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OFFERS FOR SALE:
~ q tbas. 81 crutN, z, Rico and \. O. Sugars,
3" Cuba. Clarified do
10 boxes Loaf do
; Ahls Crushed do
3lU bags lim. Lagura and Java Coffee.
- hhls aud bbs. \. O. add Z. Rico Molasses
$50 sa,ks Salt,
5000 lbs good and damaged sole Leather,
quo kegs Nails, ali kinds
lo'oio los Cotton Naru, RlcLr ond and other Fac
tories,
10 tons Bar Iron,
3 " Mould Boards and H,lIow Ware,
i " Afn. BI,sered sed.
5no lhs. Saelr d,
- bbls. Fan OIL
- bsNes and caddles Tea some very fine.
90 loas LUMP Plaster.
loo bag. shai,
,ou@ lbs. bar Lead,
- % he's n3p,o''s and Ky. Rife Powder,
~ " Blasting dc
% N9va Scliia Gdadslones,
% ke-s Nbie Lead,
500 lbs Putty,
90 boxes Glass $ Il 10 and lo] l2,
rerooos hrsl Caraeeas Indigo,
500 las. Nhadrr.
500 " Coppems.
~ ~ bales Domestic and Cotton Oznahurps,
o. ooAlS SPoHh and Iaow Candies,
LIQUORS.
"a pixies very superior French Brandy.
30 bbls American d.
10 n. f.. Rum.
10 :" ). MADEIRA Wine.
5. Malaga do
20 = old Rye Whiskey,
% Apple Brandy.
100 . common Nhiskey.
10 . Cider Vinegar,
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In "rrrnER,n per e
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Each OF each nation
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For Satan, his due,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-05

7 rules holden the clerks Office ofths county court
- Patrick at the courthouse thereof the first Monday
December, 1915:
Norborne NJ Taliaferro, Plaintiff,
against
Joseph s. Pondextcr and George S. Staples, admire.
john Poindextor deed. Defendants.
In CHANCERy.
The defendant Joseph S. Pondexte not having en'teo
his appearance and given security according the act as
semby and the rules CT this court and appearing by sa
factory evidence that h. is not nhabiant this conn on
wealth; the motion of the plaintiff by counsel it orde
that the said defendant do appear here the first oooay ~
March next and the plaintiffs BILL and that copy
OF tins order be forthwith published in the Lynclbnrg VIZ
gnan for months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the Hoh
door OF the courthouse Of this county.
Copy-Teste, r.
SAMUEL G. STAPLES, u I.
Dec Is WIN
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NlR6iNIA:-At rules held in the Clerks Office of III.
" circuit Superior coar' OF Law and Chancery, fot
Deupfu county, the diy of January. 1916
William Durett, who l5 the benefit Wilson G.,
Hewitt, pl,i,uG
against
NiIilam Settle, John jarrett aud Fielding Settle,
Defendants.
IN CnNScEgv.
The defendants William settle ard John Jarrett, MI
having entered their appear gwen secur, acco,d
as 10 e 'fl e Assembly and the rules Of this cour and
IT appearing By sa factory Evidence that they are moi M
habtsnts OF hls commonwealth 1t is ordered that t.t
do appear at the courthouse 81 elrd on the d,
day OF the ntN t,m OF said Circuit Superior Court of sw
end Chanec holden nf said county, answer the PIsn-
til bill and that His de be inserted in some
published m the town M lynchbnrg for months success.
sirey and posted at the door the court house of
this county court day.
copyTeste
JOS. WILSON, CPk
jan ID
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rules holden in the clerks Office the circuit superior
4 ri law and chancery, the count, OF Patrick,
the courthouse thereof the st Monday December
1915
Thomas NJ Clark, Plaintiff,
against
FoNkes & Smith admir-. OF Hardin II Moore, A. Staples
Joseph Smith, Madison u. Carter " lamson Smith ana
Letha his wife, John Moore and Samuel ID. Moore,
Defendants
Is CHANGERY.
The defendants, Samuel D. Moore, lliamson Smith and
Leha his wife aud ohn Moore not having entered their apl
pearce and security according the assembly
and the rules OF this court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence they nhabtants of this commonwealth
The the plaintiff by COUNSEL it ordered that
defendants do appear here the first Monday IN
March next and answer the plaintiffs amended BILL and
that copy of this be forthwith published the Lynch
burg Vrgnian Tor two months successfully, and posted at
the font door Of the courthouse Of this conty
day. Cow este, -
SAMUEL Ii STAPLES, Cl'k.
Dcc.1S w2m
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Jan. Is

rules holden in the Clerks Office OF the Circut Supe
Iio Cont Oh Law aud Chancev, Tor the county of Pat.
rex al the courthouse thereof the s Monday IN ia
uary, lstG: "
Isaac n. HAYNES. plaintiff
against
John Akcrs and Hampton HAYNES, Defendants
IN CHlNcERY
The defendant John Akers, not having entered his nm,
peafanee aud security according aet of Assem-.
bly,, aud rules o this court aud appearing by sat
tory evidence that he is nhnban this common
wealth: Ga motion OF thc plaintiff, by il is oriercd
that the said defendant do appear here ON the Monday
tins order be forthwith published in tie ync hbuip Viz
gn,an, Tor two months successiyely at tho
front door OF the count house OF this county ON some court
day A copy-Teste.
SAMUEL G. STAPLES ok
January - WIN
A IRGlNI, At court held for Bedford county the 25,h
day oil November, Thousand lit hundred and frty-
i've ~ '
james Woo3loId, plnnt n
against
'dIiaha iiuft3 dec ased, Defendants
IL Cn,NcERY
The defendant William O. Hurt having entered b m
pehhher aud given security odug the
and the rules Of this and appearing b, satisfactory
evidence TINT he is nhabitant of this Commonwealth:
II is ordered than the sad defendant do appea, on the
lont Monday IN February next and tie I'LL Of
plaintiff and that copy of this ordcrho lhu it'll inserted
newspaper published in the town of for
two months successfully and posted the do OF tie
courthouse of this county,
A Copv-reSc
JOHN II. SrEPToE, che.
Dec. 10 WIN
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rule hodrn IN the tlek, Office III the rr,,nty court NJ
Prk, at the thereof on the st Monl,v in
December ISIS: ~
John d. Cheatham, p. milf
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aa rliF ntuoyat t>p PERTINENT euRs all DtstasI
4RfslsaIzus ANtAfIEE STATE or BLOOD OF HAL
Il OF slsTI1f.
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dga,llst

james :" auhop, Abfam Staples and Thomas NJ. Clark
1 LII lldI
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49, Ut rules held in the Clerks Office of tn.
'Hci1t superior Court OF Law anl Chaucery for Rcd
lord county, the dly Of January, IS G: . ~ D'''
George Wigginton, pli,s
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-09

A Correspondent of Tic Boston Advertiser
gives ihe following accoun, OF HE late dis
aslrouS food on the Penobscot.
BANGOR. Me. March 80, 1876.
The ice ia gone, the food disappeared, and
Bangor is herself again. But such sight
rs our cry now presents "f desulat,on aud
dca,ructi"u, can better BE- imag gincd than
described.
After closed my letter Of Yesterday az
Goou, the water continued 10 rise gradually
until about : o'clock ia the evening, when on
a sudden the gceat comm"tlon OF the water
~ the streets, gaVe evidence that the jam
had given away. The cracking and crash
ing of lumber, houses and other property,
and The noise 81 the rush OF water aud ice ~
the river at the same time, confirmed the
fact. a. ;ha word passed like lightning
through The city, every body rushed To the
banks To witness the scene, aad most
grand aud terrific scene II was. The vast
body Of ice ex,cudirg Tor mules up and down
/ the river, urged on at an almost rail road
speed on the height Of q swoIlcn flood, the
commingliug OF bridges, houscs, mills aud
ulher buildings, and the crushing % lumber,
ali together, presented n most sublime. not
to say an awful view. The beautiful bridge
\ which spans the rvrr at this place, was
taken of at the first starting, and It's whole
structure was hornc along for great dis
tancc on the tap Of the Ice apparently un-
harmed. II suddenly struck some obstacle.
/. probably on the banks, whca IL fell and crun,-
bled like The sugar toy house Of the inIant'r
! ploygoom. Alter that, the block mills from
| the corporation passed by, much of N .
whole and almost entire form. The nulnscr
Of lesser buildings could hardly be counted.
Il We watched ihe scene tor an hour or 81,
and lei, II lIrcd of the sight.
n On the ebblng Of the water in the Kendus-
keag, the large new Market House on The
bridge was taken from Its fouudduon, aud is
/ now n wreck ut the mouth Of the stream
n Al the bridges on tha, stream IN the cl,y
are carried of, aud large number OF build
/ lngs on the shores also went away. The
store husses on the wharvcs are almost all ol
hen either entirely gone, destroyed, OF
n greatly damaged. The bridge at Old,own
- also destroyed.
II The scene presented this morning in yn.
/ rnu- parts nf the city beggars oil description
1. h,,. in-i rridrned from n ramble oveI
'hs dihltcnt porIops Of It. Onc wild sccne
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-09

THE "AroLLo VocALl.rs. 1t has boon iu.
imutcd to us that these popular Vocalis,., from
New York, nre about visiting our town for tho
purpose Of giving one or more Of their Vocal
Entertainments. They are represented as be.
ing Glec Club, whose singing has not been
surpassed by any Of those who have, from
time TO time, put themselves forward as csndI.
dates for public favor The club consists OF
three young gentlemen, and although they may
not be ablo to boast Of oil that scientific excel.
lcnce, which some Of your European perform.
ers possess, it is asserted by those who huvo
heard them, that the harmony they produce
in their GleeS, Trios, Duets, &c is of the mos,
enchanting description. .n
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-09

The Packet ship Yorkshire from Liverpool
arrived at New York on Thursday, with ad
vices one day later than previously received
The chief interest, Of this Intelligence
consists in the comments Of the London
press, on the posture Of the Oregon question
as it was exhibited by the advices then JUS
received from this country. These udvices
it will be remembered, embrace the cores
pondcncc between Mr.. Pakenham aud Mr.
Buchanan, in which the two offers OF nrbl
tralion were made and rejected, and also tn,
letter Of Mr.. McLane respecting The Brllisi
arInamen's.
There is nothing, however. in these com
rnenls of any very special moment.
The news had lhc effect Of depressing ih'
public lands about one per cent Th'
Morning Chronicle, while it regards the in
tclligence ns of grave importance in diminish
ing the probability oi an umlcnbc adjustment
and showing that ',he PresIdcn, persists in
war policy Is yet temperate IN It's tome
II The Times remarks that the news 'too
the city completely by surprise :i'er aIlnd
ing TO its eject on the funds, the Times Gdd'
with the exception OF this very mark"
effect, 1t has been unusually difficult to col
lcci 10 detail any opinions respecting TIN
news. People here are mostly dsposrd I
regard the whole "a q continuation of iho
tone ol bravado wLlch the House Of Repre-
seniativcs under the auspices o' The Pies,
dent. Mr.. Polk, has hitherto malr,aincd
and to hope, there fore, that the same icclln
will not be- exhibited ia the Senate. But Tia
most anxious question discussed here lodn
has turned upon what course Is likely To b
taken by our government, should the not ic
TO sOsudon t,s Oregon len1tory be ucluaIl
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-09

The N. Y. Express Of Tuesday evening
repor's-by regular Telegraph from Wash.
ins'on, the following important news from
Mexico:
Mr.. Slidell, the Ameican Minister in Next
CO has sent his ultlmatum TO the Mexican GOV.
ei nment, demanding an audience in six DAYS.
The Mexican Council Immediately con.
vened, and soon decided to receive him in tho
limited capacity of an Envoy to discuss and
settle the question respecting the territory
Of Texas.
Gen. Mexio, the Mexican General, is
marching on the Rio Bravo with reinforce
ments, to meet the United States General
Taylor, who is about cncamping on tho
Eastern bank Of that river.
| Gen. Porcdcs, the Commander IN Chief,
aud acting President, has obtained a loan Of
two millions Of dollars, TO invigornte and TO
supply the army, and to stre ngihen the for,i-
our Navy from making any lodgment there.
Mexico continues in high state Of fer.
mcnla,ion. More important events may be
looked for daily. II Is ieured that Mr.. Sli.
dell Is received, but to gain time, for all these
teparatioDs look like war.
The following notice Of The death OF Job
Gould, VIC copy from the Albany Cilizen.-
Mr. G. was a native OF this town.
Death of Mr.. Gould Jon GOULD, one Of
nur oldest. mos, respectable und worthy ci,-
zcns expired a, his residence in this city
yesterday ut o'clock p. NJ. lie was for a
II greet many years an active aud successful
business man. unimpeachable in the integrity
OF his character, and uprigh, in all his deal
'ngs. lie died a, the good old age oi 20
,yeors.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-09

AT the Town meeting in this place on
"Wednesday. the Is, inst, the Hon. Rober,
b. Cranston Moderator, the Senator and
Representatives of the last year were re.
elected. with the cxccplionlof Mr.. King, who
declined a reelection. c. l.. Robbins
Esq. was elected IN his place.
Dir. John Stevens. was re. elected stree,
commissioner for the ensuing year.
AT the close Of the polls, at I0P. VI. the
votes stood for the candidates for general
officers us follows:
Governor, DimaD 626-Jackson 2S2; Lieut.
GoUc,nor, Harris 63l, Moss "a Seeveiary
Bowen G33, Potter 2Gs General TREASURER
CahOonc 67S, Child 22l.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-09
CONNECTICUr ELECTION.

The Hartford COurant Of Tuesday hns
returns Of the State election held 10
IConnec ciicut on Monday last from 1875
towns out Of IA. Nineteen more towns
to be heard from. Thus far, MIR. Bis
sell, the Wing candidate, leads Mr.. Tou-
cey, democrat, Goa voies.-Tbere is no
choice of any Of the State ticket by the
people. The Courant says -" The
Wings have carried their Senators in
the LIST, 4lh, 9th, 9Th, 9th, i2,h, l4lh, 18th
and LIST Districts: the Locos The Cd, Sd,
7lh, 18th, 18th, 10Th and 20lh Districts
The remainder in doubt.
OF the Representatives heard from, 10
are Wings and so Locos. Ia the towns
to he heard from and where there is no
choice, the Wings stand much the best
chance. 1t is impossible to say which
party will have tho Legislature.
The election was much affected by the
license question.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-09

The examination Of the pupils in the
NEWPORT FEMALE SEMINARY, of which
the Misses Coz, Of this town, are Prin-
cipals, took place on Monday and Tues
day last, in the presence Of many ladies'
and gentlemen, who had been politely
invited to attend it. We regret that ne
cessary engagements at the time, pre-
vented our attendance, but we nre assur-
ed by friend, who was present and wit
messed the examination with attention and
interest, that it was highly creditable to
the pupils, aud to the meritorous and
well informed ladies' who conducted it.
The examination extended to a rigid
scrutiny Of the proficiency Of the pupils
in Arithmetic, Algebra, the elements Of
the Latin language, course Of ancient
History, in Music and other branches, in
all Of which the care taken by the Misses
Coe, to give their young eleves a clear
and Ineligible view Of the principles in
volved in them, was very generally sue
cessful.
We cannot but add, that we think
these ladies deserving of the thanks Of
our citizens for their enterprise and per-
severance in founding this establishment,
which is, we hear, very shortly TO bo
removed to the commodious and beauti-
ful mansion-house in Thames-street, late
the property Oft. Phinney, Esq, recent
ly purchased by Mr.. Coe.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-09
remarks-,he Resolutions offered by MIR.
Law,on were adopted by the meeting.
The following Resolutions were then
offered by the Hon. Robert B. GRAN

sTON, and unanimously agreed to -
Resoired, that the thanks of this meeting be
iehdered 10 tho Hon. ions WnirrLE, Of Prov
ideuce, for The prompiituds hs has manlicsted
~ accodiDg, at much personal and professional
incUnys n,encr, 10 the wishes of our citizens Ia
address them on the subject OF the approach
| ing election.
! Resoired, that responding most cordially 10
the able aud patriotic views ho has presented
Of the duties Of all good citizens at this crisis,
and testify ing, also, 10 the accuracy OF his de-
llinrations of the causes aud events, which
have led 10 il, we pledge ourselves, by appear.
/ my at the polls tomorrow, and casting the
strongest vote ia our power in favor of The
Rhode Island PrOx, to manifest the sense VIC
entertain Of the principles aud duties thus
eogently presented TO US in his eloquent ad.
dress ofihis evening.
The meeting then adjourned TO meet
at the Polls on Wednesday the LIST
inst, to furnish the best commentary
in their power on the eloquent remarks
submitted to them.
r. B. CaANsroN, Chairman.
<. Z: ?. F. Ess' kHn''S'' Secretaries.
Immediately before the adjournment o.
the above meeting, WM. II. CRANsroN,
ESQ. proposed that the citizens then as.
sembled give three cheers for the Hon
JOHN WnIrpLE, of ofProvidence. We need
not add, that this suggestion Of MIR. c.
was most heartily responded to by the
assemblage, and that the walls Of the
old Hall rung with acclamatons long
and loud in honor Of their respected fel-
Ow-citizen.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-09

gven-that is. whether such notice would
he followed bv an immediate hostile mani
fcs,aiion, or whether that would be reserved
tlI the twelve months had expired. From
nbservaiions that have droppcd from SIR
I'bert Peel, It is erroneously inferred that
~ however courteous u mnnner this notice
night be conveyed, it would be Immediately
resrnird ; aud therefore the feeling which
he news has produced was, on the whole, b
very uneasy ore
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-09
HERALD AND RHODE-ISLANDER.

pointed out the sources Of the strange
errors, into which many Of our friends in
ether States have fallen with respect TO
it, but this we reluctantly defer for the
present.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-09

accident 10 The sic amer Rhode Isiand.- -This
fine steamer broke her main shaft on Sat-
urday evening last Oh her passage to New
York about two miles west of Point Judith
Light, whore she came to anchor and remain
ed during the night. She was towed in tho
next morning, by the Massachusetts, and
has since been taken TO Providence to be
repaired.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-09
THE ELECTION--Triumph Of
Law aud Order.

We copy from the Providence Jour-
nal the following Tables votes for Gov
ernor--whch subsequent information
varies few votes, but with no material
effect on the aggregates.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-09

iVe learn that the Revenue cutter Nc
Lane, Capt. Howard, has been ordered
South, snd ,bs, the Hamilton Capt Slurgis,
will remain on the Boston station.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-09

Y itchie has been tried for the murder Of
Ploasants in Virginia, and, az was expected,
pronounced not guilty. The friends Of the
parties have also been acquitted.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-09

1t will be seen by advertisement that
Messrs. Morse &; Parmenter have opened q
writing school in this place. Wo have ex-
amincd specimens Of their Penmanshp. aud
the credentials they bring from other places.
and believe them to be capable, and WORTHY
OF patronage.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-09

TmE hNpRuscoGGIN "A !rrshet occurred
on the Androscoggin on Friday night anf
Saturday morning. The South Yves, Bend
aud North Turner Bridges. aud part "i The
Little River Bridge. had been swcp, away.
The ice jammcd jrs, below LneEmore, anf
food OF water swept in over the m,eNat
upon which par, Of the village ~ situated
~ coping large number OF houses and
sores-our informant says twenty -scvcn-
from their foundations. and carrying them
back to the higher grounds. SO sudden wa'
the overflow, that people had hardly time to
escape with their lives. No o,ler m1Iera
damage Is reported.
The stage crossed the hndroscoggln in
ferry boat. The water had fallen consider
ably and wn- still decreasing. No ice ha'
come from above Lewiston FaIls.-D.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-09
Law aud Order, 10
Dorrito, IL
Law g. Order Maj. I
HoUsE-
Law and Order, 43
Dorriie, %
q, n.l.
Law & Order Mai. 10

No choice Of Representa-, in Hon.
klnton "a new trial took place on Tues.
day last-result unknown.
Majority in Grand Committee %.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-09

The list of the membersof the Assembly
is crowded out Of to days pnper.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-09

The mayor oi Bangor is Of opinion that
the loss to that place by tho late freshots.
will not exceed e25O, 900.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-09

TuR KrNNrBEC..-.We learn from the
Cold Water Fountain, received last evening
that the bridge at Norrdgcwock. winch cost
about $4,000, il carried away. The Foun'
tam also states that the water rose nj GaIdi
ncr from IL To ID feet above hgh water
mark and that The ice wns on Monday s,!
fast below that place. Portland .iar.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-04-09

According TO the statement of the
members of the General Assembly as
c'assed by tho Journal, there arc in the
SENATE