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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-18
Court Of Probate, .Nepport, Mar. 1, 1s47.

VWTuLIAM s. NICHOLS, one of the FIX.
w ecutors of the Last Will and Testament
of THOMAS G.. PITMAN, Senior, late OF
Newport, decd, having in writing rendered his
resignation of said trust, and praying that new
bond may be given by the person who NAV close
the business of said Estate; the same is read
received. and referred for consideration to a
Court of Probate of said Newport, to be holden
a, the Town HALL, in said Newport, on The
first Monday in April next, at o'clock, A. NJ
and that previous notice thereof be given by ad
vertisement for three successive weeks in th'
Herald of the Times, that all persons interested
therein may appear at said time and place anc
be heard.
True copy witness,
mar A. B B. HowLAND, Prob. elk.
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Gss9g aA0a1sss.
Executors Notice.

TIME subscribers Executors to the last Will
and Testament of George EngS, late OF
Newport, dec. hereby give notice that they
have qualified themselves according to law, and
request all persons interested in said estate, lo
present their accounts for settlement without
delay. ... sa,E,s saMSEL GNTS, ;a,S,roN
Dec. 81, IS46--3m.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-18
.A a Court of Probate holden IN and for he
Torn Of Iiperton on The first Monday the
Il

III q SOWt W fFOOUte HOtucH w uHU IOT Me
Topn Of Iiperton on The first Monday the
Isi day Of March, lS47.
Upon the presentation Of the last Will and
u Testament Of samuel Newilte, late Of Tiv-
erton, in the county of Newport, and State OF
Rhode Island decd. and application that the
same be proved and approved, and letters lesta.
mentary be granted oJohn Macomber, Of West.
port, in the county Of Bristol, and State OF Mas
sachuseus, he being named therein as The Exec.
uior thereto II is ordered and decreed, that
said application be heard and that notice OF the
pendency and prayer thereof be given to all
persons therein Interested, by publishing copy
OF this decree, for three successive weeks IN
some newspaper printed in said county OF New
port that they may appear at Court OF Probate,
TO be holden for said Town OF Tiveron, al lhe
Town Hall, on the first Monday the 9th day OF
April mex. ensuing, at one o'clock, u. NJ and
show cause, IL any they have, why the prayer OF
said application should not be granted
A true copy latest:
CHARLES DURFEE, Prob. elk.
Tiverton, March ID, ISi7.
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He stood in q small apartment, light
ed by dim and misty lamp, which cas-,
a Pickering hight around the damp and
smoky walls, glimmered over the Hoos
Of broken boards scattered over she bare
earth, and gIaneed along the low and
decsyed ceiling. The space had every
appearance OF extreme penwy ssd desc
la,ion. In one conner Stood a bed, with
tattored covering hsogipg down TO the
aoor in threads end rags. and ihe faded
hand ol q female, wah her fs,essd hand
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AA NO LET, a cottage with or without
ENm J. furniture,3 3 miles from Newport and
I.l4A mile from fine Bathing Beach, with
a carriage house and garden. For terms ap
plyto JOHN ID. NORTHAM.
July 9, 1916.
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Selected Gales.
JAKE HEYDIGGER,
BY GEORGE LIPPARD, EsQ.
The Newsboy, or the Power OF kindness

T. Chestnut street by tointer t,ciiighr.-lh'
si Quaker and the NcosbOy.
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New.York LesI.Iarure....s'reiG sEssos.
sENATE..-.AlBAyT- Nov II ?.

sENATE....AkBANY. Nov III ?. ".
A bill was reported prescribing manner In which
Banks shall make their quarterly reports and au-
,horizing the Controller, Secretary Of state and
Treasurer TO fix time during the quarter, to call
on Banks for their report
The Resolution offered by Mr. BARLOW, inquiring
Of the Commissioners on the Code and Practice
what time has been employed By them IN discharge
Of their duties, where any OF their time has been
devoted to private business, and where they have
employed clerk or clerks, was taken up debated
and adopted.
A resolution was offered. calling on Prison
Association % report whether its rules have
been violated by any Of its officers in admitting
persons TO visit prisoners.
ASSEMBLY.
A favorable report was made on the bill relative
to Marine Hospital and its funds.
The Assembly concured in amendments to the
bill relative % international Exchanges.
The bill for relief Of Madison University
pratng 81 500 for two years-was reiectedupon It's
third reading.
Mr.. MAxwELLs bill proposes that all banks and
and individual bankers shall be subject to taxation
on the full amount of the actual capital paid
cured TO be paid and not on the reserved capital
w. II. SMITHS resolution for adjournment Of
Legislature Dec /, called up and laid on the table
by vote So 10 Is.
Mr.. RUTHERFORD offered resolution which was
adopted calling on Congress to provide amend
ments Of Constitution to elect President BY direct
vote of people.
Concurrent resolution offered by s J. DAVIS that
the State Library be opened from 10 A. ". to P.
NJ. on Sundays. Adjourned before question
Hartford. Nov. II. le47
Flour has receded ~ cents. Other markets no
change. No news Business lively.
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An eminent and venerated Statesman who has
given forty years OF faithful service to his country
10 impelled by the imminent perils which environ
his beloved land to address his fellow citizens
He does 90 In words OF soberness and truth-in
tones Of dgnihed remonstrance and impressive ad
monition against course of policy which seems to
him fraueht with evil and disasters policy which
II all History be not cheat and lie, is cslculat.
ed in subverting the independence of neighboring
people. to insure the subversion of our own Liber
ty. Thus fell the ancient Republics thus was Re
publican France transformed into Military Des-
potism and the only Republics Switzerland and
San Marno) which have come down from the past
to own times indebted for the preserv alton
Of their liberties TO their steadast stance to the
delading dreams military conquest and territorial
extension. Such are the views not Of Henry Clay
merely, but Of nine tenths Of all those whose age.
experience and character entitle them to address
with authority and be listened to with Difference
by the American People
And how 10 the Great Statesman treated by that
portion Of the Public Press which affects to be
above the influence of Party aud to treat all
aides and all men with impartial courtesy and
candori DO they let their readers see what MIR
Clay has said. aud leave them to form an unbiased
judgment thereoni Do they treat him with that
respectful Difference to which his gray hairs and
exalted public services entitle him. at east from
the ostentatiously candid and unprejudiced-the
Heralds that profess to give utterance to each
party and the Suns that shine for all ? Have
they even the deceRcy to wait until they can learn
what Mr.. Clay Aas said before they undertake 10
defsme and denounce him Mot one them
On the contrary. before his Speech had crossed the
Abeghenies they bad one and all denounced and
revilcd him IN terms shamefally opprobious-a
cused him Of taking the side of his coun:rys enc.
mics proposing course derogatory to the National
Honor OF assshng even those Wings in Congress
who have voted to sustain the War; Of propos,ps
TO abandon our eonquests without occurring Peace
&C. &C. No sculion could be treated with gros.er
jndispity-no man was ever more shamefully MN.
represented than Mr. Clay by that portion Of our
City Press which assumes TO be impartial par exs,l
iesce and TO treat all sides with equal consideration
There 10 not one of these pretended neutrsls
whose controlling manager is not decided Loco
Foco. to which some Of them are rePuted to add
speculstions In lands or mines which are not likely
to be promoted by Mr.. Clay's Speech. Hence their
acrimony, their Misrepresentation. their cslumny
But the power 10 wound as well as strike is given
them by the patronage % literally bestowed on
them by Whigs- While each Of the four preiessedly
neutral journals Of our City 10 known to be edited
by LoooFocos and to openly advocate and CON-
mend the Loco-Fooo side Of every Political cues.
ioa Except that the old San and journal Of Com.
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By Telegraph TO The Tribune.
KIIIed and Wounded Penn-,Iyanian..

Killed and Wounded Penn-y lVaninn..
The following belonging 70 the First PennsyvA-
nis Regiment, were killed and wounded al the
siege Of Puebla;
KILLED John Price. - Eurick. John Herrod. r.
X Ruizolnsn. Wm- A. Phillips WIN. Smith. A Van
dyke 2 H. Jones John n GlchTisi W Johns James
Phillips = D Jeweti d. : Bern8y. Joseph Wilson.
WOUNDED -Georze Rush Berger. James McCgt-
cbeon. Jonn Hover David Lindsay Heury Lynch. Asns-
field Manson james BoV5en X Wilson. John Do1isn.
Chss Cil,slsn. John Herroz. B. YsTl0ti- James p,
Ia Domnick D-vsndy Luke oyod, Captain John H-r-
70. Thomas 3. f1Tnsm. A. r Marshall w. G Mmebid-
die r. Reed, Sylvester Boslye, John MeClelsy. James
Lambert
MIssTNG-John LsngstsA ~ S,eumsr.
Of the second Penusylvania Regiment Dr. Bunting.
Hospital surgeon, William Deal and John Blers were
wounded.
Deals conduct = highly spoken Of By DR.. Bunting
AL the village hospital capsule Of carrying muskeis
did good service from the roots q; the tulflng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

To tss Edkss ef H. Tr,br~ei
GESrs Can you inform Why Messs. Carey H..
still r.fase publish Mr. Headlsys letter, IL So,
,ulf the public. whose attention they claim. thu. 70
rsae an sdair before ~ and yet keep back the onv
dence which Il can make up IL mind. The 40.
matter hinges that sase letter Out Of IL The xhe
correspondence grew They publish column asf ,olsup
and ster after letter, and yet stodoosy keep bach thu
ray more only keep back, but sfuse 10 et ha,.
cory 50 that We can publish H. Ifthsf letter ssss.Mr
H.saley free to MAKE with es iIes 10
max. one with him They say have called for the cor
respondeuco between as and they give h. We have made
no such reqnsst have asssd for The a,ss eor1si
roads--s bsfasea - nesd,ag Mr. lisadsys ,fisr" Thi.
sey refuse 20 give With regard courtesy ne mat
ter We tho public. the trade, indeed every
OF WHETHER Carey Hart were not guilt, Of
greater wrong endeAs0ring 70 get from asfhor
whose publishers we've, than have beer guilty o.
even n u. they .sy b. Ia reply Mr. Tsyofs let
ter IN which he s'stes lsi Mr. Headsy thar he
had never thought Of writing such such VIOLA a.
Washington and his Generals. We say urquaihedly hai
we received letter from M ieadley contain ns
such statement or anything % thai eject
In conclusion. We express fu belief that every
prsiadeed man will ssy and isel that Carey Hafts
sa eithsrto print themselves let print Mr. Hssd
lev, letter. which lies a, the bottom Of the whole,
DARK ssn agansi them-indeed full though iaeii confe
sion OF guilt The Truth j.. they fsa 'af letter wd b.
rrss rae By sias tfi and Sia,seHs try ssre
mad, and yHf ftsa T0srftgH faof naH fagH usl
,irrat from occuPyrs.
AGAIN We request them 20 publish Mr. heaaiey' letter
eo-,pls,s Yours 3e BAKER sCRIBNER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

ORDER RESTORED IN THE MAssAcausErTs RE-
GfsEST-Ine folio~ins 10 az extract from letter
eeiyed In lhs city yesterday dated Vera Cruz Oct -
" ! am nsppy 10 inform you that Gen. Gushing mas
succeeded. BY mild but decisive In qaeiug
tue disturbance Ia the Massachusetts regiment Every
man ot them has been compelled ~ obey ordsrs and
return 10 his duty snt sssure you the regiment ia
greatly Improved 10 good order e well a. sppe4rsnce
BY sns discipline Ii has vs. Undergone Boston PosI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

merce are hostile to the Sab Treasury they derive
large share Of their support, their consequence
aad their rover to DO serious mischief, from the
patronage so profusely bestowed on them by
Wings. BY professed friends Of Henry Clay they
are enabled TO stab him with effect. and 70 send
abroad the impression that his views are con-
demned by the impartial and moderate portion Of
our citizens. How false this is, those who aid 70
give it the force and influence Of truth know pro
fonndly.
Should Henry Clay be once more struck down by
those who know so vel how TO ply the arts OF
detraction, the blame should rest, not so much on
bis inveterste though insidious enemies, as on
those pretended, hollow friends whose patronage
gives vigor 70 the bow by whose arrow be is
pierced to the heart. And if triumphant as We
firmly trust he will be. over all the arts Of csumny
and detrsctiOn, he will owe small thanks to such
friends or their friendship Their support is little
better than deadly opposition.
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~ Have YOU see the Shasespere Cabinet, The Nrsad
slaves the splendid Satuary and PAINTING and some hf
million woaders - the American sipsesn az not
o there 70 asv-go early 50 enjoy the caicsss Re-
iore the afternoon sud evening saloon sHeriAnuelts
commence The Museum ball ~ss never s,consef And =
warrant that every who there wall oe sated and
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-" We are indebted 10 Ewens q CO.. Express
for copy Of the Providence Trsnscp, OF Tuesday In
advance Of the mail
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APFoIsTNEEr 81 TIE GoyEESoR OF PEsssrL
vASIA Joseph B. Eonss. Comni.sloner Of the Stat.
Of Pennsylvania for New York 10 take ackno. edgmen
Of deeds &C. Office Walls
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRs.

CHARTER CoSyEsrIoS.-Thc regular weekly
meeting Of this Convention takes place this evening At
the Lyceum Building After dsposng Of such papers
may have been presented since the last meeting tho
Convention will IL is presumed 90 into Committee Of
the Whole and proceed with their deliberations the
port of the COMMITTEES Assessments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

PRENuM PhSoFoSrE This beautiful instrument,
manufactured by Mr. JANss Pisss0N, rs Nalkerst and
which received from the late Far Of the American lnst
tute GoLD MEDAL con be seen tor few days longer
Mr. piRss0s has enjoyed desirable reputation many
psnofortc maker and better s'ideuce could
he OF his ability than the award Of recently
bestowed by committee OF professors OF IN highest IN
other column. NIL 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

DnNoND-PoiNrED Com PENs.-Thoss Ia want Of q
good article shoald 20 10 w CESSATION Co. II Cedsr.t
They have several and very superior styles At very
low price. Pens tina, others sell At e. they sell for 81 50
The genuine Albert O Bagley Pen and Case $50 stamped
: - only. Gold Pens repointed and repaired.
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Courf CnIendnr....TnI. DIV.


COMMON PLEAs-Psrt Nos. %. H. ~ Fl. g. IS,
n. g. o. 49, g. g. %. Part Nos = 80 &C. So s.
So s. 90 So -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

" SMITH DoDeG. DENrlsr, IS Bond 81 near'B road
way requests the attention OF those wanting sftlh-
cial his method "a method used IN this city
exclusively BY himsel Of fastening either single teeth
sets when on gold plates most Of the pain usual
~ Eveu in the operation snd enables tbs keep
a clean and healthy mouth nls ruA Sat3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

FIREMESs BALL.-The fourth annual ball of the
Franklin Fire Company took place at Mrs Prss,s City
Hotel on Tuesday night Two huudred couples sre
said 10 have participated IN the entertainments OF the
evening The dancing was kept up until about
o'clock yesterday morning and nothing occurred 10 mar
the pleasures anticipated on such occasions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

r. wlnehell had crowded audience Of The ei,s
and fashion At Blossoms Ho,el Rochester on rbursd.y
the t,h inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

TIE CONCERT oF THIS EyESING.-We remind
Brooklyn readers of the Concert Of Herr, slvol
and Knoop a, ths Female Academy this srcniHs They
are not often st,rsted BY such an array OF talent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

FAST, INSTEAD or THANKsGIyISG-lt Is sop
posed b b the intention Of the Loc0Focos Of This
s.te 10 observe The 18th day Of F.stng INST III
q Thanksgiving Ever since the var eommences they
have been complaining lhs, the ministers are all Whgs
or feoefas ~ tscy call thrm-oat u there should
happen 10 Be any LOcoFoco Preschers disposed 10 min
sisr unto he disconsols- party next week Thurs
dsy ne VII suggest for their Appropriate text
may De found IN the seventh OF The third chap
ter Of hsoskkuk, IN the words following 10 wit
saw ths ienu Of C1sisn n sfhero1r
Lowell Courier.
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~ Richeieu" Diamond Pointed Gold Pens Tor y
only The points Of these superior Pens are warranted not
to come on and H. after full ns, any imperfecions
discovered IN them they may be returned Sold only y
B. r. WATSON 4 20. - willismst one door below W all
IT.. and SAVAGE. o. Fulton-s,. Gold Pen and Pencl
Cases Ia every variety Ut the lowest prices Gold Peas
al 81 - p and ~ ~. Gold Pens repaired
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VlRerS1a CONSISTED SEAT Is CoSsREss.-The
Richmond Eagrirer Of Monday states that II. p.
Irving has absndlned the idea Of contesiing the
seat Of his Loco-Foc competitor Thos : Bocock
s. the delegation viii stand Wings, Locos
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" A wellauanged plan OF advertising, judioiOusly
conducted aud thoroughly aud systematically pursued IN
the newspapers Of the country has failed 20 result
successfully livery facility for adopting complete sYs-
tenn Is Afforded At P,INtSs Agency, VA The 1rhane Build
ns. lie !. The sssn tol The be.t pspe. far and near
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The LATE SrABBISG CAsE--Thomas Layton,
who arrested isw days $50 on charge Of having
committed an assault with knife with icten, 10 XIII Ia
rael Peterson a. Grsvesend taken before Justice
Garrison yesterday, when In conssqdencs OF proceed
irgs having been Instituted against Layton before Jus
ice Van Dyke OF Gfsvesend, the accused wss delivered
I'd 20 the authorities Of that town.
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DHRR0w's RIDfNc School, f08 BowEHy.-W. A. Dis
sSow would respectfully inform hrs friends and the pub
lie that IA his Riding Glasses daily usus
Hours for Ladies' from A NJ. to3 PM
Hours for Gentlemen from 10 p NJ.
The Evening Class for Gentlemen will commences On
Monday. pa inst.
Hours fof the Evening Glass from 10 81 o'clock n5 ST.
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Now y rHr TINS TO FuR UP-And kNox. l22 Fult0n..t
PREPARED to has Winter with ne best
and cheapest Furs be found In the city FOR further
particulars call at the counter Of mis- Wv KNOX
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COMPANY C. TWELFTH RIOT. n. Y. s. IA
meeting of ,ns members Of this Company has been call
ed for this evening at O'Clock, al Ambrose 4 ONsls
10 Courtss for the election OF officers and the adoption
Of bylaws. The recruiting officer Cspt Ritter, sud
Corporal Courtney OF the Albany Burgess Corps IN.
derstsnd propose deyotng the evenings to drilling this
company In musket bsyonet and brosdsword exercise
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~ The most extensive variety Of the improved Metal
lc Rubber Fabrics have the Goodyear
Rubber Warehouse 100 Broadway Their oyershoes they
can brag on. no I'm.
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DIsrREssISG EVEsr.-We regret 70 learn from
the hcnmond Va papers tnst ars Daniel vile Of
Judge Peter v Daniel OF ne O ; Supreme Court died
on sunday morning from the effects Of nervous shock,
produced b. IRE tnst occurred eis rrsccrcs on
saturday night she The youngest daaz her u The
lat Edmund Randolph. Esq formerly Attorney General
oi The United -tates Baltimore sun
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u Con-. SrOCErOs. his friends at home and
ABROAD viii Be grathed hear, bss al length reached
hs family residence Princeton. This gallant Jersey
man, returns, for - tnA bosom Of his family
alter an ABSENCE OF three long years IN the public
yces period tled with diverse exposures snc perous
adventures BY snd lard tn every exsency proving
himself worthy OF the state with whose history
bis name 10 - h0nOrsoy connected HIS presence viii
probably soon b. required By The Court Marital 81 Wash
iDgton. Newark Daily Adv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

POLICE-Oticers McManus and Owess last
evening took out Of den OF iniamy In oraDgest four
girls all under 10 years OF age. who are prostitutes
They taken Me 9th Ward Station House and lock
ed up for tbs night Pententary convict named Far
rell who recently effected his escape from Backwes
Island was rearrested In the City yesterday and
back 10 his old quarters Officer Condis of the fii-
ieenih Ward yesterday took into custody young man
named Janice Brgss charged with Inherently exposing
his person Ia Washington Parade Ground Justice
RoOme committed the accused Ia defsult of $500 bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

COURT OF GENERAL SEsslONs--The trial of
Thomas Dorsey, tor constructive grand larceny
commenced Tuesday, resumed yesterday and
occupied thu attention Of the Court until evening when
the jury o'clock rendered verdict OF guilty.