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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-27

DRE,DrrL MopT,LIrY.--A letter from
Mexico. published in the Paterson lniegcn-
Ger, states that about 1000 children arr sup
posed to have died recently in Zactccas, "
the measles. IN tho neighborhood where the
writer rosidcs. there is scarel, a child left,
III having died Of this disease.
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htempcdte habits curcd-by a total abstain
ing from the rum bottle ; and
FaDihes made comtortable-by ditto. This
is the best family medicine out. '-Nao York
Mercury.
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H. The case of Martin Luther VS. Luther
NJ Borden. growing out of the Dorr revolution
is now on trial at Washington B +. Hallett
and Attorney General Clifford for plaintiff,
ID. Webster, Whipple, of Providence, and
others for defendants
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The ADuLTERATED GOLD CoIN.-It Is
suggested that the core of the adulterated quar-
ter eagles, recently detected, is mixture of
platinum and silver. This perhaps will ac-
count for the just weight of the coin, platinum
being heavier than gold, as silver is lighter.
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EXCITEMENT IN wINDHAM.-Not little
gossip has been occasioned in the generally se-
date and quiet town Of Windham, Connecticut,
by the sudden death of strange young lady
who was brought to that place by a gentleman
and his wife, from Middletown, some weeks
since. The young lady, in due course Of time
gave birth to child, and was doing well
when about two weeks after the birth, she
received letter from her mother, which con-
tained threats of abandonment, unless she dis
closed the father of the ilegitimate. This
she had steadily refused to do, and being
greatly excited by the receipt of the letter,
tainted, and died before relief could be admin
istcrcd.-The body was taken from Windham
by the same persons who carried the young
woman there. She was introduced by her
attendants to the family in which she was
placed in Windham, as Miss Mix. But this
is presumed to have been an assumed name.
The marks on her linen were picked out. She
was elegantly attrcd, and seemed TO have
belonged to the higher ranks in liie.-Nor~ich
NcwS
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Gen. Lambert, ommander-in-chicf of the
British forces in the island of Jamaica, died al
Kingston on the ith insx- aesed 66 years. His
remains were buried on the same day, with
military honors.
There is no further news from Jamaica.
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H. Rev. Mr.. Osgood of Providence, VII
preach at the Unitarian Church on Sunday
next, (day and evening.) Evening services
Commences at O IL O'Clock.
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UPWc are indebted to the Providence Jour
nal for the Legislature reports which have ap-
peared in our paper since the commencement
of the Session of the General Assembly.
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DEATu or A MEMBER OF toSGREss, - Intel
ligcnce has been received of the death Of the
Hon ]. w. IIornbcck, a Wing Member of
Congress from Pennsylvania.
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Rejects IT.--The Virginia Senate have
laid upon the table the proposition passed by
the House to receive Virginia. portion of the
proceeds of the sales ofthc public lands.
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~ One hundred sharp shooters ofticncssee
county, Mich, have offered their services in
Mexico, provided they are mounted aud allow
ed to select their own wcapons-.rcvoycrs
and sabrcs. The poorest shot among them
can Kill deer on the run . times m ~ al 10
rods
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ID' The ship Danvers, OF Boston, now at
New Orleans, has been chartered by GOVERN
ment to carry troops to Vera Cruz. The
Boston Journal says that the owners are to
receive 81, 800 for the trip.
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JUDGE OF THE SUPREME CouRT.-Among
the questions that will probably come before
our present Legislature is that of filling the va
cancy in the Supreme Court The county
and city Of Providence are fast monopolisng
the profits Of business in the State, and it
seems no more than just, that a fair share of
the pccunary reward resulting from the admin
stration Of public affairs should be conceded to
less favored localities, especially if il can be ac-
corded without. detrimcnt to the public interest.
There is no part of the State excepting the
city of Providence, where the constant pres
ence of a justice of the Supreme Court is so
necessary, as on the island of Rhode Island
Rcsistlcss circumstance have combined to rob
Newport, once the great commercial mart Of
the North of nearly all of its former advanta-
ges excepting, the unrivalled beauty Of its To-
cation, and salubrty Of its climate. These at
fractions annually draw a great influx of sum
mcr visitors, whose taste is rapidly embellish-
ing its enyirons with villas, and where wealth
is engrossing many tracts of land in the vicin-
ty to be rcsold in smaller parcels for building
lots. The judges of our Supreme Court are
appointed by the state of New York, as COM
missioncrs of deeds and as large portion of
the strangers who reside on the island in the
Summer are from that state, it is very frequent
: " necessary to obtain the services of a Judge
of the Supreme Court,-which will subject
strangers to much inconvenience and delay-if
obliged to go to Providence OF elsewhere off
the island for that purpose. Such also is the
prosperity of all classes in the CITY of Proyi-
dence, including those of the legal profession,
(from which class the vacancy in the court
should undoubtedly be filled, that equal talent
cannot be procured in that city-owing to the
costly habits of the people at as low rate of
compensation as it can be on this island where
greater simplicity prevails. This is strikingly
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GPAt the recent meeting of the Colonial
ton Society, held at Washington, Thomas X.
Hazard was elected one of the Vice Pres-
Ionta
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VNllIS Company, although it cannot boas; OF
i being The Oldest Tea Establishment in A
merica." does cl ,im to have sold during the tive
years of its existence, more good, pure, aud un
mixed Teas, and at lower prices, than any sim
lar establishment in The United States.
The following is a list of Ihcir retail prices
which will be found to be nearly the same a.
similar Companies. The only difference they
claim, is in the quality Of the Teas.
GREENS BLACKS
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\ L. ;. SESAToR.-The Governor of Geor-
gia has appointed Mr.. V. Johnson as United
States Senator in place of Mr.. Colquitt, re-
signed
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GESERAL PIERcE.-A Washington letter
states that Gen. Pierce has been induced by
the President to retain his commission for the
Drpsput
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Congress-.

n.f- Monday, Jan. 81.
Gen. Houston took his seat in the Senate
to-day.
A resolution calling for Gen. Taylor's views
as 10 the proper position for the army to take,
previous to going to Corpus Christi was adopt
ed
Mr.. Rusk gave notice that tomorrow he
would ask leave to introduce a bill relating to
an increase of the Navy.
The Washington Monument resolution was
passed. ..
| Mr.. Baldwin's resolution, calling on the
\ President for information as to the extent OF
the Mexican domain in our power, was con-
sdered.
| The House was occupied with the subject Of
appointing an additional number of Pension
Clerks. The only difficulty was, who should
appoint them :
I Tiusddy, Jan. 25.
\ In the Senate, agrccably to notice, Mr.. Ash
ley asked and obtained leave to bring in a bill
which was read first aud second times, by
unanimous consent, and referred To the Com
mittec Oh the Judiciary, extending the jurisdic
ton of the United States Courts to all the nav
igablc waters of the United States.
\ Mr. Bagby submitted a resolution for con
sideraton, declaring that Congress has NJ
power to establish or prohibit slavery in an,
|, State in the Union, affirming the right to ac
qure territory by conquest, and denying th'
right to prohibit holding territory acquired.
II Mr.. Davis, from the Committee on Mitar,
| Affairs, reported bill providing quarters a
/ New Orleans for sick and disabled soldiers re-
turning from and going to Mexico, which wa
passed.
n On Motion, the Senate laid aside the NOR
| ming business and proceeded to the considera
ton Of the order OF the day, viz the Ten Re
giment Bill
L Mr. Clarke spoke in strong terms of oppoSi
ton to the war policy Of the Administration.
II Mr.. Crittenden asked Mr.. Cass whethe
General Scott had been suspended { ON com
mand, and whether Gen. Worth was relieved
from arrest Mr. Cass replied that both wer
I true, and that the command now devolved ol
| Gen. Butler as senior officer.
II Mr. Crittenden expressed his astonishmen
in relation TO the course pursued IN this matter
Il In the House. the Speaker announced as tn
! first thing in order. the business on the table
4 viz Reports of Committee.
\ BY unanimous consent several resolution
were offered and adopted
H Mr.. Vinton, Chairman of the Committee G
/ Ways and Means, reported bill provdn
for the support ofrevolutionary and other per
sioners, which was read twice, with the uslI;
| reference.
/ Many bills, both private and public, wer
read twice and referred
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H. Mr.. Clay presided at the Colonization
Meeting at Washington on Wednesday, and
made an eloquent speech.
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Darn % CAPTAS BurLFR.-Au arrival
from Brazos announces the death of Capt
John Butler
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WEST INDIA BANK. An arrival from Bar
BADGES states that the West India Bank has
suspended payments.
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NAvAL-The U. S. ship Plymouth, Capt
Thomas II. Gedney commanding, is under
sailing orders for the East Indies. 1t is said
that Hon. J. w. Davis, Of Indiana, will &c
out in her, to succeed the late A. ii. Everett
as u. 5. commissioner to China.-1hc L. ;
brig Dolphin is shortly expected to sail for the
coast Of Africa, under the command of Lieut..
W :. Ogden.
The v s. store ship FredonIa, Lcut Com
Z. A Neville from New York for Acra Cruz
was spoken on the 4 llh inst, p NJ, in lat 81
80 Ion 80.
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From California VIC have the the coniirna-
,ion of the death Of Paylnasier Minor. of The
artillery.
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sAvIM Gs, BANK.

4 DIVIDEND was declared this day ~
n per cent on all sums that have been IN for
the space Of six mon and i'2per cent on all
Gums that have been in for the space Of three
months. agreeably 10 the regulations Of The IN
81 stitulion, payable on an after Saturday the 10Th
inst.
C.GYLES. Treasurer.
Jan IA.
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Srr,Ngo,r - was burnt near New Orleans
.rtccuuv. Loss about $500
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Bonrd Of Cmnvasscrs.

TNIIE Town Council will meet as Board OF
i Cauyassers, on Wednesday, the olh da,
'oi February next at 10 o'clock, q ~ al w
Town Hall. for the pnrrose of making out Ih'
list of voters for lriS B. Is ROWLAND.
Council Clerk.
Newport, January o. ls4s. I..
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For Sale.
COOper's LiMiment.

4 !Sovereign Remedy for Chiiblains-
VNiiIS nnriyalcd Linimcn, for the euro of
i ChilbIans, is prepared FROM recipe of
the celebrated Sir Ashley Copper, aud is wa
rantrd to effect cure IN every ease wh~n
property applied Those who give II f"i, nal
will bo satisfied Of It's efficacy. Prepared aud
sold by Z. q. L. HAIARD,
Druggist and Apothrcary, No. 81 ,,,..,
.toer, Newport, X P'"- .2I2ccnr. per
bo!!'e' D,c. -, Is47--d&wif
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IULES HAUEI'S unrivaled Tea Berry
j and Rose Tooth Paste, Charcoal Paste
new article, OrriS Paste, Powder and Wash
with many other valuable preparations, io
preserving and beauillyne the teeth, Tor salt
At the lowest prices AT
ian 81 ID Is. II. TISDAIE'S-
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FARNswORrH a. SHAW,

FARNSWORTH IL SHAW,
IMPORTERS or
B20ADCt0THS, CASSIMeRES. VESTiNG AND
TAILORs TRIMMINGS.
DEALERS
American WooIens, Prints a. Domcstics.
EsRA F.RsswoRru,t Nos. 81, %, MiIk.,t..
GsoRdE A. SHAW, corner uI PcarisI., Boston
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! The Teas mentioned in the above catalogue
are put up in Quarter. Half and Pound Zach
ages, made perfectly air tight an Warranted to
be well worth the price marked on ne label II
they are nol found To be 50. thcv can be return
ed at any time aud the mou"y will be refunded
The Canton and Peckin Tea Company. al.
though not the exclusive venderS' orthe Justly
celebrated 'liowqua Mixture can still accom-.
modac their customers with II, At price and
auy other.
The citizens Of Newport and vicinity are
respectfully invited To call at the above store,
$50 Thames street, and test The qualities OF
these Teas, as the company are confident ancl
the purchasers makeone trial, that an extensive
cuStom'wll be secured
Dec. I'D ,..... '-r
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KE-AM SOAP

lust received "A supply OF this Gee brsled
d Soap. so highly esteemed for SHAY ltg, -
together with Ring ,Verbena Cream. nd Hn
extensive variety Of French aud English Fancy
Soaps for sale at low prices at
ian ol-d B. H. IT'S DALE'5.
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Co-partnership.
u;SSeX's

Nj ACiIiNE spread Strengthening Plaster,
WI For sale by Z. q. G. HAZARD.
Dec. l6 dSw
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Executors and Gwy. dian's Notice

Executors and Guy rdian's Notice
1NHE subscriber narscl ~ the solo Executor
i IN the last will md testament Of
Elizabeth Godfrey Dolbear,
late cl Newport, widow, deceased, aud also
'ppont.d IN by said will The guardian Of The
per:ons and estates OF AMOS EMERSON
DOLBEAR aud SAMUEL DOLBEAk,
minors uhdcr the sge OF 6inrtoen years shIlJrn
Of SAID deceased, whieh said " NJ has beeu dvly
proved, approved, ellowed apd csuscdto b. re
corded by the Couu Of Probate ol Newpor, aud
having given bond as ibo law direeis, ~ ~
cculor aud Guardian aiUresar', he requests sli
persons having cld,n,S against sad Ll'zAfeib
g. Dobeaf, or his said wards, 10 .shibu To
-ame to him wnhn sn months from thv osLs
hereof Ordered ihai the above b. pnkh shed
tor ia successive weeks
NsSpUl, Jan. o, lsiS. NN CT I'D.
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ASNIvERsARY OF THE HIsToRicAL SocIE-
TY.-The annual address TO the Rhode Island
Historical Society was delivered on Tuesday
evening in Rev. Mr.. Halls Church, in the
presence of large audience composed of mem
bers of the Assembly and citizens from all
parts of the State. The subject, as had already
been announced, was the character and public
services of the late Chief Justice Durlee.-
The orator referred to the circumstance of the
last anniversary, at which the Chief Justice
himself delivered AN address of the highest i'll
terest and importance, on the Rhode Island
idea of government. Having thus presented
his subject, he proceeded to consider the char
acter and public labors of Judge Durfec, as a
Judicial magistrate, as literary man and as a
philosophic thinker In discussing the latter
of these topics, Mr.. Hazard gave brief ac-
count of Panidea, the work in which the
Chief Justice has embodied his philosophical
opinions, and eloquently vindicated his spccu,
latlons from the objections which had been rails
ed against them This part of the discourse
showed full well the metaphysical acuteness o
the orator and his ability to comprehend and
explain some of the subtlest forms of human
thought. From many of his views on practi-
cal subjects connected with the institutions OF
the State, some persons would undoubtedly
dissent, but the discourse, as a whole, was well
received, and as an exposition of character of
the late Chief Justice, and especially of his
philosophc opinions, it reflected great credit
upon the orator, and will undoubtedly add to
his already high reputation as an acute and Wig
orous thinker and an earnest and eloquent wri-
ter.-Proridence Journal
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st. Valentines DaY .

A FINE sssorimehi 81 Valentines, Envr.
I "A lop.,, and Valentine Winters. jp-, rrteiv.
ed and for sals cheaper than ever ,RIDER'S,
in, % 81 Thames-st.
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TWIN z.
Assignees' Final Notice.

NyIIE creditors Of Swinburne and 'udSon
are requested to present their demands
@ the undersigned. within thirty days from the
Ia,c hereof; a. after that lime a final dividend
will be declared on said estate, aud all de
mands not presented previous 10 SAID daie'
will be precluded from dividend.
H.. Y. CRANSTON, a. SON"
A,signees for Swnbrrno d Hudson.
ian 20, 1913.
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Chemical Er:,sive Compound.

4 VALUABLE preparation for cleansing
n all kinds of Wooden, Cotton and Linen
goods Carpets ,&c.. occaSiOned by Grease, Tar
VarniSh, Paint or Oils, without possible injury
TO the finest goods.
Prepared and sold by c. G.. c. fIAZAR,
Dec 23--du Druggist, No 81 rhames.s,reel
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TOR THE TIE ETH.

/ NOR weak and nhsmed eyes, For sale al
Il Dec l6. (d&w) G. q &. HAZARDS
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"Lettaose who will replne at fate,
And drop their heads in sorrow;
] laugh when cares upon me wait
know they II leave Tomorrow Dow Jr.
I"IiAT is the uso Of being sad, and closing
w the window shutters Of the souls trns.
mcnt against the sunlight of JOY. Mur.
muIing never healed wound, nor eased
a pain but one % cents package Of
MRS JERvIS COLD CANDY, is n sure cure
for Colds, Coughs, Sore Throai., Group, In.
Guenza, Consumption, &G &c.
Sold at RIDERS, % Thames-st
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and Administra-
tors NOTICE.

and Adnsinistra-
tors Notice.
VNiIE Subscribers having been appointed b,
Il the lion. Court Of Probate of the town OF
MIddletown, Commissioners on the estate OF
Gideon SpragUc,
late of said MIddetown, deceased, represen {.
ed n.oIvent, do hereby give notice that siA
months from the date hereof ara u allowed to the
creditors az snd estate to bring ~ aud prove
their claims against the same, e,-tbat We will ~
any time during said term receive SAID clam,
nj our respective places of abode, that the 4tb
MONDAYS of March, May aud Jnly next follow
ing said date, at 2 O'Clock p. M, and the bous'
Of Samuel Gould, IN SAID middIstown are sp
pointed by Us, the time- sud places OF meeiisp
sald Creditors for examining their respective.
rlsims and acting on ths same ag;eeably to
law
AUGUSTUS PECkiIAM,
SAMUEL GOULD, Camm'rs
DANIEL &. DENiAM,
Jan. 18Th, ISIS.
Az persons indebted n said estate are hereby
requested 10 make Immediate payment to
MARY > SPRAGuL. idhiaistratru
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NsEND,ssAu,sApARILLa.
Roman Eye Esalsanl.

j fresh supply just received and Ior sa e 10y
Dee = &. G.. &. HATAkD.
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Magical Corn Salye.

"ARRANTED to cflec, a speedy cure il
w the directions are Slrict complied with
causing no pain whatever, neatly put up ln
boxes with directions. AT the low price of l2b
cents. Prepared and sold yC. G. {. Hazard
DruggiSr, No 81 Thames Steet
Dec. -.
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H Court If Magistrates Patrick Dugan was
tried before the Court of Magistrates on Tues
day, on complaint of III. Taggart, jalor, for
furnishing the prisoners in the Jail with inoX-
icating drinks. Found guilty, and sentenced
to pay - fine and costs of prosecution, and
stand committed until the fine and costs are
paid.
! A SLIP OF THE PEN.-The Washington
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger says
that in the official returns from the Treasury
Department, made up for the message and an
nual report, a mistake of seven millions of dol
lars was made, the receipts into the Treasury
being that much greater than it was reported.
ACCIDENT. A son of Mr.. Michael Peck
ham, about ten years of age, was considerably
burnt about his face and head on Saturday, by
the explosion of some powder with which he
was playing.
GFIn the Senate on Wednesday Mr.. Clay
ton said that he had found out the meaning of
these words now so frequently used; "In-
demnity for the past" means one hoT Of MGR
ico =; and Security for the future means the
other hay.
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TO all lovers Of Pure and Fra
grant
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-04-28

Our ADvERTIsERs-Wm j.. Williams, Of
Fayetteville, informs his friends that he has re-
eeived his spring goods, aud viii sell them at the
very " lOlcesf market prices His stock is said
to be large and well assorted.
T. r. Chandler & Co., Of Putney are giving
great bargains to customers in the way oil trade
so says their advertisement.
w. Gorbam & Co, Wilmington, are also now
opening their spring stock Of goods Look at
their advertisement, and see what bargains they
offer
Miller & Ward, Williams,illc, have recently
fitted up their store and filed it with large
and elegant stock of goods Give them trial.
p. +. Perry, Dover, has just returned from
Boston, with every kind of goods suitable for the
spring trade, which he offers remarkably cheap.
The Merchants of-Bratteboro have mostly
received their spring goods Their assortments
are large, desirable and cheap, and those who
come first will have the first choice. We can't
tell who will sell cheapest; but you may be sure
that those who tahe pains to invite your custom
by advertising with us, will cndeayor to please
= ~ IN quality Of goods and IN rricc.