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in bisIer.Oru2ersi. preis 90 Gent, Die 9rc:
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&llnltli6e Nuoen.

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93renuer's Oermifuoe,

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ber Wirmsr sbsn srbaItsn unb gum Ssrs
fauf in bisfsr 9rudsrsi. Yrsis 25 Gent.
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SaiWenllbrel cSupelen .e.

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Dirt ltno ein9slapsn oaS
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feine OlnifrenniInn nefnnrt
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-18

ssnso Of security however we'll founded, should
be suffered to u.urp th. place of thai ihoroush
preparation which mionr can make success
matter of certainty. d 10 not ""onsh Ia know
thee we kaps q majority IL 10 essential that W..
krin9 our majority out, aud ihis Wa must do
without any reference To the inactivity of our
opponents. They nrr always disciplined and
aiwsys sleep on their srns, whether they in.
tend 10 uss them ar mol, aud ons tap Of thu
drum brings them into line. Until tho polls
are closed u ID never too late for them To nus.
ter the grenter portion Of their strength.
All the preliminary steps OF n Thorough or.
ganization were taken bv our friends al the
proper time, quietly but effectually. The 70.
gistration, with few exceptions, has been
thorough, and tho registry taxes have been
paid. II only remains To be seen that all who
are qualified, vote. Let this be done, aud all
the confidence entertained By our friends will
bs we'll confirmed. The great conservative
interests which have been 50 long ard so vel
maintnined in this State, are deserving oi
every honorable efiort in their support II is
not alone in the excitnment Of a contested g.
lection that their value 10 to be appreciated,
but rs we'll in the quiet times Of political calm.
The candidates who have been presented
for the supper, Of the Law and Ordor party,
are in every respect entitled to il. Elisha
Harris and Edward w. Lawton are known
throughout the State. not only as worthy and
substantial citizens, Of that unblemishe6 pri.
vate character which is the sufest foundation
Of public virtue, but a. men Of long service aud
large experiences in tho ahars Of the State.
Both hsvs been members OF the General As
ssmbiy, and have acquitted themselves TO the
satisfaction OF their constituents and the pub
lie. In the places for which they have been
proposed, they will maintain the honor and
al. r ~ h,Ia u,la
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-18

widow who expends her last penny for little
corn to be counted out in grains, to her famish-
Ing children, has given one half of il TO us.--
Their hard earnings have been wrenched from
them by the laws of trade and man-but con-
trary to the laws Of humanity and Of God.-ls
there not fearful responsibility resting on
Christian Nations that snffer such things to
exist Will not the profits, We, as a nation,
derive from the sufferings Of our fellow crea-
lures, be placed to our account as the price Of
blood ,-and may not the hand Of the Almgh-
ty be laid heavily upon us, as people, in re-
con,peLse The same power that mas blasted
the fruits Of the Earth in Europe, may blast
those of our land and the pestilence now
raging in Asia may be sent to our shores.
Editors Of papers who think the foregoing
may be of any service to the cause of humani'
ty, will confer favor by inserting it in Their
columns
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-18

At meeting of the NEWPORT WAsHIsoros
TOTAL ABSTINENCE SocIErY, holden on Mon.
day evening, March 18th, the following Pre-.
amble and Resolutions were unanimously a.
dopted:-
Whereas the sale Of all intoxicating drinks,
as beverage, is demoralizing to the communi-
ty, cruel and oppressive, both to the intemper-
ate and to their families, and in direct violation
of the spirit Of the gospel And, whereas, the
aid Of the law cannot be dispensed with, by the
friends of Temperance, but must be insisted up
on, wherever persuasions will not effect the
object And, whereas, we cannot vote fol
men, whom we suspect will oppose our holy
enterprise: therefore
Resolred,--That we will vote for no individual
either as Senator or Representative to the
General Assembly, at the approaching election
who will not pledge HIMSELF if elected, to sLs
tain the present License Laws, and to oppose
every effort which may be made, so to amend
them, as to make them more favorable for tn,
vender of alcohol; and, also, to oppose all suci
petitions for relief, as may be offered by those
who have violated these laws, whether indicted
or convicted, unless satisfactory evidence il
| given, that said violators, are not only unabl,
to respond, but will henceforth abandon tn,
traffic.
Resolred, That committee be appointed tc
interrogate such as may be put in nomination
by either of the political parties, in this town
for the above Offices and, that they be re
quested, to report the answer ofeach candidate
respectively, as early possible, to this society
Resoired, That the above resolutions be pub
lished in all the newspapers printed in thi,
town, as early as possible.
JOHN w. DAVIS, Jr.
Serref1ru
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d f A r II S.

In this town, on the 18th inst. Of scarlet fe-
YER, after a short illness, Julia Maria, only
daughter of VIM. ii. and Amelia II. Green,
aged 6 years and months.
In this town, Friday, 18th inst, Thomas,
son of Samuel Simpson, aged 10 years.
In this town, Monday, 14th inst, Eliza,
daughter of the late Solomon Gladding, aged
40 years.
| In this town on Friday evening last, after a
short illness, Edmund T. Ellery ESQ.,, aged 80
years.
In this town, Saturday 18th, Robert, son
of William Mowrey, aged 2 years.
Drowned on his passage from st. Louis to
/ New Orleans about the 1st inst. Mr.. Samuel
Taggart, eldest son of Mr. Henry Taggart, OF
this town, aged 23 years. He was an active
and enterp rising young man. n.
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SPRING GOODS.

MARCH 9rh IS47. FARNSWORTH &.
n SHAW, No. 65 Milk street, corner OF
Pearl street, offer for saie, received by late ra'
rivals
German, French and English BroadcIoths
do Blacs Cassimeres and Doeskins
Fancy Cassimsr.s, the newest styles,
Coddingtons, Tweeds and Gambroons
Croton Coatings, Areadian Cloths;
Cashmere and Fancy Vestings:
Foreign aud American De l.aines;
Corded DE LANES, extra styles;
"a Scotch Ginghams, in variety:
do Erlston. do extra fine
London Prints, Hoyie's Chintzes, &c &c. (;
Silk Warp Alpacca., Blue Black Orleans
Mode AIpaccas, Extra fine Drab do
German Hosiery, White and Coored
Cashmere Hosiery, Black aud Colored
Spltalfeld ilandkerchirfs,P PLAN and Twilled
Ladies Kid Gloves, Black. White 4c.;
do Lisle Thread and Cotton
Gents Whits aud Colored Kid Gloves;
Fine Brown Hollands;
English Silecias, Twist, Buttons, nc.
Together with a large assortment of Ameri-
can Woollens, Cations, Prints, Tickngs. DrIl-
iings, Flanneis, Cambrics, &c. nc. 6w
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;8SHIP NEWS. Is
PORT OF NEWT RT.
A Il RIVED.

FRIDAY, March l2
Schrs Wando Passo, Eddy, Fall River,
Charleston Rival, Varnum, Clinton, Prov
Matamoras, franklin, Prov, New York Or
ange, Snow, Now Bedford, do.
SUNDAY, March IA.
Sloop Vigilant, Heath, Prov New York.
MONDAY, March Is.
Schrs Francis Hallett, Crowell, Prov, Pha
Fairfield. Wood, New Bedford, do; Maize,
Fesreli, Thomaston, New Bedford Sloop Ri.
emf, Durfee, New York, Prov.
TUESDAY, March 16.
Brig Victoria, Small, Prov, Virginia
Schrs John K. Watson, Spraeue, Amboy
Prov; Mary, ,llowland, Prov, Baltimore.
WEDNESDAY,, March IL.
Sloop Ann b. Holmes, Brown, Fall.River,
New York.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-18

KEMP g. KNIsHT's BLAcKise.--We &c
knowledge the receipt of couple Of bottles o.
"Yankee" Backing, manufactured by Messrs
Kemp e. Knight, Chelsea, Mass. For polish
ing Boots and Shoes we have never seen any
equal to il, mot excepting the celebrated "Day
& Martin, and if it is as good for the leather
as represented by the proprietors-who offel
ample testimony to that effective think the
article will be generally wanted.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-18

Law AND MoRALs.-About sixty five of the
sovereign people ofGreen Bay, recently arrest
ed chap and after administering coat of tar,
rode him on a rail out of town, for marrying a
second wife when his first had only been dead
fpe days. Thus, says the Republican, il is given
10 understand that the morals .f te place must
not be vioiated pith impunify.
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AdmimistratOr's Sale.

BY rirtue efnnthority from the Court IF Probate
Of the Tom Of Newport, pW be sold ~ PxL.'
re .4mctio-, on SATURDAY the 10th Of April
rert, at 10 o'eioek, 4. NJ, on the premises,
A ~ The right. title and interest which
IA Waller w simmons, late Of Netport-
had at ~ ts-, of Ms decea>e i'm and 10 GER
tain lot OF fNAd situated in said Newpon. with
dwelling h9F,se and ether buildings thereon
Standing bounded >oH'het1y on Bridge-s,r.ei !;
Westerly on land OF kon,as I Car; North
erly on land late of Free'aaa Mayherry, and
Faslery on Third treet. ConSl .o5s at lhe-
time aud place OF sale.
PETER =. REMINGTON, Admr.
trith the viii anneIed.
Ncwport March 4 I8l7
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-18

Mr.. UppIxE's LEcTuRS "A Lecture was
delivered last evening at the State House, by
wilkins Updike, Esq. sn the benefits of Edu.
cation, which we understand rivetted the at.
tention of very numerous audience for more
than an hour and half. Those who had the
pleasure of hearing it, pronounce it to be the
most practical and instructive dissertation they
ever recollect to have heard.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-18

The travelling public will be glad to learn
the steamer "PERRY' re-commences her trips
between this place, Providence and Fall River,
on Monday Matchmaking trip Fall River
and back Oh Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
and to Providence on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. See advertisement.
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BOSTON-March 9Th, lS47.

DER MARY ANN--arrived this
L day from LiverpOOl-rhe sub
scribers have received
Drab and Fancy Mkt Cashmaretts.
Silk and Wool Montczv,nss,
Orleans Lustres,
Silk Warp Italian Cloths,
Jacconeu Muslins.
Fancy Stripe, Check and Corded, do.
Graduated Patterns, do.
Embroidered Ramsgate ShswIs.
Rio Grande, do.
Sylpbide and Evelina, do.
Chlntz Bandanna Hdkfs.
Fancy Silk, do.
which ore for sale at lowest prices by
FARNSWORTH & SHAW.
mar IL, 65 Milk, Corner Of Pearl ST.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-18

LIFE IssURAscE.-Another instance Of the
benefits Of life insurance occurred in the case of
Capt. Rathbone, of this city, who was recently
lost on board the ship Columbia. After his de-
parture friend effected the insurance for $4,000.
Only one years premium had been paid, and
since his death, we understand, the full amount
has been paid over to his family Brooklyn
Eagle. .. .. ...
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-18

The Boston and Providence Railroad have
decided TO build q wooden bridge scross sbe
blackstone River, at Central Falls, to con.
nee, the Boston and Providence with the
Boston and Worcester Railroad. THIS bridge
Is TO be ioor hundred Zee, long, with four
spans.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-18
DIsTRicr AND PoRT or NEwPoRp,
Collectors Office, March 9Th, T~f7.

DROPOSALS will be received a, THIS
Il Office oa or before the 30h inSi., at ~ o.
clock, NJ. for 2,7s4 gallons of oil for The Lights
Spring oil, TO be delivered AT the Custom House
in Newport, X. l., on or before the 2nh day Of
April next, in casks not exceeding so gallons
each, in prime order, oil the oil to be tested on
delivery by The oil-cneler, and by burning
some from each eaSk, aud no cask Of winter oil
to be received that will moi stand lmpid ~ 10
deg Fahrenheit, and the Spring oil st 45 deg -
The oil will be paid for, when said casks are
satisfactorily tested.
EDWIN WILBUR,
mar ~. Collector a. Superintendent.
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Land for Sale.

TINE Lot of Land belonging to The heirs OF
l. the late Jacob Clarke, adjoining the estate
of The late. Doct Mann, containing about i.2
acres of first rate land II not sold previous to
the lst of May, it will then he offered for sale
at public Auction. For terms &c. apply to
NICHOLAS w. MARSH
| mar Ia, IS47
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NJ e NJ ORAN d A.

Arr. at Havana, Sd inst, brig Annawan,
Swasey, Wilmington, N. c.
Arr. at Cardenas, Cd inst brig Algonquin,
Mayberry, Providence.
Cid. at Wilmington, N. c., 9th, scbr. Cy-
prus, Dyer, for this port.
Cid. at N. Orleans, 9th. schr. Geo. Engs,
Smart, for Boston.
Cid. at Charleston 9Th, sip. Leader, Riley,
for Nassau.
On N. w. Coast, August 27th. 46' ship
George Champlin, Swain, of this port, 1000
bbls.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-18

Capt Pi,man's company ofvolsntecrs Cor
Mexico, have arrived here from Providence,
and taken quarters al Fort Adanas.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-18

nONT sew with that poor thread. for you
I - are only wasting your time, and besiowing
your labor for nuught. The subscriber has
received a case oi Taylor's6 cold Prussinn
thread, whisk tNe prhlic may depend upon its
being hrsr rsse article JObNih. JOUVET.
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From the Army.

TheIe were reports last week, received al
New Orleans by the roundabout way Of Tam.
pico, of another Battle between Gen. Taylor and
Santa Anna, in which the Mexicans were said
on Mexican authority, to have been again de-
feated, with severe loss The rumors were
hardly credited even at first, but the mails OF
Saturday brought accounts that dispatches bad
been received at Washington from Gen Taylor
dated Mirty.sir hours after the supposed battle
and there is nothing in reference % an actual
collision.
The actual intelligence from the seat q: wal
IS but litlle. The most authentic intelligence o
the position of affairs in Gen. Taylor's com
mand is contained in the following statement
from the Washington Union Of Wedne sdsy
evening"
FRoM THE ARMY. Letters have Just been re.
ceived in this city from the camps Of General
Taylor and Wool The head quarters of the
latter were at Bueno Vista on the 29th of Jan.
uary, and OF the former at Aqua Nueva. eigh
teen miles south Of Sallilo, on the Tth FebTu.
ary; where he arrived on the 5th, bringing for
ward in the first instance 1t. Col. Mays squad.
ron OF Dragons, two batteries, (Sherman's and
Bragg's) and the regiment of Mississippi rifle.
men. fie was subsequently joined by the Ken.
lucky and Indiana regiments, and other troops
were expected from Sallilo. 1t seemed to be
understood that ten. Taylor was determined
to hold both Satillo and Agua Nueva in its
front. The impression is that there was n''
considerable force in front nor was 1t supposed
TO be likely that any serious demonstration
would be made in that direction
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