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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-19

tHe MInhesOka otvltl
N RESPECTFULLY announce 10 the people Of Mime
~ soss Territory that they have formed Co-fsrfneE~
sln for the purpose of carrying the Merchant Tab
oing basin ss where they offer FOR sale, and employ
pericaced workmeu 10 make into gsrineBts chsaP tor
cash. the following named articles. s..
Prs,ch Fn~iisl and AMERICAN broad Closhs Plan and
Fame, Caxsneres grea. variety Of rich Vestings lire
shirts. eollars nrawers, Uhdes-shirfs, Sssaes1crs.
cloves. C.ayas Hats; variety OF goods for SUMMER
clothing and many articles not mentioned, whtch for
nestnsss anrnbity ard MT be SURPASSED BY hy
IN he trade Thaiisiai for past fAsers, they s0cta
coz tinuance Of the Aanss.
THOMAS GARDEN,
r. r. JOHNSON.
ST. Psul. June 5, l55l.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-19
WAR EAGLE MILLS.

WAR EAGLE MILLS.
Gaiena. Illinois.
TUyHE Subscribers having completed their steam
Il Mill under the above name, situated below the
lower Bridge in the city Of Gslena beg leave TO call the
attention Of dealers in MnnesoSa their stock Of Flour
always hand feeling confident that they will be able
to supply them upon favorable favorable
terms than any mill which has sold Aonr 10 tho up
country. -
Gaiena, March Ia, le5l. 2-5l.
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w. III. PARKER,

nLAsrERER apd cistern-builder, informs the people
q Of saint Paul sns vicinity, that he will attend
promptly ard faithfully to ;ae wors entrusted to him, in
his the oFbUsnes, which he processes understand
thoroSSaiy. June Is, 1851. BY.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-06-19

CHIRTS..-A hne assortment OF white and printed
- ef'lrts, Of every quality and price For sale by
Galena, June ]. E. II. 4 II. r. C0KWITH.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17
:. tt!arine 9ntrlliucnfe. dss,
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY. April9.
Sthr Texas. Even, Norwich. New Haven;
Hamlet. Sherman, Prov, Phila.
Slop Aruawan, Briggs, \ Y, Dghion; Ag-
snt, Hayes, Hartford; James, Borden, Prov, N
Y; Sylph. Dewey, River. do; Wm II Bum,
Gray, Prov. Hartford.
s'''p "''''' "''"'"i ifRlbAy. R April 10.
Brig Rr,habitc, Loring, Prov, Havana; Mar
gar-t, Cork, de-, ~ Johns.
Schr Eliza y Kell., Tiey, N Haven, Dennis;
Joan, Draper, Rokland, Richmoud; Bay State,
Clark. Lniec, City point; Adelinc, Silley, n Bed.
iorg, AIbiny; Tw" Brothers, Allen, liarwich,
NY; John ) Higgins, Buvese, Boston, Herr
e;er; J Taska, Whalcr. Gloucester Norfolk Sips
Monitor. Davis. FRver Nantucket; Exact,
Coons, III than Hartford; Point Judiihs Will
iiams, Point Judith.
| Rrip Carolina, Gilkey. Savannah, Somerset.
Srhr Henry Curtis, Earlow, Sandwich, Y;
C.,nn, York, Norfolk, Prov; Seneca. Brown.
Boston; Atal,,ta, prau, Prov, \ Bedford RIO,
Nichol.nn, Phla. Halifax, Elizabeth Ann, Cobb.
| Prov, Prov,ncefo~n.
Sloop Resolution. Baker. y Kingston. Excel,
Davis, Por.nou'h. r !, Bold Spring. Ii; VIM
Pcn,,, Win.lw, Prov, Bedford
S,n,ck Olive. r ,srrs. Cod6sh,ng; Herald.
Spencer, do; Richard. Harris. do.
II StNDA1 Aprii I|.
Schr l., Grange. Young, Cam len, Prov; Ma
~ F. Balrh, Yates. Bristol. Me, do, Rainbow,
4 Bas.et, Baru.ta',P.
Shop Bristol, Phillips. Tlnntn,. Nimch.hite.
\ MONDAY, Apil II.
1 Brig North America, Foster, Nachias, Prov;
/ Schr Nah,nt. Chase. Prov, Plymouth; Man.
\ haitian, Field. West Mach.ar, Prov.
\ Sloop Simon Cole, Gag, Dennis, Prov.
\ TU SDAY, April Is.
n.,,,., pew w;,bsar N
=.
schr Van Buren,. Montgomery. Machia', Prov :
/ Mount, Hope, Harden, y Y, Bnst.
1 MEMORANDA.
!, Arrived at Havana 2sth, b,i. Annawin, Al.
!, nv, from Wilmi gton.
\ CIi At II vana, Apl Ist, brig Ellen Hayden.
L Smith, for Wilmington.
II Arid at Havana, brig Random, Rmdick, fin
\ New York, and brig John Balch. Melville, I'm
this Pm.
4 At H,vana l.t, bark Martha Anna, Messcr,
to load for this Port, ani brig Confidence, Bab-
Il cock, To l,ad for This Po,t.
II At Galveston, on the 18th March, Brig Cal
i cnlcr, Taylbr, r NYuk.
II Ship William Lee, Of this port. was spoken on
Il the 9th inst, bound home, with 800 bas. sperm
\ oil.
II Cl'i from Savannah on the 9Th. schr Fahir.
Il Gadncr, for Havana.
Il ARID At N-n York, 10Th. bark Express, boss,
Il 80 i,y. from Valparaiso.
/ Arrived at Wilmington, brig Ellen Hayden,
H Smith. from Havana.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17
CoMer ENDAsoEpiso the EARTH -


A. ID. l7l2, Winston predicted tim, the
comet would appear on "Wednesday
18Th October, M five minutes after five
N the morning, and that The world
would be destroyed by fire on the Fri-
day following. His reputation WAS
high, aud { e comet appeared. a num-
Hrr "l rersnns got inio boats and bar
res OF The Thames. thinking the water
lhe safest place. South Sea and IT.
dian stock iel. A captain of II Dutch
ship threw all mis- powder into the river
that the ship might not be- end ,ngered
A, noon, aitsr the comet had appeared.
il 10 said that more than one hundred
clereymen wei ierried over TO Lam
beth, 10 request that proper prayers
might bc prepared, there being none in
'he church service. People bellev' d
tina, the day Of Judgment ~asat hand.
and some acted on this belief, more rs
it some great temporary evll WAS to
he expected. On Thursday, more than
1000 kept misiresses were publicly and
legally married. There was n prodi-
pio,s run on the hank, and Sir Gilbert
Ueathcoie, IA: that time the head direc-
tor, issued orders ~ all the Offices IN
London, requiring them to keep a good
loot-oui. and have II particular eye up
on The Bank OF England.-l SoIlhe, =
Common place Book.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

A PRizl Sur Coxvlcrrp nv SHARK.
In the Cui.i S"rvTe Museum, in
London there are many Interesting
lhings o b seen all Of which together
with th- / ui. to sustain il, are furnish
el by ll.c officers oI The Army and Ma
Yy.
Among the rare thi rgs there collect
ed ia II sharks jaws with six rows o.
teeth ana attached 10 them 10 an ac-
count OF how. where, when. and under
wat circumstances the fish VAS caught
he 81 bs;ancc OF which 10 as iollows:-
In tlc war o 1912. numerous British
cruisers acrc on the look out for Amer
lean vessels all over the world. One
day un English coivstts sa,ed into Port
Royal harbor. jamaica, with prize
she had taken on suspicion OF having
hern "A Yankee hut as there were no o.
pcrs on board, and no flag but the Eng
lsh, she could no, be convicted. She
was therefore left in the harbor with n
prize crew Oh board, and the cruiser
~ led out.
Two days after leaving Jamaica she
fell in with another British cruiser on
the .nme It liion, and came near enough
loo the captain oi' the corvette 10 board
lae other. He was net on the qunIter
cct ny the other captain, and they
ru.npa,,u untts. The c"rlain oi The
| turye Ia .ald nc had usi taken il prlxr,
| J,!t was .JraId ne could not convict ncr,
| - therc H,rG Hu papers un board
VIVA. 1, her aamc asked The other.
The Nancy., oh. know her. The
Nancy, Capt. Brush, suprrcargo John
y ,l,iams.' w hy, where did ypu see
/ A,r = liat Ist. caprain's name. and
,ne saprrcargo Is also correct W. ELI
walk al, viii show you shark we
,augii til. morning, and we are dryin!
Il parl oi the contents o. his stomach Oh
the poop"
They walked alt. and the Captain
handed the visitor the ships papcr'
which Capt Brush had thrown over
bo ,rd on being chased, AMI the sharI
had picked them up Tor his breakfast.
II The two cruisers on making thus dls
covcry made sail for Port Royal to
gether, where they arrived. The Nan
cy was convicted, by the papers ioun'
~ the fish and the two British cruiser'
shared equally III the prize.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17
Marrtr0.


Il Boston, 4th inst.. Mr.. Edward Pot,er, of
Providence, aud Mrs, Sa,ah Nutting, of ".
I,Bston, sth inst. i,y Rev. Frederick u. Hun
tinsou, Mr.. Charles Lowell Fowic and Miss SUE
san Cartwright Haskell, daughter Of Levi Is. iias.
kell, all of Boston.
Al the Spring Street Congregational Church,
Thursday evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Thayer, Mr.
Wiiliam u. Chapnin and Miss Maria A., daugh-
ter Of Mr.. George Coraell, all Of this town.
In Providence, Sth inst Mr.. Robert J. Stew
art and Miss Elil,leih Wensley, both of i.
In Pawtuckrt, 10Th iust., Mr.. Elijah y. Biz
bee, of Eas,ford, Conn, and Miss Louisa A. Phil
lips, Of North Providence.
In Auleboro', Mass. 10Th inst Mr.. Samnel
G. B,aynan, Of Pawimkct, and Miss Abby
Burgess, Of Little Compton, X. /.
II Pbeuix village, 9Th inst, Mr. George w.
Tanner, Of Cenirevle, and Miss Tansin { Hutch
ns Of the l,imer haze.
Al New Yorr, 10Th inri., Capt. J Rider
of Salrn, Mss., 10 Miss Elizabeth II Lmn-
mus, Of N Y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

" dea IA the IfREy rFCTORAl. M al.
nirabe comp' siton ir,in some 0i the lcst att
cla. ~ the Miieii in Me iea, and very ef-c,ige
,en,rd, 10, the class Of diseases II is attended 10
cure"
PROFESSOR CLEA W LAND. OF bowdoin
Lollagc, Maine.
Writs---'.I have Witnessed the eiects Of s,'nr
..CIiERaY PICTORIAL" in nv own mil,
api thd At II ny lend. AMI il gives me sa'-fiotion
L, state ~ us avn that ~ ur'J'"ine have ever
knnwl his u, wed - chiieniy snrcrssiu IN cur
Ing dis,",.rs # the tlrnats and luigs."
REV. Or. OSGODD
Wru,s-o.rhd At hr cpl.il-rs "CHERRY Pee
TORAL" thr best m 'diclue Tor Pulnoniry AZ
E'cti,n. ever gwen e. the pubhr, ani states that
.shis dluyi,rr after b,ing obliged 10 keep the
rom ~, 70 ,rth- with severe settled cough, ac-
cunp,niel bv raising of blood, night sweai-, and
the atte, LAM svupions of Consumption comrnen-
cod ,h, nss Of Ii. A" CHERRY iECfORAL,"
aud hal com, lctcly recovered. y
HEAR KTHEPATIENT.
DR.. N,rr-Deai Sir for two years I was sf.
nictad with a vrty sryerc cough, accompanied by
splitting oi blood an prouse !ht swedts. By the
aIy;ee ,f nv at'er rn- hveirier Twas ilt'c"d .
u.e yuur CHERRY rECTOtAL. and c,niiuucd
to do 80 ill c,nsiiored myself ca ri. and asci abe
| the effect to you preparation.
/ Inmpier AZ. Springfield, Nov. ~. 1913.
( This lay appeared the above ANS Randall.
| and pronounced the aboye statement huc III eNrry
respect LORENZO NORTON, Justice.
Al tn office ufihc Hon. Geo. Ashm0a, Meni er
n of CUngrrss.
\ TIE REMEDY THAT CURES.
/ prRrLAsD, Me, Jan. 10, 1887
h DIR. Aver hay" heen ng anlr,ed with Arth-
mn which g,ew yearly worse Until last Autumn, II
hruught on "A cough which confined IRE IN my
chamhr aud began To- assume the alarming s,ml
I toms uf CunsumI tiuo. had tried the h'si adj
vice aad the best medicine 10 no purpose, udl
us,I yrIr CHERRY PECTORAL, which has
cured ne, aud YOU lnly We believe me, .''ate'
/ fully you,s, }. ID. PHELPS.
Il lf,her- ia any value il the judgement of the
wise, who speak from experience, here il medi'
cine worthy 81 the p,..hr confidence.
\ PREPARED BY J. c. AVER, CHEMIST
4 LOWELL, MASS.
L Sold in Newport by Il. H. HAZARD, u. J
\ TAYLOR aud by dealers il Medicine generally
" Dec. Ia 6m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17
The ccnsumination OF the Fugi-

l," The ccrsuDinatiOn of the Fupi.
trvc Slave case. thai of Sins. IN Bos.
ton, must he graiii, ing event to cv-
cry lover ui the Constitution aud TO cv-
cry friend of the Union. However
much any OF us nj the NORTH may dep
recate Slavery, and however much We
may desire 10 see i, abolished, the friends
oi laA and order and of good govern
men, must be glad that the law has
been criorcei. and hat The wild spirit
OF rebellion among few IN Boston, has
been most signaly ana ef.riuay pnl
down. Pat down, n,, by the force oi
military p wer but by the force Of The
civi' law IN its mIjrsiy II Is not !og the
people 10 undertake to resist iAe law,
on The ground that ii is uncoiSiiiu ioE-
al os that it is irnpolilic when II law
has once been made by the proper au-
thorities, that law, be it what it may.
must be enforced at all hazards and
under all circumstances and II the law
IL an unpopular one, there is proper
remedy through the Iaw-making power.
Ne have always hccn confident that
the trouble in Boston, in regard 10 ca
ses under the Fugitive Slave law, was
caused by II few viIent, mad and un-
principled men, who were determined
! 10 do all in their Iower TO fan the fame
/ of disuuion. These men have poured
out the vi L. Of their beasIly wrath up
on Daniel Webster. in no MEASURED
!, terms. They have made all manner OF
perfectly groundless charges against
\ him F; and they have attacked him in
language worthy only f the devoted
dis .ipi,s Of Biiiig-gatc. II is true that
their leperuus tongues canno! 'eaci
L him. and the 81 me OF their venom cnr,
u v,r tarnish the nobility ol' LIS ch'rac
ter. lie lives and moves in an ai,uos
\ here that il as much above them III
1 hcuvcn Is r, moved from the regions o
4. tic cverlas'lngly do 'med. Sumner
/ Wright, Parker. Colver and the who,
tribe of as-ailants, are as far bcneari
! him, NJ !, Is posslb Tor men lost TO al
! self respect 10 be below the noblc>t o
our race.
/ Our Boston friends have own. il
the Sims case tina, they have II iro
| found and abiding respect for law, az
that tn yarr determined Ia cniorcc ,u,
Fnpilive Slave Law 20 Iorg as II re-
| mains in iurce even IN IL, very iacc ,
| The Wild fanatics who threaten aud Oui'l
/ in tones o. thunder
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17
THE F.tssSs kIisS'
MUTUAL FIRE
INSUR A NCE
COMPANY tF
RHODE yaL AND.

This Company mas appointed I'll, IN wing
Local Directors ia tie count, 81 "iNehp"t, viz
SETH w. MACY, Nrwport,
NAruNNIEL GREEN, Middleio~n,
BDDDEN CHASE, Portsmouth,
NATH NNIEl. CHURCH, Lltic Compton.
SAMUEL. DUNN, New Shore nam,
BENJAMIN COITRElI., jamestown.
WILLIAM L. BhTEMAN, TiScIt"n.
TIN. ,nmnauy viii insure Farm Houses and
F.rr, nuildings ana all other Luildings in ihe
Cou,:y not more hazardous than farm hons, p.
Ia th ,irinit, of cities and villages, no tuldIng
.wiu lp insured il there aie other buildings lex
cs;t the out iuiidings on the same premises
within 50 icri. No bullding Within the conf act
parts # cities and yiildgrs, nor wiihn luO lect ~
Hactol les, and mechanics shoTs will lie insured
Household im nure, wraIing apparel, hooks,
provisions and general, such rr"pcitN as is Kept
or used in dwelling houses, will ts insmed ia the
county, aud in cities aud village, hen not vi thin
100 feet nc Factories aud mechanic" shurs. Hay,
graia, sheen, swine, neat cattle, lOis,s, carria-
pc. harnesses &c, InaN b, nsur' when IN luil-
/ ding. whirh may lie insured y this Company.
! In all cases Note must be given foi two roi
! cent u, the ,um insured, aud one sixth Of ih'
no . must b 'Iai in cash.
\ Poci will run for tive years, and will cover
thrrc f,utls ,fihc valr Of the Irorer,y.
\ Arpliraiinns fpr insurance may he made 10 the
/ Local Directors or To their agents.
I BEN h. TIiURSTON President.
JOSEPH WINSOR. Secretary.
Office nf the Director for the Town ri New
! po.t and vicinity, 93 Spring, corner Of Prospect
Anio SETH W. MACY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

AN ALLEooRY.--A humming-bird met
II butterfly, and, being pleased with the
beauty OF lis person AMI The glory of lts
wings, made All olier Of o!'perpetual friend
ship.
II cannot think OF IT," was the reply.
'as you once spurned me, and called
me drawing 1olt"
Impossiblem exclaimed The hum
ming bird; ~ always entertained the
highest respect for such beautiful crea-
turrs as you"
"Pe"haps you do now." said The 9th
sr. but when you insnltrd me was /,
caterpillar. So let me- give you piece
of advice. Never insult the humble. M
they may some day become your sup,-
riors"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

hssAdam and Eve wi'l ho 4 'hrir
lasi Grand Levrc this e,cGi Z 1t BireA-
er Hall. The many hIgh compliments
paid 10 them by a!l visitors ~il! ensure
them crow ded au !lence, to take II last
farewell.
There will hr au extra exhibition this
riicrnoon at ; o'clncN,. - A.dany Sta'e
Register.
We have Hitherto been nndrr the i'm.
preston, probably crroie"us tNa, A..
I'm and Ev held their last grand Lcvec
IN Parable. soon after the creation q
rhr world Bu il ,ccnrs ihat the Alba
nnn. ar, 10 have the honor uf this per.
iormrnCe.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

AStrPrAL rp ComMoS Srssr.-lt won't
H.. At this dN, t. alvlncr an "pinl"n without CIV
~ a reason in II. Ne mIght tell tn ublic IL
every r-snc Of "u payer, that HufoniNGs' vtG-
Er,lLL DYsPtPsi, BirLLks wrir a spcihc
~ lIyesitun, an all the lscascs growing ou
,i u, hut tn, would u hc ry" "ul gs' 6'ra
viiAnii Ne !ayr thrm the VII, and the whcI"-
tore. We III rinr .trtr, a. the irsut 81 PET
surai phac v ton aud ,u. tn r,rcune't usti
r. ~ ,f IL 90 Iyn' ar acludiudmcs who
,.v. g. ipd III. tti',c, 90 h.yrs en- It tled, that
it4t,rIc, ,At'rtt,. ,it ."stnativr properties are
,lt Irh . rrrTuil'i. That 1t braces tire system,
,.st,f.s th ,t,t t,,,t'. . ,aisrs the his lmraIts
iun,,s, t,ti.' 'lrys,aui vgora,rs the cUustl-
'triYp; IN tn, - -, u'atiug effect Is fflhwcd
10. gI tctr'ilt y "a ,rmr consider II tho
va, hc.t ,t,n,c j. which II, zeal 'cience has
,., tvru g. ina hind.
=, .nlu.. r,uur,ng ia critIdratcs "f remal H.
.hlc .u.e-, All IN nigh estimation in which thu
i'lrin sad ll TIA tubl'e Wrs-, can he had o
"a. grHi-, tee.
Pace 81 Owns rEH RorrLE.
p,nri.a oh.c, 122 futon street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17
71teO,

In Boston 9th inst. Mary j., wife Of John ID.
Lovinney, and daughter 81 John Quinn. sailing
master of U. 5. Navy, aged I3.
Lost owe board from whalng bark Awashonks,
Dec. 81, David Rogers, seaman, hlonging TO
Newport. X. l., aged abou, 22. lie fell from the
fore tnpsail yard.
On ippard the n. Gosnod, July 23, 1850, Mr..
John NJ. Austin, 81 officer, of Newport, X. j.,
AMI was buried az sea.
IL Tiverton, Wednesday morning, sudden,
Col. Joseph Dmfee, aged IS.
In Providence, 7th inst, John Lewis, only
son Of Cart. John and Abby A. Ste,b, aged 4
years and s lnonths.
H. Provide 81 inst, WIN. Luther, only sen
Of Job and Narcissa Walden. aged ! year and
months.
In thi, town, on the l2ih inst, Hannah, wife of
Capt. Beriah Wame. in the 7lst wear ot her age.
In Pawtucktt, 81 inst, Mr.. Elias Tingley, in
the 65th year ofhis age
Al his residence in Nantucket, on the 9th INST,
Prince Gardner,a minister in the Society oi
Friends, and well known - "A merchant 81 long
standi and respectahilit,.
IL Providence, on Tuesday, Mrs. Elizabeth
Randolph, wife of John x. Randolph, Esq. and
daughter of the late Hon. Goolge Engs, OF this
town.
In Providence. 18th inst, Miss Sarah VIII
/ liams, widow of the late Nathaniel W illiams, o
| Cranston, in the sSth year Of her age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17
SIIERIFF,S SALE.

NEWPOkT, Sc,
DY virtue of All Execution issued out Of the
ID Clerk. Office Of the Court 81 C"nImou Pleas,
for the Count, of Newport, Nov. Tenn 1850, Ia
favor Of Amiin sumner, John X. Brewer, aud
John X. kinball 81 Boston III tie county oi suffolk
and State Of assachusetts, doing business ~
sud Boston as Merchants, under the firm and STYLE
of Sumner, Brewer and Company (and to me III
rected and delivcrrd) will sell AT public Auction
on the premises To the highest bidder, (coinmtnc-
ing said sale with the first described firm, Ion
Monday the 5th day of May, 1851, at II O'Clock,
A. VI ALI the right title and interest that Henry
Tallman Esq. of Bath, county of Lincoln, and
state OF Maine, Attorney Al Law, had ON the I'D
day of February 1850, AT 10 o'clock a. VI, lwhen
attachment was made ON the orig nal writ ~ and
e. certain farm or trait ot aId situated IN loiis
mouth in the County OF Newport, and containing
about 81 acres he the same more or less, together
with the Hotel and other buildings thereon
standing said land being bounded ar follows, to
Wit: Nor,he, ly on land of the heirs Of Geu,gc
Gibbs dec, AMI the heirs of Thorn Potter, dec,
Easter'y on laud Of the heirs oi said George GlbNs
dec. and on the east main road, and Sou'h'iiy
and Westerly on land late 81 the he ~ ui Thomas
Potter now Of Sarah Gibbs, or however other
wise the same ma, he bounded ar desoIIbc',--al-
so all the right, title AMI interest that raid TALL
man had. on said 22d day Of February, 1850, at
/ thirty minut' past Ten o'cl'ck, A. W, ia and To
\ two other farms or tracts ol land situated IN Mid
L dietown in said Count, together with the huild-
! ings thereon, The tlst of .aid tracts or ialmf .
| bounded as follows to Wit Nea'ci y on the Ia I
main road. norihcrly on land now or hate bclon. =
ing TO the heirs oi I'm Manchcstcr dec, Eastei =
w an land now or late Of Giles Manchester de-,
and Sou,herly partly on land belonging To Jon' /.
than Smith and partly on land now or late helunc-
i,g TO James Langley, or however o'hcrwise Il e
. l,e may be bounded, containing about ninety
cght acres mo or LEES, and furmerl, nelong'd 10
II ,rden Wood. Inc second parcel or tiac at Ia, d
\ iu said Midlietown is bounded ard described "a
70 lows to wit: Souhcily partly ON the Fast mai
70 I'd, and partly on land Of the heirs oi Ui.'son
Anthony and partl, on land oI Jethro B. Bailey.
Western partly on land Of Daniel Gould aud
part, on land of said rilcy, Norlheily partly on
land Of Thomas Gould, anu rarity on lard oi
the heirs of Elijah Anthony, Eastery raltly ou
land of John Barker and partly on the Warner
farm So called, or however otherwise said farm
may be bounded. containing about v'nty-ii, C
acres and forIncri, belonged To- Ch,i-tol her A.
Sweet WM. u. DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
Newport, April l0.ls5l. u.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

ITAn indivi iuai VITO owns Il rauth
ou Sacramento street, just ahoN" Stock
to-. has len ed in his lot with wha'
were once ready made collins. The az
Pc, rance oi The irncc is sInenl,rly
grave. reminding one OF the numerous
spccua,ions upon The misiortuncs or
necessities Of the people here few
months since, us for IDLY IL n exposes
the ba t,ste %" the owner. rhe pIe' es
viii ii are painted black are placed NJ
right. looking in The aggregate like II
stack of coilins. set upon end. What Il
spo for witches and hohgohins.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17
GREAT NATIONAL. PICTURE.
WASHINGTON.

FROM sTUARr's MOST PAINTING
,I'his large aud magnificent TuIL LtNGTH PoR-
/ TRAIT OF wAsHisGTos, from the burn ot
AN Am an artist, is considered by all who have
seen it 10 bc one of the most beautiful specimens
ofat ever published, and Il CORRECT LixkNtss
Of Washington The size of the plate is eight
cen by wrnty-cism inches, which will make a
handspmr picture for the pallor, and should he IN
the hands Of every American citizen.
II is correct cop> from Stiart's celebrated
original Painting, now at the State House, Hart
f., !, Conn.
Il il finely engraved, and printed on superior
pl,tr papci. Tn It NAV I've within the means
all, the pubish.r has reduced the price to ONE
DOLLAR!
All p.r."ns remitting the amount may rely up
on receiving perfect copy by return Of mail To
any part of the Unitcd States, Carefully put up
on rollers made Tor the purpose, free "iposiase,)
Adlres. ali orders (pns, paid) TO the publisher,
JOHN >. TAYLOR,
Ronkscll and Publisher.
li3 NASSAU st., New loIk
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-17

Tallma, of Borden Wood ---The other 4 act
or rarcel is bouaded souiheIl, raitly On the last
main road pari. on land of the heirs ol Gideon
Anthony aud patly ON land uf Jeihl O iB. bailey
Wesierl, pirty ON land e Daniel Gould and
partly on land II .aid Rale, rar'ly
on land Of Thomas n'd aud patty on l.nh ot
the heirs of Elijah Anthony y--Eastrrly iats On
lad of John Bsl ker aud parity on the Manner
farm 50 called, and containing about seventy aci's
being the same farm purchased by the late fehs
Talnan OF Christ opher A. Sweet.
WM. ". DOUGLAS SheIif.
Newport April 10, 1851. to.