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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-04
WHlRl ROUND 1900 TIMES,

The public may rest assured that no burlesque
is intended upon that peaceable, honest and in.
duStrious class ofcizeDs, called Shakers. We
intend to give faithful representation OF their
manners, customs, modes Of worship, &c.
The Secession of the Chase Family from the
Shakers of Canterbury, N. II was in perfect
accordance with the rules of the sect.
Tickets IS cents, 10 be had al the door
Doors open at 7so'clock, performance to com
mence at b.
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SATURDAY., NAV I


Brig Sea, Norman, P,ov.. New York.
Scbrs Frances, Gardner, North Carolina
Prov Savannah, Boies, Sipp,ran, Phiia I; A.
bert NJ. Halle, Chac-, Halifax, New York
Richard Burden. Abbolt,Fali River. Baltimore
Williamsburg, W'll.t, 3ds from Pori Rich
mond, Pa with coal Ia J w Sherman Hnr
ret, Baker. Boston, Ph'ia Mary Eliza, Cobb
BRISTOL, Phils. SiooP Ciarissa. Conant, Can
den
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WANTED-sn apprentice at the House
w and Sign Painting business. Enqdire ol
DUNHAM e. GREEN,
ap 90. No. 1l6 7hames-S.
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@SHIP NEWS. A.
PORT OF NEWP RT.
A Il RIVED.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY April %.
Schrs Tranquil, Visor. N. York, Boston
Republican, Haley, Philn.
FRIDAY, April 80
Schr. Senator. Chapman, Prov, Norwich
Ch'nn, Barlow, Sandwich, New York; M"te
or, Perry, New Bedford, Phiia; John Man
love, C"lllns, Boston, do; Andrew Jackson
Waterman, New Bedford Norwich Adelaide
Grogan, do, Albany Ohio. Pratt, Wnr-ha0
Chester; tlornet, PaddI-ford, Taunton. Phils
Matnn'rha, Sh-rn,sn. Sippican, Baltin,ore.
Sloop Brunette, -, Prov, Norwich.
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M A r r | A G + s.

In this town, on Thursday evening last, by
the Rev. Mr.. Smith, Mr.. James G. Tophum,
to Miss Caroline, second daughter Of Mr.. James
M. Tuell, all Of this town.
In Fall River, on Thursday last, BY tho Rev.
Mr. Morgrdgs, Mr.. Noah White, to Miss
Annouville NJ Shaw.
Ia Providence, 25th nlt., Mr.. Horace Cro...
man, to Miss Rsbecca s. Anthony .-27ih, Mr..
l.svi d. Bates TO Miss Mary X. daughter OF
Deacon Nathaniel Bump.
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90 % @
Ornamental Plants
AND
CHOICE ROSES-SCOTCH GOOSEBERRlES, &C.
j. M. ThOrburn Il Co.
I6 jobs Street, .NrW Fork,

lHAVE now ready for orders, from their Gar.
| I'LL den at Astoria, l. la select collection
of the best ornamental plants in cultivation, m
cluding great variety Of Hardy lIerbaecon
Plants, running Roses lioneysuckles, the beau.
tiiul and hardy Wistaria simensis, the fnes
runner to cover arborS, Verandahs and piazza
columns that is known, flower splendid-lilaC
in vacimeS, 30 cents each-Beauiy Of The Prai
rie Roses, handsomest running rose in culiiva
ton, and hyiy USPaorEcTED 81 cents-Hyhried
Scarlet Greville, bright carmine, cupped roses
| in great proiusion five China rose, foliage
hardy as a sweet briar, one Of the best running
roses known, 81 cens-Batimore Belle. fneI
than MultiHora, and hardy, Is cents Madame
Caradori a Han, new Prairie Rose, beautiful
glossy pink, 81; Geo lvth hardy Bourbon Scot,
Russell's Cottage Rose, immense bloomer, un
chungeable colors, 81 cents-China Honey
suckles. sweetest known 81 cts. Belmont Rose
splendid runner and hardy, Scots White Clus
ter Musk Rose, so cts LA Reinei u; 1 panea
Learii beautiful runner, 81 cents--DAHLlAS s
of unequalled variety and quality, from $5 TO
500 pr doz new catalogue lst Msy.-A
splendid assortment OF STANDARD OR
TREE ROSES, in grand condition, and finest
sorts in France, 81 50 each; among which are
those unrivaled sorts, Duchesse de Suther-
land, La Refine, Souvenir de la Malms ison, Du
Roi or Crimson Pupelual, &c.--sll hardy.
A few fine Dutch MOSS ROSES. in pots,
6t TO turn into garden. / dollar. White Moss
81 so.
Also most extensive assortment Of GAR.
DEN and FLOWER SEEDS, packet OF 90
choice sorts Annuals. 81, with direction for cul-
lure.
New catalogue for lS47 ready for applicants.
which contains many choice thingsto be found
IN no oher.
Orders carefully packed and promptly re-
'ponded 10.
" 500 Lancashire Gooseberries, in fine
order, in lots of q roots, 3 sorts IN lot, price
3 so per dozen.
White and Red Dutch Curran,s, 50per doz
Red and White Antwerp Raspherries, So per
dozen. (Apr. 29, lSi7-2w.
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CASSIMER
ELECTION!!I

,f~~~ THE Steamer PERRY, Capt
5S#& Woolsey, will run during Elrc.
=s-z3u tiob week ~ follows:
From BrastOg's Wharf, E'rOUfefeses,
Monday, May Sd, st2I p. NJ.
Tuesday. ELECTION day. 9TH, An.
Wednesday, 5,h, 2AP.M.
Returning wM leaUe .NSrporf,
Monday, May Sd, uiIiA.M.
Tuesday, 9Th, 8 r. NJ.
"Wednesday, Eth. l2 NJ.
Thursday will re.um her regular trips, ,lcav.
ing Newport at "A o'clock A. NJ. and rrovi-
Idenoe at "a p. NJ. Fare SO cents.
N. b. All persons are forbid trusting any
ono on account Of this Joat or o,oners without
an order from tho captain.
April "a. l847.
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new GOODS.
LANGLEY & NORMAN,
NO. I45. THAMEs-sT.,

HAVE Just received new and complete
assortment Of prime Cloths, Cassimerss,
Doe Skins, aud Ysstings-logciher with oil other
articles usually found in a NJ reliant Tailor's rs.
iallshmen', which ,hey will be happy to FURNISH
their friends aud customers upon a. iair termTas
can be purchased elsewhere.
TAIi,ORING carried on a. psnal, and all
Garments made 4. order at short notice, and
warranted to give satisfaction.
Newport, Ap Is, l541
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A IL persons subject to taxation and whc
IA have no, paid their taxes, are requested tu
call at The Collectors Office, No lao, Tbame
street, on or before the l0h Of May. as ate
that date shall proceed 10 collect according
To law. J. GOODSPEED, Collector
Newport, April %, lS47.
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To Let.

LA THE House in Broad street, rccent
fSIIm ~ occupied by the subscriber.
Ul@ RICHARD X. RAM OLPM
April 30, iS47.
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PART FIRST.
lMTERMISSIDN.

PART SECOND.
I. Remarks with the Exhibition of the Shaker
Bible.
2. Song Dedication, BY the Company
3. Dance-Cross and Diamond 20
4. Song-Of Osceoks, 4"
s. Song-Of Pocahonias, q"
&. Dance-lndian and Negro spirits,
n. Song-ln praise Of Molher Ann,
8. Dance-MotheT's Love-
9. WHIKLING-A wonderful feat. by the cele.
braled Shaker Danseuse, Miss l.. A. Chase,
who can, without cessation or dizziness
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TAs Company WM appear In the
SIANNE o1SgswMEo
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NOTICE.

The Ciizens Of Newport are no'ifed that the
annual Fair Of the ladies of Upion Church VIII
be held 81 the M,sonic Hall. on Election day
and evening. and they hope that the public viii
give them a liberal pairopage.
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Just received from New York,

A good assortment Of Ribbons, Arlificia
IA Flowers, Tabs, Mourning Collars, &c,-
Also, few Mourning Bonnets for sale cheaT
At the NEWPORT BONNET STORE, No
ll2, Thames-street, corner of Church
az % IRA FRENCH.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-04

The subscribers to Mr.. GYLEs' Lee
lures, and his many friends and admirers,
will be glad to learn that he is to be in
town toward the close Of next week, and
commence his course the week after
Place, time and ofher particulars viii be
stated in the papers Of next week. 10.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-02-06
A SHORT DIALOGUE ON TRIALS.

a. My present situation is very uncom-
Portable. am subject to daily privations aud
annoyances.
B. True, your sitaa on has its troubles; but
did you never consider these may be the
hedge by which God fences in your other
comforts?
"A. Explain your meaning.
B. II may be that God, knowing that you
must have trials to keep you from setting
your heart on this world, send trouble to you
in the present form, to spare him and you the
necessity of trying i'll more severe forms.-
Do you not think it highly probable, for ex-
ample, that God disciplines some ofhis chill
dren by povery and perplexity, that lie may
thus save them from heavier blows, such as
wasting sickness, and repeated bitter bereave-
ments?
a. (,0dh tears.) l will endeavor, by the
help of the Lord, never TO complain again.
Ohio Observer.
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For the Girls and Boys.
A BAD HABIT.


"Oh mother am III ed 10 deathr said Jane
Mills, as she threw herself into n chair on her
return from school.
"ITed 10 death"' repeated her mother slow
ayes mother, um-almoSt, mean," she
added
No, my daughter, not even almost" said
Mrs. Mills.
"Well, at any rate" continued Jane, 81
would not walk from here to school agun,
to day. for ann thing IN The wOrld."
"Oh yes you would, my DEAR" said her
mother, gently.
"No mother, um sure Woud not. lam
certain nothing iCOmLd tcmptme."
"But am nearly certain you could be in
duced to 90 without any urging,' answered
her mother.
"Wel, mother, try me, and see ifanything
could make me willing TO co."
"Suppose," said Mrs, Mills, 81 should offer
to take you with me to the new panorama
this afternoon? expect TO visit it,"
"Doy mother?" snid Jane, with animn-
ton. "May go?? You promised to take
me with you when you went"
81 intended TO have done So" replied her
mother, "but the place where it is exhibited
is a very long way beyond your school,"
"But am quite rested now, dear mother"
said Jane. 81 would not fail of going for all
The ,corid. Why do you smile, mother"
"To think what an inconsistent little daugh-
teri have"
"What you mean by inconsistent, moth
er?'
"Why, when little girl says one minute
that she would not walk particular distance
"for anything IN The ,UorId," and in the next
minute says, "she would not fniP' of walking
still further for anything IN The ,COrLd," and in
the next minute says "she would not tail' of
walking still further "l0r all the ,OoHd," she
not only talks inconsistency but eXtravagant-
Iy, but oolishly. 1t is II very bad habit to use
such expressions. Yesterday, when you
came home from school, you said you were
almost frightened out of your life and when
inquired as to the cause of your alarm, you
replied that you had met as mqny as a thousand
cross dogs on your way home from school.
snow my daughter, | wish you 10 break
yourselfof this bad habit. When You are
tired, or hungry, frightened, use the simple
words TO express your meaning. For in
stance you may be tired-very tired-or eX-
ceedingly tired. Or you may be alarmed
frightened or terrified.
"From this time let your lips speak the thing
YOU mean. The Bible says, Let your yea be
ven, and your nay, nay; aud adds, that What
soever is more than these cometh Of evil
"Will you strive to remember what have
been saying, and strive TO correct this fault,
my dear Child?" said Mrs. Mills.
ayes, dear mother" replied Jane; "lor !
know it is wrong. and feel ashamed and sor-
ny for it,"
DWELL, my DEAR" added her mother, "IN-
PROVE. And now you may get ready to 90
with me to see the panorama. IOmhS Pen
ny Gazcne.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-02-06
STATE OF VERMONT,

District oil CulcuonlH, Nh'
At Probate Court holden at Danvillc, in said
District, on the 10Th day of January, A. d.
lS47-
WHEREAS application in writing has
w been made to this Court by james GIL
christ of Barnet, in said district, administrator
of the Estate of John Gilchrst, late of Bath, IN
Grafton County, State of New Hampshire,
deceased, setting forth that the said deceased,
did in his lifetime, enter into II certain contract
to and with one Robertson Gllchrist OF Barnet
aforesaid to exchange firms with the said
Robertson, as follows, to wit: In consideration
that the said Robertson would convey to the
intestatc the farm which he the said Robertson
then owned and occupied situated IN Bath A.
foresaid the said deceased contracted TO con
vel to the said Robertson the farm which he
the said deceased owned in Barnet aforesaid,
thnt in pursuance of said contract the said de-
ceased and the said Robertson did thcrcupon,
to wit: on or about the 10th day of December,
A. ID. 1888, exchange possession of said farms
and that said exchange of possession contin-
ucd and remained between the said parties I'M
til the dccenSe of the said deceased, TO Wit
the I'd day of June, A. ID. lS12, and said eX-
chnnre of possession has continued between
the representatives. of said deceased and the
said Robertson until the present time and that
said contract to convey was Mt the dccenSe OF
said deceased and still is uncXecutcd Where
fore said Administrator prnyS the said Court
to grant unto him liberty and authority to deed
said land according to the terms of said con-
tract ugrccably to the Statute in such case
made and provided, It's therefore ordered by
said Court, that all persons concerned be no.
titled to appear before said Court at session
thereof to be holden at the Probate Office in
Danville on the 10th day of February, A. ID.
S47, at | o'clock, p NJ. to Shew cause if any
they have why the liberty and authority re-
queSted in the foregoing application should not
be granted, and that for that purpose the said
application, together with this order be pub
lishcd in the Cnledonian, paper printed at
St. Johrsbury, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, as
soon as may be- [4"3w3
Attest, c. s. DANA, Judge.
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Poetry,
Above and Below.

ny J, II. LOWELL.
o, dwellers in the valley land,
Who in deep twilight cope and cover,
Till the slow mountains dial.hand
Shortens to moons triumphal hour
While We sit idle do ye think
The Lords great work sits idle too?
That light dare not oerleap the brin
Ofmorn, because It's dark with your
Though yet your vallics skulk in night,
In God S ripe fields the day is cried.
And reapcrs, with their sickles bright,
Troop singing down the mountain side;
Come up, and feel what health there il
In the frank dawn's delighted eyes,
AS, bending with pittying kiss,
The nght-shed tear Of earth she dries
The Lord wants reapers' o, mount up,
Before night comes, and says-'Too late!
Stay not for taking scrip or cup,
The master hungers, while ye wait;
'Tis from these heights alone your eyes
The advancing spears of day can sec,
Which DER the eastern hll-topsrise,
To break your long captivity,
Lone watcher on the mountain height,
1t is right precious to behold
The first long surf ofclimbing light
Flood all the thirsty cast with gold:
But, we, who in the shadow sit,
Know also when the day is nigh,
Seeing thy shining forehead lit
With his inspiring prophecy
Thou hast thine office; we have ours;
God lacks not early service here,
But what are thine eleventh hours
He counts with us for morning cheer:
Our day, for Him is long enough,
And when lie givcth work to do,
Tho bruised reed is lmDlV touch
To pierce the shield ofcrror through.
But not the less do thou aspire
Lights caller messages to preach:
Keep back no syllable of fro
Plunge deep the rowcls of thy speech;
Yet God.dcems not thine acrcd sight
More worthy than our twilight dim
For meek obedience, too, light,
And following that is finding Him.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
District. of CalpdOni

At Probate Court held at Danvillc, in said
District, on the 2lst day of January, A. ID.
1S17-
WNTHEREAS, application in writing has
w been made to this Court, by Alexander
Harvey, Administrator de bonis non, OF the
Estate of Alexander Gilchrist, late of Barnet,
in said district, deceased, setting forth that the
said deceased, in his lifetime, and at his de-
cease, on the 2Sth day of June, Al lc45, was
seized and possessed of the following lands in
this State, which he held in trust, for the firm
and Copartncrship of J. w. " a. Gilchrlst;
that said firm is under contract to convey II
par: of these lands, and that it is necessary, to
enable the surviving partners of said firm, to
finally close, and settle the business of said
concern, and ascertain the interest of said de-
ceased therein; that said Ian DIS should be con-
veyed to said surviving partners, by them, to
be disposed of, and accounted for; said lands
described as follows, to wit
The Bovee farm, so called, situated in Rye
gate, consisting of l00acres, more or less
The interest of j. w. Il A. Gilchrist in the
S. A. Moore * Co. concern, being the Nine
yah Lot, mill privilege and other land in Rye
gate, the title of which remains in said de-
ceased. The in earest of said firm in the old
Brewer, Gilchrist ~ Co. concern, consisting
of sundry pieces of land, for Il description of
which reference is had to an inventory filed in
said Court The undivided 10th part of the
Real Estate and Wooden Factory, situated at
Stevens Village, in Barnet aforesaid. The
house, shop and lands in Barnet aforesaid,
decided by John Halves to J. w. D. A. Gil
christ-mcaning hereby, all and every part of
the Real Estate, to which the said deceased
held the legal title, whether in severally or
in common, excepting the III lone farm owned
by the said j. w. D. A. Gilchrist,) at the time
Of his dccease, and prays the said Court to
grant unto him liberty and authority to deed
said lands agreeaby to the Statute, in such
case made and provided.
tits therefore ordered by said Court, hats
persons interested in said matter be notified to
appear before said Court, at n session thereof
to be holden at the Probate Office in Danve,
on the 18th day of February A. d., 1S47, to
shew cause, ifNny they may have, why the
liberty and authority requested in the forcgo,
ing application, should not be granted, and
that, for that purpose the substance of said APP
plication, together with this order, be published
in the Calcdonian, paper printed at St. Johns
bury in said district, three weeks successfully
soon as may be.
A true copy C. S. DANA, Judge.
406w3l Attest, c. S. DANA, Judge.
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= vi E G 4 LIE DO N A N.
LOOK HER Z,

TEIUE subscribers having been in company
l. twenty years, andnow being DESTROYS OF
closing business,
Give Notice
that they will sell theirentire Stock OF Goods
for cash down at cost to close their concern
L.aDIES MD GENTLEMEN
are requested to call and examine for them
solves. You shall have good bnrgain-only
give us the cash. We mean what we say
no mistake!
Whcelocl, Jan, II, ls17.
N. b. All persons having unsettled nc-
counts with the subscribers are requested to
settle the same this month.
Also, pay--pay--pnyments must be made
on demands of more than one year standing
Ao1wA W. ~ S. b.
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Builders, Read This !

CAWED Long Shingles, new and excel
y lent article, manufactured and for sale by
the subscriber.
Also, short Shingles, Clapboard and Lath.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly
answered. JONATHAN LA hENCE.
Passumpsic, Dec. 10, 1916. 49lw7'
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SAFETY IN Duty. If we are in the path Of
duty, and if our help and ouhope is in the
name of the Lord we may confidently expect
that lie will uphold us, however faint and
enfeebed we may seem to be TO ourselves
and others.-.NewtOn.
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Stray Cattle.

STRAYED from the subscriber about the
- first of Sept. red yearng Heiter, and a
bout the 18th of October, red two years old
Steer, with one horn broken. Whoever will
return them or give information that they
can be found shall be suitably rewarded
ORVILLE ROBINSON.
Newport, Dec. ], 1916. 4SSu
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Notice.

UAME into the enclosure of the subscriber
Y about the first of October last, one red
yeurlng Heier. The owner can have the
same by proving property and paying charges
ANDREW GRAHAM,
Barnet, Jan. l6, lS47 190w3
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An INCONSISTENCY. To complain that life
has no joys, while there is a single creature
whom we can relieve by our bounty assist by
a2aIr council, or enliyen by our presence, is TO