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SPLENDID SCHEMES
OF THE
VIRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERIES,
For July, 1851.
j. w. EIAURY & CO., MANAGERS.
Class No. IA, to be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on
Saturday, July S, 1851.
rs Number Lottery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
PRIZES: $4,000. $4,000, $4,000,
$4,000, $2,7l5,
2of $4,000, Of s 800. of 81 200,
so of s 900, &c.
Tickets $40; Halves $5; Quarters So 50
Class No. n, to be drawn in Alexandria, Va, on
Saturday, July IL, 1851.
7S Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
PRIZES: $Ss,s2s, $2s.S2s. $ll;aS4,
2 of $4,000, 2 of $2,6l2,
ioo Of as si'O0o' Sc. 40 Sc. z, s'o0'
Tickets $l5; Halves 81 so; Quarters SO rs /;
Eighths 81 s7s
Glass No. so, to be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on
Saturday, July 10, 1851.
IS Number Lottery-l5 Drawn Ballots.
PRIZES: $35.oOO, $20.2l4,
Of ss,s"' &c. 10 q ao $1,000
Whole Tickets SlO-Halves $5-Quarters So So
Class G, to be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on
Saturday, July 26, 1851.
rs Number Lottcry-l2 Drawn Ballots.
PRIZES: S65,0O6, &33,6Q7, $2i,OOO
$4,000, $1,000, $4,000 $2,835,
100 Of 81 500, lis Of 81 600,
sc. &c &c.
Whole Tickets only $20--Halvcs $40 Quarters
$6-Eighths 80 so.
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates OF
packages in the above splendid lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention, and official account
of each drawing will be sent Immediately after il
is over to all who order from
Address J. & c. MAURY, Agents,
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-06-30

ENIRST THINGS. by Spring, series Of Lectures
IL on the Great Facts and Moral Lessons First
Revealed to Mankind, by the Rev. Gardiner Spring,
D. D.; Q vols. 6vo.
Journalnn Letters OF the Rev. Henry Martyn,
B. D.; edited by Rev. s. Wilbcrforce.
Just published and this day received for sale BY
TAYLOR & MAURY.
May l. Booksellers, near 9th ct
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-06-30

EVRENCH BOOKS, new and old; large cas-
l. this day opened, direct from Paris.
May 20 TRANCK TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09

1, thi, towi o, Wednesday evening, by Rev.
Dc. Ch ,ks, Mr Snrh-n fiapineit and Miss
Abby M.s.,, daughter of the late Nj. JOSEF b
IArsh, AL 81 this town.
! this town, wedn ,sday evening, 10y the Rev.
VI .Jic>soi, H.. Gle Sprsgue An Mrs Mary
> -rragw, Ddn al this L. WI.
In thi t,wn, onF ida, la-t, by R.v Nr. S~i".
r.oi. VI ,ath IN Weaver aud Mss Lucy'B. Al
l,a, both { ihls town.
l. tnls tJ~n, on Chl i,tmas evening, ", III,
Rv. VI J,ckson. NJ. T. ward c. Smith and
Miss May J. Davis, all of this AVN.
! Providence, on the 3lsi ut., by the Re-, pr.
Crockr Charles ~. We'lmg, oi fhihd-li hia.
AL Catl'ariha, daughter Of Nm. T.. tieene, oi
tn It city.
In Pmt.rnouth, N. H. 2a,hut., Liut. w. WIZ
Il. U. :. Army, and Miss Abby Kice. .ld, {
'usnter of Hon. lchabod Good~in.
IL Provi en,e, evening of the lst inst, by Rev.
+. u. Hodgc, francis T.. Iii NJ. ID. OF Bidd, =
lor Me-, and Miss Nancy I. Lit leheld, 81 s.c' ,
NJ.
|, Keene,N H., 25h nj :, Thomas Hale Viii
=, ns, Of Providence, aud Miss Maltha W.
w ,erer oi the former lace.
I, this town, on the 2i. bv the Rev. s. Adam.
William =. BiarnLn and Miss Sarah NJ. Pea
DO y, both Of Newport.
T. five, ton, 2I.t nit, Mr.. William T. Sim.
.n"s and Miss sarah " Dyer, Of Lite Comp
to-
10 .'wn, 9th - by Rev NJ Jackson,
". "ssrh .'iIggs --q., "i New Ymk. AID
Ms. Mar, Rose f Ne~puli, daughter of Iap,.
Nathaniel Li,tirfehl oi tins Ia, n.
II WOoosocket, It inst. Nj. Samuel Ea.trr.
Of Smilhfrld, and Miss Fransicana A. .illson, Il
ihr fimrrpa-.
In Providence, 29th ult. Mr.. Edwin J Pierce
aud Miss Nancy 4. Wheeler, bath oi that city.
Il Bristol, lst ii,t Mr.. Henry Cog geshall and
Mss Isabel, daughter OF cap Ann Munro, all
Oi that twn.
It. BisloI, isi in T., Mr. benjamin NJ. Greene
aud Mics Mar, A. Nhtr, Of that town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09
TieD,

Ia Providence, on the 3lst, Mrs. Ann Spoo
ner, daughter oi the hate Capt. john LawtUn, VI
thls to@n, IN the 65lh year OF her age.
She was devoted mother, aud a consistent
CHI istian; and ". feel assured, that her freed spa.
TT Is .nlnglIIg with the blcsl inhabitants oi heav-
en-,
=" The storm that sweeps the wnty shy
No more distuibs her deep epos'
Than sunmr evenings latest sigh,
That shuts the rose.
Her son, renewed 10y grace dvine,
In Gods own image, eed from clay,
In heavens eternal -rherc sh II shine,
star Of day.
IT, r. VT ckct, 81 1 ult., Miss S,linia Scott, in
the 10th year II he, age.
In Portsmouth, on the OH, William Hcmy.
son of Fran Vars, aged - montl . and l. da, 8.
In WirkluId, 3 nh ul,., "rs. Ann e., wife II
nr William A. shaw III III 33d year her e.
Ia PruvNencc, 2i mt, hai's LrIt, s'n a.
Chr'es w. dnd Caroline N. Pidge, aged l 1
Il, ,nIhs aud ~ day.,
In this town, IN Saturday last. jams TAYLOR,
son of William Taylor in the l9,h year Of hi.
age.
u SavanTah, Georgia, On the lst inst, Rev.
Edw1ri Neufvllle, ID d., long the faithful and
b,L.,eA Rotor Of Chl-t Church, in ,ha, city
d.. N-uyr was native uf this town bm reno
We / IN earl, lie to the South, wh-,e he has eveI
-i 'c- resi'l"d. Fer many wears, however, h" rT'
b rn ia the h hit oi spending a summer occasion
a ly here. where h. h,s a large cice Of fiend.
a,l a"qr,int mes, VII, will deeply lament h's
death lie w,s an able and popular preacher
Al .n rmine tIy pi '1,n; in Ill the soc al re-
Ltiors al lie. he was universally beloved for the
ex".rnc es his character. IL his death, the
-. nal h,. ln.f vain Ip tlt,.t
ard the community whe,e he resided has been d, :
uri,cd ui "A useful man.
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HALIFAX T.LEoaAPH OrF,cr

Friday. Jan. 81 II o'clork p. NJ.
The stennshi Niaaara Gait L.i'ch
arrived here at IL O'clock to-day, com
pleirly enrased in ice, in some p,r,s
nearly a foot thick through. She
brought thirty three passengers, eigh
for Halifax.
The steamship Niagara arrived at
Liverpool shortly before 10 o'clork
Tuesday l7Ih. AT about II o'cl"rk A
NJ, Wednesday the steamship Frank
lin arrived of Cowes. and on Thursday
/ afternoon, exact time not stated. tie
steamship Atlantic, all from New Yrrk.
arrived at the bar of Liverpool. Her
letters reached the city al SIX o'clock.
Cotton has advanced from .ne.eghth
t, one.iourth Of II penny. Safes of this
week sixty cv. tlousani six hundred
I'D sixty bales. Of which apeculators
have taken about fourteen ihousan' {,
and exporters twe,ve hundred bales.
he -four market is dull at prrvi,is
rates. Corn has recrded sixI ence. bu'
holders generally decline 10 sell il NJ the
reduction. Wheat is one or two renee
cheaper. American provision are scarce
and prices consequently remain firm
Lard hae slightly advanced. and prices
are quote. one shilling hiyh'r.
The state of trade at Manchrster
and other m,nuiac 'uring districts. is ex-
ceedingly good the late news from IN
dia a1d ihr Coitinent n ing given II
decided impetus to trade in woolleb a NJ
cotton fabrics.
Money CONTINUES abundant.
Freights, dc d weight sli chilly e r
to Northern ports. Measurement o L. .
are lower.
The general and political news pos
sesses no feature Of special impo' tance.
The German question begins TO assume
new aspect, inasmuch as il is now
suspected that the conference to be held
! AT Dresden n the twenty third oi this
| month, between Austria and Prussia
BODIES no good to the smaller German
States, which il is said are row using ell
erge,ic measures 10 form league Of
| their own. II is stated confidently at
H Paris that General La Hitte and Lord
Pamerston have agreed ,ha, If the ap.
| preaching conferences at D,esden at
tempt 10 make any territorial changes
affecting the arrangements made by the
treaty of Vienna. the French and Eng
| lish governments will interfere.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09
:, ttlorlns Intelligence. Eay
PORT OF PORT.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY, January !.
Bnk Tr-m mt, Sears, fhil, B,st.
Schr Cor'l HArsou, Wair, Bost, y y; Presi.
dent, Pa llelord. Fall River. Norfolk.
r TUESDAY, lanuuv2
BisJ,h, Bh'h, VI lv,llc, Have B,,t n.
S.h J .hrG White. q rcn. Bai'; Ie .na,
S'erln, \ 3e l'ord, " Ynk; Franci, Habit.
W.die,, r,uv, d..
>Lu, Rirnn, Duf e, y Y. Prov; y. witch,
W Ills, H., lo; G'og Washington. Saith. New
lie Emd, Norwich Rh, de l.ldri, iiu', irv, n
Ynk.
SU DAY. January ;.
: hr Abcona, Doane, ""..., ,.,, +.
MONDAY, inmuy 6.
Bg En.lirr, lccch, H',-t"l, t,nlas.
Shop Excel, Brnnci, Y, P,ovirncc.
TUESDAY,, J nnary
Schr Eliza leL,n Coomls. u. 'dgeJot,
L an fort
>l,op Jos Griggs, Gavi'r, Taunton, Wa -
hal a; Resolution. bakcr, No,ih krgstor; " H.
ard. Bra,tm. Prov, \ Y; blackstone. A. le' v
d.. d.: Harvest, French, do, do Pilot sch;
VIM " Johnst,n, King, cruise.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09
kIFl"r "rID\.

WILL he ~ I'd At Public Auction, on the rr"m-
w is.s nn Monday. the 18Th of JauuuN, ls5l f,
at II ocl ck, \. VI, II tur Il not the neNt i'i'
,lay, ii Mt p,rvlou-, dsp scd 81, ID" ~cl-hnown
G,tm ~ Pu,t.mniIth b,urging &" th" hrrs 81 the
late HENRY la,wton. Esq., Il. ceased, containing
about thnn .cIght atus, with dwelling house,
h,rn and e. ~ thereon stH"ding. Sand him ~ SIT
u,tcd h. tween \ and mi,es hom Ncwro't, ~
IN main road leading m Bristol Ferry and III
II nc Bridge, and j. bounded on the West u. sad
road, aud an the Fest by the sait "a,c' here iS
a ncv,r.f,iling S,ni ing ni w.t"r on said Pam, and
An axe, ,llcu Olch rdcomp-se oi several Kinds m
ft,ii trees uf good quality, not smpassed 10y ANY
ON this island the sill ~ "f good quality, and
HI f,rn h,, bsrn " ,ul waited. Also, an"'her
tract uf land stnt Il ab, 3 I ola mile f"m ,hr
f,i.n . Mrrting il"u-". the Middh' road, 20
CA lel, containing ah u 2S act,,.
Conditions ~ the tiuc an l,c- &c sale. 20,
6n the tr,riirrlus arrN :. Jon ". LAW TON,
on the premises, OF ell Z y LAWTON, Nts.
80 I. d'N
Fail River Monitor llra.e crry. AMI seud bin
90 this oaice.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09

appointment in Hdrrdrd College
We learn that Mr.. Josiah i. Cook has
been appointed TO the ProlrssorshIp for
merry held by Dr Webster in the Me
dical School. MIR. Cook already holds
the office Of Instructor in MineraIogy
and Chemistry in The University, SO iha,
he now holds all the Offices which wer,
filed by DR.. Webster. He is moreover
tutor in Mathematics, but this office he
will probably resign. He does not en-.
ter upon the duties ofthis new nost I'LL
next winter. ms lie Leaves eoon for En-.
rope 10 qualify himself for he drtlcs.
Mr.. Cook graduated in the class ol
ls1e Traveller.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09
PHLADELrHIA Jan. g. 1851.

Masonic HALL, THIS EVENING
Our favorite, Sgnor Francisco, or as
he is better known, the Fakir of Ava,
is to be here this evening and to-mor-
row, "Wednesday and Thursday, Jan.
9Th and 9th, l>5l on which occasion
he will present cur citizens with va
ricty of new feats of necromancy, pro
cured by him when in Europe and
since his last appearance here. He
has also an centre new Exhibition,
styled Punch, or Life in London, as it
appears by Gas Light this is one of
the most comic and laughable extrav-
aganzas ever seen here. THIS is the
only troup of liie-like figures of this
kind in the country, aud our readers
may feel assured that in such aple
hands as these of the Fakir's. some
sport may be expected. q" e1r.
ly and get good seat at Masonic
Hall. this evening.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09
ALBANY. n. Y. Jan. 2. 1851.

The oath o! office WIS admi 10 cred.
to Governor Hunt yesterday. nt the cap
itol in presence of all The state officers
aud large number of citizens.
During The morning he was visited
by the "Burgesse Crops the "Emmet
Guards" and by many persons from
all sections Of the state, who also paid
respects to the officers Of the state, 10
Mayor Townsend ard others. In the
afternoon The Burgess Crols ned with
the Mayor. The weather was delight
iui. and no accident occurred to mar the
festivities oi the day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09
IrThe Government has determine

U-The Government has determine,
send the frigate ST. Lawrance IL
London, az we stated on Saturday, anc
orders were issued.on the 3lst ult. T.
have her gun-deck guns taken out, heI
gun-deck ports well planked and caulk.
ed in and the ship prepared without dc.
lay. She will not go as a man-of: war
but retain part, if not ALL the spar-deck
guns. This frigate was built at Ports
mouth (va.) Navy yard, and launched
on the 24ih Of March, lS47.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09
FALL Rive JAN. :

The Crescent Ci y arrived in New
York thls morning will, one and half
millions Gold dust on freight; aud four
hundred passengers.
TIE specie train for the Crescent City
VAS attacked by ararfy ui l6 men; five
nu!, { W re led iuio the woods an,i-
5 200 900 taken from them, bur it was
finally all recovered, except s6u00.-
Two Of The robbers were taken one
badly wounded. They were not Amer
irans.
The Cherokee, Jan. 9th lat 35. Ion
7, saw vessel burnt to the waters edge.
She was about 230 tons an Amcrlcan,
and eastern built.
PmLADELrHn Jan. g. 1851.
Mr.. Erisb"n Democrat has been G.
lrcled to Congress In the lllll District,
Pa. IN the place of Hon. Chester But
Ter, d, ceased, BY about 300 III, jo,ity.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09
ME NOR A\DA.

CID at Wilmington, NC, Deer 26Ih. brig
Ellen HAYDEN, Smith, Havana; do AZ sayan an,
Deer 26,h, Schr Faksr. Gardner, do.
Ship Lr'lus, Townsend, .ail d from san Fran
ci.r" ct Valparaiso, Nov'r 18th. X. l.. Ogden
VISA pasScngri.
Alv OF VI ,Iil'. 2ui ult., .chr Mary Eddy, f,r
L. 4 az c."'5n..
~ Emily B ui.,, ( f Y wport, r. IL
W. .sh .r - Ihirro' sgw, PIN ut, and was
20 nH 20 % VI. sr.nr d,y NJ day she was
~, ashore in Watch RIG I,l,t, To- !t.,rm her
~ ~, being u-,u, half nll d ~, and had
IS dh a who,s. lh- c,I tain and one man
uc,. Irlt nu Chln"o,ca Island " was their
~ nj N To- stop the leah, aud wait foi f"thcr or.
Il -.
:. .c for Brlfst. 21th ult hr Major Ring
eoil, pinkham, Tor this por:.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09

Horace Greedy is soliciting money TO
legally defend the fugitive slave Long.
Would il not be better TO defend" the
poor fellow by taking a portion of the
money which would otherwise be expen-
ded in litigation, and buy his ffedom1
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09

UPIn Portsmouth, the Wings paid for
2s names on the Registry List the Lo-
cos did not pay for any.
In Middletown, both parties paid for
nearly all on the List Of course, the
number is not large. There are not
more than n dozen Locos in the town.
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NOTICE

The -'ub.crihe- h"rb, siycs rulhr Notice Vi '
hr hvl- avi,i I'd rSccm o. The hast VIII
40 testa,nrui - 'LlZ,BElh C' ON, bite oI
Ttvei,nn, der has accrl It'd II said nu't,
a,Iu,,liie ~. accordirg Ia h~, he, ihet"
tore, rqts's u th lel snd 'dtms ,sh
estate 1, n,k, scule non With hin, wIth.ut delay
NATHAN n. EAkLL. Executor.
Ti..iton, Dec. "
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09
One O'Clock p. NJ.

The steamship City of Glasgow ar
rived al her wharf foot OF Pine street.
amid the boom ng Of cannon and other
demonstrations at IL o'riock. escorted
b. p steamer Trenton which, with tie
receI lion committee, met her at Che ster.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09

GTGov. Anthony has issued his
Proclamation, offering Reward of
Five hundred dollars for the detection
the murderer Of Mr.. Parker, whose body
was found in the water, few days IA
60
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09
lbss, OUSE EDtS SALE.
Millinery Establishment.

II, a. i.as VI N,~ Urt 90 vicinity "r zee.
i ,.ct.ull, lnio md l. at ", have nov 0ls"'u
900, ,,r and (. ..hioMLl. ~ illiur GOUd'. And
aver, ,to,t u III h, made 10 pl'ss, tb IN IN sylr,
a a /, and p,, ,cr. Web the !. geo, and ice,
a ,.,r, neni { II buns o. -s ever "ie'so' ,nd
,m,e.t.rl, nevspl,. Much .,''' TO" "ines
= x.o IN al,sr,ne sno CO 80 q old Boois.:
wv " IRA "a ~ VI.
NJ Tksu sss,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09

PThr Thihodaux (La) Minerva
prov osrr the following Prtsldrn i Tick
ct rr 1872
Fr Pre- idrnt-Mi lard illhore, OF
Ne Ypk.
For Vlce.Pr,i en' NillIeP. Nan
Qum OF North Carolina
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NEw YoRk. Jan. 5th

New YoRk. Jan 5th.
Six Liverpool pack ts arrived today,
bringing ab'ut 1000 passengers.
An arrival from Sisal brings no news
oi inter, st only confirming the previous
count OF yellow fever al lay enne.
The steamship Ohio has arrived from
Norfolk.
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Congress.
WAsHiko rom. Jan. Sd. 1850.

SEsArr.-The Chair 'nid before the
Senate "A re- ot from the VT DEPART.
inenL giving an account Of The expenses
for the army during the last fiscal year,
VIII ch was ordered To be printed.
A resolution offered by MIR Felch,
ordering the printing Of II digest OF land
laws and instructions Of secretaries. aud
the opinions of the Attorney General in
relation TO land tiit"s, wns taken up,
aud after debate, the subject wiz post.
poned.
Housr.-Mr Disney introduced bi !
for The adJu,in" ut oi ,hc ace cunts lie
tween the old and new states, growing
out OF the 3 per cent fund.
Mr.. Mascn reported bill giving lands
10 certain rail road companies in Kentuc-
ky and Tennessee.
MIR. White offered resolution calling
for information relative TO frauds on tie
revenue, which was adopted. The
House Il en- went into committee OH tie
private calender.
WASHINGTON. Jan 4.
SENATE The Senate is not in sess-
ion ,o.day, having a'jouIi,doyer u'-
Ill Monday.
HousL.-1he H.rsc net OF IL N.
and after the usual opening di.irass
was disposed oil MIR. Bwl Introduced Il
ball relunding 10 Michigan ,hr II o"cy
advanced for transl ortation OF voiun-
terrs during the war with Mexico
Mr. Young report da bill to grant
land for a rail road from Illinois Town
to Terre Haute
The House then went into commit
tee Of The whole, and resumed III. con-
sideraiion OF the cheap postage bill.
WAsnisoTos. Jan. 2. 1851
SgNArE.-The Senate met ut the IL
sual hour, and after the opening business,
petitions were called for.
Mr.. Walker, Of Pennsylvania. presen-
ted petition from az citizens of his
state, pray ing for the immediate repeal
Of the fugitive slave law. II was refer
red TO the Judiciary committee.
The bills to lorIily Ship Island, aud
also those Tor the reIierol Ira Day and
Herbert II. Body. were taken up and
ordered to be engrossed.
Mr.. Bradbury'S csoIution concerning
removals from oiTice was taken up.
Mr.. Bright defended Gen. Lane, late
Governor of o egon, from charges on
which it was stated that he was re-
moved.
WAsHINGros, Jan 6.
SsNArr.-Thc Senate met at the u
sual hour, when Mr. Butler presented
The credentials of II. BarnweIl Rhelt.
the Scnalor-clcct from Sou h Curoi-
na.
Mr.. Rhett app' ared. and after being
qualified, took his seat.
Various PETITIONS and reports were
then presented.
! Some iwen'y-'our bills, passed " the
House, were taken up. and after being
read twice, were referred.
House. After the usual opening bus
inrsa. Mr.. Holmes asked, but did nol ot,-
tain. the consent olihe House 10 offer a
resolution. ins,ructing the committee vi
military affairs 10 report bill conferrng
the rank of Lieut.. General OH Gen.
Winfield Scott.
Mr.. Eobinson reported hill for the
prompt execution Of the bounty land
Jaw, passed at the last session.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09

~ The adjourned Term OF the Court
ofCommon Pleas, Judge Staples presi-
ding, will commence in this town next
Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
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BosToN. Jan, 9. 1851

The free soil and Democratic eau =
cusses last evening appointed commit
tees uI twelve on each side to confer up
on the course tor future action.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09

a new Manufacturing Company has
h, en- lormrd ~ Providence Tor the ~ n
uf,cture of Uouss.iiB de Ldins. Mr. r.
James ni Pr"vldrnrc II a contracted
TO erect amI!I oI' very i'rgc sizc. IN or
near tlie city. Tie COM any have a
rnt ital of halt a million oi uoil ,rs. Il Id
intend To apply Tor Charter OF iIror-
pora,ion Ut the ap roachlng session OF
the General Assembly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09

o. The Revenue Cutter Hamit on
Capt. Walden, arrived at New York,
on the 3lsl, on surveying cruise Of
the North East coast.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09

Why will Barnum and Jenny Lind
never quarrel Becuse she is al ways for
giring and for get ing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09

-lIindoo Coffee and Ccn'ection7ry
will be served up. free to the LldieS, at
Masonic Hall, this c,,nng, by the
Fakir of Ava, the Ladies mn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09

nTA meeting OF the Wing State
Committee will be h, Id at the Journal
office. Providence, on the 18th inst, at
IL o'clock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09

Our young men have now AN opror-
tunny ior iml rneme,'t such as is p,
iou, oIir,ed. IL has been secured th,o'
TIE irfldence OF Il number of oar ci'izcI,s
WHO are interested in the diffusion OF
Hn"wledse. Through tn ir advice u
class has been Iormcd ia DIechanics dnn
\oiurM PhiIo .othy under the care OF
Lieut. Qnmby. u. ). A. who will dev
ote three evenings IN Il e week 10 lie H.
siructIon OF such young men As are dis-
posed 10 stu y these useful branches.
The class will come together Tor tie firsr
time on Monday evening. aud for tie
lutu,e will meet AT the Public Sch O:
viii II. 1t Is IN he hoped that the youth
pio town will avail themselves Of tbs
oi porluni'y ID.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09

"We are indebted to the Hon.
John II. Clarke and the Hon. George
G.. King for Puplic Documents.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09

The Mercury stood Eve degrees be.
low zero, in Portland, Tuesday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09

Corn meal should never be ground
very 6ne, it Injuries the richness Of il.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09
NlclsE.


Cynt of "rohat., T,vessoa Dec, ID, 1850
An stru n, in writing pur 'ortins " be tho
LIST VIII ani restA nent VI WILLIAM BATE.
NAN, late IL riverton, dec, Is psrsentrd Er P'o-
bate an L,ue Gs,anss.t.ry the'eon. IL 10 or
d.. ed tn Il the nsiieriiipn th rcsd b. rfentdt TO
cnnr IL Protya~ g., be h lden xt thr Town Hall.
ia Tivrrton. on the hrs Mo ,day VI Jansnr, ues,.
AZ o'cIock, y. M: and tsst sotue Ii seo6 be
pa hshed fbr thres succ~ssive wceks, - the her.
aid of thu Ti."es. pubIwh~d IN Ns~psst.
Dec. IL. Sw. ASA GRAY. fSsbsss ckvh
FOR SALE.
MILL BE- sold at A.cti"n. on the 25d day of
w Jan. 1851. all thr right. titIs and in<wss q
A",i "UMFORD in aad to certain ios "
,ai s'tnred IL said Nrwpoft. buitrd and boun'ed
As .llows :-South on Leren STREET. Ess ~ nj
oi James Sn.th, North on hand of late SylsArus
S,'f"ai. dec. wes, ON land lat, of Henry Cass-
IN dec. IL sa,i,fy, m rtgaer on said estate made
by ths said Abby Muniord To Edward King. and
b. said K,as assigned to James smith. together
with Incidental es' e'ses of sale aud advertise
mrnt ~ OF Yer Of the mt rtgues,s.
dec. ~ 6~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-01-09

The sIeighing is better than II has
been foT many yssrs