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rom Providence County and three from the other Counties wne appo nted to count of the following i Newrornrt Blielfield 'Potter. Provivence Porter, Carpenter, Bradiord, Arnold. Wasninaron Sisson. Kexrt Greene, Larr Bairor Wardwell Hall. The ol State and the Clerks of the Senhte and House were added 10 the Commitiee: Grand Committce then-adjourned to 6 SENATE.

folldwihg members of the Senate appenred and were duly qualified. Middletow Nuthaniel Greene. Jameitowp- Andrew F. Potter. Manchcster.

Tivertor--W illia C. Chapin, Church. W. Macy. P.

Ball, C. Greene. North Provideuce --Caleb V. Water- Ry Cumberland---Ariel Ballou. Beitoute---Pardon Angell.

Fester---Jonathan Hill, 2d. Bwmilhfield--Gideon Bradtord. Glocester---Thomas Barnes. Hawkes. Cranstoh--Nathan Porter.

Anthony. North Kingstown---Joseph Spiuk. Bouth Knowles. Kxeter. -leaac Green.

Richmond --J Q. Sisson. Hopkinton---John 8. Champlin, Wilcox. Brown Francie.

Coventry---Christophier A. Whitman East 8. Fry. West Greenwich- -Thow. T.

Hauzard. Bristol- Byron Diman. Colline. Bicknell. Charlestown---John H.

Croes. Benjamin F. Thureton waes elected Clerk. Prayer wae offered by Rov. Dumont, Turspay AFTERNOON.

The Grand Committee met ut 4 pursuant to adjournment. The Counting Committee made their report, shuwing the following result, in ihe eleciion of General Officers Who'e No. of votes for 13,212 Necessary for a choice, 6 622 For Philip Allen, 6,935 Josiah Chupin, 6.116 Edward Harrie, 163 Bcattering, 18 Mujority tor Allen, 028 Whole No. of votes for Lt. 13,213 Neceesary for a choice, 6,022 For W.

Beach Lawrence, 6,757 Babrock, 6,225 Stephen Wilcox, 196 Reattering, Majority for Lawrence, Whole Ko. of votes for Neceesary for a choice, For Aea Potter, C.E. Robbine, Q. L. Clarke, oattering, AMajority for Potter, Whole No.

of votes for Atty. Neceernry for a clioice, For Walter 8. Burges, Joseph M. Blake, Steere, Hcattering, Majority for Burgee, Whole No. of votes for Trens Necessiry for a choice, For Edwin Wilbour, Bamuel A.

Parker, H. Church, Scattering, Muajority for Wilbour, The usual resdlution declaring these officere duly elected for the year ensuing wae adopted. Meeors. Ballou, Eldrrd and Buffum, were a committee to inlorm the officcrs elect of their election, and to escort them to their seats. The Committee soon returned with the gentlemen, when the oath of office was ad ministered to the Governor and Lieut Governor by the Secretary of Siate, and by the Governor 1o the Secretary of State, Attorney General and General Freasurer.

Gov. Anthony then addressed Gov, Allen in the following appropriate and eloquent manner. May it please your Excellency I deliver into your hande the power which, two years ago, the people of thus State, by their free vote, and in conformity with the constitution and the Jawa which they had ordained, committedd 10 mine and which now, by the wime free vote, and under the same constitution und laws, ol which you are the uppointed guurdian, they have transterred to youre, You are called to the head of a commonwealth which possesscs, in a remarkable degree, the elements of social stands, in some respecte, among the foremost of enlightened communitice, and which we should in no respect eufler to fall behind the commanwealths around ue in those thinge whieli mainly adorn and digmily cavihized life. In whatever position, public or private, the ehanges of admimetration and the mutations ol party may place ue, nothing can deprive ue of the privilege, nothing ean releane us from the obligation, to labor with our best endenvor for die (nteresta the enduring proeper. iy of the whieh (s the mother ol uwa' I retire from the public service with a gratelul sense of the honors conferred upon me by the peopls, with a deeper attachment to the principlesand the ine stitutions of Rhode lstand 3 and with my best wishes towirds your Excelleney lor a lortunate und successiul ad ministration of the reeponsible duties which you have aseumed.

And whosoever wny fill this char, whosoever may occupy these seats, Ishull not evase to invoke the continued guidance und direction of that benignant Power in whoee fear the foundations of this Stute were laid, and in whose favor it hath grown tfrom pathless wilderness to become the happy abode of a free and intelligent people. Gov. Allan replied as follows I tully apprecinte the remarks which you have made on this oceasion, No exertions on my part shall be wanting to execute faithtully the dutes of the office to which 1 have been elected, Gov. Allan tlen took the ehair, when the usua, Proclivnition wias made from the Balcony, and the sulute fired, Tne two Houses then separated, and each adjourned to Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. The Govern.r was then escorted to his quarters at the Bellevoe House where his sulute was fired by the Al lery Company.

Wednesday Morning. The House met ot 10 o'clock. The roll was called and the Journal of proceedings read and approved The Rules of the House ol last year were ndopted. The reading ol the Dock et ol untinishel business wus dispensed with, A resolution was passed to go into Grand Committee, at 3 this af ternoon, for the purpose of procecding the clection ol Otlicers lor the ensuing yeur. T'he Speaker announced the Standing Committees.

The House adjourned until 3 Wednesday Afternoon. The House met at 2 o'clock. The two Houses then joined in GRAND COMMITTEL. for tae purpose of procecding in the election ot officers. His Excellency Gov.

Allen in the chair. Th. Gov. stated that the two Houses Lnd joined in Grand Committee for the purpose of proceeding 1 the clection of officers. The tollowing officers were then elected CLenks of Suereme Coun.

Newport Jouslin by a maujority of 2 over William Gilpin, Providence Metealf over Benjamin T. Eames; 53 votes were necessary to a choice. and Mr. Metealt had just that number. The election of Clerks in Washing ton and Bristol Countice was postponed until the next seeson, Kent Weaver over Joseph J.

T'i linghust, having just the required number of votes. Creeks or Counrs of CommoN PLEas, 13,226 6,014 Newport George C. Shaw was elected over Daniel C. Denham by the casting vote of the Governor. Provinexce Salsbury over John W.

Suuth, having just the required number of votes. 6,815 6,214 104 404 Wasmingros Covnry. Mathew Chappell over Johin Clarke, having jus the required number ol votes. Buistor Counry. I'.

Bennett, Whig, and the present incumbeat re elected by 2 majosity over George H. Reynolds. Democrat, 13,081 6.541 6,714 6,114 191 32 Kenrt 1 Carder, without opposition 317 13,180 6.591 6,773 6,196 193 18 Neweort William J. Roberte over William H. Douglas, by a majority 2, Proavinsyce Covsry.

Burrington Anthiony by a majority ol 2 over Roger Williams Potter. 366 The vote postponing the election of Clerk ol the Supreme Court Bristol County was re-consid red; George Reyuolds was elected hy a migjority of 2 over Messadore Bennett, The Grand Committer thenadjourned until Thureday morning, at 10 oo Aletter is advertised in Butlalo directed to Dr. Vanderkerbugerdundertromp. We pity the person who had the christening ol that ehild. Cuance or boats for the Kast.

by way of Stanngton, now leave New York at 6, instead ot so'clock in the alternoon, (From the Liish Aweric in.) ANArrraL 10 Common do, at this day, to advanee an opion without give INg reason lon it We mght tell the public every issne of our paper, that HUTCHINGS" Vi Ge AETABLE DYSPEPSIA RIFTLERS were specihe for Indigestion, and all the discases growms ont of ity but they would 0t beaeve ow apse dit without we gave them the why and the whevefore. We therefore state, as the vesalt of personal observation and om the conewrrent testi mony of all forend ano acquaimiaices wao have tried the article, or have enat toeo, ity tomie, altevative, and testoative propeitios altogether wequalicd. Frat it baces the syt restores the appeite, rinises the spits, popats firmness to the nerves, and mvigoraes the constie tution; an i that its stiomlating etleet followed by no reaction. We theretore consider it the very best stomachic which meaical scicnce has yeu given to mae kind, Crrenlars, contwmning the certificates of remmi ke able eures, and the hagh estimation in which this Medieme is held by the public press, can be had of the agents, free, Pu 1 0 1 0 I 1 Principal otiee, 122 Fulton street, In Prowidence, 2000 st My, Strges Davia, ot Providence, and Miss Moy Ko, only danghter, of the Jate Capt. Daniel Barvvus, of Waren, BRIGHTON CAUTLE MARKET.

At market 100 Beef Cantle, 19 Working Oxen, 15 Cons and Calves, 800 Sheep and Lombe, and 2800 Swowe, Conthee Fxten $7 145 1t qualic 20 do 54, 3o do £ob 0 Workiog at $25 50, 93,95, 100, 11004115, and 25, 28, 81, 35, and Sheep and 75, One extea Lot sold tor $6 ecach, Nu eBB 14 retail GaTe, fathope BEAY A HERALD UF THE Tlabkd Newrotl, 8 1. tHURSD MURNING, MAY 8, 1891. SHERIFFS Truowapay, My 1 Maceied, In Brooklyn, Mondu(. April2l, by Rev. My, Hodge, Mr, Chanles H.

Hughes of California 1o Miss Aan Lawton of Brooklyn, 1 Inthis wwn, on the 20th by Rev, assinted hy Rev, Jackson, Rev, J. Hugadorn Wells, of Wert Yaomouth, and Miss Aun Mana Wells, daughter ot the lute Juwines Wel's, of Hopkimon, 1, i- In Providenee, 20th Chinles Sheldo Fieelove duughier of Capt, C. Vierce, ol that city, In Olneyville, Tst inst, Mr. Augostus Y. Thurston awnd Miss Lydia 8., davghwe of My, Edmund Potter, of North ovidence, la Comberland, lot inst, by the Rev.

M. Hammond, Mr. Ja-on Newell and Miss Mary filth daughter of Columbia Tingley, all of 4 In this town, on Monday, at the First Baptist Chureh, by Rev Adlin, Mr. Charles Parmenter, of Providence, and Miss Llizubeth I', 8. Vars, of this town, On the sume evening, by the same, Mr, Wil Lam J.

M. Adman and Miss Mury C. Lawton, bth of this town. ico, At Wareham, Muss, Mrs. Elizabeth M.

Howe, nged 45 vears, In New Orleans, 18th of disense of the heart, W. Spring, sunol Rev Dr. Suiing, of New York, aged yeurs, In West Weenthaum, ult, Allen Tallinghast, in tie 84ih year of his age. In Portsmouth. N.

th, at the Navy Yad, James Otis, son of commander J. Jurvis, 5, Navy, aged 7 years. I Albion Village, Smithficld, 24th My, Mehnda wife ot Oliver W. Reynobis, aged 83 years, I I Bureillville, 25th Prudence, wife of Rev. Moab Paine, aged 79.

InProvidence, 21 Mrs. Mary Randall, in the 79th year of heraye, Tu Oleyville, North Providence, suddenly, lf Aavon Kchardson, i the dlst year of his age. Lo South Kingstown, oe the 280 Susan EG wile Ensha W. srowning, and daughter ot George Watsontol Bladtord, in the 21st year of her wge, Atihe Macme Hospitad, Mobile, on the 27th Scartus Steadinin, of New Shoreham, flarine Juteliiqence. PORT OF NEWIORT, ARRIVED WEDNESDAY, April 30, Schr Hilander, Nickerson, Bost, NY Susan, Haady, do, doj Bumce Cobb, Baxter, Hyanms, fistung; Corelli, Horton, Tamton, Nortoik; bemnand, Baxter, Hyannis, Sloop ashion ouag, River tlead; Oregon, Stug Yorl, Prov; Sea Witch, Wells, do, do, Ex h.mg.-,' Prov, Westport; Ann Euza, DBecbe, Rondout.

THURSDAY, May 1. Schr Eagle, Rhodes, York, Poitland; Leo, Samth, do, Bath; Louwisa, Chase, do, Bostun; Boundary, Haskell, Rondout, do; Sea Lion, Brown, NY, Bungor; Senate, Robertson, do, Bost; Rio Grand, Cobb, Previncetown, fishing, Juniatu, Dyer, do, do; Lamartine, Neweamb, dao, do; Win Stecle, Rogers, doy do; Maneellus, Rich, Truro, do; Spirula, Livermore, Provineetown, do; Lia Davis, Newcomb, Dennia, Jdoj) Sloops Eleanor, Pesae, Wareham NY Reply, Hubbard, Southport; Aun Holmes, Davis, F. River Albany; Providence, Biowng NY Prov, FRIDAY, May 2, Bark Martha Anaa, Messer, Cardenas. Birig Condora, Nickerson, Prov, Saguala Grande, Schr Union, Bangs, Ra't, with Corn and Flom to L. Eldeedg: Coj Doty Plathips, Taunton Bedtord; Lewis Clak, Van Kk, Vuila; Ocil la, Hammond, Freetown tishing; Vol Tuttle, Dizhton Greenport; PP Corbet, Hewitt, Va; Hurvest, Presbey, Tuunton NY.

Sloop Vigilant, Welle, Frov NY: Leader, Gavit, Buistol, Westerly; Midus, Wardwell, NY Prov. i SATURDAY, May 8. Rrig Maine, Schr Extea, Wing, Prov, NBedford; Ame i ens, Wheeler, Prov NY Golden Fleeee, Barnes, Harwich fishing; Emily Hortont Gandy Pa Slp Nancy Jane, Gardoer, Connecticut River, MONDAY, Muy sth, Bng Random, Burdic Cardenas. Schr James Hand, Weaver, Phila; coal for FF. B.

Peckham. i WEDNESDAY, May 7. Schr Minerva, McGifferin, River, Balt; bemarle, Fluhad, Prov, North Carolina; Harriet Newall, Dibible, Darien, Prov, Sloop Leader, Gavit, Westerly, Prov; Ranger, Davis, Sowmerset, Edgatown, MEMORANDA. Arvived at Norfole, April 28th, Schr, George Engs from Boston. Arr at Havana, 20th, brig John Baleh, Melville, Cabanos.

Sld 18th, biig Confidence, Babcock, New Bedford; Nonaowan, Aluy, Wilinington, Carditt, Melville, Cabanos. In port 224, schr Fakir, Garvdner, Brig Confidence, Babeock, Havana, and proceeded to New Bedford, Arr. at Savannah, 28th schr Fakir, ner, from Havana. Arr. at Wilmington April 30, brig Annawan, Almy, from Havana.

Navy DrranRTMENT, Bureaw of Provwsions and Clothimg, Apri 24, 1851 l) ROPOSALS, sealed ana endorsed Proposals tor smadl will received at this Bureau aatil Monday the 20th day May next, tor furnishimg and debivering (on reeiving ten day's notice Jat the United States Navy Yaos at Chavlestown, Massachusetts, Brcoklyn, New Yok, and Gosport, Viginia, such gquantities only of the folowimng wrncles as may beveguined ordered tiom tae contiactor by the Cloet of Ihis Bureau, or by the sespective eommancing othicer of the saud HAVY yards, cluomg the hiscal ending June 30, 1802, viz Boxes, shaving Hande erchicts, il Giney Biushes, shaviog colons Brushes, serabibing Looking glisses Biushes, shoe Mustard Bioushes, clothes Nevales, sewing, assorted Butt navy, vest black Buttons, navy, coat red Buttons, Razors, i single cases Blackiig, boxes of Rizor Strops Beeswax Kaband, hat Cowmlbe, course Cotton, spouls of Girass, hats Jackinves Hanakerehiefs, eotton Lape, black wnd white Tho des, and pepper wil be requined at New York intne vaw state, Alihe wtieh wost be of good quality, equal to the best of those generaliy used the service, and contormable to the saples of wiach have becn recently selected una mow cepesited ut SALE DAVY NYiius and i thie Beau, and subieet Cosit bispectionat the pavy vatd where denye. et of thos bwiean sy dineety ane Cred as tie sy aspecting appomtead by the Navy All PDepyaitine ob et lental expense 1o the Goveinimnt, Propes Yessels hages, wne the prce of andevery wek st be the sanw at then jespretive ol dehiveny, bove LY RS 1 age mw el one or more dogen ot the above ticles are packedand the boxes, bides, banels wheeh the same may be dehvered, shail marked with thom contents, the ot the econwactor, and the wonth and yem when oo wndy when desied, i good, sulstantid slopy order. The contractor mnst estublish sgencies at such stutions other than los residence, that po delay arise i temishing what may be veguired; and when the contractor or agent baile promptly comply with reguisition, the Chiel ot the Bacean of Provisions and Clothang shall be gu- thorized divect ponchises 1o Le made to supply Cothe eficienes, under the peoalty to be exprossod the contract the record a regmisition, I duplicate copy thereol at the Fwcan of Provisions wod Clothing, or at eather of the navy yands aforos sy shodl evidence thnt such cequisiion has been and veeeived, Two or more approved seretios, ina equal to the estimted mmonnt cEthe contract, will quire and ten per centum in addmien will withhela from the smwunt of all payments on we- Ceonnt thereofas coliateral seewity in addition, 1o socure ate performanes, and not in -3 event to be vopetduntit it ie in allreepecte sumplied mine- ty rer centum of the amount of all deliveries made will he paid by the Navy Agent within thinty days alter bills duty authenticated shalll have Loen piesented 1o hon, Blank fovns of may Le oltained on application 1o the Navy Agents wt Lortamonth, New Hampshive; Boston, New Yok, Philadel phia, Baltiooie, Notolk, Pensacela, and at this Burean, kvery offer made musthe aceampanied (as di rected inthe act of Congress makang ap propniations for the navil serviee for 1506 47,0 proved 10th Angust, by a wiitton gosamty, sighed by one or more responsible porsons, the ellect that he or they wndertade thon the bndder bdders willy i their nd be aceepted, vote into an obbig non within ive dayvs, winh good wnd to bnish the 0y propeons ede Bavean will not be obligitea to consider any proposal wiless acecmpanied by the gui anty by law the competeney of the anty to be certibied by the Navy Agent, Distnict Attorney, or some officer of the General Governs went known to the Biean, A reeord, or duplicioe of the letter informing a bidder of the aceep tunce of nig proposal, will be decined a notificetion thereof, within the meaning of the act of 1846, wnd his bid will be mace and aceepted in contorunty with this understand- ng. Laxtract from the act of Congress, approved August 6. And be it further enacted, That, frem and aiter the passage of thi act, every proposal for naval supplies nvited by the Seerctary of the Navy, under the proviso to the general nppropration 1l for the navy, approved March third, eighteen hundred and forty-three, shall bhe aecompanied by a wrtten guaranty signed by one or more responsible persons, to the eflect lfml he or they undertuke that the bidder or bidders will, if his or their bid be aceepted, enter into an obligation in such time as may be prereribed by the Seerctuy of the Navy, wi good and suflicient sureties, 1o furnish the supples propesed.

No shall be corsidercd unless accompaniod iy such guaranty, oetter the ace prtanee of a proposal and notification thereot the bidde ar bidders, he or they shall fuil to enter into an abligation within the poeseribea by the Seeretary of the Navy, with good and sufflcient sureties tor furnishing the supplics, then the Sceretary of the Navy shall proceed to contiact with some other person or persons for farnishing the said supplics; and shall to. thwith cause the difference bhotween the amount contwined the proposal so guavanticd and the amount for which he winy hove ontaeted tor furmishing the said supplics for the whole penod of the proposal to chaiged up aginst said bidder or bidders, and his or their guatantor or guarantors; and the same iy be immediately vecovered by the Uni ted States, for the use of the Navy r)o- artment, in an action of debt ugainst either or of said 4w, Soup, shaving, in eakes Nilhy sew plue Llack NOisso 8 Spoons Tirend black, white and Ll dwe 10, 1846 HARRISON CIDER. thl'l-. New Jersey Cider of very Superior quality, just receved and for su'e by 2, NEWTON PROTHERS, OAR ROW NOL2 AGATLN, ELECTTION HATS AND CAPS, 'l'lll': subscriber wonld eall the attention of his triends and the poblic i geneval to his Loge and heautitul assortment of Eleetion Hate Cups just received which he is confident cannot fiil to st as to guahity and proce, consisting of the difs tevent stylesto be found in New York and he would be partienbive i callivg the at entin of the fadi who are about porehasing Hats and Caps for their childven, to his large ard beantiful assortment of Hats and Caps, which will be opened thix day at prices lower than ever before offered; a Case of Jenny Lind Haws for voung men, new; olso a few more of these $3 hats just receirved which cannot be beat, forget the No. 114 Thames Stieet, may 1 JACOB WEAVER.

CCUNTRY TRADE. Geo. INVITETHE ATTENTION OF Merchants from the Country. TO ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKS DRY GOODS IN BOSTON! our Goads direct from the Manufacturers abroad and at home, frem we are to Nave Buvers one or two Profits and at the same time give them the CIHHOICEST BIYLES to select om, Every variety of Dry Goods may be found with us, from a Brown Domestic te the Finest Fuboe vaported, AND ON THE USUAL TERMS OF CREDIT Eontranee to our Whaoleaale Room on HHAWLEY STRELT, or from our Retail Store, NO, 192 WASIHINGTON NTREET, mayB 6w law, SHERIFEF'S SALE virtwe of an Exeention issoed ont of the Clerh Othiee ot the Comt of Common Pleas, for the County of Newport, May Veon 18000 favor of John K. Bigley of the City, County and State of New York, Merchant, and to me diecs wed and delivered, 1L will sell at public anction on the premises to te highest bidder, on Feiday the 16th day of May 1801, at 12 W'elock, A all the vight, te aad mterest that John ML Jouver, late of New.

porty in the Cou ty of Newport, trader, had, when attachment was made onthe wiit, on the 21t cay ot Apnily 1849, 0t 30 nanutes pas 12 Mo yimane toa lotor pareel ol land, sitated on BEastons point, i said Newport, and bouaded as follows, 1w wit Westerly on Fomth Stieety, Notherly on Pople Sneer, Southerly on land of the bene of Ganet Heh, decd, and parthy on band of Wallam Foend and pantly on bod the hens of Blemy Bliven, cec and parth on Lo of the hens of Jevemioh Liwton, decoy and Easterly on gol snd land bemng sup poscd to contam 3 ot and two-thnds ol wlot, be the same more less, or however otherwise the same may be Lounded, it heing the ot ot Land which wan conveyed by Deed, dated Moaceh 31, 1842, trom Gaarer Helime to the sod Jouvertt, W. DOUGLAS, Shenff, SHERIFIS SALE NEWPOLT victne of an Execution issocd ont of the Terk ice, of the Comt ol Common Vleas, tor the County ol Newport, Nov, Term 1830, Cavor avid 46 Joaes, and Locing Dow, 1 oth of Sheewshuy the County of Ratland and State of Vermont, teaders company, domng bastness Chere wicder the iemand stole of Jones Dow, and toome duected and dehivered, I owill seilat poblic anetion on the premises to the highest hidtor, the satistaction of sid Eoxeentiong on Thursday the 18ih day of May, 1851 at oteloek, A Moo Al the vight title and terest thot Heney Taltoan of Bathoan the Conaty Feadn ol State of Maane, Connsellor at Law, ot when wttachoent was wade an the ongima the 2210 day of Febomay, 1850, a 0 10 o' etk and 18 miontes, A ML, ana tow eertain Coron or traet of pond siaated me Portsmonth an the Comnty of Newporty and contiming by estiaation sistvesesen acte he the se lesw, whieh said land botted bownded and des: crthedns tollows, to wit Northerly paitly on Laned of Sarah Gibba and parthe on land of George Potter, Woesterly and Southerly on fand of wnr Sarah Gabbsg and Basterly on the main voud leading to the Stone Brde. Conditions at sale. arlo WM. DOUGLAS, Shentt.

SHERIFITS SALE. Nrwronr, 3 ILL be sold at Public Auetion on the premisen in New Shoreham on the ITth day of Mav, A. IBSL at 4 o'clock in the alternoon, the rrght, titde, and mterest that Pdward atth fiebd of Sew Shoreham had on the Toch day 1850, at 1o 1-2 i the ate the tene of the attachment on the ongwal wiit, aond to the tollowing desevibed veal estite, viz: a cortar ot of bt with dwelling house theieon ted mm sard New Shoreha contiming abont one were howaded Westerly on oond of admmul odge, Somtherly and Northerdy on land of wird Doadge Easterly on land of Robert Mitchell, 1o satisly an execntion levied thereon in svor of Samuel J. Osgood if sutficient, JOUN SHEFFTELD, Dep'y Shenifl New Feb 14, 1801, SALE, NEwrownr, virtue of an Exceution issued out of the Otfiee of the Comt of Conanon leas, Lo the County of Newport, Nov, Term 1860, in Covor of Amtin Siaaer, Joho Ry Brewer, and John 1 Boston it eo of Suliolk Coand State of Maesachusetts, dotvg bosmess st Boston as Merclamts, woder the and sty i i of Sumner, Brewer and Company Gaond to cis Fovected wid debivered) Bwalt sedl ot pubiie Aucton on the premises to the highest bidde, (cominenec- maied made worle st deseribed Pordoy, mof May, 1551, o'clock, Vol eg tithe perest that bemy Falluan Esg. of Bath, cownty of Lanecolu, wnd state of Maine, Attorney at Law, had on the 224 dav of February 1830, at 10 o'cluck Al Dient wis eon the original wein and to i certam farm or teact of land simated i Ports nonth in the County of Newport, and wtaioin hout 67 acres be the same move or less, together with the Hotel and other bwbdiogs thereon standing Laned being honnded as tollows, 1o wit: Novthedly on land of the heis of George Ciibbs and the heirs of Thom Potter, Foasterly on and of tie heirs of saad George Gy dec and on the east wam road, and Southerly and Weaterly on band tate of the he vn of Thowus Pouter now of Sarnh Gikba, or however othe wise the siume nay be bounded or deser hed all the right, title and imterest that said "Tallman had, on said 22d duy of Feb ulu 1860, at thirty minut past Ten o'clock, A.

inand 10 two other farms or traets of land situated in Mid. dltown in said County togetier with the buildings thereon, I'he fiest of snd tracts or farme in bounded an folluwa to wit: Westerly on the Fast main road, northerly on land now or late belonging to the heirs of J- hn Manchester Eartes ly on land now or late of Giles Manchester and Sautherly partly on land belonging to Jonathan Smith und pui'tly on land now or late belonging to Janes Langley, or however otherwise the wone iy be bonnded, contwining about ninety- cight aeves mo or less, and formerly belonged to Borden Wood, second pareel or tiaet of land i said Mid Lietown is bounded and deseribed un Ollows to wit: Southerly partly on the East main road, and paretly on land of the hein of Gideon Anthony and partly on land of Jethro B. Bailey, Westerly partly on land of Daniel Gould and partly onland of said Bailey, Northerly puitly on dand of Thomas Gould, ana partly on land of heirs of Eljah Anthony, Easterly puitly on Cland of Joha Barker and partly on the Warner farm so called, or however otherwise said farin may be bounded, containing about seventy-five acres and formerly belonged to Chvstopher AL Sweet, WM. DOUGLAS, Sherifl. Newport, April 101851, SHERIFIPS SALE.

NEWPORT, vittue of an Exceution issued out of the Clerk Othice of the of Comnon 1" cas for the County of Newport, Nov. Tern 1850, in favor of Henry L. Richardson, of the City of Boston, in the State of Massachusetts, and to me divected and will sell at Public Aueto on the premises to the highest bidder on Thursday, the 13th May, 1851, atll ock, A the vight, title, and iaterest, that Henny Tallmn Bath, inthe Stare of Maine had on the 28th day of February, 1830, at Ten o'clock A. whea attachment was inade on the original writ, in and to the three following deieribed Carms, tracts of land or estates, to farm or tract of land sitwated in Middletown in the County of Newport, containing about seveny-five acres, with the buildings ded, Souther Iy partly on East man roud, and partly on land of the heirs of Gideon Authony and on lund of Jethro Ba party on land of Danicl Gould, and partly ou land of said pantly on hmjuf Thowas Gould, and partly on Land of the heirs of Elijah partly on Lind of John ll.ui\rr and partly on the Warner fiem, so Leing the same estate purchased by the late Peleg Tallinan, of Christopher inoand to one other tract of band or tarm situated i sard Middletowa, containing about ninety-cight acres, with the bulhings Westerly on the East mann road, Northerly onland now or late belonging the heivs of John Manchester, Easterly on land late belonging to Giles Manchester, and Southerly party on land belonging to Jonathan Sunth, and partly on land lae belonging to James L. Langley, it being the game farm purchased by the fate Peleg 'l'uhman, of Borden in and to anather tract of Land or farm, situated in Vortsmouth in winid County of Newport, cortaining about sixty-seven acres, with the Hoteland other buildings thereon, Northerly on land ot the heirs of George Gibbs, and heirs of Thomas Potter, Easterly on land of said hewrs and on th: East main road, and Sontherly and Wester- Iy on land of Savah estate being now or furmerly oceupied by Benjumin Brown.

N. B. Sale to commence i Portsmouth with last named estate. WM. H.

DOUGLAS, Sherifi Newport, April 10, 1851, ts. SIHHERIFIPS SALE. Newronr virtue of an Exeeution issued oot of the Clerks Office of the Comt of Common Pleas for the County of Newport, Nov Term 1850, in favor of Oerin Rawson and Williaon PP Bighavn of the City of Boston inthe state of Massachusetts wnd Davi Pratt, of Chelsea in the siv State, all doing business partiership in enidd Uity of Boston as Merchants under the firm and sy le of Rawson, Brigham Pratr, (and me divected and delivered) 1 will sell at Publie Aunction on the premises to the highest bidder on Thorsday the 15th day of May, 1561 eleven o'clock, Allthe right, title and interest that Henry Talliwan of Bath, County of Lincoln, State of Maimne Attorney at Law, ha on the ti st day of Maren 1850 at one o'clock I i and to the three tollowing describied veal estates (said wale 1o commence with the first deseribed to wit: A eertain fim or tract of lamd dyiog and being in the townof Portsmouth in the County of Newpert, contaiming 'y eAtAtlon ont AlXty seven acres together with the Hoteland other buldings Northerly partly on land of Sarah Gibbs and parteon land of George L. Potter. Easterly on the Fast mun road so called.

and Westerly nnd Southerly on band of Sarah Gible, st ere tate bemg no or formerly occupied by Benjamin Brown as a Tavern i and to certinn pieels or tiacts of land sitvated Maddetown in said Connty of Newport, with the tdings The fic st tract or pareel beng bounded Westerly on the Fast mae Novtherly on band, now bate belonging to the heirs of Manchester deceased. Fasterly on land bate of Giles Manchester decvased, Southeerly parthy on land date belonging 1o Jonathan Sinithy and partly onland now or late of Jawes L. Langley, or however otherwise the same oy bounded, contiomng abont ninety -eightacrepit being the tirm purchased by the Lite Peleg sallman of Borden Wood other tiact parcel is honnded Sontherly partly on the Fast main road, partl on land of the heirs of Gideon Anthony and partly on Land of Jethro Bailey Westerly partly on band of Danwel Gonld and partly on Lland of sard partly on kand of Thomas Gould and partly on and of the heirs of Elipah partly on Lind of John Barker and partly on the Wanner farm so called and contannng about seventy acies being the same porchased by the late leg Pallian of Christophior Sweet, WML DOUGLAS Shenif, Newport April 10, 1851, SUHVRIFIPSSALE, Newronre, FLLL beowodd ar Pablic Awetion on the prems. ses 10 New Shoreham on the 17th day May AL DL ISSE an so'clock 10 ML allthe vighit, titwe, and interest that Edwact Latdefield of New Shoreham had on the diay of August 1550, at 5 82 1P ML, the tie of the wtte ach oent on the ortginad wiort inoand the tollow deseohed renl estate, vzt a certain ot bod witi a dwelling bouse thervon, sitwited in mod New Shorelam, contammg about one aeve 3 honoe ded Westerly on ot Eduond Dodge, Souther- Iy and Nowther on Luel of Edward Dodge, East erly land of Robert 0 Machell, 1o satisty un execution evied th reong in favon of cohhom Ball, both ot the Town md County of suthcwnt, oo KA TR JONN GSUEFFIELD, Dep'y Sheriff New Shorcham, Feb, 14, 1551, apr22, 8w SHERIFIPS SALE, NrwrorT, sold at Pablie Auction on the premiseg in Noew Sharehoon on the lith day Moav, AL DOASSL 4 aeloek POV wll the vight, ke, avd interest that Edward AL Littletie of Now Shorehonm el the 36th day of Angust, 195 at o'elwk the time of the attachwent on the onginal weit, i and 1o the following Aeaeribed real estate, viz: a certain Jot of land with a dwelling howse thereon situated in said I New Shoreham, containing abont one acre honn- Aed Weoater ly on band of Edimuad Daodge, Souther ly il Nowtherly on Lindof Fodward Dodge, Bast. ety on land Robert Mitchell, to satisfy an egeention lewied thereon in favor of Eldvidge Latthefield if sufficient, JOUN G.SHEFTIFLD, Dep'y Shenff New Shoreham, Feb.

14, 1861 A 22 THLE CELEBRATLED OXYGENATED BITTERS, CONTAINING NO A SURE REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, In all its various forms. Sueli paininthe Stomach, Hearthurn, Habitunl Costivenesa, Acd Stomneh, Headache, Loss of Apoetite, Piles, Night Sweats, Asthina or Phtie sie, Flataleece or Wind the Stomach, Uolidnessof the Extremitics, Weakuess of the banba, GENERALDEBILITY, and all the indescribable symptoms of this univerwinl discase, They are also the best tonic known for the prevention aud cure of FEVER AND AGUE, These Bitters have received the HIGHESTTESTIMONIALS ever offered to the publie in favor ofany medicine in the world, ond ave approved by some of the best physicians, who use them in thewr practice. For the most Satesfactory Proot of the auecess of this veedy, see pamphlets contanning full partieulars an i certiticates trom MEMBERS OF and other parties well known to the publie, Any in hividuals wishing further itormstion vespecting thie i INVALUABLE MEDICINF, are invited to eall on the Agents, and satisfy themselves hy relerence to Limerons letters und certaticates of the highest respeetability, Awmong the numerous and highly reapectable certificates we refer to the fllowing: Prof. AL A Hayes, DL State Assayer. iz Henry Homer, Boston.

Jo DL Duan, Bege, City Treasirer, Doston. 00, Myron Lawrenee, Ex-Prest, Mass, Senate Mo, Arnold, formerly Gov, Rhode Ishoad, now member of Congrens, Ho. Wio Woodbwidge, formerly Gov. of Michigan, now 8. Senator, Mon.

3. Morchead, formerly Gov, of Kentuchy, now Senator, Hon. J. Sunmons, 8. Senator from Bhode Tsland, Mo, Samuel Phelps 8.

Senator from Vermont, Hon. Upham, do. do. Hon Solomon Foote, Member of Congress, from Vermont, Non. A A.

D. Foster, Member of Cougress from Hon M. L. Martin, Delegate in Congress from Wisconrin Ternitory, Gen. AL Cl)ulgo.

Delegate Congress from lowa. R. P. Stowe, Clerk in the Hoioe ot Representatives, Trowbiidge, Detroit, Michigan, Geo. W.

Jones, Surveyor General, Dubugue, Towa. Joseph Hoxie, Esq, No. 76 Wl street, New "ulk- Many other in lividoals of the highest respect- Abilr, van be referred to, who will confirm all thoat has been said i favor of this invaluable mede, DR GEO. GREEN, Proprictor, Windsor, V. Reed, Bates Anstin, Wholesde Drnggists, 26 Mevch ot Row, Boston, General Agents Price 31 per hottle; six bottles for CAUTTON.

bottle the GENUINE Opvarsaten Birrens, wil have the outside apper peinted Eoaglish, French and Spanisir, with the signatire of Geo. oevn, Propris etory npon THREE SIDES, and in tine. I eazeaved label upon the top of the hottle, with the signitare of Revo, Bates Avusriy, who are the sole General Agents, and to whom all orders mast be addressed, Fordvia Nowowmrthy 0. TTazard, Co R. J.

Taslor, and C. C. Hazard. NFEW VILLAGE OoF dlenrvwansvionr, ONLY 825 FOR A HOMESTEAD. 22 FARMS, worth over 5,500, and 6, 400 LOTn, to be distributed among 00 Subscribers, To supply the demand tor the Lote and Farms at Hevmanaville, have lad out another tract, hioming the Long Tshaawd Raboat and the land already aoldat Hermanavilley to be of the same arzey anh desposed ot and divided among the purclisers i the same moanner as those rold thore.

I have beennduce do this from the great of peesons wishing pucchase these Lots and Favms, as the voprovements i that part of the Laland are constantly mereasing, and Lage ninbers of persons have now become aterested in those hinde, Thasacbhitional traet is in every respeet el to the other, and ar the rate thwy are now beiag taken they will all be sold wra few weels, Each subseribes i entitled to 8 Lots, 25 by 100 ety lving tgether, ora FARM ot fron 4 0 20 acres. The shures are lumtsl at when subsecibed tor, S3on or betore the day of disteibotron, and the abawee momonthly dostalments of 3. desire fy a 0 Warcantee Ded will be ma ont imoncdiately after the disteiba tion, and delivered divectly alter paying the bal- The lote are situated i the Villaze of HER MANMVILLY, on the Loag Island Ralvoad, County ol Sutiolk, and 50 wites trom the ey of New York, andadpoins takelo.d, also a new vil lage recontly Lacboat, wheve hondsome dings we erected, anvd the Rulroad Company econtemplate mikimg large depot for the wermimation of thar early and late teams between that place and Beooklyn. one of the hew thiest pliees the Uited States, ol within mile of kookoma Lake, a beantitul sh et of water about theee miles i clremierence, of singolar transparsneyy wnd of great depth, with oo abundance of fish, The vilbage bat distant from the great Sooth Bay, whichis miles wide and 40 miles dong, abandantly sapphed with oysters, elama, and fish of vacious Kids, ese lands will produce as much per acre, with the same enltivation, as any land within finy miles of the eity of New York, Lose Iseasxn WaEAT the annwa mecting of the New York Agricoltural Sociery, oheld at Aby on the 200 inst, tor awanding premmns on ekl Crope, we find Suffolk stands second shight rais-1 ing Wheat. M.

Samoel Lo Fhompson, of Se. tanket, teceived the second premimm of $l5, for Winter Wheat, 42 bushels 1 peck to the acre, Mr. Thompson's wheat is of vanety which hus boen rosed but a 0w sears on the sland and the yield proves it well adapted the soil, Uhe agrienliocal eapacities ol laland sie hegining te be developed Ve Long dslander Setauket abont 8 wles trom land (Her. wanny and is better by natone than those now offered for sale. This wheat i 0 a new virioty of wosuperior hind, and was sold for sead wheat at 5 per bushel, and Moo Thompron re 1 eerved for the product of hittle more an twn arres, over $4OO, There have been raised durcing the r.u RS the very hest of Copn, and Potatoss 150 cin per acre, Egg Plants, and a variety of garden veg etubilen, on near the Long Tstand alroaa, ut Luke Road, or Lakeland, where a PortaOthee hoas been established, for which premivms at the safflk onoty Agownbmal Farr, beld Sopem.

her 240 were givin, Also poar, beans, onions. m. avd mg. tows, The following is from the New York Farmer ana Mechanic of Novewber Tth 1860, and wae veitten by Mr. STAR, the editor, who visited the Foals, wheat, pot toe and crops, refes red ts in the arti 1, were at Lakeland, near Hermaraville Btation: ok doring the few leisure deor work, we were conveyed over the Lung Gailroad, 1w bacge temet of the ouh rom New Yok, which we to an wile of vey sncevastoll ang cnltiva- Pone AN ough bate the season, and Viewed sofer wone haadymiingn, we we wnpiised at the phity and abuodaner of the crops wlich had boen thered trom a portion ol she kind, as wlo the wint erops, which nppeared onnsually promizmg.

Wheat whieh lbad been sown hot two or three wecks, presented beautiful the ity wpearance while tuenspa, beets, and vther vogetables not yet gathered lor winter would ompraie wdvantageously with the best in the New Vork muket, Potatocs alieady in the cellar, were very fine, with Wt a wetige of disense, und corn standi in the held was not surpussed by much that we saw on lands valued at wore thus one hadved dollars per acre, tudeed the Ghles which received the premiom ot the 8 Connty Foir, were raised from poction of this gooind which had wit been wnder cultivation sis Algether we were very luvoinbly impios odowithour visit to these l.lluL. now so favorabily offired to the public, st prices whick cannot fail 0 doulile in few we would invite the attention of those who desire a cheap and elig ble farm tothis locwtion, Herwanaville Station is lucated on the burders of the Loag Ishind Railroad, whence cars run several times a day to Brooklyn and New York, Phe surface of the land is smooth and level, and the surrounding conntiy is perfectly healthy, snd within a few miles of this piaee, cultivated and valuable, having been scttled mure than hundred and fifty years, and where similes lande sell at teom to $2OO per acre, The distribution will take place in a short time, by Commtiee (o be selected by the Subseril ers from wmonyg theswr nunber, The person having the first choice will be entitled to a 20 acre farm, worth $1000; the wecond to an 18 acre farm worth $900; the third, 16 acie farm worth the 4th, a 14 acre larm, worth $700; the fifth, a 12 ucre farm, worth the 6th, 4 "0 acre farm, worth 500; the Tth and Bili, each un 8 nere farm, worth $400; the 9th, 10th and Ilih, each, a 6 acre farin weirth the 12th, 13th, 14th, and fiteenth, cach, a 1 acre favin, worth $250, the 16th, 17th, 13th, 1k Cand 200, eacha 4 were faoom, worth $200; and all the others wili be entitled 8 Village Lots, each 25 by 100 feet, lying lec are blanks. This is not a lottery every persos gote for $25 a handsome lot of ground, cqual to 8 city lote. The distribution will take plae soon. Masxer oF DistrisuTion or THs HMam- ManvitLe Lors anp Faxwms, On the Long Island Railroad at Hermasnville Station, 50 imles from the city of New York, Cae and Engme House is now bciug built, near ths village, and the last traio Jeaving Brooklim late: wach nliernoon, stops near this Station, and retucns warly in the worning.

The distributios will be us follows: All persons will reccive receipt which will be nombered. At the drawing all the numbers on the map, fiom No. 801 to 1600 inclusive, will be placed in the heel. firet nmmber drawn entitle the holder to farm of 20 acres, and the following 19 numbers deawn will entitle the holders of the waibers drawn to the farms in the order laid down on the map, after which each subseriber will receive each 8 village lots, 25 by 0 feet, lying together, which may be drawn to his number, until ol the numbers in the woicel are drawn, but first of which will ertitle the holder toa form of 5 acres, and the last one to farmn of 10 acres, as laid down on the map; it the ficst number drawn fiom the wheel should be No. 3225, the holder of the number diawn will receive 20 acre farm, and the succeedi.g numbers in the same manner as described.

The lands are as good as represented, and ae good as any new Lind on the leland, and whea cultivated, will produce in the highest degree. The Lt was once heavily tinbered some portions are vow covered with a thrifty growth of voung woud, vak and pine. Wood plemy, and generally cheap in that part of the Fire-wood 1 cheap that which is to be cut into cord wood, for tre New York market, ie of uniforn price, and has for a great many years been ulways counsidered a aiticle on the laland. There is terial on the Linl for rommoa chestnut rails can h.d withiv few mules of these lands in abundance. Al builging materials can be had at the depois of Urooklyn and Greenport, and at many it mediate places, at she nsual warket prices.

urn mumerons steeanis of water rising i these mw lands, and reaning into the Great South Bay, which are remarkable for their purity, and never dry weather makes wery hitle change in thein, ey wre unfailings and wells are of various over these new lands, i the und lle region of the Laland, the average depth will be about 23 feet; at Hermanvile, as th higher, they ure deoper. Subweribers ure not compelled 1o buikd, Phere are now churches and sehools within two or three miles of the village; and within four milesy mille, fetovien, stores wnd villages, AW the povilegamof an old settled ecousty are to le had here; and the people of Sutlobs t'nnnlerMo tremselves on being hughly woral, orderly, an eeligions people. All ol my subscribers are pursons are spectaluiity. Th lind caa be very easily clearod, and the eost of settlesent will depend entirely upon the settier; he can lay out as mach or as litte as he chooses. not know ulany objections the placeor to the land for a settlement; and the sae Labor and ndostry which make suceessful ol prosperons settlements in other parts ot the connty, bestowsd upan these laads, cannot fal to produce Lavorable results, Ui cline 19 1a every particular healthy and roads are good, and always pasaable at all sesons of tue winters are shortand mildy compared th the winters on the maia the mocth of the 1a seldon slegiung more than two or thice wecks on the Taland.

Wit remvukable, acrop eellom injured by 1s no part of the country where as a 0 hitthe inpny lrom dronght as on Lshondy nor is thee any wjury lrom wet or cold land on bsland. Al the Lovd abong the margn of the streams ean be made hoghly vadnable sosall cust, for there is wo cion thing as a thood or in the interior pait ol the comatey, by which often very great damaze 14 done suchan event as the carrying oft a biidge, or the breaking of mill-dam, with great darage, is alinost wnheard of on Long land, i streams and bays abouad in fish and wikd fowl, an great abundance, and every variety. Phe Luvl 18 now being smveyed, and the lota and Liems staked out, oas to desigaate each ot and term as laid downon the Map, thereby sav- Vg snnsenibers from an expense ior surveying, Persons wishing vail theinselves of the splendid civner for Honestead or Fuarm ofterod above, must apply 00 0. In consequence tae great number letters from ad parts of the conaty, desiring nforination of these lands, it has been tound necessary to answer them i tns tonin. Apoly Tanas Wood, Statiensr, 117 Joha steect, near Pearl, No Charles Wood Al the sane place, cither of whom will receive remittances and torwacd receipts thereior by retuen of ek, will alxo furnisn maps and pamphlets of the property, and cheertully give such mformation as may be dewied, CHARLES WOOD, 117 Y.

I aleo desrce to say that have good Faroing Lands west of my Village Lands, which 1 wild sell 1n 8 acre lots or apwards, at from $5O per acre. These landeare well sitnated for faneng and garden purposcs, inevery respect. deterences as to the quality of the lande can be made to Hono Heny Meige and Geneal Chandlec, of the American lnstitute, Roome 361 Broadway, C. Saxton, publisher, Fulton street, N. 1L Brown, otfice of the Aawiican Agocnitm nt, 15T Water ot Y.

De. Peck, 306 State Brooklyn; Alien J. Spooner, 8 Frout Brooklyn; 18 Broadway, Y. Jobn Lade, S. Lite lasurance 27 Woiltiains, Brothers, Editors of the Morm Siar, Nassan corner Ann st No Yo Holman, Stationer, Boston, Liberty Giibert, Troy, N.

Y. Phomas Kissan, and George D). Lyman, Jousey Uity Lewa Dudge, of Co'e Express, Woest ot George C. Mer. gon, Joo, 220 Pearlat NU John Socekel, 9 Latowst, Pabae, Ph el phia NOTICN, undersigne having prchased the entire iiterest of Silae Ward, 10 the BOAYP md CANDLE FACTORY, won giee notice ta thoir friends and the public geoern that will continne to aarry on the husiness the wbonl, No.

6 Sherman street, where they will be glad to serve the i tiends wo pubbe vy, with good arncles, und at we reasonable prices ue can be lound elsew bere. WM AEGEO TR.