR.. De Witt. on
Thursday the Goth ult., Mr. George Reynolds,
of Canton, Ohio, to Miss Jane L., daughter of
Thomas Craighead, Esq. of White Hill, Cum
berland county, Pa.
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DOY WANTED.-A boy of about IA years
Id ofage, with honest and Industrious habits,
and disposition to learn the business, can find
a good situation in the Store of
Nov 5. WM. G.. COZZENS & co.
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Ncm aopcrtisrmrnts.

1.-TWO Lives or to Seem and To Be, by
L Maria J Mcintosh MyrliS, by Mrs Sigour-
ney Early Jesuit Missions in North America ;
Something for Everybody or Letters from the
Old Purchase, for sale by
c. Z. HAMAETT. Jr,, l, Oak Row,
Nov 10.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-11-12
The Boston Almanac for 1S47,
BY S. N. DICKINSON.

WILL be published at an early day in De-
w cember. The Directory to the Business
People Of Boston, will be thoroughly prepared,
and inserted at greater length than usual. As
the business OF the city increases, this depart
ment of our Almanac grows with it. In the
number now coming out, there will be series
of DIAGRAMS representing the varions RAIL
ROADS diverging from Boston, with histori.
cal sketches Of each. These diagrams or maps
have been prepared nj some considerable ex.
pense, and will together with the Business Di
rectoIy, form the principal features to the AL
manac for ISi7 The usual quantity of MiScel.
laneous Matter will be found in its pages. The
covers will be Illuminated with some choice
specimens OF Printing, and the fine large Map
Of Boston, will be bound up in the volume.
Orders may be sent to Mr. Is. B. MUSSEY,
%, Conhill, and to Mr.. THOMAS GROOM,
az State street. or to the Proprietor, 5. N. DICK
NsoN, 50 Washington street.
Oct 29h, IS46-9w.
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Court of Probate, .Newport, yNou. Ed, 1876.

Court of Probate. Newport, .Nou. I'd, 1916.
NATHANIEL ii. LANGLEY, Executor OF
IN the last Will and Testament of Joseph
Il. Greene, late Of Newport, deceased, pre-
sents his first account on said estate for allow
ance the same is referred for consideration to
a Court of Probate to be holden at the Town
Hall, in Newport, on The first Monday in De-
cember next at 9 o'clock a. m. and notice is
ordered to be given thereof by advertisement
for three successive weeks in the Herald of the
Times for all persons interested to appear and
be heard. True copy-witneSS,
nov. H. b. HowLAND, Prob. elk.
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St1rc1l Polish.

A NEW article, TO put in with the Starch to
IA give linen beautiful gloss, Just received
and for sale by WILLIAM NEWTON,
Nov IL Iss,, Thames street
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VNOOTH HEs.-Thrly different
Il patterns Of Tooth BRUSHES, al all prices al
Oct 20 X, J. TAYLOR'S,
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Court of Probate, Newport, .Nov. I'd, 1916.
TINE Administrators on the Estate of VIII,
l. liam ID. Callahan, late of Newport, Printer,
deceased, present their first account on said
Estate for allowance; the same is received,
and referred for consideration to a Court of
Probate, to he holden at the Town Hall, in
Newport, on the first Monday in December
next, at O'clock IN. and notice is ordered to
be given thereof, by advertisement for three
successive weeks IN the Herald of the Times,
for all persons interested to appear a. said time
and place and be heard
True copy-witness,
nov l2. B b. HowLAND, Prob elk
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LOST,

a Ladies HEAD ORNAMENT upon steel
spring with some stones Of value attached TO
" tho finder, by leaving IL at Mr.. Gorr's
boarding house, Willianrst will 30 paid re-
ward Of 500. Oct ~
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Registering 10 Vote in 1917.
Town CLERK's OFFICE,

Town CLERKS OFFICE, !
Newport, Nov. I2, 1876.
A LII persons not registered, who are other
IA wise qualified or who will be within a
year qualified by age and residence, who in
tend 10 Vote in lSi7 in this town, on payment
of Registry and other taxes, must register their
names in the Town Clerks Office, on or before
Saturday the 9th December next
B. B. ROWLAND, Town Clerk
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Notice.
Bank Stock at Auction.

On Saturday, January l6. IS47. nj ID o'ciocA
a. W.. an front Of Tie Traders Bank. shalt
cause 10 be sold at PuJtic AUCTION, 10 the
highest bidtfer,
> SHARES in the Capital Stock OF said
~ Bank, standing in the name OF christopher
}. Blven, unless certain debts, due from SAID
Bliven 10 said Bank are previously paid.
BY order OF the Directors
BENZ. MUMFORD, Cash'rr
Newport Nov. IL, ISi6-9w.
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Anctiolls.
A ssignee,s SaIe.

Assignee's Sale.
OF Real Estate, on Saturday, Nap 81, Is40.
al l O'Clock "A. NJ, tcM be sold al pubic
auction, IN front Of C. }. Bipen's Shop, on
Greene streaty order Of H,iiiam Bro wneH,
assignee.
A Ii. The right, title, and interest, which Chris
IA topher J. Bliven had on the 9Th day of De-
lober ls4G, in and TO a LOT of land situate ON
Prospecihll slreetl a lot VI land with dwelling
house and other buildings thereon standing,
situate on Spring street, occupied by Samuel
GIadding a lot of land with dwelling house
thereon standing situate on East street; two lots
Iof land situate on Fast street. Also, Immediate
ly after, ON the premises, a lot of land with
dwelling house thereon standing, called the
Mumiord Estate, situate on Eleven street inn
mediately after, nj the Spring street Church,
Pew,No, 55, in said Church. Also, immediate.
ly after. at the Methodist Episcopal Church
Pew No -, in said Church
Conditions al sale.
JEREMIAH GOODSPEED. Auci'r.
Nov IL. 1916.
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Public School Notice.

= uO11C s0C1IOO1 ANOCACos
A PUBLICATIONS. in writing will be received
N tor the situation of Teacher Of BOYS
SCHOOL, NO. 2, until Oct. 22d, 1915, NJ
which time the Committee will meet al the
School House in Mill Street FOR the purpose Of
examining applicants,
Applicant to produce evidence Of good
moral character.
WIN. GkPIN, Seo'ry
Newport. Ocl, 3, 1876
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per-Smlth and Foundafy Line, manufactured
and repair ed. in the neaest and most substantial
manner Lead Pipes Of all descriptions. kept
constantly on hand, and fitted as desired in any
manner Copper and Iron Pumps Of all kinds
kept constantly on hand. and fitted in the best
order, and warranted never to fail until worn
out.
Iron lift Pumps, from Sl,00 TO 50 90
Copper. $50 800
Also, an assortment Of FoRcE Pumps.
A share Of public patronage Is solicited and
the most ample satisfaction will be given.
NATHAN NJ. CIlAFEE.
Newport Nov. 10.
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kSHIP NEWS. As
A II RIVED.

PORT OF WPORT. /.
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REMOVAL.

NHE subscriber respectful.
Lily informs his friends and
the public, that he has remoI :
ed his establishment to Ham
NETS new building, corner Of
Tn ames a. Franklin sts., one
door north of the Custom
House, and directly opposite
the Bank Of Rhode Island I;
where he is prepared TO exc.
cuts orders in the line OF his
business, at the shortest notice,
and on the most reasonable
terms. All articles in the Cop
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To LET.

tSA a convenient Dwelling House, in Sher-
Vits. man street, possession given 18th of Oct.
For particulars, &c, enquire of
oct \. pE(kIlAM ~ BULL.
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TILE MECHANIC
Composed for and sung at the late Anniyersa.
ry Celebration Of tho Massachusetts
Charitable Mocha mic Association.

~
Composed for and sung at the late Anniyersa
nv Celebration Of tho Massachusett
Charitable Mocha mic Association.
Lift up thy toll. worn hand,
Thou of The staIwart frame and fearless eve
Lift proudly now thine iron hand on high!
Firm and undaunled stand
No need hast tho1 Of gems
To deck the glorious temple Of thy thought;
THou hast the jewels which thy mind bath
wrought,
Richer than diademsi
Thou art our Gods higb~pricst,
Standing bsfors great RatarO's mighty
shrine +;
For the whole world the glorious task is thine
To spread the eternai-feasl !
Even like the Hebrew Chief,
Strikest thou on the rock, and from ils deep
Mysterious heart the living waters leap,
To give the earth relief!
Mighty among thy kind.
S'andest thou, man d. IRON toll. midway
Between the earth and heaven. all things to
sway
BY thy high. working mindI
Thou canst deIve in The earth,
And from It's mighty depths bring forth pure
gold
Thou cshst unwrop The clouds Id heaven
rolled, y
Aud give the lightning brith'
Thou hast the stormy sea
Chained to thy chariot wheels and The wild
winds
Otsg the o'rruling intellect that binds"
Thei, rushing wings to thee!
Thou canst new bands create,
Where tho wild rolling wave no mastery
ORns
And the vast distance Of opposing zones
Canat thou annihllate!
Lift, then, thy hand to Heaven!
Spread thy tolI.scsotre DER the sea and land,
Thou hast the world entrusted to thy hand,
Earth TO thy charge is given!
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4 Book Tor = Rainy D7V.

GENERAL Posi- OFFICE.-The following Il
an exact statement; as ascRrtainsd at ths
department ofthe revenues derived from p2S
Of the larger offices in the United States f,T
the quarter ending the 30 h september last.
and also compared with the quartz, endi1g
tie goth September 1874.
Whole revenue for the quarter in 1874.
1854, Whole revenue for the aRrne
quarter in 1s45, S27l .473. which shows
deficiency of Sls3,O05, or about al l-9 psr
cent less.--Ihe increase in ten post Offices
Sll9. The decrease in 9IJ Offices IN aIgg
l27. he only ten Offices in which there i
any increase in the receipt over the last years,
are at insignificant points, mostly in the west.
EXPERIMENTING ON JoHS BU1E-Ona Of
the Laco-f'oco correspondents of the HerabF
gives the following lucid f~orclaste of What
our Government is To do about Oregon, and
for what reasons VIZ:
"The next step now 70 ba taken, will ba
for Congress to pass a resolution ins,ruetiuv
the President TO give notice 20 the British
Government to saHnul and abrogate the Cun-
vention Of 1927 but you NAV rest assured
that this will not be done until they ggt -
news Of how that Government taksa -
withdrawal Of all propositions By the Prea-
ident-and claims all Oregon. awe ara =
the situation OF boys, who have been auus-
ing themselves By throwing pebbles IN
hornets nest, and then cease operations for
a while, 10 see whether they take il kindly
then act as circumstances require-yix. If
they Come out, Fun-if no., Ore again. So
"Fth our Congress-ths knowing ones viii
make no farther move until they see What
England intends to ds-and finley viii var
only until Parliament meets, they will not
have to pass any such resolves, for the Brit.
ISL Government will put al end to The iolo.
occupation itself"
no. : bed ageas, that las:s We thRk.
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BOOTS & SHOES.
LOUISIANA FEMALE SEMINARY,

LOUISIANA FEMALE SEMINARY,
Under the immediate charge of MRs. NJ. V.
FUERrEs # Mr.. A. r. FUERTEs.
This institution will resume its exercises on
the 81 OF January 1916, subsequent to a short
vacation according to rule 18th. Of the pro-
gress made by the pupils Of this institution in
all branches taught, we deem useless to men.
tion, as little can be expected during so short
a period (four months) that it has been in On.
Grafton yet we boldly say that most are sat
isfactory. The department 10 music, parents
have an opportunity ofjudging of, by The
monthly examination. which will regularly
take place hereafter, Ofthe other branches
We can only say walk in the school room al
any hour and judge for yourselyas."
In offering ourselves to parents and guar
dams, we are fully aware of The responsibility
hat accompanies the name of 'teacher." "a.
p~ecially of females. We hattsr ourselves
that we are capable Of discharging all the dn-
ties that devolye on teachers Of the Young.
We know that education should be thorough
and solid, such a one az may be impressed on
the mind and regulate the actions, during al
ter years, III moral an social life, and such as
may be made use Of lit case of adversity. We
do not believe in asuperficial education, and
feel for pupils that are called upon to answer
questions above the reach Of their conception
and who, having an imperfect knowledge OF
what they learn, leave school as "graduates"
With a stock Of pretty phrases and nothing
more. That we live in an age Of invention,
we Acknowledges; every thing now ia going
by "gleam," but can educuation advance in
the like manner We doubt il. And not
l1p1tr tho iptr IIrrfroi nd,1roti,, Jur.a-1 - y
care of teIchers, but the moral department
IF pupils calls forth deep interest and atten-
ton.
As regards the accommodations for board
ers. we have endgavored to make them COM
Portable, and a common darmltOry is in our
the most desirable, as the supervision
Of such, gives 10 anxiety nor trouble, and
III at any improperly Of manners or language
is more easily detected when ali are together.
As we consider good living essential to health.
we can assure parents that we will not econ
omise that way, and that our table will al.
ways be az we'll supplied + as possible, and the
physical education will notbe neglected, and
all that can be done to make our pupils com
Portable, will receive our immediate attention.
To make it more like a family, eve desire
but few boarders," and we pledge ourselves
to parents that the confidence they may honor
US with will not be misplaced.
We again tender our thanks to our patrons
for their kind patronage, and to those who may
IN future wish to ~patronise us, we would say
that if they desire to have their children edu-
in either French or English. with the
accomplishment Of vocal and instrumental
music, Piano and Guitar, we offer our seryi.
ees on most moderate terms.
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FOR SALE,

In the Parish Of West Batou Rouge.
A piece of ground containing three arpens
and six feet front on the river, by eighty in
depth between parallel lines, so acres of said
ale now under cultivation with all the i'm
provements thereto belonging. Said land is
well timbered and well known, being the pro-
perry belonging to the succession of francois
Lejeune.
The conditions to be made in three equal
payments, the first payable in the month Of
March 1916, the second in March lS47, and
the third in March I648, in we'll endorsed bills
to the satisfaction Of the heirs, bearing eight
per cent interest from time due, and mortgage
reserved with confession OF judgement. till e.
nal payment. If said land is not sold 81 pri-
vate sale previous to the 20th December next,
it will on that day be exposed at public sale
by the Undersigned judge and er o5icio aac-
tloneer.
[. FAEROT, P. J..
Nov % 10 Is45