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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-30
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


WILL bc sod at Public Auction On Monday,
w Nov. 22l, at l0o'clock, A NJ. on the prem.
iscs, (f fair IL not the next fair day aiter) agree
ab, To decree of the Hon. CONT Of Probate oi
the town of Portsmouth.
All the right. .'te AID interest which BENJA-
MIN BROWN, Va of Portsmouth,, decd, had
at the tine ofh. dca,h, IN and 20 the following
desc 'iled premises with the buildings thereon
standing, or go much thereof ne will he sufficient
10 rails. the sum of five hundred seyeny.two doll
lrs aud eighty eight cents with incid ntal cNpen-
ces, situated in Portsmouth.
FIRST 10, with u dwelling houre and lot OF about
one aud half acres with an orchard in full bcai.
in,, bounded North and East on the heirs oi " N.
BIt"inan, South on heirs of Isaac Chase, and
West and on lane and Samuel Slocum.
The other lot cont, ming about six acres and
ban,led North, East and West on the heirs 81
Wm. Bateman, AID South on tn. heirs oi lsaac
Chscc.
Conditions nj tho salc.
JOHN MANCHESTER, Administrator.
Portsmouth,, Nov. 2, 1852. I'D
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-30

CAML. SlMES' Pectoral Gum Drops, an al.
} mirabc remedy ior cou.h-, cold, lniucnLa,
and hoarscncss. We introduced this remedy
nearly two wears ago upon the recommendation
oi several at our Philadelphia customers and have
found miloruIy gouf results tom III II use, just
received from our agent in Philadelphia, hy
HAZARD & CASWEIi,
o22 Ap.thecarics' Ilan
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0J-In consequence Of AN accident TO
the steamer State Of Maine, by coming
in contact with l. vessel, Friday morn
ing, as she was going INTO New York,
~e had no boat on Saturday morning,
and none left here in the evening.
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CO.: I|j|I "a: ;:::::; I: !; 80: :;;:;
DESTINY
CAREFULLY CALt uLATEE

~
ARRIVAL of iIIt e.. w. ROBAt n vi New I.rk,
The celebrated Br &. W Robaok, hoin nr.,...
Professor of AstTulnsy, Asifonom,, lr' unl' ~, nd
Geumnney, haNiug JI,t arrived itom E,lsdelphis,
where lie hts urt Nuh the m"rt sNtTA,t,Isn que
cess fur the Inst ituT Nrais offer. Ls ,nss to
the ci,iztns oi New iWk. nnd It, ,irIui '. e.. v
Ruback brg the seventh son ut the s,N,uih ,on. and
having male >,tIoEua, his tLsNe ~ is siuce Il
ear, ag, ol Gf,rn l-nrs. rrjO,s nd, Aul-s,. .l,d
rom travelling aud nsctu, that ~. T., ,svs-,f by
nole ia tai, country, ~ lbVIr rIh h,ins ri
ted lN Nature ~ having rdyaIrd lh,pe te,se, xis
hr /, prepare. ~ ADAPT them 80 t-v .ll"vins r,e,,
aud the uIn-tliir ,uI,uinH,niiuh uf the kil' ~in.
opirs lie can ., crCsLitrG with his uIi ~ by
leIier, il pre- paid and l.. il lI-lHrrD h.A, ue IL
hi nov ~ un Any 81 the i" wig tnric,.: Bu.Int,.
uf III descriptions lTaN,i ihg hS !,LG 81 ,es; toIt
ships, sIycss given int thru sLtc,.,hl ar,.mI lsk
ni-nt eruatmg IL -tut ks, tI' hdhdiyt real %
tate TIC ttcNr.Iu. ui gaC's 10 dispute ihr pur
chasing of ii, kr,, AMI tAr safety 81 .hips sea
n,o has had tte hunoI oi ttCeNug ,eii fci from
Sweden, Which II VII give HIM goat i'a.uIe ~
sho rg to- thrs. rhn VII iaNo hIm ~uh call. Ito
nl.u rfieis "a sst'rr respecting h,bhh, stnlh nbd
marriage uv, ntr>. j"uru~'- Inv Difficult IN
bu.u.ss Tiu, sl'kne,' -ne death. IssI, pr-.eu aud
iutu.r ry.ut, aud al IA, Cefu. al .iir, nj Nss
all th'S' ~bn ne afflicted r'Tpuri,ily msninlN -
T~rm.-- Ludrs 10 cents; g,hiIeush -. Nn,nni's
ralcul,'cd .Li ~ id ~ ~. according t. the oiAsks
and u,asoLiur ,i.ts l.t's SII s'ntl, men 30
Nnt,yiUes ,..'ulHtrd sc'"I'ng tn G'un hLcN, hi ln
dies s., ~ fll - Ee tItb'n ~, ~ tel Sb.- Per
sOir ~ distance D. ha'' Il tir hEti,us, dfH~I by
sending The date of hr dsN 81 their birth. All Let
ter, containing the hhu,e lee Will receive inmsdi
ate attention. aud naiivtes Will be sent To Pc
Of the United States, written on dut al paper. All
sttrts nuJ OF the above topics, " pu,t-I aid vii
le ANSWERED grau.. tits Office /. No. + Whte rutet
shlocks below Nron,way. J, 0tswi,
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BANK OF THE SOUTH COUNTY,

A. An annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF
the "B.nk OF the South Couriy" held at their
Backing roo,rs, Thr sday Dec ,, 1852, John
Thompson, Elisha Watson, Rowland &. Hazard ,
Daniel Tcni, William b. Robinson, Nathaniel
Green, Nathaniel &. Armstrong, Daniel NJ. &.
Stcdnan and Edward Lillcbridse, were elected
Dire iors Of said bank.
At am x Of said Directors, held ,ulse-
quent TO the och holders meeting on the same day
John Thompson, E"l., was unanimously elected
President.
d. NJ. G. STEDMAN, Cashr.
Wakefield, Il. l., Dec. ", 1902.
'l,ank of the South County,"
" ake6eld, II. l., lice. ~, 1882. !
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ol6 WM. { COIZENS & co.
THE DAILY NEWS AND HERALD
OF TIE TIMES PRINTING
OFFICE.
No. l27 Thames Street.
This Office being furnished with all the drsii
able modern improved
FAST PRESSES,
adapted To every description Of W rk, from the
mapinJth Poster down To the sentcri Visiting Gard
together with an ample supply oi wcli-cho,en
varieties oi handsom, plain and fancy
JORTYPE.
The proprictors hliryc that their facilities ior
executing every Gcsc, ti"n oi
PRINTING
are such as To enable them to answer all ordrrs
L. the entire satisfaction ot those WHO may Ia
vor th"m with their patronage.
The proprirtnrs are prepared I" e,e'm,
promIily, and -, as
Low PRICES
a. can hc offered any where,
Mammoth aud Medium Posters,
Shop Bills, Programmes.
Catalogues,
Bill Heads, Blanks,
Books aud Pamphlets.
Business aud Visiting Cards.
Tickets AID Checks, Pln aud Fancy l.alus,
in black, blue or red Ink, or Eropss of ever,
shade, oa white or fancy c"oted papers.
% Always on hand, good stock oG plain
pearl surface aud enamrllod, white and colorcd,
CARDS, adapted to every description oi ~ork
m packs aud ~ boards to bc c,n Ia order
Sty.
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NEW AMI KICIi GOODS

NEW AND RICH GOODS.
ID II. TISDALE & SON, invite attention
ID. to another new supply Of me Goods, smh
as Silver Ware. new STYLES of Jrwelry, ladn =
Re,rulcs, splrndidly furnished, Dressing Ca-' :,
Portable Desk, Port Monnai,s, Needle Ca.,s,
with many other rich goods, enabling III To r' =
sent, AS 1t. all times the best assortment With tie
lowest prices 1875 Than,s 81.
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II an u m ~, aud dctEi nuth!ng winch I,iaies
uInn iuI,gn iu my irtlmg-.h
XOUTN N MANHOOD.

II an IA m ~, and dee ~ nulh!hE Nhfh ftihies I
nlan ioIrign tu my irrlng-h
NOUTI, Il MANHOOD.
VIGOROUS LIFE ar APREMATi RE Death
kink'i,n on SIR ssfIrqfnu-on' - c,nfs.
TIllS BOOK, just pubsh l. file with usr'ul iI.
. formation the Hi.rmititS aud d-thscs ,i The
human ~ stem. II a,drrss,s isrf Hlihr Ia Youth,
.iHnhnud AID tld Agu-tu all y ho Fpir,h, Tl ur sr-
indrscr,il tons to all who ierl thr e>husiN. ,I,ots
of baucful hnbits-tu all who in addition IL declining
ri,ysir al energy. the victims o nervous and men
IN! debility. hhd oi mopng and mrlni, h"!y dr,lnAd
cury to all su'h l'r. h would san
READ THIS BOOh
The valuable advice and impressive warning II
giyTs wI pre,tn' vCrr, oi m-rrS nld suffering hnd
save ariiIn,lN thuls, nds oi lllts.
Parent. by rcaihgt will lrrfb huw I" ptsN,nt the
Destruction Of ilIt ir children
1TN remittance ol - rents. cm lnSrd IN letter
Addressed Ia nr kirk,ln, rh''ndrphia, Nil sL,nI'
a bouk, under envelope, pcrft oi Innii
1T Dr. H.. ~ Nrars resident : hNsirinn. \. W. cor
ner oi 3l.aId Union street between = rnrr nnG Pine
PhIltdslphiH may he con uttd corfde itlrlh.
lie wlo pi ces h msr under The care al pT. X q,
may re- y iutsly conlr in his honor ns gentleman,
aud confidently rely upon his skill as ply scinn.
Persons at n distance may address d. h by letter,
(pIr pnid } aud bt cured NJ home.
Packages of mcdicincs, directions, &c. fot rled
by sending remittance, and Put up s;cur, Il ~ DIN
nsc az curiosity.
Buuk>ciirr,, N,ws Agents, rrllars, Chnvrss,rs
ari all OIhe.s supplied wilh the abuN, wufA ut very
rates. ar.l ~ dav.
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OAK ROW No. 2 REPLENISiIFD.
IItTS. CAPS AND E!IRS

OAK ROW No. 2REPLENISiIFD.
HATS, GAPS AND FiRS.
VNllE subscriber would inform his friends and
L patrons that he has just received his Fall sup
ply 81 Hats, consisting ot Beaver, Neutrm, Mol-
skin, Cashmere, silk Hats oi the latest New
York STYLES, Caps,-Silk rhnh, Mohair, D,ab
Blue and Black Cloth, Glazed silk and Cotton,
Al.o beautiful as sortmcnfo OF ChIJrcn's Hat, aud
Bouncts. Furs,-a large aud lrartiu assort.
m.nt, consisting of Stone Martin, Fitch, Lynx,
River Sable, Mountain Martin, squirrel, C"nry,
swans Down IN Lamb wool, TIppos and Cuff.
Cor ,alc rs cheap as be found rscwhclc.-
don't forget tn. number.
To the Ladies', just received a large lot Of
Drab and Black iiravc, Bonnets; al-o, plain
Felt bpnnct,, for 81 IL cents, ol the latest fash
ions, Wy JACOB WEAVER,
nib III Thames ~.
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WINES. AZ.

NNiIE Corsuwers of " ,Ws aud foreign liquors.
II rrsident IN Nrnrw, ur any other part OF
Rhoie Island, are resperifnlly informed that fros,
our es,sn.ise Stock embracing almost every va
rieiy, wn orr preparei 20 surply their wants, st
iair ties. IN such qran'itics can lr convsn'.m-
" trans,olied, on ilsir ordcts lsirg srn, 10 Ne.
through Nix. KDBEkT y. BAkkFR. I63
THAMES ST. NEwPORT. Tn, auce, v ~
all i~ ru, ~ in the finest conditions sri ~rh ,hs
bills be forwarded ~ directed.
T.. W. ENGs 4 SONS,
Ne~ York, f3d July, 1892 i3i fron, S.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

TIE subscriber would respectfully give notice
L t. the f,rm"rs, that his Fall Stock is now
complete, and hose in want of substantial arti-
cts, such a. Mems heavy ncai,-'cathcr Boots,
Double hid do, Stout iiI.ck gram do, Water
Prof do, aud Brogaus of every Scriitnn-all
wal rrulcd, tan he suited on the most reasonable
tens by calling at 10 hancs Street
80 BENJAMIN MARSH.
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CORNELL n DENNIS

-DEALERSiS-
Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Grain, Paper
Uangings. Dry Goods, Shoes, Croch,ry,
Fancy Goods, OILS, Cordage, Pro-
ducc, Seeds, Agricultural In.
plemcntr aud Machinrs, SC.
sis 22 llr rad Street.
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
COUGHS, G!LDS AND EOASL MPTIDNs

The VFGETAtTE I ULMt-
NARY BAiStM j. piolsIly
" ~ilh"n, "a paralh I ~ i,ayinr,
during - ,risl "f mae than
Is,niy iiu s"H. iu'h main.
ia,irh lhc hIsh IrI liaih.n
"h,rh ii lisitqui'di'i toh-
tumriAi>r., nd
IA DistAsts ui the i.rNG>,
lIIkoAT and CHI,T, IL hn,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-30

I Ow priced hid GLv.,, = cheap ia,
j. nl9 LANGLEY 4 NURMAN's.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-30

DUBDERS. 4 complete assortmrnt "f 0rm's,
IN Ladies' Masters and Misses k"llHr P~ts
ani Shocs irnm M. hc. manufacturers, in-i ~.
cciyed At SEABURl'S, ii0 Thames 81. f'f
rhlc Al the lnMrsi nrIr..s aud v M Tnnirh. III
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-12-30

KEEP CODL
IN order To Keep cool you should call on Wcs-
L yer, ~ III Thames street, and get one Of his
thin Hats; he has the lnrgcst aud beet assori-
mcnt t. be found IN town, consisting oi Drab
Beaver, Panama, Manila, L,ghorn, Rutland,
Dirl. Eve, rcdlr, China Pearl, ,au,"n AMI Cam
ala straw, Palm lr,L Sinnci llars; Als",
Chiliicu's Straw Gaps OF new st,lcs; al'oa lut
uf Gdtlcn Hats lor Ladies, all Tor sale as how as
eau be- found clscw mere, ty
JACOB WEAVER.
P.S. Panama, Lcgh"ru and Straw llatr,
craned and prcsscd ~ the hcst inanUr.
rs J. W
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CARP CS

AT 4
sKEAT REDUCTIOS froM FORMER PRICES.
PETERSON & HUMPHREY,
379 broadway,
cORSER OF WHITE STREET, SEW YORK,
DEG leave To- call III" attention Of their Rhode
- I-l,ud friends 10 their elegant stock "f
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
CARP ING
which, oaing to the rciucti"n hy the English
Manufacturer will hr Disposed oil at the follow.
ing ,rir iow Pnco:
Rnynl Velvet Carpet, im : Soto - 90 per yard.
" rapr.t,., ll2 30
" 3 Ply extra heavy 81 l.2 l2l-2 "
a" Supcrtim, ~ l-2 81 IL
" Good, all Wool. 80 cents per yard.
OIL CLOTHS.
From 2 {, 81 inches wide. 1T prlccs equally low.
MATTISGS.
1 4, 5-t and O. plain, fancy and cheek; Stair
Rob-, Drusg"ls, Table anI Planp Coyers, Rugs,
Mats Of every kinl, together w'th all other goods
iounl in Carpet Stores, for st'r full ten per cent
less than any other Carpet Establishment ia the
Unioa. We therefore challenge the whole trade
to show such an extensive siock 1T such low
prizes.
j,l0 daw
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COAL, ChAI,,

I'lIE subscriber would uturm his friends and
L the public. that h. has on h,nd - fret Iatc ~
trlr of Red Ash Stove an Egg Coal, selected
uiih great care from the lrsi Mm. ~ Pcnns, Iva.
mia. which be offers frr salr as tow ~ can hr
bough, IN town. CHARLES pENENS,
On Dcycns's Wharf. South side of The Bsuk nj
Rhode Island. ma,23 if
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Tur STOVE ron 7rlEPkOrLE.

THE Sui,-e ril,et has received the Illnucr Co't
ing S,avr ,hoso ~ want pf n good Stove, vii
please call md examine perfect Stove, also fnr
.sc the Rsy state, MAY tlower, and other
,o,king stoyes. WM. BROWNELL,
lg5 Thames Of.
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UKSlNA.
1'ilE rrre grease of th, Canrda Black Bear,
L superior to all other PREPARATION, Tor .ulening
giving a brilliant gluss aud increasing the growth
Of the hair; r,sh suppl, at
Ill r. TANIOE'S
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OF
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-02-03
ARTISTS UNION OF CINCINNATI.

rVNHE Artists Union is established in the city
I of Cincinnati for the promotion of the tastes
for the Fine Arts and the encouragement of the
great body of artists residing in the western States.
The plan Of the institution unites great public good
with private qualification, at mere nominal eX
pense.
The annual subscription of membership is five
dollars, which entities members to all its privileges.
The money obtained from subscriptions (after pay
unnecessary eXpenses) is appropriated to the pro-
ducton Of two fine engravings, ofwhich every sub
scriber receives a copy of each for every five dol
lars paid-to the publication of monthly Journal
devoted 10 literature and art-and to the purchase
of American Works of Art, which will be publicly
distributed by lot among all the members, on the
first of September of each year The Paintings dis
trbuted will be richly framed ut the expense OF the
Institution
Subscribers for 1851 receive q copy of Mounts
celebrated picture of Catching Rabbits" and a
beautiful print of Washington" after Stuarts cell
ebrated Portrait, which is admitted to be the best
now in existence.
There have been about ninety paintings already
purchased for distribution, nearly every artist of
merit in the West being represented in the colec-
ton, among whom may be mentioned, Mrs. Lilly
NJ Spencer, T. w. Whittridge, w. L. Sonntag, r. 5.
Duncanson, G.. n. & j. p. Frankenstcin Charles
Soule, J. O. Eaton, Emile Bott, V. M. Griswod VIM.
II. Beard, J. Cox, b. Nj. McConkey, G. w. White,
Chas. Rogers, j. r. Johnson, and others.
Among the paintings to be distributed are the fol-
lowing: Domestic Happiness, by Mrs. L. Nj. Spcn-
GER considered her best work The Season, by w.
L. Sonntag; The Old Mill, by the same Crawford's
Battle Ground, by V.M Griswold River Raisin Bat
tie Ground, by X. S. Duncanson two marine views
by JAS Hamilton several sketches by Thos Brch
three of Whittridges best Landscapes; three of
G. N Frankenstein's Kentucky Views four land
scapes by Duncanson; two by V. M. Griswold !;
five by w. L. Sonntag three of Francis celebrated
Still Life pictures fancy head, Genevieve, by J.
O. Eaton and Viola, by Chas. Soue. Besides these
there are about sixty other paintings, mostly by
western artists; in addition to which others will
be added as fast as subscriptions are received.
Additional information in regard to the plan and
objects of the above institution, will be furnished
by Honorary Secretaries, who are appointed in all
the principal places in the Union.
In places where there are no Hon. Secretaries,
can be forwarded to THos. FARRIs &
Co. acting managers of the Artists Union of Gin
cinnati subscriptions received by HENRY PEN
NoYER, Hon Secretary for Grand Haven and Vi
cinity. !
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The British Quartcrlies ind Blacl<wood's
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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-02-03

One of the leading government papers of Prus-
STA contains long article on the growth Of the
United States, and the danger which this ggan-
tic republic threatens to the monarchial coun-
tries of Europe. According to the writer, we
have now millions in reserve, and large fleet
ready to pounce down upon Europe at the first
favorable moment. The article warns the ma
tons of the danger, and advises them TO watch
carefully the conduct of our consuls and ambas-
sailors, and if necessary, to send them out of
their country. 1t suggests that the Europeans
should keep on the defensive. A Bremen paper
replies to this in capital style. The editor says
that the chief danger to Europe is to be looked
for from the side of California. The United
States thinks first of annexing all the islands of
the ocean, then China, and after stopping in ST.
IBERIA to release the prisoners, to overthrow Rus
sia and so on through Europe. The article in
the Prussian paper was too absurd 10 be an
swered in any other way than in joke, and the
Bremen writer did it up as it deserved.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-02-03
MORTGAGE Sale.


hEFAULT having been made in the payment
~ of q certain sum of money, secured to be paid
by ndenture of Mortgage, bearing date the six
teenth day of October A. ID. eighteen hundred and
forty-eght, executed by Sherry Hammond, of OF
tawa County, State of Michigan, to Francis b. Gill
bert of the same County On which Mortgage
there is claimed to be due at the date of this
tice the sum of one hundred fifty-two ninety-six
hundredths dollars, for the collection of which, or
any part thereof, no suit at law or in equity has
been commenced Notice is therefore hereby Civ
en- that by virtue of power of sale, in said Mort
gage contained, and in pursuance of the statute in
such case made and provided, the premises there
in described TO wit The south east fraction of the
southeast quarter of section eleven, and lots
bered one and two, and the southwest quarter
of the northeast quarter of section fourteen all
in township eight NORTH of range sixteen west,
containing in all one hundred sixteen and thirty
one hundredths acres, according to government
survey, will be sold at public vendue, to the high
est bidder at the Court House, in the village of
Grand Haven, in said county of Ottawa, on the
twenty eighth day of October, A. ID. eighteen hun
dred and fiftyone at two o'clock in the afternoon
of said day. FRANCIS b. GILBERT, Mortgage.
Grand Haven, July 2S 1851. I13w4.I
The above sale is postponed until December 20,
A. ID. 1851, at the same hour and place.
FRANCIS b. GILBERT Mortgage.
The above sale is further postponed until the
Goth day of March, A. d. 1852 at the same hour
and place. FRANCIS b. GILBERT, Mortgage.
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The Christian advocate aud journal.

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