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are not, we usk why you are not willing
to make this division, and how you can
avoid making it when this “equal divi
sion of property” shall he consumma
ted? Thatis the cluss who will be com
pelled, by their leaders, to cluim a divi
sion ol property with the humble but
respectable class to which you belong.
I'or, the property of the more wealthy
and the rich, will be divided among the
leaders-—Dorr, Parmenter, Luther, and
their inmediate associates, the more
eminent of the greatrveformers, There
never was a more dangerous, wicked
and hypoeritical scheme played off upon
deluded men than that which leads the
poor to consider the rich as their ene
mies, ‘The fact is, and there is not a
more obvious truth in life, that the pros-
perity of the rich is the sure and never
fatling prosperity of the middling inter
est and the laboring classes, T'o prove
this position, it can only be necessary
to ask the industrious poor man, what
wonld become of himsell and family if
he and they were situated in a commn-
nity where every one was as poor or
more needy than himself? Could sueh
a community aflord him ‘omplut\'m«em,l
and pry him his dollar or more pey day
at the end ol every week? ‘
Finally, we make the declavation,
without fear of contradiction, that !h('rvj
is no spot on this earth where the poor,
the Inborving and the middling classes)
ol society, ever occupied so enviable a
position, as those elasses lhiave always
occupied in this much injured and villi
fied State.—For here in Rhode Island,
far nearly two hundred years, wiih
scarcely asingle exception, the Govern
ment, and every department ol it, has
been in the hands of, and has been ad
ministered, and wisely administered too,
by those who had their origin in, and
proudly claimed to belong to, cither
the laboring ormddling interest elasses. |
Let those who spend their time in try-
g to crnbitter the poor against the rich,
v ponder over these undentable truths,
and shadder when they reflect upon the
mischiel they are scattering broadcast
through socicty, He who lahors to en
rage the poor against the righ, and
teaches the ignorant that they have a
vight, when aud how they please to re
gist the Inws of the land, is more to be
dreaded than the miduight assassig, or
he who applies the toreh to the dwelling |
of his neighbor, |
it you would avoid the evils to which
we have referred, (Ollow the advice we
give you—be at the polls on WEDNES
DAY NEXT, at an early hour, and
use your utmost excitions ty sccure
the largest possible vote for the frue
Rhode Lsland Ticket, ¥
The Carpenter-Darviies are circu
iating a story in the north part of lhv:
State, as we were informed a few days
since by a highly respectable gentle
wan m Providence, that the law and
order ticket in Newport woald not ob
tain over a handred majority, and that
Carpenter woold get a majoriy in lh«-:
town of Portsmonth, Soch falschoods|
ns these show to what desperate straits
the party are driven, In answer to this
cwe assure our fiiends, that the majority |
for the Rhode Island Prox n Na-wpnn,;
will he much nearer five hundred (hiuni
one hundred—and i Portsmouth, our
prox will obtain a majority of at least a
Saundred, and morve than that ip Mddie
town, No fears, in fact, need be cn
tevtamed; by any except Dorrites, that
the County of Newport will fail to doits
duty., Our soil s uncongemal 10 row
dyism. It can have no abiding place
among us, We have no property hLere
to be divided by violence, ,
st 7 We would thank our friends in
this county, especially, to favor us with
aceurate returns of the vo gon Wed
pescay, immcdiately after the close of
the polla. = Also the names of the Sena
tors and Representatives elected.,
Thomas W, Daorre, arrived in Provi
dence Last FPrday evening —stopped at
the house of Burrington Auothony all
night, and early on Satarday morning,
Jelt the ety for Pawtucket and ook
Jodgings at Abell’s tavern on the Massa
chysetis side of the hine, where he holds
dadly communication with his pohtical
associates. We upderstand the authori
tes have made a requisition on Gov.
Moiton for hisdelivery, !
e Granasm ror Aviar. —We have
barely voom to say a word m favor ol
the Apnlnumber of Greaham’s Magazine
The plates, if possible are more heautiful
than ever.—<The contents me alway s
mteresting . —Received and for sale at
Fry's,
T'he back ronbere will be furnished
on application ns above
e Car fiend ). G G of New
Yok, will aceept our thanks fora copy |
of the Loundon Mortning Herald of Mar.!
Sy witho which be politely favored us
Jast weelk, ;
T'he Riate election in Connecticut, takes
place on Monday next, 31 ol Spnl.
Ee* Our Miscellaneous readers will
readily excuse us this week, f(or the
omission of our usual miscellavcous se
lectionz, when they recollect that this is
the Tast paver we shiail publish before the
election,
We understand the cars on the Ston
ington Rail Road, were unable to pro
ceed fumther than Kingston yesterday
morning, in consequence of damage (¢
the road by the late severe storm of rain.
The Court Martinl,
The testimony in the case of Mackenzie
was closed oo Wednesday of Jast week, 1
is now wore than six weeks since the com
mencement of the trinl, Mr, Griffin, one of
the counsel for the accused, read the defenee
of Conunander Mackenzie before the Court
Martial, ‘l'he New Yorlk Commercial Ad
vertiser says:
“It was an able nod well written document.
ceovering all the pomnts in the case, and re-
Huting all the objections that have been made
(by the prosecution. ‘l'he reading of the
detence occupied abont two hours. The
prmeipal points of defence have of conrse
Cheen anneipnted by the evidence developed
tdurig the progress of the tral, Tt was hs
tened o, thronghonty with the most breath-
Jess attention, and some passages of it made
agreat impression on the aadience, thoogh
not a sound was heard from any one during
Athe reading. "The chapel in which the court
was held was crowded withspectators, a great
proportion of whom were ladies,”
The New York Awmerican speaks of the
defenee as follows @
“I'he whole facts of the case were reca
pitulated with ¢learness and great abiliny und
the summing up ob the evidenee agains
Cromwell was excecdingly powerful, The
caplession of Spencer and Sumil were dweh
upon strongly ;5 and the stnking fact thm
thongh Spencer und Cromwell met st the
gangwuy asthey were led 1o the balter, not
n word passed between them,althongh pre
viously Spencer had protested that Cromwel
was innocent, was cited as proof conclusive
of the latter’s cwilt”
Sias —T'he Millerites are well supplied
with signs, such as earthquakes, comets, me
teors —und scoffers. The only dinwhack s,
that these things Laye been of frequent, and
sowe of them ot constant oceurrence, from
tine immemonial, How are they wore wig
niticant now than they were 2000 years ago?
Phie ancients had echipses also to trighten
thew, "These are now onutted fromthe cata
logue of potents thanks to the hght of sciencs
which not only shows their cause, but reveals
m ndvance, the dates of their oecurrenes,
e weak and credulgus, whostand zaping }
for prodigies and wonders, will be sure 10
find them What s lecking in realiny, \uli‘
he supphied by woagination. =N V. Jowr, of
Commerce. }
Tue Srason.— It iz now the 15th of Mar,
snys the Waorcester Spy, with o'l the usual
nppearances of mud o winter about vee The
weather has been very cold sinee thus mom |
came 1, und the earth 18 covercd with snow,
to which there was an addition of about three
inches, day betore yesterday, A change
st be near ot hand, and, we apprehend
the earth will be i a wmore favorahle condi
ton for vegetution when the snow disnppears
than if it had been as rpaked and exposed.
throngh the winter aud curly spring, nsat hos
been some winters past.—"T'w o years ago.
varly peas ware planted in February, and one
person m this vicinny hiad two acres sown
about a week carler than this time--g singn
larcontrast to the present state of the scason.
Murper v New Youk.——A BMr|
Charles G, Corlies, who kept a bowhng
saloon at 360 Pyoadway, New York,
was shot i Leanard stieet i that eity,
on Monday mght of last week, The
discharge of the pistol gave the alarm,
and he was taken to the Catlton Hoase, |
where he survived bat an hour or two, |
He had a shart tme betore left his es |
tablishment with a female who had been
conversing with him some tine. A five
barvelled pistol, with one baviel discharg-|
cd and the rest loaded, was found by |
ins body. A diligent search was made
i the vigimty, but no trace of the assas- |
sin could be found, nor was the woman|
seen who was conversing with him., Al
min pamed Henry Coltop, of Baelay
street, has been arrested on suspicion of
lwmg the llnutlru'r, and committed 1o
prison. Susprcion was direeted to him on
pecount of his now being out on bail,
having been arrested for snapping a load
ed pmistol atthe head of Corlies, a few
days gmee. Colton alleged that Corlies
Lad heen guilty of pmproper mtimacy with
hs wife, When be was arrested he was
perlectiy cooly and at appeared had beey
at home, at the time the deed was done |
Hhis wife, however, was found jua state!
bordering on nsanity and wonld not see
any one ull the door ol hei toom was
broken down,
A coroner’s inguest was sabsequently
held, but no satistactory proot cculd be
gathered from the witnesses examined as
to the identity of the person who perpe
trated the aet,
The New York papers mention that «
woman, supposed to be the paramour ol
Corhies, has stoce been wrested.
Jons Tyikn seems to he making a clean
sweep ol all the Whig office holders in the
country. Our exchanges from all parts ol
the conntry arve Gled with the dotale We arn
glaod the Whigs ave willing to be turned o
ratherthan give up there poneiplos. We havy
heard of o tew office holders who were Clay
men when oppomted, hut have taraned Calhoun
men since=<hut these mstanees thank tortinmn
are few and far between. They exiibit how.
evergthe corrupting ifluence of othice < Low.
el Jowrnal,
Waso vonr ks <<"T'he hest wash for the
hodies of young trees s Ive mde from ashes
or from potash-<one ponmd ol potash will Iy
coongh tor one gallon of warer. "Tiis shonio
b npphied with o hrush or o swab to the by
ol the tree an the mwonth ot Jaly 5 tor tha s
the season o whi b inseers bay the CREs on
the hods and ot the oot of the tree, Thas
wash will entiely destroy all the moss on th
bodyy wod alb the ew and cggs and worms thin
come i contact withoot P he wash s maeh
profevecd 1o bome washy as it asa vegetabile sub
stanee 5 ommd 1t will not close the pores of 1a
wood as loane will 1 has been long tiied Iy
the be st orchmdists, and has never beon knows
toangure o sgle tree, when made as aboy e i
rected.~ Maine Farmer.
There are rnmors of pportant Al renees o
oprmion between Moo Waobstor and Meo Spen
vor, There are no faether indications ot M
Wibster s mtention to resign
HERALD O THE TIMES.
Ktewwsm,
A Lowell printer requests one of the Miller.
ite vreachers to ‘cull and settle’ for the printing ||
of sowe sgvond advent |'Jllflili hetore he gma“
"p. |:
A Poicassunorise —~A gentleman ln'mg'i
at Northfleet, England, has purchased for him- |
selfan annnity of £5OO a year uud the residue ‘
of lus property (about £200,000) is to ho ap-|
propriated to the building of 40 almshouses,
the inmates of which ure to receive 126 a
week.
Procurss or tone T'eveeeaver Caver. -
Cram's large distillery, in Wooster streer,
near Canal, New-York, is about to be conver- |
ted into dwelling houses. Millions of gallons |
ol the ‘“ruw materinl’ have been converted into
porter house grog in that establishment. |
The Norfolk Herald says thut the Imr«lmnl
Levantarrived in Delaware bay on .\'umln.\l
from the West Indies. The Lull, as fur as|
could be seen, was completely encascd iu solid
‘e to the thickness of some four or five ject !
Several of the hands are suid to be badly frost
bhitten, |
Itisstated that upwards of 2000 persons have ‘
hecome professors of religion within the lusl]g
few weeks in the city of Albany. 'T'ho ghur-i
ches are open every night, and ace hiterally l
thronged, |
General Juckson was 76 years old on|
Wednesday week.
Exvancesest oF tne BErig Casar =="T'he
drst 14 sections of the enlivged eanal have cost
FLM067227. The cost of completing the
works on them is estimated at $304,540,22
making a total of 6,254 512,45,
Pressovivasiv==The Legistature of Ponn
sylvimia have passed avodier bill for the ap
poimtment of Represontatives to Congress.——
Governor Porter probably will sign it '
The French Government intended to in
crease the number of cruizers on the Afhvican
coast, 1o check the sluve trade. Three ad
ditional vessels are to leave Toulon in the
spring for that statiun, ‘
Mus, Wooun, the petebrated vocalist, has
entered a Couvent in Yorkshire.—She lm\ingl
. . . |
become a convert to the Catholie fhith. !
A great public mecting of the fiicnds of My
Calloun has been held o Charleston, 8. €
to take active measures to bring Mr. Calhoun’s
cluims to the Presidency. Pickens, Holies,
Elmoreyand many distinguished Carolinians
were present and addressed the meeting.
Muw. L. N Foween, the Phrenologist, s in
Georgia for the benctit of lis healthy having
been tuken while lecturing in New York with
blecding at the lungs.
Ouro. A bill to distriet this State has passed
bhoth hranches of the Legisiatuve, On an even
vote, in the Statey it gives 6 Whigs and peftecn
Lucofucos.
S Patriek’s day seems 1o hiave been cele
brated in every part ot the country this year, |
The Tylpe party has disbanded i New
York and Philadelphia. "They have passcd
resolutiong against Keeping up a distinet orga
nization, "Vhey are to assimilate with the
Demoerats, and endeavor to secure the nomina
tion of Ty ler or Calhouny at the National Con
vention.
Mr. Fleteher Webster it is said will go 1o
China as Seeretary ol Legation to Me. Everert,
Hesry Coav has been nominated hy w
State Convention in Hlinois, for the Presiden-
cy. Fhe five is spreading
Tur Wasminaron Seecraror, published
in Washington, has come out an advocate for
Mr. Callioun to the Presidency.
The Earthquake o f February Bth was felt at
:
=urrnam
BRIGHTON MARKEY—Moxoav, Muar. 27
Reported tor the Boston Daily Advertiser & Patriot
At Market A 75 Beel Cattle, =7O Swine,—
S 0 Beot Canle llllsnld,
Prices—Dßeel Cattle=~"l"he price obtained
last week for o ke quality were hardly sos
tned, A sl number extraatd 120 420,
First gquality, w 175 a %50 second quality 4 25
a 4 005 thied qaality, 8575 a 425,
Sheep—None ot market,
Saine=—A lot to peddie, prime quality, de
for Sows, and D tar Barrows; also, lois ot
B 4 and 4 3d4e. A Lot of old Hogs 4 3-4¢,
At retatd trom 412 10 Ge.
SANGSA DS,
In this town, on the sth mst by the Rev,
Me. Swathy Me. Plahip Peekliom, Jroy ot Mud
dletown, 1o Miss Surah Vo daughter of My,
Nuthaniel Nason, of this town,
Lo Madddetown, an the Toghinst. by the Rey
Mre Smithy, Me George G Chiase, to Miss Han
nalt Mo danghter o Me. Joshua Copgeshall,
ot Maddletown.
In Bostol, on the 200 h tnst. My Thomus N
Aeng to Miss Havnah Mo Manchestery both
W,
Lo Nooth Kingstown, 20th inst. Mr. Bzekiel
G Pearce, to Mass Lowsa Hazard, both of that
taowin.
Lo "Thowpson, Conng on the 10th inst. My
Abraham Stadleyy of Providence, to Miss Mar
guret Dow, danghter of Captamn Beojaunn Har
ding of Buistol,
DEATHS.
In this towan, Saturday lasty Mr. Edward
Wiatson aged abont 76 y ey
In this town, on Sunday morning last, "T'hos
Handy, Esq. aged about 75 years,
[ Do this towng on Sanday aftevnoon Tasty an
st son o Mreo Begganan Frechorn, aged
ahout 4 vears.
! In Portsimonth, 20st inst. Loey (’lmntil--r‘
Jeldest dughter of Rev. Charles and Mis. La
feretin Noble, :q.'ml Y vears.
l 19 Providence, on the 20<t anst, Elizabeth
CA Woellsg o Blaphanton, NOH aged 18 yeurs
[On Frday Lasty Mirso Patience, wile off My
FWatson B Fhaehy on the 37th year of her age
[ On Saturday, Susan Moulton antant danghiter
pol M Geoo W Scamans, i the sixth vear ol
her age <O the sTth st Mes. Colin 1
it of Mes Clhinrles € Mowry, aged 33 venrs
CMes Rebecean €8 Read, wite of Meo D s
A Read, and danghter of Col. Thos. Sessions,
aged AV venrs
C e Bostol on the 200 h inet a child of Mr
VT hoss Wohite, aged Dmanths On Woduesday
lnsty Mo Wi, Davis, nged 42 - O Tharsday,
Mary M, danghiter of Mo Nathaon M. Bunn,
o Rechioboth, 160 h st Mo Aaron Pock i,
SO veurs, b months and 16 days, My 3 was
Pasoldivr of the Revolution, and was in Sally
van's expedition on Rbode sl ‘
Eo Eall Baver, Mo Uhomas Batts, o Revolu
HONAEY pensioner, 8
1o Lintle """l'tll'lt, on 20« inst MNon W!
i Walbimre, Catmerty o Judge i one of th
Comrts ot this State, i the SABth vear of his nge
Athe Umiversity of Viegima, on the 171 k
st of searlet fover, Alesander Dallas Bac b,
cson ol Protesson L Comtenay, i the ol
h)h" ul his gt ‘l
' S, SHIP NEWS, &5,
PORT GF NEWPORT.
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! THURSDAY, Ma-ch 2.
? Brig Good MHope, Riloy, 10 days fiom
Churbeston or Providence, Passed, ITth, i
lat. 36, lopg 74, brig C. B. "Tolman, with Joss
of foremast, and smils spht.
Brigs Antares, Crowell, and W Rogers,
ARRIVED,
Harding, tm Boston for Pivladelphia,
_Sehirs Riehmond, Awes, from New Yol for
Portland 5 Mariner, Adams, Nantoeler fo
Baltimore ; Philudelphiog Thaim, do for Phila
delphia s Soplironia, Bravton, New Bedford
fur do 3 Bethely Eldridge, Boston for Nortolk
Exity Saith, Chathiwn for do 3 Wyoming, Nick
crsolly Boston for Phaladelpbiag Billow, Cur
s, do for Washington, N. C. 5 Pilot, Crowell
Dennis tor the Delaware, Apprentice Loy,
Lortng, Yarmouth for do., Wave, Crowclly
Boston tor New-York : Ehza, Murreay, Beltus
for do s Lycoum, Phinney, Plymouth for do
Effort, Spear, Thomaston (or do. 5 Ellen Rod
many, Bheppard, and Win, Brawn, New Bed
ford for dos g Lelphin, Crowelly Yarmouth (o
Philudelphia ;3 Gov. Arnold, Bacon, New Jore
sev for Boston 5 G \Vaed, Baltimore for New.
bury o Alhiou, Newburs port for Phitudelphia
Stoops Midas, Denais from Prov. for NY
Hlenry Gibhsy Gibbs, 16 Lours from N Yok
tor Providence @ Passedat 9 A M. Sloop I 8
Istand, Hully ashore in the North Paseooge,
about a quarter of a mile Yelow Horl Gate -
Capt. Hull thought he shonld ger off” wr hagh
wiater withont damage. Capt. Gibhs reports
thut Scli'r Independence, Srewart, and Sloop
Junog Sturgisy arrived ot New-York morning ol
the 23d 5 Tecmmnsely, Childs, Y PIEVIONS (eee
passed the Roseius, and Oscury of "Taunton, at
anchor o Sand’s Point,
Hloops Providencey, Allen, fraom Wareen for
N. Boedtord 5 Yankee, Chunce, Fall River fin
New-York.
Sloop Menator, Giftord, fm Westport for New
York; Index, Gibbs, New B odiond for do,
FRIDAY, Mareh 211 h.,
Helhtrs Hornet, Paddbeford, fin "Taunton for
N. York ; Banner, King, Boston for Nortoly
Balunce, Nickerson, do for Baltimore 5 No 1.
Meßeady, Somers, 12 davs from Mobile, witli
Cotton, for Newport & Providence 3 Myrtle,
Paine, Prov. tor Madison, Cro: Messenger,
Hazlegrove, do for Fredonekshorg,
Nloops James Lamoherey, Kenny, from Proy,
for N. Y. Laaac 1 Bovden, Brown, Pall Ris
vr for do. 5 Jane, Hall, Prov. for New Bediord:
Vietory, Bryer, Prov. tor No Lovndon ; Vigibant,
Heathy New Yoek tor Providenes,
Sloop Republie, Soule;, fin Now Bedford o
N York,
SATURDAY, Mareh 25th
Sehr Elizabeth, Bragdon, 21 days foong At
takeapas for New York., 3 i
k Sl;mln Moses l‘.clnly, I)liwn, fin Prov. for N
Yorlk.
Brig Star, of North Yarmouthy Prnee, 43
dinvs trom Tobasco tor No Yok, in distress,
cirgo ol fogwood
Selir Obivia & Vieginia, Rollins, fin Pros
for Prederieksburg.
Sehirs Pennsyvavia, Bacony fin Boston fog
Badidelphin s Star, Kowan, Providence o
Baltimore 3 Valtore, Smally Newhuryport for
Alexandeiag with tore gatt and main hoow e
ried away, in the NW blow ofSaturda night
Pilot-hoat Hvam, of Edgarton, fin crmise.
Sloop Victory, Frenchyand Fanes Lo Fong,
Hawkins, tin Prov. for N York 5 Essex, Duor
fee, Pl River tor do.; Oscary, Proshy ) Ny
for Taunton.
Sloops Osear, Preshy, from N York for Pall
River; Frankling Notip, "Taanton for N
Bodtord.
MEMORANDA,
At New Oclaans, 10th, Schrs Gen. Cobly
Thommond, for Wilmington, and Virginin,
Buarronghs, for Charlestong both o sl Qrst
wind. Ave 10thy Schr Clura Ann, Cozzens,
tin Mobile,
Cld at Nortolk, 2Gth, Schr Rosalthe, Balkoer,
Wost Indies.
Wl at New Orleans, Hthy Schie Tasso, Almy
New-York.
Satled fm Savannah, 17th, Brig Prince de
Jomville, Gardoer, Havana,
Arvat New Orleans, Bthy Brig Avawon,
Switery, jroon Havana,
Areoat Npw York, 2240 Brig Canonicus,
Vianghang 19 days from N Ovleans,
At Savannahy 17thy Bog Poland, Swmith,
g forv Blavana, ["Flhe PoCRE Q 0
Cld at Havana, Gthy Schir Frauklin Green,
Draper, Cardenas.
Adv. at N, Orleans, 16th, Brig Teho, Mes
sery for Newportand Provo wanting 75 balex
At Tombez, in Septo shop MARGARE'T,
Wimpenny, of this porty 12 months outy 560
hbs ¢p ol
Spoken, in Nov ship CORINTHIAN, Pad
dock, N. Bedtord, 50 moniths out, 2600 bbls <p
oil,
TR TTYT RN YU DRAATR
TO TIHE CITIZENSOP NEWPORT,
The subseribers would respectfnlly inform
the eitizens ot the whove and neighboring
towns, that they have heen appomnted arents
for the sale of the eolebheated DANDELION
AND TOMATO PANACE) T'his won
dertul compound 14 composed of nine of the
begt medicmes which the veoetable Kingdom
prodoces, s purely vegetahle wnd s mann.
factored by Messis, Ron<om & Ntevens,
Chernsts and Donggistsg Arory ”n!l Punild
me, and s undonhtediy the best medicine
now hetore the pubhic tora debilitated sys
tem, For o more seneral iden please read
therr Addross 1o the Peop'e of the United
States, i another port of this paper,
RoRIAZARD Ay aiare,
R.J. TAVLOR, ¢
Newport, Mareh 300 1=
sSteamboeat Nolwee,
'.‘“!‘: Steamer Moyegay, will loave Long
Wharl, Newport tor Providence, San
cl.q_\' morning, ;\pnl 2h,ont Bak loek. Returi
ing, will leave Provilence Monday at 11
AML & Newportat 1P M, tor New Yok,
vin Stonmgton,
Fare between Newport & Yew Yerky, 3350
River tare, : ill
The vbove arrangement W locontinue np
tul turther notice, [ Mareh 30,
NOTIICE,
'I‘l“‘: (fc:-p:l'lno'r-hv‘n horetotore existing
under the firm of Wa ) Cozzeas &
oL, expired by Limatatien, on the st instant
Al indebted to them are regn <ted tooanake
mmmediate payment to either of the snhser
|H'l._~. ench of whom 15 hereby anthorised to
stgn on bhebindt or the Jate concern lor the
adjustinent of s toe,
EOWARD W, LAWTON,
WA, . COZZENS,
FRANCIS LAWTON,
Nt'\\'pnr', March 50 15868
NOTVICE.,
'l"'"': Cocpartnership heretofore existing
under the fiom ot W Lawroa & Co
expired by himiation, on the tirst ansiand
Al indebted to them oo requested to minks
s dimte payvinc it to cnher of the subisen
bere,ench of wlionn 14 hene 'IV nuthorsed ta
sagn on beha't of the date concern for the
wdpustnent of s athirs
WM CCOZLZZENS,
LBEDWARD W, LAWION.
| Newport, March du, 1213, ;
.)3 bhle, of HERD'S GRASS or T1IMO
» 1w ‘_' SEED, ot Store No, 2, direetly
npppsite George Bowen's on Steven's wharf,
by e boshel or bareel, as low as ean be pur
chasod 1 the Binte—and warrnoted tree
from Cuannda Unsiles, March 30.
Jud possession given tninedie!:ly
| gmend The lower part ol a preasnntly
situated [lovse, comtaiming 8§
| 48 P rooms, Prce 60 dollars. Foa
further iformation enqguire at ths oflice,
Newport Mareh 20, 15473,
v EY U 7 ‘ T 1
CONEW COPARTNERSHIP,
SUNDAY, Murch 26th
MONDAY, March 27th
Carpetings. Bngs, Floor Cleths &
They tener their respectiul thanks for the
patronnge that has heen extended to then
tormer business, and soheit o contimbance,
1.. W, LAWTON,
FRANCIS LAWTON.
Newport, 23d Mareh, 1813
NEC ETOCK « DRWY GO0ODS;
CARPETINGS; &C.
and wlhnle tendenng his sineere thanks oo
the hberal patronage receved by the late
firm, he would respeetinlly =ohern o continued
share for the new conceri, us tollows -
T'he nndersigned liave this day formed o
connexton i hos pess, under the Grm ol
WM. C. COZZIENS X (00,
N L. COLLENE.
GEORGE COZZICNS,
Newport, March 23, 1813,
\ fresh supply of new and seasonabl
‘ Dry Goods, whyel wiil by sold at prices
1o &t purchaser
\ T \ ' . r
SELLING OFF AT CONT
'I‘l”': subeeriher worn out in the husiness,
18 now aetermamed to make o Gual wind
up of his entire stock i tende, COMpPrising o
very extensive variely ol Scasonable and
|"l|llt'y
porehased at New Yok avd Boston, on the
very hest terms, all of wineh he will sell ot
cost, and less than cost lor eash, Varchasers
will do well o eall mmedise vy ownd iy resi
nesured ths s not a toek o tesde,
A Soon s s assortment s soomneh brokoor
as to regure replemishing, or he wall dispose
af the whole, and let the Store, n grent bar
satn, to nny responsthio voung man, aond give
such creur!t as may be desired,
\ v * i B 11
F'INAL NOTICh,
Sl o pPrreons sn?\)c-l" tey tnsation, who have
[\ not pand thear Voax, nion (resh d o enll
at the Collector's 00, Noo S hanees st
il pav it on or betore Toceday, the 2500 of
‘\"'l. next
6,000
ROLLS OF
NEW AND CHEAP
DAPTIR ZANCGINICGS.
st received at
JAMES HAMMOND'S.
March 30.
JOHN T. TILLEY,
HAS FOR SALF
Just Keceived,
A new lot of Millinery Goods,
Artfica! Frowers,
Nilks, Ribbons, Luces, &e, &e,
Also a new Pattern Bonnert ot
FRENCH & DRAPER'S,
No, 1585 ‘Thames streey.
Newport, Mareh 30, 1843, Gw,
. " » -~ fl
WEW BONNETS
FOR
SPRING.
Sheli and Althore,
IMorence and Rinland,
Super Ruthoud and Pedgl
Vietoria and double straw,
Devon single and douule
Straw Bonnets,
Just reeeved ot
JADI&S dOJADZON 83,
March 30,7 ; g
FoR SALY,
The estate in Warner street
ILI formerly known as the Da
m_’ venport House, syt wesg of the
vuck Factory, For terms,crguire of
WM. BROWNELL.
Mareh 30,
TO LT,
- P ——
'l‘”l'] subserihers nave formed a Co-oart.
nership in business under the nsine ol
Eldw'’d W. Lawilon & 20,
They have fitted up a commodions store, a
Mo, 170, Thames Street, (next door sonth of
tueir late place of busines< ) where they pro
pose,ina tew days, to offer a complete as
sortment of
DRY GOODI,
EITHER-AT WHGLESALE CR RETAIL
And ia their Carpet Ware Room above,
a full assortment of
Ntraw Mattines,
WR, C. COZZENS,
‘,‘/'(Hll,l) respectfully announce to his
triends and the pubhe generally,
he will, in connexion with his brother, con
tnue to carry on the
HPRY (xOOEPN
AND
CARPET BUSINIIRS,
A othe O Stand, so lone oceupicd by
the lute firinof W, C. Cozzeas & (o,
and which s now undergoing very genera
alteration and repairs, and will by the sth of
Apnl be fully supplicd with a
CO=PANTNECRSENLE,
New Spring Goods,
JUST RECELIVED
cAnd now opening, al Sioi Nou, 139,
.\lur("h |"i.
Thgpem N A
NS 12 S
D 5
oy
1909
Do
o)
Hle also will ot the Store now
occupied by hselty the very
best stand i town, dnn permm
vent lensegand give possession
NATHANIEL SWEETY
Murch 23 - Gw
TOWN 7TAX.
' J. Gl N"”‘"EN", Colliitm
Newport, March &3, 1544
OF THE UNITED STATES |
I N 19akiyg aronnd npon mank ind the phitwn. |
dirapist capuot but find wuch o bvaent
Phe various ille 19 which his race wre salbject
and vel are de iy and hourly hureying thos
sl o the gr.na.'nml sO oo 1 Loe eimng
of e whpn the bopes of parents und forends
secined budding e pyuiuriny, and sulticient 1o
pawaken the liveliest sympathios ol those w lmn«,
hearts are not eallous to every n_\mp.nlh lu:'
Hecling. M hen by the h.a’gnrd Jouk, the huf-"
died bivathiogs und the hollow cough of those
with whom he Bag heen in the habit of holding |
awert anterconise, pethaps of his own blood
relations, he sees Ugg spark of Ife dimly gllm.|
wering or st ready o go o oul, how does lni-‘;
lonzing desives incieaeg that the mind of man. |
ommninotent nhiost as it s, conld desise Kot
means by which vnder Providence, the consn |
quences of these dlis aigin be sty d his bet- |
ter natu » hecotes exeited, amd heis stinaated |
1o his task o view of the gty resuits which |
may How from his 10i's. Thys wae see the |
market crowded with nostruns whose vitues if |
the hall which are lold were true would ';;'!-t"
DEATH FlskLr 10 DIE and mun become lm;!
mortal !
In presenting the Pasacra of the DAN !
DELION and TOMATO 1o the publie, we
would siy that we do pot elaim tor it —that u
shall be o specific for ann the diseinses, 1o
which the hmap Goame w o sulgect, but all for
which it s reconuncade . I s for s recom- |
aendation the sunetion of the expoience of
thie most distinguished and culightencd physi-!
crits on the Gl be, |
T he |nu|-|iu|ny- deem it nnngegsanry 19 state
the cost to whieh they have bheen at, or enre
which bas Lecn taken to select in the gt nlaee, !
the e st mticlos and then devise the eahs by |
which their whole strength may be given to the !
pubitic. They ask tor it only that meed ol at |
tention to whieh the sick u'lufl #ll!‘.c'llhg n 'lln"‘
community may deem it cottled. L hey nre
willing thit its healing proper 10s should be lln:
recommendation, wud that the rehiet and health
whieh s sure to come to the suffeiing wnd dise
viased alter the nse should prochiim its virtues ;“
they wond, and have made sach arrangements
thit i <hall have an EXTENSIVE SALLE, and |
that all iy receive o share of s healing beue- |
fts, The PANACEA is compased, as all must |
e aware who know any Hnix.g‘ of the AN
HELION, TOMANTO and SARSAPARILLA,
s prnenpad o grpdigngs, foom the most innocent I
as wellas the wost effectoal plants i the vege
tible hingdom. There s scarcely anindividua!
who s ot well aequainted with the cfficacy of |
e DANDELION, TOMAT . and SARSAPA- |
RILLA, and whodo not knew that in thoe !
disenses tn whieha complete and vadieal chinnge |
m the composition o the blood, i the seere- |
tions of the Laver, and e the fonmation of all
the so'ud parts ol the body are nvg:udul, that ;'
there are no remedies which will for o moment
compare with them 2 in Gaet, in all tho e regions |
m owineh liver diseases are prevalent, or where
from the nature of the clunmte, any dmpurines |
of the blood exists, the Pandelion grows In grcul;
quantities and W eagerly unpghl, ailers bosecins
from the great abundance of the Dandelion
all the vegions where sach diseases or any that
How frone them exist, that it was the design of
the Creator that where the malady was found
the remedy aiso might be obtamed. They wrel
theretore offerea to the public with tall conti- |
denee for the relief of those diseases Fr which
the artieles themselves e so olten recommei
ded by all our tirst Physictans !
Such as Headiache, Divziness, Sleepiness,
Nots s in the Head, 'l..ui}'t'im in the mouth,
Nuusea or sichness ':'l' :‘XN' Stowaeh, loss of ap-|
petite, andigestiony dyspepsin, fever amd ague, |
pare after eating, sour storach, heartbum,
mundice, costivenvs<, Determnmation of the .
Blood 10 the head, piles; conghs, volds, Pt an
the side, baek, Vwbs and gomts, cheumatism,
and all ehronie diseases serotulons humors, sait!
theam, and all cutaneous eruptions ol the skin,
general debihity, &e, |
Read and aviflect. Read the following
cerlificates. Such facls ag laese are
100 ]l[llill to be denied.
\loses Stearns, Harrison Avenne, Boston,
s entirely eured of a anost deeadial case ol
NSult l;h";n:‘l. by the use of ooly thiee bottles
of this yaluable Panncea after wll olheg pre
pacations had talea,
FLS Thamas, Charle stown, was tronbled
with Rhemaatizan and Dyspepsia, both ot two
vears' standing s he tnea all e medicimes
usunally resorted 1o withont effiery at last he
tried the Dandelion PANVICEL ) wnd betore
using two bottles was entrely cured, Mo,
I'homas recommends it to a neighbor, who s
tronbled with o scrotulous hooaor § she s
taken 3t about thive wechs and 18 neurly
lll“'d-
John Dodge, 217 Washinoton street, Bos
ton, wascared ot a homor ealled Jackson's o
Barber’s heh, winen he had tor nearly three
vearsy the Pasacea effvcted a care after all
other iedicines had taled, M
Alvin Rachiards, 10 Civve street, Boston
having had tregoent shocks of fever und
agoe (whicl was caused by hving i the
West)yund some time ago commenced takinrg
the Pavacea, which he says has had the
lappiest effects,
John M., Marstin 4 Oak Plaee, Boston, had
long hevp tronbied with Nervous and Sick
Heawdache, Toss ot appetite, geneenl detlity,
Sy had thed all the remedies usaally used,
awith wo offeet; for the lust resort he seat
and purchased some of the PPasacra; be-
tore imn-_' two bottles he was restored to per
et healph
Charles £, Bennen, 10 Bl street, Boston,
dad o long tune been troubled with o Bihoos
Atfection, great distress i the stomnch, dys:
pepsia, and Joss of appente. After wking
che Pasacea four weeks e sand he was bet-
ter thoo e ever was botore an lus hite,
Hundieds ot cases more amght be g e
J. 1. JOUVETT
but newspuaper expeese profithits at, '
Always ask ferthe Pandeion Pasacka,
and getatol the agents ot you wish 1o get
the gentine,
Diurvists and athers o diiforem paris o
the country desimgg an agency by them, caun
e supphed mmediane i)‘ h_\ widdhiossing, 'wsl
/oll’. vhne tothe Broprnictors, RANSOM ~
SEEVENS Armory Hall Bailding, 325
Woaghmgron etreet, Boston, Mass,
:325 " \;:iu:l\;;l"”'\ :;25
Al<o tar sale h'\' the l]'ll) nppernt o ugrents
Newport, ROR, Hazaed v RS Taoylor,
drvggists s Basral, LW, Brige, W IS
Bayiey, donggistay Warien, Win, Packer,
fenguisty swanzy, Johin A Waoudl, draggist,
vt by clm_;glsln thironghiout T Conntey
March 30,
\'()'i TOE s hevehy giwen tooall porsons,
AN Cwn sot Pows i the 20 Bapiet mect
Mg house, who bave ot paed the tax neseanel
TSI e, that o os« the same s 'OM" “h
or betore the Tstday ot Say next, «nd pe wes
will e woldb ot Pablie Aactim ta the highe st
idder dor the payment of saul tex anil wl
e nind Cxpenses, agrecably o e Chns
ter ol neorporntyg, ;
""- crder of the Corporation
' D CPENHAM, Collector
Newport, March 16, 18453 3w,
A SPLENDID LOY
\'l‘}\\' stvle SHUTCAN, w 0 vhe o xtreme
. low prce 042 ods. mwer v q,‘"' I.n
Jies cnll nad see thaw 8t No i
March I ) 1 JOUvVET Y
ARDDRESS TO THE PLOPLE
REMEMDER
Rolice,
AUCTIONS,
Auction NSales
B WILLEBOR'S
1 /MY " >
STOCIK
Will be continned on Saturday
smorning, April st
: Adminisirasor’s Saslc.~ ;
Household Furnityre at Awetion.
On THURSDAYX, Apri!, 15th,
Ji 10 o'clock, b M.,
Will be sold at Public Auctpn,
11l f/ln /lul-io’ (:’ ’/Ic‘ I(I’! "',", S. .“.
ALLAN, Long Wharf,
‘ guantity of Hovschald Furviiore, to
SR settle the personal crinte of say de
ceased. By order of
A. 8. COE, JAdm'r.
Newport, Mareh 23, 1843,
CLE2AN & PRSI
GROCERIES.
" & W NEWTON have just reeeiv.
Ao iy very darge stock of Goodg, con
sisting of every athwele i thew houey which
they wre slot astonshing low prices.
Moareh Y
DRY GOCDS.
Money will procure Drey Goods at o
Jess price than ever be lore
Ktowp mt
JIVES HAMMOND' S,
Miareh 16
Wanted,
\ steadyv, industiions boy, from 15 to 1
4 veurs ob nge, s oan Apprentice to the
Tatloring hosiness, ¢ auire of
108, U, EROVWN, & 80-,
Nuo. LWUB, ‘Vhates-st,
Mareh, 24, 1843
“7.'\ NTVED—a boy from 14 10 16 yens of
age, as an np'nrc'nh( e 1o the PrINTIANG
BUSING 5%, ;\ppl_v at s office,
Newport, Marel 23, IR
“' ANTED. A stendy, industnions hoy
from G 0 17 vears of age o can hoor
of & gowd situation as o apprentics to the
House Carpentering husiness, by applying
pmmedute’y ot thas offiee, March 2:3.
MUHLEG
FOR BALLS, PARTIES, OR MILITARY
COMPANIES,
\j,.,.,.,.,”. on (sensonnble) applieation being
Y wade to WO HLGRAHAM, Protessar of
Musie, ot Mes, Surahi Smuls Bosrdiog
Housey Chimreh Sireety, west of - T'inny
Churcl,
Newport, March 16, 1843.¢
NOTICK.
i'l‘l”‘] copartnership heretofore existing un
. der the firm ot Jopy Sreveas & Co s
this day dissolved by wotunl consent, the
name of the firm to be used by either of the
purtics for the adpastment ol s niirs
Those ndebred are roquested 1o muke un-
Cedite payient and those having demand s
Pwill present them tor settlement,
| JOIIN STEVENS,
! LN MUNRO,
. H. STEVENS.
| anpnr'_ Mareh 6, 18433,
SEF~ NOTICE. , £
fl‘lll‘) soheeriher having thie day pnrehnsed
the stock of Goods of Mr, Tuomas I,
Nuiveienn, wil carry on the husiness of a
FAMILY GROCER,
ot s old Stand, in Broad streer, “‘o' will
try to please s customers by sunpiving thew
with vood artteles ot fan prices nnd will W
diper e goods e wny part of the towy
hee o capuense,
Nowport, Febh, O, 18433,
t nbienched Cotton Clolh,
for sale ot prices vetless than
cver, nt
JAMES {HAMMOKND'S
Moareh 16,
PRINCES LINN.EAN BOTANIC
GARDEN & NURSERIES,
Arv Presmaa, sear New Yok,
gQ& WAL R PRiNCh & (0, sola
'f;‘"u & conductors ot this ancient estah
§ “ip Lishiment, oflve 1o the [mhll(' the
" - most extensive assortment of
Trees ang Plants to be fonnd in the Union,
d the new Camdogues (24 edition) with
ardipary rates are now ready for distoibunion
Phe ascortment of Koo Prees comprises ol
and other varieties overy iy of whieh are
ot clsewhere abtamahle, and flu-y nre ene
gratted from bearmyg trees whose frans hinve
proved of supenor excellence, and all the
iferior kinds have heen re) cted. Phev
constat ol Apples, 0 vanetives 3 Pears, 430
vinnieties ¢ Chermes, 110 ‘vanenies 3 Plaans,
P7O variones s Pomches, TOD vanuties, Apni
cols 5 vancties ; Nectarines, J2'vanieties
Almond<, 13 vareties s Malhernes, 20 vane
nes 3 Quinces, 16 vanetes s nml il he
choter kinds of AVuluuts, Chesnats, Filbers,
Hazlenns, Moedhns, Figs, Pomegeanatios,
Ouves Goosebernes, Raspbores, Sienw b
Cresy oo Alsog an ammense assostment ol
Ormmental Trocs of the most Lbenotdal and
T Specioe, from G to 20 feet i hewghe,
antah!e tap strevts, navennes, &e, mt'lmlnh'r
QOOOO BEvergreen Tres. A very oxtensive
variery of Oromental Shoabbery, e lua sy
Pl the most benutiinl Clinese aml Bl she
VA% dens, and a Tnsge nomber of new wid
benutitul Flowenng Shrubsg not o !w Yound
Celsewhere, wnd above 100 varicnes of Flow
vring Vinea and f'wr‘i:'»a-. I'he collectiom
Lo "H’}c‘- \'t--n-w.‘l!n nhove €O of Ithe most
'4'a-hfu'u?m! ks, menou® whiele nee the most
Send b varieties of monthly, daily. Clinese
Flon, Nosorta, Thobng, wed vree Koses, andd
A vancnies ob tbe woss Roses, Also, Car.
[nntionsg "lub‘-. "Jn'm.‘l" ‘,‘lnlyflhlll‘nc"u"“c'
fovd nll the other most filumy Herhoewions
B, The '-M" CATensive wssortneent ol
fareen House Plars, Bolhons Flower Roots,
"Chese Roses, and Chinese Aznlins exiel
g the town, helong ta s cxtabhishiment.,
The Tiees nen packed o owooßapertor nomsee.
ner that thove safery s guneanteed for distant
nnn--pf.llnunv.
Catalogoes mny be ahitnmed gratie, on an
phestion to CHARLES N TIHLLEY, Agemt
nt Newport, RO L, Noo 142, T hawes sticer,
Mareh " =¥
BANK STOCK,
FOR SALE
2 SHIBES v e Bunk of RIITDD), I 8
CBAND Appiy o the Prroaen
l.n b “0
WAL G, WARD.