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Richmond palladium., 1849-12-05

IL 10 . source Of unmnglrd pleasure, to be
sbled 10 state that the important subject Of fr-
male rdsC alton 10 rapidly gaining n strong hold
upon the feelings Of our people. There are al
ready many hOurshing female instit tutions in
State such ~ the Grecnca.tle Female Seminary,
umdeT the charge Of Mrs. Larabee and other
coMpIishcd assistants. numbering for the past
year one hundred and fifty students, Of which
number about ninety were in constant attend
The Bloomington Female Institution under
the suPerintemdemce Of Mrs. Mcpherson. assist
ed by competent aud accomplished young ladies,
which also presents u catalogue Of eighty
ninety in regular nttendance-'The Fort Wayne
Female College The CenireviIle Female Sem
inary-The 81. Mary's Seminary, indianapolis
and ST. Mary Of the WOODS, viso County. all
Of which sre in successful operation. besides the
Psiaceton and New Albany Female Scminares
with others that are in process Of organization.
The time will soon arrive when the fair taugh
tiers Of Indiana will be enabled to acquire with
." tne borders Of their own native State. an ed
ucatson which will place them in favorable com
psrssou with those Of the most highly favored
portions Of our country.
However gratifying it NAV be to witness the
Papid advancement Of . portion OF our pcpuIs.
uon ~ the higher branches Of the Arts aud SCI
ences--shers - yet another subject which, at
sssces our atte ntion by its greater importance
! allude TO The subject Of Free Common Schools
in which the masses Of the peop. are more i'm
msdistely and vitality interested: it is upon the IN
sAst eur country mainly relies for her perna-
neat psscs and prosperity and it is to their ad-
saeeSae NJ end Improvement in knowledge tha,
eo. legislative action should be mainly directed.
Ne sascrite axiom in our republican creed
."s, =" our en'zens are politically eqnai. To
es.o'e the e's'zens to enjoy the right. and privi
seges granted to him by our constitution. !, !, ne.
cessary that he should receive a, enst. gcor .c.
e"estasv English education. IL he has this. h.
70 capable Of undersia anding the tendency and
hearing Of all polite al questions which are h.,
forward for public discUssion--he is cap,hl. =,
sPPreciatirE hi. rights and rain,snur The M. h..
Richmond palladium., 1849-12-05

V1>HE MEDlCATED INDIA kUBBER PO-
ROUS PLASTER, is Of the best
strengthening piaste ersahat eau he used. and i.
good for pains. eor-u-ss in the back. breast, or
any other place. For sale wholesale retail.
at DIR. iIoweii's Drug Store
Sept. 26, lS49. 4O-tf
Richmond palladium., 1849-12-05
COD.I.lvER OH.

COD.LlvER OLA new article fer
~ Rheumatism. md all painful affectier,s -
The hl Of Goldfish Liver. begins TO be ehten-
sivlDy used hy Physicians, ana has been found
~ Pc a very successful remedy for Chrcnic,
rheumatic, and Gou,y affections. disc Of tho
Chest, Scro:"is, Rihkets. &c. A pure article
for sal. at DR.. i.cwe!i's Drag Store No. ~.
Main street
Richmond. Oct. 3. lS49. l0-tf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22
New York Of the Pacific,
Sept. 10.

Since | last wrote, we left San F,aLcis-
CO, and have come up the Bay as far as
the City of New York. The Company
dissolved, thinking it for their interest to do
90. We still keep the ship as Company,
making store house Of her, and place
to 60 to when needed. Our provisions are
ken, and dealt out to US; we have three
mon,fs 8 allowance on our departure for the
Mines the rest is holden to secure our
debts. and will be dealt out when We pay
note of $50, which we give on leaving for
the Mines if not paid in three months, the
d,.inauent will forfeit his interest in the
shin. All money in the Treasury, about
500 is to be divided on the 18th among
the Company. On the 10Th we had small
windlal Of $4,000 before breakfast, by
catching five men who attempted to muir
der one OF the officers on board of Gov
eminent ship. This will probably be sent
on TO pay our debts This you may ,hinl
a GOOD days work, but we do not, fo. n,
man at the Mines gets less than his ounce
while many get their pounds. We leave
for :ho Mines Sept Goth, proceeding VI
the San Joaquin river, as far as Stockton
which is go miles from here then we have
to travel from 30 to 30 miles to reach Tho
Mines. Al these Mines gold is found II
rccr qusn,liie. than on the Sacramento
We divide ourselves in small parties, frou
three to twelve. 60 with Uncle, in
party Of twelve. bu, when we arrive a, the
Mines, Eng., Charles CLARK and myself 90
10 COMPANY, rs We have tent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22
FLUIpEyrRACT OF vALERIAN.

This medicine is a SIMPLE Concentration OF
one OF the best Remedial Agents known Tor
Nervous Irritation, Sleeplessness, Headache
&c, as apsoved by the ablest d'spen'aior
OF the day The distinguished Surgeon and
Physician, Augustus X. Gardner, NJ. d., Of
New York thus writes -
Messrs T.. Br,nley Co.
Dear Sr:-Ths vial ot Valerian which YOU
so kindly forwarded me for trial, came very
opportunely, and ] administered it the next
day in a case of HyStcria, and afterwards IN
high Nervous Exaltaiion. In both cases II
had the excellent effect attributed to this
drug but which IN the usual torn II IL adj
min,stered is rarely seen uncombined with
nausea or some other unpleasant results
In the opinion expressed by Prof Phelps, OF
Dartmouth College, entirely concur and
trust you will ga ~ and generally Introduce
II into New York, THAI wo may have an OPP
porluniiy Of using in those eases where It
must be SO desirable.
Very truly, your oh, dent servant,
AUGUSTUS X. GARDNER, Nj u
gy EDWARD BRlNLEY Il co. Sol
! Agents.
RR HAZARD, Agent for Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22

sequence may be imagined the Doctor
was almost siifed, and afterwards proved
shy Of trusting himself in The Galley.
8. Abiding to the Tragedy on the
uilh Seas which rpearcd in the /" EN-
press" sometime ago.
o. Mr.. Wheaton one evening went for.
ward TO get something out Of ths Pantry,
and found The door Of the same locked up
for the night. The Steward no, producing
The key quick enough TO suit his impa-
'ience, he tore the lock of, and was ia ken
10 task about his proceedings by both great
and small. There are Two cots swinging
in the aherpart Of the ship, of which one is
Mr.. Whea,on's they monopolse a great
deal Of room, besides rendering it unsafe to
pass near hem in rough weather, for fear
of .hump On the head from them.
10. Mr.. Carpenter, acting as one Of the
crew, is Of very nervous temperament F;
the least noise sutlices TO disturb his slum-
bers, and in such noisy Company as ours,
he can sleep bu, little day-timts.
To be Continued.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22
MITr6rJ.

In this town, Wednesday evening, by the
Rev. Mr.. Thayer, John Spooner and Miss
Sarah Norman; daughter OF the late Ri ch
ard G.. Norman.
In this town On Thursday evening, by
the Rev. MI Otheman, Samuel Albro, Of
Mddle,own, and Miss Mary c. Moulon, Of
this town.
In this town, Sunday eveniCg by the Rev
Mr. Jackson, Il. w. Wood, OF Middle borough
Mass, and Eliza L, Thatcher, of The same
place.
In this town, Saturday afternoon, hy Rev.
Mr.. Otheman, Edward Geisser and Bridget
Brophy, both of this town.
In this town. on Monday evening, by the
Rev. DR.. Choulcs, w. A. Whaley and Abby
K. Hazard, only daughter of Sylvester *.
Hazard, Esq, all of this town.
In this town on Monday evening, by the
Rev. DR. Choules, Ira Stanley, OF Maltsawan
New York, and Ann Trundy, daughter oi
Mr. Matthew Trundy, of this town.
In this town, on Sunday evening, by the
Rev. Mr.. Brewer, John llczlehurst, AMI
Margaret Stodfard, all of this place.
At Honolulu, on the 9Th Of Aug, by the
Rev E. M. Clark Henry L. Sheldon, of this
town, and Hannah W. eldest daughter OF
J. G. Mum Of Honolulu.
In Portsmouth, NOV. otn, IVY the heV' MI
Paine, Mr.: William A. Gray, Of Somerset
Mass, to Miss Ruth Hannah, daughter OF Mr.
Richmond Carr, ofPortsmouth. X. ].
In Bristol Eth inst, Mrs. Susan Marsh
widow of Rev DR. WIN Rogers, pastor Of the
First Baptist Church, Philadelphia, in the
| S9th year of her age.
In Bristol, on Tuesday morning last. b,
the Rev. Mr.. Shepard, Mr.. Robert p. Sim
mons, to Miss Patience H., daughter Of Mr
John WILCOX, all ofihat town.
In Warren, on the 18th inst Mr.. James
Hazard, Of Providence, 10 Miss Mary Jane
Watson, Of tkat place.
In Providence. on Sunday evening, X
lnman of lhnt place, and Elzabe h Fur
ronghs, daughter Of MIR. Samuel Burroughs
In Framingham, Mass, Nov. 9TH, Mr.. Cy
rus Bean, Of this town, to Miss Martha $
Fiskc, of the former place.
At Dartmouth, Mr.. Benjamin X. Almy, o
Providence, to Mrs Emily NJ, daughter o
Benjamin Cummings, Esq, of West Dart
mouth.
AT Grove Cottage, Sangamon county, II
lnois, on the 9Th inst, Mr.. Alexander V. G
d Wolf, of Chicago, Illinois, (formerly o
Bristol to Miss Mary Childs, fifth daughte
of the late Henry G. Bowers, Esq
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22

Vcrd Island, Oct 9Th. % ds from Newport,
ali well touched lor water Nc
Arr a, Charlie ton l0lh, s,hr Wardopas.
so. Eddy, I'm Georgetown.
era fn boston 10th, bark Charles Dew
ems, Bailey, New Orleans
: ,icd, from IIAvaLa, Oh, big Random,
Burdick. Mob lr
Arr at Savannah llih, .loop liberty, Smith,
from Newport.
Arr at Charleston, .l3'h, rchr Fountain,
f Ily. Nr..p"it
spoken ,Ir, ld'h, of Cape Hsttcra., a
sci nonrr from N'wport fr Havana.
Arr at Noriolk 10Th. schI Metamora,
King, from tins pou.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22

AWFUL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION. A Hum
pRsp LIVES LosT.-The New York Sun
publishes a telegraphic despatch from New
Orleans stating, that on the evening OF the
18th, the steamer Louisiana, having large
cargo and many passengers, while about
starting to 60 up the river, burst her boil
ers. The Storm, which had come down
with many passengers, was alongside, and
endeavoring TO reach the Levee when the
explosion took place, and many Of the pas
sengers on both boats were hurried into
eternity II was impossible to tell how
many, su, it was supposed, that they num-
ber at least hundred. Many bodies have
been recovered some dead, somo living,
and some so much mangled that it was
impossible to tell which Sex they belong to.
| The scene al the Leyee is said to have
been awful. The Storm had her pipes
blown away and cabins and decks damaged.
The Bostona was also injured. The Louis
lana sunk in about fifteen minutes after the
explosion.
A later account states that 100 lives
were lost, besides many wounded. Al
ready so dead bodies have been recovered.
The levee is s,rewn with the dead and
the dying, and thousands are around the
melancholy scene rendering all the assis'
,ance in their power to those in whom a
spark Of life remains Dead bodies, legs,
rms, and heads are scattered 10 every dl-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22

TINS extraordinary medicine IL rapidly
taking the place of SARs,rAhrLLA. For
many years SdrSdpdrtia has been deemed
the most certain agent for the purfcaii"n
"f the blood hut ii is now well understood
that the CANCuALAGUA OF CAIN oRslA ~
infinitely it's superior.
The manuf f,cturer of T0mns:nd's Sur
sapariia' has publicly admitted that II is
PAN BETTER THAN $ ARsAP PA Al A,
and the originator of the 4" GRAEf fEsBERG
CoMPANy" has pronounced it "rAR vERr
FAR SUPERIOR TO ANY AND ALL THE SAR-
sAPARILLAs OF THE DAY" II has also re-
ceived the saneIion Of the FRENCH
ACADEMY OF MEDICINE, thus dislln-
gushing it from .NOStrnm or Secret Prep
ar0tion. On this account it Is especially
recommended to the notice Of the MEDl
CAL FACULTY. 1t is of great impoI-
iance that the CAScHAtAGuA should be
used IN the form Of a ruRE EXTRACT. The
gcnuln: article IS prepared by MR. GAY
ONLY.
The Subscriber aware Of the intrinsic
merits of The CdnchdIdgua has been led TO
Introduce it extensively from California.
II has met with UNPRECEDENTED POPULAR
IrY having commended itself to public at
tention f. om it's most remarkable efficacy in
the pREvENTlpS 81 CURE OF Feulr and Agus,
Consumption. Coughs, Colds, Infunza;--
asthma, Bronchitis, SerofuId, Gout, Rhsum-
atiSm, .Neuraigia, Erysipe'as, Lambogo
PieuriSy, Ja"rdiee, Dyspepsia, CostisenesS,
Pdes, Dysentcry Drqpsy, Litey Diseases,
Bilious CompldntS, NerriouS affections,
CautancouS Disorders, and in all distempers
peouIair 10 FEMALgs or ,ehieh originate IN
IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD OR cossTIPArIos OF
THE BOWELS.
DEPors.
! New YORK Gothic Hall. BIG Broadway.
/ BosroS No { State Street
PnlLADELPnrA-N l52 South Fourth St.
FREDERIcE A GAY, Proprietor,
! 3l6 Broadway New York.
Sold by r. J. TAYLOR, agent, Newport.
4 Nov. !.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22
I'D fllarinc Intelligence. Mi
PORT OF NEWPORT
ARRIVED
WEDNESDAY Nov T.

WEDNESDAY Nov II
Schrs Superior, Conoly, Block Island, Now
York; Ann El liza, Jones, Prov, Virgins
Challenge. Cozcns, Prov Philai Tiger, Perry
Newburyport, Albany; Rose in Bloom,
Gould, FAN River, New York.
THURspBY, Nov. Is.
Schrs Einnet, Nickerson, I'm Providence
Flying Arrow. Coli mcr, FIN Bangor.
Sloops VIM Penn, Winslo~, New Bed
ford: Rienzi, Durfes, Prov for York.
FRIDAY Nov l6
Schrs Barton, Munroe, Somerset, New
York Fortols, Ludwick, Bangor, Dighton'
Sloo ps Grecian Barlow Wnsham, Hol'
0" ~ SATURDAY II
pric Nathan Hale, Crowell, Prov New
York A Field, Maddocks, Bangor.
Sch "a Ella, Burgess, Prov, Dennis; Poto.
mac Thomas, franklin, Fall River
Sloops Coaucttc. Southwick. Grottos Hell
len, P,tman, Bristol Rocky Brook, Wiley,
CLEARED
John Balch, Melville, Bristol. r. |.
SUNDAY Nov ls
Brig Mary Stanton, Rider, Baltimore, Dos
ton. , .
Schrs Gulnier,--Lucass, Harding, Har-
wich, Prov Oxford, Rowland, New Bedford
Prov Bahama, Hall, Callias for do Foun'
t,in,--Thomastown Market Orlana,
Nickerson, Passport, New York Marshal
Dutch, Mc'Glnier, Bangor. Prov Beony
| Nickerson, Augusta, Dighton; Ophir, Boyn
ton, Gardner, Fall River; Allston, Pearce
Bangor Warwick.
SloopS Marketmnn, Oliver, Bristol Var
| mouth Geo Fox, Smth, Iinwioh, Prov
| Ann N Isabella. Chase, Bristol, iormoulh
II CLEARED
i Brig Confidence, Babeock, Havnna.
II TUESDAY Nov 20
Sloops Navigator, Chacc, iiar~ich, Mar
II kct Anon, Hudson, Prov, New York IN
cell, Bennett. r River, ". York IlofatI
\ Ames, Iull er, somerset, n. York Henry
II Gibbs Prov, Hartford Vermont. Col'
II Warren. New York.
II MEMORANDA.
II Arrived at Charleston 9Th Schr l. i. Gel
ms, Milard, from this port.
Tho Margaret, of ofNcwpou, took whale
in the Japsn Sea; and lch IN May for y
brings Straits
II ship South America, Sovlc, from Prov
Ter san Francisco, arr at a. Jego, 'ar,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22

N-We are indebted to Captain Gilbert
Woolsey, of the Steamer Perry, for the
Providence Transcript Of last evening, con-
tanning an account of The following appa'-
ling calamity -
We have this day to record one of the
most distressing hres, as to its consequent
ces. that has ever taken place in this city.
The alarm Of FIRE was given about three o.
clock this morning, and i,s cause was soon
spread far and wide by the flames ascend
ing from the spacious mansion Of Mrs. An
ma Jenkins, on Benefit street, which, inE
short time was heap Of smoking ruins,
with all its valuable contents, including hu-
man lives. The origin Of the fire is traced
to a furnace in the cellar for waIming the
building, and the aanes were first seen
breaking out at the southwest corner. ] he
greatest efforts were made to arrest the
destroying elemen ut in ito course, but SUI
fciency of water was not at hand, and
there was much delay in procuring 1t lfrom
a distance and even had there been full
gu pply ef water, yet the building was of
wood, and highly combustible, and it is not
probable that the house or much of It's fur
niture could have been saved. The mat
ron and her family, unconscious of danger,
awoke from their repose TO scene OF dis
may, some of them to escape through the
widest perils, and others to meet death
in its most appalling shape, We have
seen the ashes Of this once elegant man.
sion one chimney remains standing, and
/ the walls Of the house, with the exception
ola portion OF one corner, are levelled and
destroyed. In the height Of the fire three
servants were seen descending by light
ming rod, and three more inmates saved
themselves by means Of ladder. The
youngest Miss Jenkins went out on the roo
of the one story wing of the house, holding
her mothers hand, and stepped on to the
ladder which had been placed there, ant
descended and was saved, Sho paiieC
hands with her mother at the top of th'
| ladder, but tho latter did not follow, and i
is supposed that she fell back, suiioca,e'
by the smoke, and there expired. Her 9th
or daughter was not seen, and she wa
probably suflocated by the smoke in he
room, as persons who were in the hons
early and before the flames had got muc
vent. said it was impossible to breathe lon
in such dense smoke. As far as W
have ascertained, the scathej remains
Two human beings have been found among
the smoudering embcrs and those must :
what were so late Mts. Anna Jenkins al
her eldest daughter.
This is indeed melancholy casual'i
which has thus hurried to the grave a W
man most deservsdly respected and believe
who devoted much Of her time aud no !
considerable portion Of her large income
dcess Of charity, and was cmpha,icalIy =
minis,ering angel to tL,sc who were
poverty, distress, or affection, snd ma
their condition known TO her. The daug
ter also was accomplished, benevolent al
beloved but they have gone forever iro
weeping relatives and friends, and tn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22
FOR SALE.

That well known and exceedingly yal-
uaple Farm, call ID the Dyer Farm, situated
North of lhe Blue Rocks. and cont .uous Ia
the compact part Of the twn OF Newport
Ihs situation, soil and aspect render tia very
desirable spot for sumner residences. For
terms, Apply to
ELIZABETH RODNAN,
New Bedford, Mass.
II mo l3. tie mo. 10. 4.w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22

New ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE explosion
on board steamer Louisiana is attributed to
carelessness, and the Captain has bcon held
to bail in $4,000. Many more bodies have
been found. l, is supposed that the mum
Der of killed is 200, besides many are dread
fully wounded. The flags OF the shipping
in por, are hung at half mast. A searching
investigation will shortly take place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22

Sept. 10Th, We have buried one Of our
Company. Mr.. Welch, who has been sick
ever sirce the third week out. shall
write again as soon as ge, to the Mines,
and find out wha, ,hcr, is there, and what
luck have.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22

MoRE OF KIDD's MosEY The Augusta.
Me-, Banner says. f'rmer ploughiug in
his field struck leaden box or chest which
contained SOC 900 in dubloons. The Kidd
Salvage Company should put in its claims.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22

New ORLEANS, Wednesday Nov. H-p m
We have advices from the city of MeN
CO to Oct. 90, which stated that Volcdra
had raised the standard of revol, in favor of
Santa Anna in Concula. The insnrrection,
however, his been suppressed and the
leaders executed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22

TREATY Win HospvRAs.-Mr. Squier
our Charge to Central America, has nego-
'iated with Honduras, a treaty similar TO
that negotiation with Nicaralua. Mr..
Livingston, our Consul at Nicaragua, was
the baarer Of dispatches who brought it
hcme. lie arrived on Sunday, in the Em-
pire City, and left on Monday for Washing
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22

MR. AND MRs. JuDsoN.-Laie letters
from these devoted Baptist Missionaries say
,ha. both are in eycelen, spirits and in
good health. Mrs. ]. has entirely recovered
and now has the prospect of useful life to
come, amid scenes of labor and great inter
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22

'ood dc d. ri up as a memorial of de
palled exec lencc, aud furm an enduring
monument of their worth.
We learn Il at a Seamstress. and another
lady, house-k eper, we're also burnt mp.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22

Mrs. Partington wants 10 know who this
Zero is who is constantly fooling about the
thermometer, getting above anc below i, ,,and
causing so many sudden changes in tho at
musfear.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22

The nov school law has been carried in
the recent election in New York State, up-
der which free public schools will be estab-
lished.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22

% Mr.. Clay arrived in New York Mon
day morning, and i: the guest of Alderman
Benson.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22

rcciion, and the sight presented is mos; aw-
ful. /, is impossible, at present. to tell the
exact number of The lost.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22

~ Ii is said tina, the flmous DR.. Cool
idge, who murdered Mathews, in Maine,
has been seen in California.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22

blythe Court Of Common Pleas for
Newport County, commences It's Novem-
Der Term in this town on Tuesday morning
next, at 10 o'clock
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22

N,RM FOG SALE. The subscriber ollcr
Il for sale h,s delightful farm, located partly
in Portsmouth and partly in Aliddlciuwn,
containing about 20 acres of excellent Land
undcra high state Of cultivation. well wal ed
furnished with new buildings, and supplied
with good water. II also has Two orchards Of
fine Fruit IRE $. II Is known as the place
from which the British Gen. Prescott was
taken by the intrepid American Barton, dur
Ing the Revolutionary War, and made prs.
oner Of. II not disposed Of ly the 10th OF
March it will then bc sold at PUBLIC AUG
TION. For terms &c, appy to the sub
scriber. JOHN +. TlLLEY.
Nov 30 II
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22

pHenry Bull, Esq, Of this town, is .
passenger on board the brig Confidence,
frcm thi. port, for Havana.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22

The Capital of Cali 'orna has becn fixed
at the Pueblo Of San Jose, by Iho CcnsIIlu.
tional Convention.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22
Dtc0.

In this town, Tuesday morning, Ell1 abelh
Congdon youngest child Of Capt William u
Chase, Of Nantucket. aged II months.
In this town, on the 10th inst, Mrs. Sarah
Sanford widow Of the late Pclcg Sanford Of
Mildlctown, aged 76 years
The many virtues that adorned the charnc-
ter cf the deceased, were Of a mild, bcnignant
nature, and shed their brightest lustre over
the IA nily circle. As wife and mother, and
throughout all the different relations OF life,
she maintained her position with becoming
dignity, and her memory will long be cherish
cd She was u member OF the First Baptist
Church in this town, and was esteemed ioi
her christian picty. Her last illness she bore
with fortituJc and placid resignation to His
Divine will We mourn not as these withou,
hope, for she sleeps in Jesus that
"Blrssed sleep,
From which none ever wake to weep.
In Providence, on the 18Th, Henry p.
franklin, Esq, tg'd ~ yepS.
In San Francisco, Sept TJohn ;. Rich
ardson, Of New Bedford, sonSofthe late jacob
Richardson, Jr., of this town.
In Brooklyn, N. Y, on the 9th inst, Ann
T. Chills, wife of William Childs, and daugh-
ter of Stephen Thomas, Esq Of Portsmouth
aged 32 years and Q months.
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C. The Washington Republic state,
hat Il. Butler King vii not be at home in
season 10 be at Washington at the opening
Of the session.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22

Any quantity of counterfeit and altered
bills of The Eagle Bank, Dtsiol, X. /. are
in circulation.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-22

Bishop Chase Of Nav Hampshire 10 in
Now York performing Episcopal duties.