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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-03-26
AUCTION.

WILL be sold at public Auction, on
w Monday, March 30th, all the Real
Estate owned by the late John Wilbur Of
Hopkinton; viz: One farm lying 3.4 Of
q mile N. w. Of Hopkinton City, comprising
go acres of land, with dwelling house,
barn, carr age house and crib.
Said farm is we'll water ed, has F, plenti-
ful supply Of wood, suitably divided into
moving, pa sturing and plough land
contains 10 acres of rec laimed swamp we'll
adapted to the cultivation Of hoy grain or
Gran berries.
Also will be sold tract of land, lying
1-2 mileN. Z Of the aforsaid farm. (cal-
led the Slocum Place. containi ng 81 IL
acres, on which is stau ding a large guam
tity of marketable " 90 d either for fuel or
ship timber; so me good m eadow and pas
ture land
Also will be sold piece Of meadow land,
lying in N. Sto min gton near said farm.
Also tract called the (Henry Lewis
land) lining Is acres lying near Hop.
kinton City, and adjoining the farm Of the
late DIR. Geo rye Perry; on said lot 10
valuable bog which has been known to
produce 100 bushels Of Cranberries . year
Said sale will commence ut the farm
house 10 o'clock, A, NJ, il pleasant, il
not the first pleasant day.
W. H. WILBUR, Exeo'r
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~ Col. WIN. W. Brown, Of tho

~ Col. VIM. W. Brown, Of the
Providence Light Infantry, was elected
Major General In place Of Ambrose e.
Burnside, resigned, BY the General As
sembly, last week. The circumstances
connected with this case are rather pe-
culiar. Col. Brown, it will be recollect-
ed, had charges preferred against him
by Brigadier General Pitman for disobe-
dience Of orders given by that officer on
the occasion Of the Fourth Of July cele-
bration, in Providence, last year. A
Court Martial was ordered, which was
subsequently, dissolved by the Governor
on the ground that, as a parade on that
day was not required by law, the Brig
adler General had no legal authority to
make any order 10 reference to it. Owing
to this order Of the Governor, without
consulting Major General Burnside, who
ordered the Court, Gen. B. resigned !,
aud thus the vacancy was created, which
has been filed by the election Of Col.
Brown, who was 50 directly concerned.
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Che mesterlp Gfbo,
AND
Pawoatwok Advertiser.
westerly, March 70, 1857.


Money.
We are very much in want of money
from those who owe US. There is sew
eral hundred dollars due US from good
aud responsible persons in bills Of from
one to six dollars which are so small that
the time and expense that we should be
subject to in going after them, would
amount to nearly as much as the money
We should get. The amount individual
ly is small, yet in the aggregate it
amounts to large SUN. If those who
are thus indebted to US will remit the
amount due us, by mail or otherwise,
they will confer great favor upon US.
=" A word to the wise is sufficient"
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~ On Saturday evening. lust n

~ On Saturday evening, just pre-.
vious to the CONNIE encement Of the
opera, at the Philadelphia Academy, q
worthy member of tho female chorus
died suddenly in the green room, of dis.
e,se Of the heart. The singers, shock
ed as they were, forced down their emo
tions, and went through their part with
apparent composure The audience was
unusually enthusiastic, but TO tho few
who bad heard Of the grim intrusion Of
the King Of Terrors into the temple of
mirth and festivity, the scene before the
curtain had in il something fthe sw-
ful. The opera performed was Linda
d Chamounir, and the corpse was dress.
ed in the gay costume Of the Swiss can.
tous while the festal scene was proceed
ing not q hundred yards distant.
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M A R IL 1 Il ID ,

In this village, on the 2lst inst. by Rev.
Mr. Whitman, VIM. b. Lawton to Miss Sarah
E. Bliven, daughter Of Erastus Bliven, all Of
this place.
In this village, by Rev. J. Taylor, on Mon
day last, Orin B. Crandall, Of Almond, N. Y,
to Miss Mary E. Sherman, daughter Of Hazard
Sherman, of this village.
IN North stonington, on the 18th, instant
by the Rev. Charles G. Lewis, Mr.. Alfred II.
Perry, Of North Stonington, to Miss Hannah
Elizabeth Sherman, daughter Of Hazard Sher.
man, Of this village.
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~ We learn that at a Senatorial
Convention, composed of delegates op.
posed to the present national administra-
ton, held at Grotop, c., on the 10th
inst, for the purpose Of nominating
a candidate for State Senator, for
the seventh district Of that State,
Franklin A. Palmer, Esq, of Ston-
iugton, was unanim ously nominated for
that Office. Should be be elected that
district will be ably represented in the
highest branch of the Legislature.
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I~ A novel license bill has been in.
troduced into the New York Assembly
1t provides that no person shall drink
strong liquors without first obtaining a
license, which may be granted by any
Justice Of the Peace, on the following
terms:
For license to drink lager beer, cur.
rant or any domestic wines, so cents -
For strong beer, rs cents. For whis
key and home made liquors, ST.. For
French or any imported brandy, ST. so
For champagne, burgundy or an foreign
wine, s..
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90 The proceedings in the case of
John Dean, the coachmau, who married
bis employers daughter, for possession
of bis wife, have resulted in favor Of
the loving pair. The judge decided that
the parties were legally married, and
that John had aperfect right to his
Mary Ann. A few days since. Dean
called for his wife at the residence of her
father and conducted her to q house in
another part of the city where he had
already engaged apartments.
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p~ We called at the store of Mr..
David Smith, day or two since, where
We noticed new and large assortmcn,
of paper haugiugs and bordering, Of
almost every variety, some patterns
we're unusually neat and pretty. We
also noticed ssme very excellent carpet
ings of different varieties. Mr.. s. and
his geutlemanly clerk, Mr.. Coy, are al
ways pleased to show their goods, to all
who may call.
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- Rumors are circulated in this

~ Rumors arc circulated in this
Congressional District that Hon. b. B.
Thurston intends to run with . view Of
defeating the election on the 6rst trial.
In refnarhing on this subject, the Prov
idsnce Journal says" We are authori-
sed and requested to contradict this
most emphatically. II any such use is
made of Mr.. Thurstons naune, 80
it will be without bis consent and against
his Wishes"
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"a BY paying Eve cents, q person

"a BY paying FIVE cents, q person
wishing to send money by mail, may
have bis letter registered at the Office
of deposit, but this certificate esrrys no
guaranty of safe delivery, and its only
use is to afford proof of deposit, and Of
delivery to the proper person If il goes
through safe. Instead of preventing,
there is good reason to believe that the
registry system actually facilitates fraud
on the part Of the post Office officials,
by pointing out the letters which contain
money.
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~ A brother of DR.. Rae publishes es

~ A brother of DR.. Rae publishes
a letter explaining that the schooner
which the doctor is fitting out at Kings
ton, Canada, is not intended to pursue
the search for Franklin's party, but TO
complete the survey of the part Of tho
northern coast yet uuexplored. He
does not think another search for Frank =
Inns party necessary or expedient.
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Bonnet Bleach hery,

Near Wesserly Depot
HITCHCOCK's Bonnet and Straw Mt
- Bleachery will be Reopened on
Mo nday, April 9th, 1867. Milliners will
md they can make n saving by having
tn cir Bleaching done at this Establish
ment,
EP. HITCHCOCK
Westerly, Ma rch Path, 1867. 1880
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VTyHE subscriber having been appointed
Il by the Hon. Court Of Probate ofths
town Of Hopkinton administrator on the
estac Of Eleanor Nichols, Late Of Hop.
fed himself accordingly, hereby requests
all persons having demands against said
estate TO- present them and those indebted
to said estate to make immediate payment.
OLIVER L LANGwORTHY, Admir-.
Hophinton, March ~, 1857, '8t-f0O
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e@ A new Mormon dance, which
tickles the fancy of the Gentiles much,
has been introduced in Utah, and is all
the rage. Each gentleman has two la
dies for his partners, and it is denom-
mated the" " Mormon Cotilion, or Heav-
en- upon Earth
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~ Gen. James B. M. Potter has
declined the Democratic nomination for
Lieutenant Governor, and Isaac Hall,
Of North Kipgstown has been nominated
in bis place.
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w Jack Siugerland, pure blooded
African, a sort of protege of Hon. John
I. Singerland Of Bethlehem, N Y, who
though black as the ace of spades, is a
free holder and we'll To do, has recently
sloped with the white daughter Of a
neighbor and been united to the fair lass
10 bonds matrimonial. Jack is 81, the
young lady II.
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% The Philadelphia Inquirer states
that large six horse coach, with which
the driver was returning from the city
to Frankfort, on Thursday evening took
fire from the bursting of fluid lamp,
and the flames spreading with such RAG
idty that the driver was only enabled
to save himself and horses. The omql-
bus was entirely destroyed.
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~ Charters for railroad from War
rem to Fall River have been passed BY the
Legislatures Of this State and Msssa-
chusetts The distance is six miles, and
the cstimat ed cost is about one hundred
and 6fty thousand dollars.
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s% The Ashaway Singing School,
Mr.. o. s Spencer, teacher, will have a
public closing school, on Saturday eve
ming of this week This school is q
large one, which has for the past winter
praotised mostly on music from Glee u
books.
Mr., O.'s Glass at Milltown, will have
a public closing on Tuesday evening Of
next week All whs attended the close
ing Of this school last year, were well
pleased, and still better musical enter
ainmeut may be expected next Tuesday
evening.
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~ The General ssembly adjourned
on Saturday last, to meet again on the
last Tuesday Of May, at Newport. This
session was three weeks longer than any
previous session--beipg eleven weeks.
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Alariue Cisf.
PORT OF WESTERLY.

ARRIVED.
March 2l-Sloop Leader, Gavitt, Providence,
23-Schooner Jane, Dickens, NY
SAILED
ii arch l9-Schooner T Dickens, Dickens N Y
2l-Sloop E W Babcock. Robinson,
Providence.
24-Schooner o Smith, Hall, NY
25-Sloop Leader, Gsvitt, Providence.
26-Schooner Jane, Dickens, NY
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% A married lady who was in the
habit of spending the most time iu tie
society of her neighbors, happened one
day to be suddenly taken i'll, and sent
her husband in great haste for a physi.
clan. The husband ran a short distance,
but soon returned, exclaiming, "My
dear, where shall I fud you when get
back ?"
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~ The bill for man and bis wifs,
who occupied parlor aud sleeping room,
one day and two nights at Washington
botel, was just $40. The rats could
not afford to stay in that house
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N 0tlce.

TNHE subsciber offers for sale all tho
Il interest he has in the Estate belong
ing to j. L. Ba bcock Dece ascd. Also
twenty shares in the Pawcat uck Bank,
one building lot bought Ct J. "A. Morgan,
Esq, also ten acres of land prin cipally
wooded, abou two miles from this village.
VIM. S. BABCOCK.
Westerly, March Oath, 1867. $1,000
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n@- The New York News states that
at collection recently taken up in an
Episcopal church in Brookline, Massa-
chusetts, one individual-name not men.
tioned-put into the box a roll of bills
amounting to $l2, 2,646, all Of which, it
is said, is destined to 6ud its way to Kan
sas.
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@rIf you wish to preserve the health
Of your horses, exercise them in the op-
en- air every day, when not actually in
use The same may be said Of your
children, yourself, and your wife.
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p~ The Intelligencer, published at
Austin, Texas. notices the death of o
little girl some five or six year old from
the effects of taking snuff. She was 90
addicted to its use, child as she was, that
she literally ate it and lived on il.
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s@ Hon. Neal Dow Of Portland has
been appointed by Gov. Williams, Com
missioner from Maine to the French
Agricultural Exhibition 10 Paris for
1857.
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~ Gov. Geary has resigned the
G Goveruorship of Kansas, which has been
accepted. The appointment has been
rendered to Hon. Robert j. Walker, but
it is understood he will not accept.
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DI E. D..

In Exeter, on the 18th inst, Miss Lucy
Glover, aged So years.
In Colchester, Conn.,, 9th inst. ,. Frank H.,
son OF Rov. J. p. Williams.
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S0r The London Artisan mentions an
INVENTION for softening horn and render
ng itelastic like whalebone.
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Still three years later aud the Lind
say mansion now owned aud tcnanted by
Annie Selwin. saw a strange eight. 1t
was Aunie's burial eve. One Of Brit
aius proudest courtiers stood by her side
and was welded to her. England g
proudest blood, save that Of royalty was
there; high born danes and noble ladies
clad in the gorgeous loveliness Of the
eastern world, hung on the arms of men
who have braved the iron storm Of bat.
tie fields, or trod the mazy dance to
the music Of what seemed choir Of an.
gels.
But bard 1.-The music was busbcd,
the rustic Of silks and satius was stop.
ped, and the jewels sbono with steady
light for q moment - the long and bril-.
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Farm for Sale.

TNIlE subscribers offer for sale the farm
l. known as the Peter Hoxsie farm
Said farm is located in the town of Rich
mond, county Of Washington, State OF
Rhole Island, | 1-2 miles from Carolina
Mills, two miles north of the Providence &
Stonington railroad also miles from Shan
mock depot, AMI about 4 miles from Brands
Iron Works and Al ton. Said farm has a
dwelling house, two barns and some other
out buildings. The farm contains about
four hundred acroes Of land, we'll divided
into moving tillage and pasture, and con
tains from two to three hundred acres of
wood land. Said farm with good cultiva
ton will, keeps cows, horse, yoke Of OK
Ell 40 or so sheep and 10 head of young
stock. Said farm will he sold to suit pur-
chasers in one or two, which can be con-
icntly di 'ided Wood now on the prcmis-
es fit for market will over half pay for the
farm. Those wishing to purchase will plea sc
call on Peter H. Rathburn, who resides on
the above named premises
PETER II. RATHBUN,
GEORGE f. RATlIBUN.
Richmond, August 10Th, 1867. 3lG
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AdministratOrs'iNOtice.

TIIE undersigned having been appointed
l. by the Hon. Court Of Probate of the
town of IIopkinton, Administrator on the
Estate Of Henry NJ. Wells. deceased, and
having qualified himself according to law,
hereby calls on all persons indebted TO said
estate to make payment to him, and all
persons having claims against said estate 4,
to present them Immediately.
CHARLES MOVES, Adminstr.tor.
August 20 1861. Biz
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sheffield Il co.

THE subscribers successors to II. & i
l. SheffieldD, having associated them
selves under the above name, are prepared
to furnish NJ
Low PRICES, For C.4SH,
or approved credit, to all who may favor
them with call, with
Dry GoOds, Groeeries, Crockry, Hard-
ware, Boots, Shoes, Ladies and
Misses CATERS, Slippers,
dc, DC.
We have also large and we'll selected
stock of Iron, Steel, cart and wagon boxes
Horse Shoes, Horse and Ok Nails, at whole
sale and retail. GEO SHEFFIELD.
300 THOS. ID. SHEFFIELD.
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" The Father Of his Country ~

"The Father of his Country ~
He is represented in the garb and egalia
of Free Mason, standing in the entrance
of the great and magnificent temple of King
Solomon-the picture being superbly dec
GRATED with the mystic symbols of Free
Masonry, and appropriately colored in the
highest style of art, presents one of the
most gorgeous spectacles of oriental mag
nifcsnce Of which the mind can conceive.
The likeness is striking and grand, for the
sublimity of attitude, and the ease and
dignity Of manner, is unsurpassed by any
other painting ever executed either in this
country or Eur ope.
This surprising picture has been produc-
ed at an enormous cost, and in order to
supply the demand Of all classes and tastes
has been executed in various styles of col
oring, at q proportionatc cost ranging at
retail from "a 90 to $500.
Pictures on other subjects far inferior TO
this are sold daily at ~ and $40 per copy,
bat in order to place them within the reach
Of all, (that no American citizen heed be
deprived Of having their parlor or Office
Eonored and adorned with one of tn csc mag
niicent specimens of American art, in the
form Of the great and the good Father of
our country,) have made the price thus
low.
Sample Copies will be sent by mail or
express to any part of TIE United States
on receipt of the retail price in current
funds or postage stamps.
For terms to agents, n full list OF my new
publications for 1857, or for sample copies
address ii. M, Rulison, 141 Main street
Cincinnati, O., or if livign east, address
ID. Rulison, % South Third st, Philadel-
phia.
=. S..-Publishers ofnewspapers or peri
odicals giving the above advertisement, in
cluding this notice, four or more insertions
in conspicuous part of their paper, send
ing me marked copies of the same, shall
have one of the highest priced Of these pic
lures mailed to their address.
III. NJ. RULISON,
Queen City Publishing House,
1870 l4l Main ST., Cncinnatti.
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Rhode Island Seminary
AT NORTH SCITUATE, II. l.

AT NORTH SClTUATE, IL. l.
THIS institution, (known heretofore as
l. the Smithvlle SemnaIy,) having
passed into new hands will be opened for
students on Monday, Sept 7th under the
direction Of
REV. w CoLEGRovE, and Princi-
Kav. a. CoLBuVN, A. NJ. pals
Assisted by full corps of competent
Teachers in the several departments.
The situation is beautiful, the expenses
moderate, the instruction will be thorough,
II nd every effort made to render the school
II pleasant and profitable place of resort tor
youth of both sexes.
Jao" Circulars giving full particulars
will be sent on application.
REFERENcEs.-Rev 4 II Vail, Westcr-
ly, Hon. VIM ID Brayton. Apponaug. Bar
mas Sears ID ID, and Hon. Charles Brad
ley, Providence. 6w3lS
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IN p Il Il SIS,
Col. J. G.. Fremont's Explorations

Prepared by the Author, and Embrac-
ing all his Expeditions.
Superbly Illustrated with SteelPlates and
Wood Cuts, engraved under the immediate
superintendent of Col. FREMONT, mostly
from Daguerreotypes taken Oh the spot ,and
will be issued in style to match Dr.Ka s
works. 1t will also contain n new Steel Por-
trait, being the only correct likeness Of the
auth or ever publishes
Two Volumes, Octavo-$5.OO.
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Brazil and the BraZillians.
by REV. ID. p. KlDDER,
Of the .NethOdist Episcopal Church.
ny REV. J e. FLETCHER,
Dc a.. Drosb,feriuo rbUrcL

BY REV. c. FLETCHER,
of the Presbyterian church.
This new and splendilly-llu lustratcd work
tone large valume octave, in uniform style
witt the superb volumes of Dr.. Kane's Arc
tic Explora TONS is the joint effort of the
above M med gentlemen, who, as travellers
and as missionaries, (and one i'll an official
position as Acting Secretary of tue United
States Legation at Rio,) have had long
aud varied exper ence in n land full Of in
terest, whether we regard il in n natural,
commercial political or moral point of view.
Price $500.
E5~ ANY of the above works will be sent
by mail free Of postage ly renting the
published price.
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The Young Mems Lyceum,

or Westerly, still continues to meet at
" the Academy Hall, as formerly, on
Thursday evening of each week, at which
time they will be happy to meet as many of
their friends as will favor them with call
BY order Of the Lyceum,
o. c. ROGERS, President,
lw23l X. BARNEY, Secretary.
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Lost.

IN Westerly, on the 10th ult., asilver pa
Il tent lever Watch with silver dial of
NJ. j. Tobias make, the finder and deliv-
erer will be suitably rewarded.
GEORGE RUSSELL, JR.
Potter Hill, Aug. Goth, 1857. lw
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StOlcis

LNROM Fish House, on Quonochou' aug
IL Beach, on Sunday the oh irst., i ST.
yer Detached Lever Watch, Of N }. Tobias
& Co.'S make, Liverpool, No. 45l00. who.
ever wi return said Watch, or give such
information that il can be found viii DC
suitably rewarded.
SANFORD N. SANDERS.
Potter Hill, Aug. II 1851. '3t3ls
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Private School.

TNHE subsc riber would respectfully an
Il nounce to the citizens of Westerly
and vicinity that he will open Private
Schoo', in the basement of the Congrega-
tionol Church, on the 18th OF October next
for instruction in. the English and higher
branches. An experienced and highly ed
ucated female teacher will be connec ted
with the school Application may be made
to DR.. J. G.. Pearce or David Smith, ESQ
Terms-For English Branches, $5 per
term. Languages 50 per term.
VIM. IL. WOODBRIDGE, JR.,
"5w32l Principal.