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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-30

"ILLIAM HOLLOWAY JUN 4, OF
w Norll, Kingston, having made an assign
menl Of his property 10 us, IN Trust Tor the
benefit Of his creditors; said creditors are hereby
notified that six months from the date hereof are
allowed by said assignment for them TO present
their claims to us,-and they must present their
claims within that time and give him hnal dis.
charge, or they will receive no benefit iiom said
assignment
SYLVESTER G. SHEARMAN, Ass;ouees
THOMAS :. HOLLOWAY.
Wexford May %, 1866 mos.
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WOOLENS

French and German Cloths. .tv lied and plain,
ofthe pesl makes English Fine Cloths, blacks,
blues, olives, browns aud Spring coors Jet
black German DoeSkins; Extra Fine black Cas-
simeres; Harris Fancy Doeskins. the newest
styles received regularly Middlesex Black and
Fancy Cassimeres. a iull assortment. american
Cloths Cassimeres, TweedS, SattlnelS. &c.
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CHEAP
CLOTHING STORE,
No. 161, Thames-strt.
The subscriber has full and complete aSSort'
ment of
READY MADE
e. LO THING

on hand, which he will sell as low as any one
in the state Of Rhode Island.
Not deeming il necessary to aSloniSh the ma
tiveS, and attract attention, by offering reward
of an independent fortune nobody knows for
what-or publishing an inventory of goods as
long as the moral law, and deiying all creation
to show as many jackets and tIowserS as nc can
he will merely say, that his old friends and
the public who will give him CALL shall have
the worth of their money and that such arti-
ceS as are usually found in Clothing Store,
may be found in his. Among them are
Dress Coats-Frock Goats,
Pan,aloons, Vests, Blue Jackets,
Tweed Sacks, Glngham,
Linen and Cotton do,
Shirts,-ofall kinds Overalls,
Green Jackets,-Bosoms, Collars,
Stocks, Drawers,-Cravats,-
OIL SUITS, Sc, sc.
Tailoring carried on as usual--cutting
particularly attended 10.
JAMES HORSWELL.
May 2lst, 1916.
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"a TVNO LET, a cottage with or without
fIIm Il furniture,3 miles from Newport and
ull& 4 mile from fine Bathing Beach, with
a carriage house and garden For terms ap.
ply to JOHN ID. NORTHAM.
July 9 IsI6.
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TO LET.

APART of the House on the
<A YAREIsoNFARM, situsted on the
list;Ha South of the harbor Of Newport,
m and commanding q fine view OF
the Town, The Ocean, Harbor and Bay. The
part Of the house 10 be rented Is IN good or
der, and consists Of four rooms on the brst
floor, with two halls, extending through the
house to pinzza, forty feet long, on The
north side. frogtng the harbor, seven rooms
on the second floor, and six rooms 10 The at
tic. There is good opportunity on the, shore
Of the Farm for bathing aud occommoda
tion for Carriages in the out houses, aud pas
tursgc for two pair Of Horses. The situation
is delightful as residence during the sum.
mer months.
For terms, please apply to The subscriber.
April 30th, 1916. JOSHUA SAVER.
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FarnsWOrth g. Shaw,

IEAVE received by recent arrivals. full
u III and well selected assortment Of Goods for
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The Weekly Herald.

The Weekly Herald this week viii be one Of the
most valuable and interesting sheets we ever is
sued.
1t will contain the foreign news received by the
steamer Caledonia at Boston, with full accounts
OF the English markets--the message of President
Polk, the reports ofthe Secretary of the Treasury,
the Secretary of Navy, and the Secretary OF War
full accounts of the opening OF Congress
late news from the Army and Navy-besides COM
mercial, political, financial, and miscellaneous
intelligence OF great interest
1t will be illustrated with an accurate engraving
of the remains of the ste amer Atlantic, copied
from dsguerreoype sketch.
1t will be ready at 8 o'clock this morning. Price
81 cants
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The Treasury Report-Its Secrctary's
Sugg< stions.

The annual report of the Secretary OF the Trea.
sury presents some very interesting facts in rela-
ton 10 the finances of the country and the opera
ton of the new systems which have gone and are
about going into force. 1t will be perceived that
the remarks of the Secretary in relation to the ad
valorem tariff, comprise very large part of the
report, and is in fact, the principal feature Oft
The estimates of receipts and expenditures for
the fiscal years ending June 30, ls47 and ls4s,
show that deficiency will be realized of nearly
nineteen millions of dollars, after calculating
upon the most liberal receipts from customs
This deficiency depends upon the contingencies
of the,wa and upon vigorous prosecution of
hostilities. elre
We cannot make out precisely what altera-
tons or notifications the Secretary proposes in
relation to the Independent Treasury bill. The
remarks upon the operation of that act are SO
mysterious, that it is difficult tell what is aim
ed at and what's required. There is no allusion
to the specie clause in any way, proposition or
suggestion for a postponsment of its operation;
but il says that the department has proceeded TO
carry into full effect the intentions of Congress in
the enac tment of the law. So far as we are able
to fathom the meaning of the Secretary, it ap-
pears that the officials authorized by the act as it
now stands, are not sufficient to carry out the de-
tails ofit-that there are not sufficient number of
clerks to transact the public business under the
law. This has nothing to do with the provisions
of the act, and from all we gather, the specie
clause is to be strictly and promptly enforced.
The establishment Of branch mint in this
city is recommended, it would facilitate the
operation of the Independent Treasury bill, be-
come depository of the public money, and en-
large the circulation ofgold and silver. This has
been before recommended, and we trust Congress
will give the subject that consideration its impor-
lance demands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-12

The arrivals yesterday. averaged nearly
as those OF the early part of the week.
Asros-E Phillips London; r. Duval, Richmond; r..
Lescn. New Orleans; Parkman, Boston,; @. Tucker.
do; r. Dom. DO; H Weed, do; ). DurslI Baltimore
q. d. Almcnca PEORIA q. Pratt Prattsville J. Ser
g &c: Buaslo; l. Cameron TIoyi 1. oldsn, U NJ
I'll Case Cincinnati; w. Mcdowell, Baltimore; W.
Heyford Hartford; DR.. Teach, Baltimore.
AMERicAN.-P r Paulcing, Tarrytown; w. Davis N.
Jersey; j. Hutchinson, J. Boyd, Phadelphia; Nun.
roe Syracuse; E. Hayes, U. s. Army Capt. Smith, En-
gineer Corps.
C'rr-J Bollner, Westchester; @. Warren. Philadel.
phia: D. Clapp, Peekskl; lie Browe, Baltimore; w.
Burbridgs, Phila; r. Dawson Pittsburgh; G. Francis,
Boston; @. Chauncey, Norfolk.
FaAsxIIs, George Dudley. North Carolina: W. sher-
man, Ohio; George Allen Philadelphia W. Kendriche,
Boston; MIR. Burnett, A. Kellogg Sslina; H. Brigham,
New York; w. Acker, Philadelphia; Mr. Cunningham,
Poughkeepsie; w Durany, Hartford; ]. Jones' NJ York
J. Crosby, R. Hyde, Bridgeport Z. Prischard. Conn
HowARp.C Osgood. Norwich; A. Garlim and family
Canada; j. Wadleigh, Mars; Mr.. Cook, Conn; q Bar
ton. eomervills r Huntley, L. p. Meade. Philade
phia; 3 Howe. Albany; G. Walton. Saratoga H. Pal
mer, New Brunswick; s. Schumacher. Gettysburg; Mr.
Wilson, Baltimore; J. Gallagher, Philad; A. vanstavo
rem, do.
JUDsos-E. Howard, Providence; J. shesrs, Brooklyn
A. Amos, New York; Bronson do; J; Hollistsr.
Greenfield; L. Bacon. Hartford, N. Henry Norwich; A
Mercer Philadelphia; D. Rankin. do; J. Robinson Web
ster; r. Storms, do; w. Robinson, Patterson q. Var
Allen, Salisbury; Elisha Ely, Rochester.
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Police Intellixenee.

Disc ll-Brsie,v.-The wstc6maker's shop, No. 7s,s
9Th avenue, occupied BY John w: Brown. was burga:
riousy last evening through the entry and
four silver Watches valued at $40 carried off, during the
temporary absence of the boy who attended the store
No arrest.
Stealing Gotta fellow called John Wilson was al.
rested Yesterday charge Of stealing two coats valu
cd at $40. belonging to Mr. Bebcock, No IS Water-s
He was brought in Ivy officer Hoahan, Of the lst ward
and locked up for trial by Justice Osborne
Breskins Open TfSsk.-onicer KaDady, Of the l4th
open trunk, and stealing thereom So u.s. belonging to
Mary Sullivan residing at No Ito Mulberry street The
above ocer and brought before Justice Osborne who
bail
Jspemile Burslsrs-Policemsn Costigsn, of the 10th
ward, arrested yesterday two boys BY the names Of
William Chittering and Francis Jouin on a charge of
ARMS Forsyth street. and stealing therefrom 100 lbs
Of copper and nine brass patterns vsued at $50 IN ell
They were condueted before Justice Ketcham, who
CAerEs Of Recsipine Stolen Goods.-Ofcer Costigan,
Of the 10th ward, arrested yesterday woman by the
goods from boys her residence No so Cherry street
However, the e stimony not being sufficient to warrant
her detention, Justice Kstcham was compelled to dis
Caught on the LJt.-A woman by the name OF Sarah
Herring caught yesterday evening in the act Of
from the dry goods store Of Z. Shed Co. No IS ca
tharne street. The property found in the posses
sion of the accused, and Justice Ketcham locked her up
.arrest Ssspieion.-We mentioned yesterday that
Timothy Tierney porter wa. arrested ON suspicion Of
ed one the annexed will show -
In justice to Timothy Tierney, certify that he
to the steamboat Columbus VITA the box referred to in
the account published yesterday Wednesday and II
since ascsrsined that has arrived safely have
sased the parties had they applied to me- and saved
Mr.. Tierney from false imprisonment,
PETER c. SCHULTZ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-12

AN ORIENTAL ScHoLAR.-lt gives us great plea.
sure to present our readers with an exquisitely
beautiful poem, inscribed to the lady of our
Mayor by our talented and original poet laureate,
Caleb Lyon of Lyonsdale, who has just complet-
ed series of poetcal ranslatons from the great
Persian poet, Hafz, that when published will
establish his fame as one of the best oriental
scholars that our country has yet produced.
They have been examined by competent
judges. and are pronounced TO be in many re-
spects equal to those of Sir W. Jones, who pos
sessed all the advantages of residence at the
Persian court for many years. The earnes. sclio-
lastic perseverance necessary to the production
OF work like this, belongs only to Yankeedom,
and we would that our country put higher price
upon those children of the brain begot in toll. and
nourished only with the inspiration of genius-as
tits.
The work will be sent to England for publca-
ton.
Violets.
INSCRIBED RESPECTFULLY TO MRS A. H.. MIcAlE.
In childhood's blsst and happy time.
Ere care was but a scare-crow word,
When rosy lips were sweet as thyme
And loves young voice unheard
Ny feet with dew were often wet
Hunting the Hudson's Violet
Whose pleasant faces long have ned,
Some sleep In the prairie. land,
Some rest upon the Oceans bed.
Yet one dear grave I'll not forget
Where grows New Englands Violet
The loveliest tokens Of the heart
Are these sweet ever gentle flowers,
Unseen the incense they impart
To mutcly bless the flowing hours,
Recalling eyes Of sparkling JET
Virginia's purple Violet
Their silent teachings l revere,
Souv'nirs Of womans broken heart;
When crushed fragrance fingers near,
While oftimes bitter tear-drops start.
Emblem Of one that none regret,
Csrolina's snowy Violet
Natures illuminated book
Ia rarely hlld with prints Of thee,
OF every hue-in every nook
Upon the mountain and the lea,
And oft on barren rocks I've met
The Texans golden Violet.
On sspphos lyre-in virgils song
And Tssso's page, on Schillers lay,
Where Spencer's stanzas flow along
And Shakspeare's pen with passions play,
In crown immortal thou art set,
The pootworshipped Vioet.
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The nIexican Documents.

We give on the first page of this days paper
the documents from the State Department or
Mexican affairs, which accompanied the Presi
dents message.
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Superior Court.
ID d. T I~.1-


Dss. ll-Josiah r. Kendall ps. EdDard Stone-This
action recover damages for SANDER alleged
to be uttered by defendant aganslhe plaintiffs title to
prop rty in the upper part Of the city owned by him.
From the testimony it appeared that the property in
question consists Of nine lots and il situated in thirty
lots il situated in the that in April Is45 the
plantin purchased 1t from defendant for $3OO0 paying
him IN hand $500 and giving him bond and mortgage
within given time The property was also subject
to state mortgage Of $4,000 In order enable the pltf
the back of defendants mortgage by which the defend.
ant bound himself to release any OF the lots which the
ton that he purchas. should Be- applied IN
gage the plaintiff binding himself not to sell the street
lots for less than 5000 each object ofhe agreement
that the plaintiff might have an opportunity Of pay
ing "a the mortgages by sale Of the lois Some time be-
tered into treaty with a Mr. wheeler for the sale Of
one OF the street lots Wheeler agreed to take II for
5000 provided the title was '.ssfsctcry snd Psid $500
Mr w. r. Wetmore. who pronounced i satifsctory.-
was alleged that subsequently the defendant had
he stated to Wheeler that there was rsk in purcha
sng the lots from plaintiff there claims against
which, s:.BsSsa would have bssr i~ns on I tSs%
He also stated that plaintiff had not warrantec deed
and that bill in chancery had been filed against Wool
OF the lots After this Wheeler broke on the treaty
for the purchase Of the lots and the plaintiff now brings
his acon to recover damages for the alleged slander
Tho cass y sdjsurned to Monday next
For plaintiff, MIR. Bushnell for defendant, Messrs
Cutting and Owen
gentleman who arrived yesterday from Lafourche
crIs ne that the sugar crop will not be productive
- had been anticipated He further says that in that
section o. country at least, evidence Of response
bsng made to the call the for quota Of vo-
iunteers to fill the regiment for which the
OF war has made his drsft-N. o. Dsks, "a inst
The Charleston Epsniag Nevs Of the 7th says:--We
are informed by gentleman who has received letters
censgned to this city caught Rre while at Aiken on g.
turdsy evening last and 800 bales Of cotton and the
cars were destroyed No cause was assigned for he 90
uue0ce Of the IRE
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embellishments of business rnen
in th, city absolu for the If general
else Health depende upon rerpetud secret and absorp
who suffering from bilious necuoa. dvspepsia
the chest hesd il they wise. will Union
Gynussc Academy, No, i3s Crosby street. Beecker
joa of the classes ad receive In return high and
long life Glasses RI sunrise and lock
r. n. Hot, cold and shower baths free to sabse,ipe
DR. j. b. RICH. Manager.
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Sporting intelligence.

EcLrss CouRsr, LouisrAvA, Dec. a--swespstskss for
tnree year olds-,hirtcen ubsc ribers at S900forei
mile heats - " wv"
ID. y. Kenneris CHI A. sclptlla hr NJ ,.l.r~o. nm. ~
Torchlghtb dam. rscsive forf,it
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Court OF General Ssaalona.

UeiOte ReCOrOoI SCott, una AQ JnCkeo0 ana Johnson
John McKeon, Esq District Attorney
Drc l:-7risl Of Daniel Z: Sickles for an alleged
constructive grand larceny in having q i charged
No 70 Nassau street. which he had given to the last
named person collateral security for the pay OF
the prosecution by Jonas B. Phillips, Esq who gave
brief statement Of the circumstances connected with the
s o. s the pcps
for the prosecution called to the stand He testified
As follows =: was merchant in ls45, and am 90 yet
my place Of busness Is at No. 10 West street; know
MIR. sickles the defendant in this case in the year
lsiS Mr. Sckles became indebted to to the amount
me two notes each for $500, dated August ioh is4s
of the notes made payable in ninety days, the
other in six months after dates Mr.. sckles gave m:
mortgage the house No 10 Nassau street security
for the payment of the notes in questions the mortgage,
think, was executed by MIR sickles in my counting
and myself after the mortgage was executed and placed
in my possession, Mr. Sckles volunteered to acknow
hs Ss paposs o
ing recorded, az he had proposed On taking it away,
he promised to return it to me g soon as had been
recorded; but utter having waited for some time,
at his Office, No 20 Nassau street in relation to it. He
gisters ONCE for the purpose Of being recorded and
that he would go again 70 the Registers ONCE in the
might depend upon receiving tho mortgage the next
upon Mr. s. He then said that he had been able to
attend to getting the mortgage but that be would do
that day. and call upon me the next morning Suspect
ing that all not right, went from the Office OF Mr..
Sicklss to that Of the Register where searched the
index, also made inquiries Of the clerk relative to it, and
understood that no such mortgage had been left there
then returned TO Mr.. Sickles and told him that
there was no such mortgage to be found in the
Registers office he remarked that ii must be some
mistake of the clerk, and that he would the
clerk and have it put to right then inquired
Of Mr.. Sickles II the mortgage could not DO found
whether he would execute to the Same effect
original mortgage would certainly be found since which
time have heard nothing in relation to the subject The
mortgage to secure the of $780, the amount
of the two noes-neiher Of the two notes were paid
The notes were endorsed by Messrx Esler Bumce.
Mr.. Kemble subjected to a rigid crossexanina-
ION, in the Of which, he admitted that he had
made his affidavit with regard to the data
when the mortgage given him by Mr.. sckles and
that it understood that he was to receive the mort
gage alter being recorded from the Register Aer the
bill had been ordered the foreman Of the Grand Jury
spoke to him the subject and has since alluded to the
one of considerable importance and suggested
the propriety Of employing MIR. Whiting, naamuch q
strong political influence would doubtless be exertsd to
get the accused clear.
The trial at this stage was adjourned until Monday
next The court will meet tomorrow for other BUSH
ness.
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One rh. o;sla,urc Of this State convened

Mt Columbus on the 7.h inst. Ia the Senate, Mr..
T. B. ods Of the Fairfield and FSsa.sy district; was
$1,000 cr,nsv v.s chosen clerk, and Robert Mullen
ssrrsant.ss.srns. rhe Honse Of Representatives was
oresnizsd BY ths slection Of William II Cutler a. speak
sna john W. yonss. Of Delaware, sergeant at arms.
ccmmitfee was appointe to wait on the Governor
whose message we shall probably give synopsis Of TO-
morrow.
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Henry X. Burroughs, the whig candidate has beeu
e.ec.ed mayor Of savannah by majority Of Its over
M tnsiiton DEM The whole whig ticket for alder.
men elected BY shout the same majority
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-12

Rheumatism. 1--WE should suppose fr0na
the exhibited by Dr. Oh isties Agent this city,
regarding the effects Of the Gaiyane src there
necessity that any should suffer longer this
agouzine ard prevalent complaint. We informed
wards eight thousand authentic Of the most severe
Of rheunss, chronic and insmmatory have been
entirely cured Though novel appliances
Only Agency in New York, ie2 1rosdway
See adv rtisement anofher column.