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ris, John Fenner, Israel Sayles, Henry Gooding, Geo. B. Aldrich. Mr. Cranston then stated that the first busi ness in order was to clect a Speaker.

Mr. Updike nominated James C. Hidden of Providence and he was unanimous ly elected. Mr. Hidden, on taking the cha'r, return.

ed his thanks for the honor conferred on him. a neat and appropriate speech. Benjamin T. Fames and Thomas Durfee, were unanimously elected Clerks of the House fur the year ensuing, and were sworn into office by the Speaker. A message was received from the informing the House that that body was or-! ganized and ready to proceed to business.

The House sent a similar message to the Senate, and invited it to join the House for the purpose of opening the session with prayer. The Senate joined the House, and a very excellent and impressive prayer was offered by the Rev. Dr. Choules, of Newport. The two houses then separated.

A conmunication was real from the Hon. Charles Jackson, representative from Scituate, resigning his seat, on the ground that his res idence was not gufiicient to entitle Lim to the office it was received and referred to a special committee. coisigting of Messis Boawunh.z Ames and Wheaton. By invitation, the Senate then joined the House, in Grand Conunittee, for the purpose of receiving and counting the votes for General Officers, for the eusuing vear IN GRAND COMMITTEE. His excellency, Gov.

Haruis, took the chair, and called the Grand Committee 1o der, and requested the members to hand 1o the votes of the respective towns, as called by the Secretary. The ballets were received and a committee of three from each County was ap pointed to count thew, cous sting of the fol lowing Newporr Fineh, Chace Sheilield. Provipgsce Bowen Arnold, Lapham, Bristor Smith, Turern, Wardwell. Kent Holden, Smith, WasaingtoNn Couvxry Gavtt, Green, Bark r. The Secretary of State and the Clerks of the Senate and House, were added to the Committee.

The Grand Committee then adjourned to 1 o'clock. SENATIE. The following members of the Scnate ap peared, ut the hour of meeting, and were erally engaged Bull. Branch. North Lemuel Angell.

Ballou, Westcot B. Tyler. Glocester Potter. M. Salisbury.

Goodwin. Winsor. G. Chapin. Little Church.

North Gi. Chadsey. South R. Potter. Fisler.

G. Sissen. Cundel. D). Cross.

N. Kinyon. Brown Franeis. A. Whitman.

East R. Jencks. West T. Hazard, Haile Collins. Greene.

Portsmouth Manchester. N. R. Sands. Andrew Potter.

Pearse. Smith. Bradford. ingate llayes, was elected Clerk of the Senate. Tuesday Afternocn.

The Grand Commiitee met at 4 o'clock, pursuant to adjournment. The counting Committee made their report, showing the following result, in the election of General Officers Whole No. of votes for Necessary for a choice, For Hen.y B. Aunthony, Adnah Sackett, Fdward Harris, Scaltering, Majority for Anthony 1547 Whole No. of votes for Lt.

Gor. Necessary for a choice, For Thomas Whipple, Thomas J. Hazard, Jacob D. Babeock, Scattering, Majonty for Whipple, Wiole No. of votes for Nee'ry State, 5641 Neucessary for a choice, 4321 For Christopher E.

Robbins, 3550 QB7l Levi Salsbury. Jary Bowon, Samuel R. Jackson, And there is no choica. Whole No. of votes for Atty.

£621 Nece-sary for a choice, 4313 For Joseph M. Blake, 509 Horace A. Manchester, 2016 (harles Hart, 566 16 Scattering, Majority for Blake, Whole No. votes for Gen. Treas Necessary for a choice, For Stephen Cahoone, Nathan Hammety, lNobert R.

Larr, 3 Seattering, Majority for Cahoone, 1788 T'lhie usual resolutions declaring the Gover nor, Lieut. Governor, Attorney General and General duly elected, for the year ensuing were passed. Mossts. Dixon, Hazard and Cranston were appointed a committa to inform the wamed gentlemen of their olection The committee goon retarned and presonted his Excei- Jeney, Menrey B. Avthony, and lis Honor, I homas hipple The oath of office was then administered to the Governor and Lieut.

Governor by the Secretary of State, and to the Attorney General and General Trezsurer by the Governor. The usual Proclamation was then male, after which the two Houses seperated. The Goveinor was then escorted to his quarters and the urual salute fired. Wihile the Gevernor's salute was being firod yesterday afterncon, Mr. Eldred one of he Representatives from North Kingston, who was standing cn the piazzar of the U.

8. Hotel, was struck in the throat by the wadding from one of the guns it was not a serious weund, although it bled freely, and he was very faint for some time. The Artillery Company donot elevate their guns enough wile firing this salute we have often expected such an accident as this, when the pieces are pointed directly at such a mass ot people. Tue treaty of Ghent was signed Dec. 24th, 1814.

Battle of New Orleans was fought Jan. Bth, 1815, that is. fifteen days afier the tieaty of peace was concluded. Had Furopean steamers and magnetic telegraphs been in use in that day, some 1700 poor fellows would have hLad a longer lease of their lives or limbs, General Jackson would not have been thouglht of for President, Fexus would not have been annexed nor Mex-Ico half conqured. Hos axo Rev.

Brerist pen t'eman preached on Sunday Mareh 25th, for the first tune since his sccession from the Church of Fogland, in the Seoteh National Church, Square, (London.) in the stead of Rev. James Hamilon, who is severey indisdo ed A London paper says: promi vof the Hon. and Rev, gentleman in the morning unt! the Rev. Mre. Diamiiton had recovered, baving been generally known the doors of the church were pesciged by an mamense concourse of persons long before the hour appoited for the commencement of the serviee Shortly after eleven the place was quite crowded.

The first portion of the Scotch service having been gone through, the Hon. and Rev. gentlewan enter ed the pulpit, and preached for nearly an hour from the text 22d chapter of Genesis and (he 15th Thursday, May 3. The retarns of the Virginia Election, Leld on Thursday, come slowlv. In some por tions of the State the polls are to be kept open for three days, in consequence of the inclemeney of the weather.

'The retutne recefved are not sufficient to indicate certainly the result of any Congressional distiict that may have been considered doubtful. In some places the whigs have gained somewhat upon their vote at late Presidential election and in others lhey: have lost. In the Richmond Congressional dis'rict the chances are cousidered best for Seddon, Johin M. Botts appears to have almost the full support of his The vote, so far, is as follows Botts. Lee.

Seddon. Richinond City 508 81 114 Henrice County 3206 19 237 Taylorsville Chesterfield In the 9th district where Pendleton (the present incumbent) and Morton, whigs, and Leeds, democrat, are running it is stated that Morton is largely ahead. In the City and County of Alexandtia, the vote 172; Morton Leeds none. In Prince Williain County, Pendleton has a majority of 130 over Morton. From the 10th district, we have returns as fol ows whig.

Parker, dem Jeflerson County 544 609 418 280 Winchester In the 15th district, so far, Russell, whig, has gained 403 on the previous vote. A further gain of 120 will elect him. We have no returns in detail, except that Russell has majority of 600 over Newman, democrat, in Ohio County. In County, Forbes, whig is 50 ahead. Edgar Snowden, whig, editor of the Alex andra Gazette, has been elected Delegate, without opposition.

4305 Hunl 2464 158 112 In Spna.s‘ylvania, Staflord is clected Delegate whig gain. In Winchester, Wall and Clarke, whigs, are clected Delegates. Majority over two In Jeflerson Worthington and Duke are elected Delegates, by large majoriw 4624 2049 14 400 oF Oty Fievos from the address of Rev. Geo. Bates betore the Oxford Agrien tural Soeiety Another branch of practical farning re- lates to the proper management of old fields.

Many of cur farmers have large i Ids which have become so exhausted by cropping for a series of years, that they a in common parlanee, ran But il grass 1s cut upon them, and that ot an waf rior qualiy ort of June orass, (xeeedingly wiry and but little nute ment for stoek I The proprietors of those fields cannot them from the barn and the yard, and it ot eonvenient 1o pasture them. Hence a Jarge portion of them remain for years profits to the owners. Now these fields may be rerewed andl made very productive with very little expense, land without any manure from the barn yard. is ascertained that there is vegetahle matter all such fields in the form of rovs and fi- bres, to the amount of from ten to rtecnq tons per acre. This vegetable matter is able of being converted into an excellent ma nure for the growth of grasses of kinds.

1 will here present you with the cess by which this may be accomplished, result of observation and personal menton my own land. ground should ploughied in the month of July or to the depth of about eight rows to be laid flat like floor boards. It should be harrowed lengthwise immediately, I the seams betwecn the furtows may be 1568 ROIO 1309 5202 2060 152 HERALD OF THE TIMES, NEWPORT, R. THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 3, 1849. Bavrimore, April 112 maj.

10 maj. 257 THE LEGISLATURE. perfectly tight. In this way (tion will be promoted, which will put the ground in good heart for a crop of grain the season. In the spring it may be sowni iwith barley or oats, not very thick, taking (care not to break the sod with the the grain sow twenty quarts of seed 1o the acre in the proportion of one third clover and two thirds herds grass or Unless the ground is very wet tle rollerl comale the process.

This will give a. (smooth surface for mowing and prevent the of the gasses contained in the soil. It may be good policy to sow a bushel of plaster lto the acre before the grain comes up, The first year you will obtain a crop of which will amply repay you for your and which will be worth twice as as the hay wculd have been and the second year you may cut a ton and a half of hay to the acre. This will generally hold out for four years. 1 have tested this to my own satistaction, and I have by no means exaggerated theamount.

It i 3 to be that some of wur fiiends may give thie Ia thorough trial another Moxtrear, Saturday, April 23. There was continued excitement during the lasi night, because the government hal armed 500 Freoeh constables. were threats of atta 'k, but they were not fulfilled This morning tae streets are quiet, and Gos cernment has disarmed the Freneh constables 200 men of the 7 st reglment have come inte Atown, and are quartered in tha Ponseco irs Muarket, in the il used tor the Legislative Counell, who are at one end. Par iament ha: passed a resolution to aid in eserving peace Canuon still remain i the strects. but there i every reason vuppose that the row is over for the preseni, 4 political prsoncis are bail ed and wldres ed a mee ing might.

"T'we men have been in a strect row, but not dangerous vounded, The expense an ordinary conveyanee of asmall house, in Fuogland, inclusive of the eyamin tion of the tit stamps, usually amount to over a hun red dollars! 1" is not at all wou-ual for the trinsfer of a farm to cost a thousand dol ars in law expenses. A Yavkee the exhibition of a menagerie in a country village in Maine, a real live Yan'iee was on the ground, with a terrible itching to see the but had not the desited Having wmade up his mind to go in he stationed nearthe entranze, and waited uniil the rush was over. Then 2ssuming a patient, almost exausted tone, and with the fore-finger of his right hand placed upon the right corner of his mouth, he exclaimed, I'or God's sske, Mister, aint ye to give me my change Your said the dvor keeper. Ya-eesmy Igin ye a dollar as much as half an hour ago, and haint got my change The doorkeepor hand ed over three quarters in change, and in walked the Yankee in MARRIED, In this town, on Wednesday evening, by the Rev. Mr.

Dudley, Mr, Thomas M. to Miss Mary Jane, eldest daughter of Daniel 3. Davis, Exq. We were kindly remembered, from the bridal wish the happy couple ali carthly happiness. DIED.

this town, Thureday morning, 26th, inst, Silas Perry, infant son of Augustus and Sarah Sherman, aged 3 mos. and 10 days. this afterncon, at 2 at their residence, No. 32 John Street. Friends and relativesare invited to attend without further notice, In this town, Friday morning, George Sherman, son of Thomas Sherman, Esq; aged 38 years.

Funeral Sunday afternoon, immediately after Divine Service, from the residence of his father in Mill street, which relatives and fiiends are invited to attend At Smithville, (N. C) on the 15th inst Capt. Lestie Chase, Assistant Quartermaster U. Captain Chase graduated atthe Millitary Acad-! emy in June, 1838, and was assigned to the Second Regiment ot Artillery. He served with distinction in the early part of the war with Mexico, receiving a brevet of rallant conductin the battles of the Sth and 9th May.

In 1847 be was placed on duty in the War partment, as acting Judge Advocate of the for which honorable position he was particular.y adapted, having applied himself in his lvisurci hours to the study of law, and beer: admitted to the bar in his native State, New York. Soon after, in 1847, he received the appointment of Assistant Quartermaster, and immediately proceeded to New Orleans, where he was employed i erecting a commodious Lospital for wounded and disabled voldiers of the Mexican war. In Washington, on the 21st of scarlet fever, Gertrude, only davghter of Lieat, George Totten, 8 Navy, aged five vearsand five months. In Providence, atrer a lingering illness, Mrs, Rhoda Manchester, wife of Capt. Stephen Manchester, in the 531 year of her sge.

In her has gone a devoted wite, a kind mother, an exen p'ary christian and sincere lamented by her large circle of friends and acquaintances In New Pedford. on the 19th, Jeremiah EFaston, aged about 8D years, At Boston, on Thursday las', Mra Catherine Vernon, wife of Stllman Field, and daughter of ev. Jool Mann, aged 23 yoass. Fcr Sale or to Let, eestate of Lawrenee, Faq con tarome 66 1 2 acres and iaving a front of near ly nile the Ocean. The Mausicn house, with the necessary ace for horse, and earniages wol Le jet party furnished Tenant to be supphied without charge, with cea vegotables; apply aplogd ol ALFRED GENTLEXEN, are you READY, If wo, pleane caliat NEWS DEPOT and leave your Nases for the New York Daily Hers bl which we shall commence to furnish on Tuceday, April 24th for the very low prce of two ents each.

1t is well known that the Her ald haw he largest cirenlation of any paper in the United States. Ilf you want ther foie the ners, the wiede news and nothing but the news, buy the Horild, 20, the most popular weekly papers farnished at Publishers prices by the sear i peid forin advance. We have also made an arrange. went in New York and Boston to be supplied daily with New Publications as soon jesie! from the Press new Music. Books.

Fereign Papers, Reviews, turniched to or if not on, nand, Doston papers received daily, We alse keep for wale, choiee Cigars, No 169 Thames street, north of Riders For Sale, or to Let, 1 the Season. THE Cottage, furnished, in Catharine street just east of the Belle ue Honws, for further par ticulars, enqiire of JOSEPH TEW l'til." "TO DEALERS IN CLOTHING. WHITING KEHOL, Nos. 40 and 42 Ann Street, BOSTON, Solicit the a'tention of Purchasers of READY MADE CLOTHING T'o the examination of their Stock Newly Manufactured I'mj the SPRING TRADE. OUR FOREIGN GOODS Are imported by ourselves: having made arrangements receive per steamer, the NEWESYT STYLES VESTINGS SUMMER STUFF GOODS ASSOON AS ISSUED, OUR AMERICAN FABRICS We receive directly from the Manufucturers Agent.

Our Cuiting and Manufacturing Roomsare under the direction of persons of expevience ad ihty, competent 1o prodice aarments of the Newest Styles und Mart Apsroved Fashions. We offer to WHOLESALE PURCIIASIRS, Liberal Termsand Credit, Having on Hand 1000 Blue Diess and Froek Coats. 1000 Black do. do. do 160 Faneydo.

Sacks. Coats, 4c. 10, 60 Brown Linen Couts and Sacks. 5000 paic Linen and Faney Summer Pants, i 0 0 do. Fauey Buekskia do, do.

2000 do. Faocy and Plan Satinet do. 5000 Satin and Faney Valonerm Vests 1000 Overalls ol doz. Ked tlapnel Under-shints aind Irrawers With a genera! assortment of Clothing, adapted to the wants of the New Eugland rade. Azents for Bennet's Trov Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Wi ITING, M.

KEHOIK, Jr GALLOUIE. Boston, mai3o 1849 3m. C. Cozzens Co. AURIL 14,1840, Offer for sale at their Carpet Ware Room, a large and careful lection of choier, derira.

ble styles of Carpetings of approv Manufac ture and at the chicapest prices. Among them are Superior Ingrain Seoteh and American, Elegant Three Ply. rich eolors, Splendid Tapestry, several patterns verv, Brusselis and Venetian, (rich All Wool Common 50 cts to 75 cts Cotton and Cotton and Wool 23 to 46 cts Common Stripes. 121 2 cts. to 30 cls Chenille and Tufied Hearth Aiso, Painted Floor Cloths, Straw Mattings and Bockings, and all tne articles ever kept in a Carpet Store, Carpets cutand warpanted to match to order and put down at moderate charge and at short notice, For Male.

A House, situated on Bannister's Whart, For furtier particulars, ap. ply to MICHAEL GEARY, ap24 2w, on the pre mises Dancing School. MR, CAPRON respectfully announces (o his fricnds in Newport, that he will meet those who wish to attend his dancing School.en Thursday, May 3 n'clock, p. at Masonic Hall. For Gentlemen, 8 o'clock, esening: Terus, 24 lessons.

N. B. Circumstances render it necossary that a'l those who wish to attend, meet Mr Capron at the appointed thne. or hand in their nanies. 80 as not to admi.

ofany unncccessary dclay in ascertaininy it a suflicient number can be btained to form a class. apld To Let. ITYHE lower part of the House, in Divieion street, WM. Il AILMAN. New York Gaiters.

MARSH hasjust returned from N. York, with a full supply of the above nameld a ticles, consisting of Liadies, Misscs and children's of all descriptions; cveryasl: warrranted to fit, Ladies will please call and examine for them. selves, at No. 110 T'humes st. bw VMAN'S Olosaoniau orall healing Balsam, for sale at apl4 C.

G.C HHAZARD, 172 Thames Street Thomas Coggeshall, successoryto SAMUELRT. HOPKINS, Glazier and dealer in Paints, (Ol Glass, Potash, SASHLES and Blinds constantly on hand at the OLD STAND, 144 Thames-st, NEWPORT, R. 1 PAPERING, Pariiculaly attended to. marl 9, Boots Shoes. Just received at 110 Thames-sireet, A very extensive assortment of BOOTS, SIHOES, GAITERS, I al demcriptions and of the tot sty Pt giviog a detinl of the various Knos 0 vhat those want of the abose 1o ar Lricles eanndt fal to besuned Loth in que ity and price, by calling at the Store of marddf.

BiNT, MARSIH, NE and beautiful ascortment of Diress Goo'ls, Bonnet, Cap, Sash and Neek Ribwne Kil, white and col's and plain thread an atton Gloves, Parascls Sunsha les, this week by LANGLEY NORMAN, aph 'New Painting and Glazing tab.ishm.npt at No 4 North Baptist Street, subseriber respecifulle informs the emie zens Newport and vicioity, that he has taken the store No North Haptist strect. whers he intends earrying 0 the Painting and zing business, A share of public patronage 14 selicited, MICHAKL FREEBORN, 24, N.B. Paints Oil, Glass and every article ueur 'ally found in paunt sore, tor eale eheep Grass Seeds. SN.S Timothv, (R SR Clover, Tnstern do Red Top, rden A full supp'y of Garden Seceds, and all kinds of Farmers' Tools, at M. FREEBORN Co's Ap 4.

samuel REAL ESTATE STOCK NENGEPEA IBRe AEA! FATATE AND ATOCKS OF Al' KINDa PoUGNT AU LD JAMES W. LYON PLUNMBER, Brass Copper Worker, Manufacturer of Foree and FLifiing Steamn Water, and Waste Pipes i Wask. Kettles Bathing Apparatus, corner. of Thanes an Gridley streets J. LYON, having purchased the above establiskment of his brother Joseph M.

Livon, is to execute all orders and to do all work in hisline ofbusiness at the shortest notice, end in the most manner, A share of patronage is solicited. janll NEW PAPER HANGINGS JUST OPENED AT 29 Broad Street. M. FREEBORN Co. HAVE just received thei: new PAPER HANGINGS cheapest end bes! selected tock ever offered for sale in Newport.

Comprising the different qualities; from the very lowest to the most elegant French Papers, Awith appropriste bordcrs. Fire-board papers, window curtains, April 3. Notice. On SATURDAY, the 12th day of May next, will be sold at Public Auction, in front of the Trader's Bank, at 11 o'clock, a.m, Sharesin the Capital Swock of smid Bank, stan Cing in the name of NATHAN STANTON, and ordered to be sold lor the payment of his liatihines, as provided in theiract ol incorporahon, BENL MUMFPORD, Caslier. Newport, Mareh 10 tom )2 To Let.

A NOUSE in Pelhan strect, having a large, kitchen and two larce cellars in the Lose. ment, nd terrot eleven rooms oo two floors, including a gprciotie kall, with a yard, ram Cwater citern 5 for farther ainformation ud terg, apply to MELVILL, Frank Strect. feh2B or Valaabie deal Estat: for Bale. Est on iong known as the residence of Wil fee, consisting of lot ot land 0 feet ontand reas, and extending the baror 5 with 2 two sioy dweliing dvuse, stable and ooner out oy dherean, and weil siupphied wih well ana tain waler, together with 2 Yard, havin: a Spor saop 70 teed fong, wi hhample dock ant whatt rooas, apd all the necessary hstvres jol pros cunug the wparan Dusiioss, whieh parpose it has bega pted ap wards ol 100 years in the same tamily this Estaie uot sod by the Isiof May next it will then be let togzetner, or seperitey; desired. dwelling house as well are anged lur two lamilies mat2l.

For Sals Or to for the season, furnished NEW two story Stone Houase, stuated on LX spring-steer, asoul oneluuiti vB, il from the compact partot tne town. Fhis house very comnodions gad welt fintshoea, or a patent Conaing Range thing room, Force Pumps for ram and vell wawer, and commandsa fine view of the own and harbor and of the adja ent Corms, with nothitag to mntercupt the prospect on enner side. For further twormaiun apply to H. LEL Atthe LUuon vaok T.ae Bes: Bluir Pye IMPROVED LiwClb HAIR DY the beet tuat we have ever woen tor eoloring the hwire, It will positivel, res ore grey hair 10ts original color, wheher anbuen, brown, oe blaek, surpassingin beauty ever the most natural locks, retaining the gloss and eoftness ot Sendy, hght or red har ean be matched with any darker shade. Frow numerous nudatory tescmoniuls, whizh may be secn at the manutaciurer's wholesale depot, 51 New York, the following from the celebrated Christudore, of the Astor Hotise is 1 sented- 8 acae No 6 Astor House, N.

York, Sept, 21, 1548 Mr. O. M. M. is but justice to say that ot ull the preparations for dyeing hair 1 have tried, none Las answered so well the purpose as your improved Liguid Hair Dye, and with a great dealless trouble in using it than any other, I give you tius testimony oi my solemn conviction thatit is worthy the patronage ofall those who wmay wish to cxchange gray, ight or red hair to a beautiful aubura, browo or black and from the peculiar softness and Jus tre which it impaits to the hair, the ladies cannot but give it a decided preference.

Yours respectfully, JOSEPH CHRISTADORO. P. 8. Mr. Ballard is also hoppy to state that 'he received two Diplomas from the American of New Yorlk City, at their last annual fair.

One for the best Dentifrice and the other tor Hair Dye, Forsale in New York, by Resuhton, Clark Co. Nos. 110 and 273 Broad and to Astor House Joseph Christadoro, 'No. Astor House Ketechan Henshaw, No, 121 Fulton-street E. M.

Guion, 127 Bowery 'C. Ridgeway, Irving House 77 Chamber-st; Mrs. M. Hayes, Brooklyn. For sale in Boston, by S.

W. Fowle, 138 Washington-street Carter, Coleord Preston, corner of Poriland Havana sts, and by the Denggists throughoutthe country. Allorders to be addreseed to O. M. Ballard, No.

51 Cortland street, New York. Fursale in Newport, by apiil2. R.J. TAYLOR SODA SALARATUS, Undersigned, the only manufacturers of cexving Soda Sal Fratus, beg leave to their customers and the public article made in imitation of the genume, by sev- manufacturers who have been induced course by the great favor ourarticie has met (with. To those wfm are vunacquainted with our 'nrliclo, we have only to say, that a single trial Laccording to the directions, (which are placed package,) will manifest its superiority over "any other kind of Sal Aratus in market and I warrant it wholesome and perfeetly feee from purities.

The ge nuinearticle ean be obtained of lany of the olesale (irocers or Druggists 1n Lihis Boston, Providenee, Phila fely hia, Bal Miwore, and New Orleans. DPurcha 8 are par Lricularly reqaested to see thar ovrhean bis on Leach packoge. JOUN DWIGU CcO New York. mar 26 2, ta w. Laagley Noviman, 100 THAMLES-SsTRELLD, INV the attention of CUSTOV LN therr STPRING STOUR of GOODS 1t which they are receving constant additione, Glives Nibhons, Parasols, Ginpsand Fringes, Mard and Plar Lanen Giogha Figrured and Plen Mous, de Lamnes, Figured ant Flain Lerages Lawng, Gon hans wnd Culicoes Sprig andd oumoper St awls, Pland, Striped and Pl whiteambriec Cam! rie.

Muslin Trrecal aned Cotten Bdgongs an Insertings, Ladies and ent white Lainen Hdkfe at very low prices, Also Prown Lonens, Tening Plavd and Jteiped Linen Goods, Tndigo Slae Plads, Plad and ot er Go wila or Bovs wonr, To Let, Copvenient Tepevent, containing eight rooms. over ttore, 1048 Tha ex particul ira, app slO PARMENTER. apemes. R. P.

BERRY, SURGEON DEVTIST, Ofiicc Corner of Thames an July 18, Vary Sir el J.aam>+! len 1 assortment of Patent Oil, Portable A Fiudant Camphene Lamps of the lates dyles, this dayrn cived and for vle very cheap mordt RIDER'S, 171 Thanesst, TiHE CHEAP STOR ASTONISHING BARGAINS IN TS EREPE VOoBL OSs E.F. J.R. NEWION Are now lan ingot thee AXTENSIVE ESTABLITHMENT, The 'argest and most complele assortment, purchased last week at Auction. and are swling st LOWLR PRICES THAN EVvER. Calland see aur 36 Clothing, TO DEALERS IN CLOTHING, Whiting Kehoe, Nos.

40 and 42 ANN Nl, BOSNTO Solicit the attention of Purchasers of READY MADE CLOTHING To the examination of their Steck Newly Manufactured FOR THE SPRING TRADE. OUR GOODS Are imported by ourselves; having made arrangements to receive, STEAMER, the NEWEST STYLES OF VESTINGS AND SUMMER STUFF GOUDS, A 3 SOON AS OUR AMERICAN TABRICS We receive dircetly from the Munufacturers i 3 Agent, Our Cuftinfg and Manufacturing Room Are un ler the dicection of persons of EXPERIENCE AND ALILITY, Conp tent 1o proaduce Garments of the NEWEST SIYLES AND MIST APPRIVED FASH- 3 iP OFFLR Wholesale Puarchasers, Laberal "Merms and Credit, HAVING ON H2'D 1600 Blue Dress end Coata, clack ddo do do 1090 Fance do Suchs, 1009) Brown Linen Coa and Sack HOOO Pare Liaea ecd Vaney Samtier Par's 100 do Fanoy k-kin 20)) do Faocy ant Mein LU Svn ar Valtencia Vesta 0 doz Red Flannel Uad srshirts and Drawers. Wit a general assostinest of Clotiing, nlop'el to the wants of the New Enslard Urade. AGENTS for Benaetts Troys Sifirte, itosons, vollars, J.LWINITING, KEHOE, Je, W. GALLOUPE Bostan, Ap 5,184) oy THE Inr BECO9OZ BI SN, WILTANT NEWDDNV SPACIOUS GROCERY ESTASLISHMENT, Qld stand, (formerly 150) No.

98, and 100 Thames-strect, new number, oppasite Hamwond's Block. CONSTANTLY ON VAND.AN EXTEN SIVE STOCK OF Choice Teas, Foreign Fruit, Wines, serars and CROCERIES, Selected EXPRESSLY for FAMILY USE, which are offered for sale in quantities to auit purchasers at the very LOWEST prices Goods sent to ans vart of the town free of expense Sale. Newrpont, 8. BY virtue of an tesded out of the oflice of the oust of Common Pleas, in the county of Newport, November term, 1845, in favor of Luther E. Borden, of Tiverton, in said to me dirccted and delivered, 1 will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, on Thursday, the 10.

day of May, 1819 at 2 the premises, all the right, title and interest that Ward Copeland of said town and county resaid, had on the 21st day of A. 1848, at a quarter past one o'clock, the time of the attachment on the original Writ, in and to the (ollowing real estate in said Tiverton; a eertain lot of land with the buildings thereon, situated on the East side of Second street, in said Tiverton, bounded on the East and South by land of Richard Durfee, on the North by land of 3ylvester Copeland and on the West by second street, or however otherwi-e the afiresaid and attached premises may be butted and bounded, or 80 thercot as will satislay said execution, together with coot and incidental expenses, GEORGE HOWLAND, Deputy Sheriff. Tiverton, April Oth, 1818, BONNET SALGON AND Millinery stablishment. THUL Ladies of Newport and vicinity are respectially ntormed that we have now opened our new and fashionable millinery And every effort wili be made 10 please them i stvle, quality and price. We have the largestand best assortment of Ribbons that we ever oftered, and some ei tirely new styles.

Much altention will be given in aliering and cieaning ola Boanets Capl2 Another arge Lotol FRESH GROSERICS, CAZAPER THAN EVER, RECEIVED Sl RIENZI York. IN NFORTH! TET TICFORITIL Is the acknow edged DEPOT for all kinds Family Grocerics, And ted with the most EXTENSIVE STOCK AND CHEAPEST VARIETY of all the GOOD THINGS That has ever been offered to the proph thie good Al of customersin town and coun try areinvited 1o eall nat the OLD STTAND and ey may rest assured that thev will ge their onies worth, WM NE VTON, rol, No 098 100 Thames st f(" INGHAMS- A joet received at No 2 Swinburne's Biock marls, CARR BROWN Court of Probate, Middletown, April 1849, 'AN instrument in w)iting, dated the 10th of Degember, D. iB4 with a there'to annexed, dated March 18, A. D. 1549, purportng to be the last Will and Testament Richard K.

Randolph, late of Middlctown, Fay wherein Anna Maria Randolph is nomed Kxecutrix thereof, was presented for Probate an Letters thereon It is ordered that the same be received and the consi eration thereof referred to a Court of bate to be holden at the Town Houvse in on the. third Monday of Muy next, at 1 P.M (hat previous potice be given by publishing a cop order three successive in Fimes, for all persons (interested to appear at said time and place and be heazd, A true witness, apl9. JOSHUA COGGESHALL, Prob C'k," Court of Probate, Middlctown, April 15, 1840, Executor Ist account on the estate of James Chase, late of Middletown, was presented for examination and allowanee, Itie ordered that the same be eeived and the congideration thereof referred to a Court of be holden at the Town House in Middletown, on the third Monday of Muy next at and shat previous notice be given by publishing a copy ofthis order three successive weeks in the Timea, for all persons iteres ed to appear at said time and place and be heard A true apl9. JOSHUA COGCESHALL, Prob Cl'k Notice. THE subscriber has been appointed Exccutor of the Will of late of South Kingstown, dee d.

All persons hav ng unsettled aeeounts with or ngaiust said estate are requested to settye them imme- Jd ately, POTTER, Executor, Kingston, April 19, 3w, Notice. THE subscribers have been appointed Exccutorg of the Wil of JLREMIAN POTTER Esq, ate ol Soah Kogstown, All persons cedobted to said ksiate are reques ed to settle bak immed.ately. JI.P 2 Baveniass. Kingston. April 1, Sw, Adminig Notioa.

THE subscriber lias Leen slrator on the Fatate of et EiLIZABETH GARDNIR, late of South Kingstown, dec'd, All persona tinvigg unsettled aceounts with or against said estate, are requested to settle immediately, POTTER, Adui'r. Kngaon, April 19, 3w, THE adainistrators on the es'ate of Thomas M. Jure Inn holder dee. present their arcopnt on seid estate for silows. ance, which aceount contnins eredit for soceeds of Reel Esate of the die, wold by the adainisteators the same 18 recrived and referred for consideration to a Court of Frobute to Le holden atshe T'own Haull in Newport, on the first Mondav in May next at 9 o'clock.

a.m., end notice is ordered to be viven by advertisement fur 3 successive weeks in the Herald of the that all persons interested may appcar at said time and place and be livard, ap 10, B. B. HOWLAND, Prob. Clerk. UPON the petition of Daniel C.

Denliom, ad ministrator on the estate of Williama Gyles, late of Newport, tepresenting that the personal estate of suid William Gyles is insufficient to pay the just debts of said Willinm Gyles and the expenses of settling his estote by the sum of one hundred and fifiy dolla s. and praying that he may be empowered by this 'n his capaei ty of administrator aforesaid to aj! the nght, title and interest which said Gyle wirvy time of his death, in and one undivided tirg part of the real estate situated on Golden Hil) Streetin the town of Newportor so much thereof as will be sufficient to raise said sum with incidenal expenses the same is read, received and referred for consideration to a Court of Probate to be holden at the Town lall in Newport, on the first Monday in May next, at 9o clock, a.m,, and notice is ordered to be given of the prayer and pendency of said petition for 3 sucees ve wecka in the Herald of the Times that all persons interested may appear at said time aund place and be heard. aplo B. B. HOWLAND, Prob.

Clerk. 3 Covrr or Pronate, holden April 2d, 1819, B.C.DENHAM, Administrato on the es late of William Gyles, late of Newport, presents his first acyount on said estate tor al- Jdowance the same 15 received and referred tor considergtion 1o a Cenrt of Probate to be at the Town Hall in Newport, on the first Mooy in Mey next, at 9 o'clock, a. and nonce 1s crdrred to be given by for three st assive weeks in the Herald jof the that 21 persons interested may at saidtire end place and by heard, aplo. B. B.

IOWLAND, Prob. Clerk. APPLICATION 18 mede for adininistration to be given on the estate of Nancy Tompkins, late of Nowport, gingle woman intestate the same is received and roierred for consideration to a Court of Probate to be holden at the Town Hall, in Newport, on the first Monday o'May, next, at 9 o'clock, a. snd notice is orderded to be given by advertisement for 3 succesl sive wecks in the Herald of the Times, that all persons interested may appear at eaid time and place and be heard. ap 10 B.

B. HOWLAND, Proh. Clerk. Court or Prosatr, Newport, holden April 2d, 15819, E. of Nnnci Stewart of Newpart, single woman, presenis his Guardianship account on said estate for allowance the same is received and referred fur consideration toa Court of Probate to be holden at the Town Hall in Newport, on the first Monday in May 9 cloek, a.

and notice isordered 10 be given by adveriisement tor thiew snecessive weeks the Herald of that all persons ioterested may appear isaid time and place and be heard, aplo BB NOWLAND, Prob Clerk IRA FRENCH, 132. Providenee Mwival Fire Insurance Compa BOARD OF DIRECTORS havine or dered an smen of One and a half per sent.on the peointum notes in saud Compon oflice horeby given that the same reee ved 8t the Counting Room of 17, Tavt Brothere, No 31 uniil the Oth ca Lo u' wettad husing ss hours FOWARD LAWTON, Aeen Section 19 ol the Charter provides persang not paying their assecsments in 20 forteit and pry suim eqeal in amount their assessnient, and not paying in 0 days al' Dorleic thar wsurance, Ap 110 CATPPROACHIING waLks Nos. BROAD, and 46 CENTRAL STREET, THL ONLY ENTIRE CASH BOOT, BSHOKE, AND LEATI WAKEHOUSE IN BOSTON. BUYERS WILL SaAVE MONEY BY i WALES, B. RORDINSON, GLO.

WALES, Loston, Ap lawiiw, EXECUTED WITH NEATNESS (Wi £egal Notices. HANNAH GARDNER, Count oF Proparr, Flewport, hotden April 20, 1549, Covur or Prosare, Newport, holden April 24, 1819, Courzs Propate, Newport, holcer 24, 1819, Assessmaent. WHOLESALE AND JOBU'NG CARDERIBTING, NEIS PEGTATCH AT THISOFFI.