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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-09-08
Fare from Newport S5,-Meals include,
ARRANGEMENT for SEPTEMBER.

The BENZ. FRANKLIN, Capt. I. $. BUNKER.
" PRESIDENT, 4" K. $. BUNKER,
Z" BOSTON, WA. CoMsToCK,
V1VIlE respective Companies having formed Il
II Daily Line between Providence, Newport,
and Newly ork, will commence running Oh the Is,
of SEPT. in the following ORDER
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN leaves Providence on
Tuesdays and Frldays--Sept'r 2, 6, 8, l3, l6,
20, %, 27, 30.--Ieavcs New ork on Wednes
days and Saturdays.--Sept'r 3, 7, 10, If, II,
2l, "a, 2S.
PRESIDENT leaves Providence on Mondays
and Thursdays -Sept'r |, s, 8, IL, Is, lS, %,
26, 29.--Ieaves New-York Tuesdays and Fri
days-Sept'r 2, &, 9, l3, l6, II, %, 27, 90.
BOSTON leaves Providence on Wednesdays
and Saturdays--Sept'r 3, 7, 10, Ia, II, 2l, "a,
2S.--Leayes New-York on Mondays and Thurs
days-Sept'r /, 5, s, ~, Is, 49, AZ, 26, 90
-. The regular hour Of starting from Provi-
dence, on and after the LIT Of September, is at IL
O'Clock Nj. (nstsad Of | Z. NJ and from New
York, at o'clock r. NJ.
kJ~ These splendid Steam-packets are each
propelled by two separate low pressure Engines, of
great power, and heavy copper boilers, ofths most
approved construction.
~ Ij"The Boats will touch at the Long
Wharf, in Newport, to receive and land pnssell-
gers. Carriages always in waiting upon thei'
arrival
Septl, 1881.
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TO THE CONSUMERS & VEN
DERS OF s G II u Y T. X L T.
COAL I'M NEWPORT AND
ITS VICINITY.
august 20
PHILADELPHIA June Ist, Is

PHILADELpHIA June Ist, 1881.
TsNIIE subscriber is extensively engaged in min
n ing Anthracite coal in Schuylkill county,
penn and from the extent Of his landed interest
in that region, is enabled 10 furnish the article Of
superior quality and on the best terms: hs will sup
ply SchuylkilI coal delivered on his landing at Lo-
Gust street, on the river SchuyIkill, free from n-
purity slate at 81 80 cts per ton of 224O lbs or
he will engage TO deliver it at any of tho wharyes
in the town Of Newport, at SO per ton; the guam
tlty taken TO be not less than cargo; when the
price at which this description of coal has hereto
fore sold in Newport, and the very great saving
that will result from an arrangement with the sub
scrber is taken into consideration, he trusts that
the difference in cost will irduce those feeling an
interest i'll having their supplies on the hes, terms
to favor him with their orders.-Terms of pay
mcnt 4 months for approved paper OF three per
cent discount for cash. Satisfactory references
will be given (as to the ability ofhe subscriber to
conform 10 any arrangement he may make if re-
quircd.) --
SAMUEL p. WETliERILL,
No. l26, .areh street, Phil
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j. IL. CLARK'S
L X c II A n G E,-l68 BRoADwAy
Three Doors below Maiden Lane.

VEyIlE above establishment has recently gone in
n TO operation. Frequently experiencing the
many Inconvenience that strangers are subject to
in transactng their business in this place, often IN
want of the convenience of writing apparatus, and
he means of ascertanng the different locations, &c.
Which they may be in pursuit of about the city and
vicinity: have taken the liberty to give the public
a general invitation to consider themselves at homo
with me, while they remain i'll the city. All the
principal city papers, together with most of tho
New-EngIand, and the principal Southern & West
tern and a fair assortment Of foreign papers are con-
veniently arranged for the accommodation of the
public. Any negotiations, or any business that may
fall in the line of Stock and Exchange Broker,
will be attended to with fidelity, punctuaity & des-
patch.
Any commission with wh,ch my friends may IA
vor me, will be complied with to the full letter OF
their instructions. Please call ON
\ J. l.. CLARK,
1863, Broadway, New-Iork, or at the corner o.
Union Buildings, Providence.
April, 20 1881.
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]
a native town, semi-weellly paper, under
the title Of the
CIR O.NICLE OF THE TIMES,
for which he respectfully solicts the patronage of
his old friends aud the pub!ie in general. 1t will
be issued OH Wednesday and Saturday afternoons,
about clock, on Il sheet of the common size,
with new type at the price Of $3.50 if paid SEMI
annually, or ~ at the close of the year,-and
will he commenced 80 soon as the necessary ar
rnng0ments can be made.
The intention of the publisher is 10 present to
the community a useful business paper, which
shall contain the latest authentic intelligence on
every interesting subject, intorspersed with light
and amusing articles, and occasionally varied by
political speculation. lie will call to his aid tai
ent and tact, with the aim at once TO instruct and
amuse; and will engage correspondence abroad, IN
order that his readers may be enlightened upon
every momentous topic which is agtated through
out the Union, and in foreign countries.
The political character of the paper will bs Re
publican, in the most enlarged sense. The pub
Usher is Of the MADISON school. lie cannot
conscientiously support the measures, much less
the men, of the present administration OF the Gen-
era Government. An indscriminate opposition,
however, is not emplated the right shall be
sustained,- the tcrong, uncompromlSingly con-
demned.
With respect to the exciting question of foster
ing domestic manufactures and internal improve
mcnts, il is well known, that the publisher has cy-
cr been Il warm advocate for the policy Of protec-
ton: this, however, was result, not Of has tr-
ciusire attachment TO those interests, but OF a
settled opinion, that prosperous state of domestic
manufactures, and an improved SYSTEM OF land aud
water communications, would nightly subserve
and extend the interests Of Agriculture and COM
merce In this view Of the subject, now so hap
PLY and abundantly fortified by the experience OF
the last fifteen years, protection to Manufactures
and Internal Improvements will receive the steady
and consistent support of the CHRoNIcLE-while
the great and diversified concerns Of the Farmer,
the Merchant, and the Mechanic, will be ardently
if not ably, sustained.
Advertisements will be inserted on the usua
terms, and il is believed that the circulation of the
CHRoNIcLE will render it advantageous me-
dunn for advertisers.
Persons holding subscription papers are respect
fully requested to return them 10 the residence q
the undersigned, No. 81, Broad-strect, near the
new Brick market, or send them to the Bookstor,
Of Messrs. Hutchens and Shepard, No. l., Market
street, or to S. w. Wheeler, No. HOY Wsstmn-
ster street, by the 10Th September next.
B. ii. WHEELER.
Il Providence, sept. l, 1881.
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MARRR IA, ID,

In this town on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr. Eddy, Mr. Philip Dring to Miss Ann
Clarke, daughter Of Mr. William Clarke.
Same evening, by the Rov. Mr. Eddy, Mr. Eben
vose TO Miss Catharine A. Friend daughter of
Mr. Thomas Friend
In Norfolk, Va. on the 9th June, Mr. Walter
Pcarce Of this town, TO Mrs. Sarah Ann Clerico,
Of the former place.
In Bristol, on Sunday evening last, Mr. Nathan
iel Peckham to Miss Eliza Sweet, daughter Of MI
Jonathan Swect.--On Thursday evening, MI
Albert S. Pearce TO Miss Mary Bradford, daughter
OF Capt William Bradford, all of Bristol
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Sept {


AT market this day 494 Beef Cattle !;
706 Stores, 3847 Sheep, and $50 Swine.
PRIcEs---BEEF CATTLE-More Cat
tie of the best qualities were at market
to-day than last week, but not much var
iation in prices; we quote prime s 4 81a
5, good so 4 IS, thin 8 SO 4.
Siores.-Ncarly all were from Maine,
(small Cattle, sales not 50 brisk as usu-
al.
Cors and Calres.-Wc noticed sales
at IS, 10, 90 and S25.
SmEEp.-Salcs rather dull; lots were
taken at 80, 62a, IS, 88, Q, Q %,
few prime at 9 80; a lot of wethers at Q
IS, do. SO; small lot ofprime at S4.
.Srine--Tradc tolcrably brisk; we
noticed several lots offrom so to 100 ta-
ken at &c for Sows < &c for Earrows; at
retail SC for Sows and &c for Barrows.
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VIEWS
IN THE CITY OF NEWYORK s
IT'S ENNIRONS.

.No,o puJhshing in Numbers, at 37a cts each.
A Sa specimen Of american sLiH,this work has
"a no equa; and it s asserted, by several Jour
mails, that even the well known 'TieloS IN the u
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cannot compare with the Tieips IN .Ne,D York,
this being preferable to the former on account OF
its reduced price and erceAence OF engraving
and surprising the latter in its descriptions and
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Only 37i cents per number is charged for four
beautiful Engmyings, eight pages oi letter pre"'
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rate. one of the cheapest works ever offered to an
.amuican PuJHc The whole will be compile
ted in ten numbers.
Subscriptions to the above splendid rork will
be received at
w. GALATIANS Bookstore and Cir
culating Library. a few copies of the first two
numbers, are for sale III above, which the public
are invited to call and examine
Aug. llth.
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AurttOM.
GUARDIANS SALE.

by virtue Of decree Of the Hon. Su-
preme Judicial Court and under the direction Of
the Court Of Probate Of the town Of Newport, will
be sold at Public Auction on Thursday the 9th day
of October nsit, at III O'clock u. m. on the prem
lses (if fair weather, if not, the mex, fair day,)-
ALL the right, title and interest Of Abner Hatha-
way in u lot of land bounded on Tanner Street,
and dwelling house thereon, nearly new. Con-
ditions at the sale. GEO. c. SHAW, Guard.
Sept. 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-09-08
THEOLOGICAL AND
BIOGRAPHICAL BOOKS.

II ECTURES in defence OF Divine Revelation
-1A by Rev David Pickering
The Light of Truth and Pleasures ofLlght.
Menoirs of the late Mrs. Sarah iluntingtoa.
Notes on the Parables Of the New Testament
by Hosea Ballou.
The Assistant to Family Religion, by William
Ccgswel, A. M.
Records of the Life oftho Rev. John Murray.
Essays on the distinguishing Trait of the Chris
tan Character, by Gardner Spring, ID. ID.
The Family Monitor or helps 10 Domestic
Happiness, by John Angel James
Memoir Of the Rev. Edward Payson, ID. ID.
Christian Charity explained, by John Ange
James.
FOR SALE AT
WILLIAM CiLEAITAS'S
Bookstore and Circulating Library.
august 20
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-09-08

port, 100 bbls. OIL George Chanpm, IIaskill,
do. 100. The ship Frederick Augustus, Keene,
touched few days prevous-no oil
The ship Newport Vaughan, of this port, was
at N. Orleans Aug. ls, for New-York III 10 days.
At IIslvouts, July l6, ship Boy, Ptman, of this
port from MaanZas.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-09-08

ANOTHER ASCENSION. The intrepid
mronaut Mr.. Duran, takes another fligh
from Castle Garden on Wednesday af-
tcrnoon next-it will be his fourth voy-
age. MIR. Durant has heretofore sue
ceeded well, and given general satlsfac-
tion.
The Pennsylvania Intelligencer says
-"From the notices and movements in
various districts, we are led 10 believe
there will be Il full delegation from this
State in the National Republican Con-
vcntion in December next.
In Peale's Museum, New Y ork, two
large electric cells are exhibiting. A
slight touch of the finger imparts smart
shock to the whole arm.
'Porter's Health Almanscls, for 1882,
is announced at Philadelphia, containing
besides the usual matter, great store of
invaluable mayiIns for the preservation of
Health
The Georgia Courier, in rcpublishing
an article dissuading Ministers from us
ing tobacco, says-"We have an old
friend, who says, Hf l wur gal, I'd
sooner buss bear than one of your to-
bacco chawcrs."
The Newburyport Herald says that
the Sea Serpent was seen off Boar's
Head, Hampton Beach, last Sunday.
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CoURr OF PROBATE,
.Ncuport, Sept. 9Th, 1881.

A N Instrument of Writing, dated the -
IA purportng to be the last will and testament
OF Elizabeth Norris, late ofNewPor. single woman
dec was presented for Probate and letters testa-
mentary thereon. 1t is ordered that the same be
received and the consideration thereofbe referred
to Court of Probate, to be holden at the State
House in Newport, on the first Monday in Octo-
Der next at nine clock a M, and that previous
notice be given by publishing copy of this order
three several weeks in the Herald Of the Times, to
all persons interested to appear at said time and
place aud he heard.-a true copy ,citness,
B. B. ROWLAND, PROB. elk.
sept g.
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Upon The application ETA large number
Of respectable citizens Of this torn 10 the
Rsr. DR. Claiming, he has consented 10
prcach here The tro nert Sundays. The
public 'rorship 'ciH commence precisely at
quarter before fire O'Clock IN the atler-
noon. The place Of meeting riH be an
nounced in the .Mercury, merit Saturday.
[Com.
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STONE MAsONs WANTED.

VE7 ANTED Immediately, Twenty stone Ma
Wv sons who are good rorkmen. To such,
ten shilings per day will be given and wages
paid weekly. Apply TO -
New-Bedford, Sept lst
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ID I ED,

In Providence on Thursday evening last, Mrs
Amelia Brownel widow of Capt. Paul Brownell,
Of this town. aged 81 4years,--Drowned,o ,on Sat
urduy, Mr.. James II. Rounds, aged 2s.--On
Sunday, Mr.. jeremiah 1'inghast, aged 40. from
4 wound received in a fall.
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n 1Aartue List. NJ
WS PORT OF NEWPORT. Mx

ENTERED.
Sloop Providence. Brown, New York;
Brig Dunlap, Dockray, Point Petre, Guada-
loupe.
CLEARED.
Sloop Providence, Brown, Provid;
Schr Clto, Tanner, New Orleans;
Clara Fisher, Clinton, do.
ARRIVALS.
Friday, Sept. 2.-arr. schr. Cleaner, Leavitt,
fm At Martins, for Saco.
Satur,lav, 3-arr schr, Superior, Barlow, and
Charlotte -Tarquhar, Baker, I'm Prov; sloops Cath
nrine, Penney, I'm Provid. for Riverhead; Wave,
White, FIN Sagharbor
Sunday, Arr. ship New-Jerssy, Williams,
FIN Prov for Gibraltar and Canton. Brig Cadan-
Gus, Wendall, fin Prov. for Rochester, Seals
land, Sdrick, fm Prov. for Boston, schrs. Charles
Richmond Davis, FIN n. York; Fairplay, Aexan-
der FIN Fall River, for Bath; sloops Elza-ann,
Smith, FIN Rivsrhead; Mercy, Baker, FOR Roches-
tor, and Fame, Matthews, for Yarmouth, fin Prov.
Fair-Amerca, Barlow, fin Sandwich; Gen. War
rem, Godfrey, and Gen. Washington, Godfrey fin
Taunton; Wellington, Brown, I'm Tiverton.
Monday, 5th--Brg Dunlap, Dockray, FIN PIT.
Petro, Quad. for Portland; Left 10th ult. brig,
Philadelphia, Prince Albert, Simonton, Viii
=
all of Portland; Gen. jackson, Dewing, of Salem;
-chr. Lydia, Brazier, just arr. Hannah, Trobrldg',
Of NJ Haven, do. Lucy, Gordon, and John and
Edward, Gordon, Of Portland were at the Moe,--
sailed in CO. with brig Anne, Jcwett, of Portland.
for Havana; spoke lst, lat. IS 30. lon. 73, brig
Cornelia, Leayit, I'm Havana for Portland.
Schrs. Agenora, Tyler, Fredericksburg, VIM.
Brown, ,Macombcr, I'm Baltimore ;sloops Exchange,
Davis; Prompter, Hildriih, and Fox Fournier, in'
Southampton, l., l.; Gen. Jackson, Brightnan,
Troy; Unrd-Tincs, Liscomb Bristol; Pilgrim,Ry-
der, Sandwich; Edwin, Hatch, Hartford.
Tuesdoy, 6th-ar SCH Collector Moore sten-
ben. Sloops Frs,-Atcmpt, Hatch, fm BrIsiol''o'
New York: New Constitution, Penney, River
head.
Uedne,day. 9TH sch Leo, Simonion' 'thom-
aston
E.NOR.1.NDA.
A, Psyta, March 9, ship rrie, Adans, Of thr
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
"I" is unavoidably deferred for want
of room.
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NEW GOODS.
THOMAS FOW Err, Jr
NO. 1856, TIIAMEs-STREET,

HAS received and il this morning opening
u n 4 SUPERB Lot or FISHIO.N7-
.BLE GOODS, which were purchased last week
at the New-York auction sales, and will be sold
cheap.-AMoNG THEM ARE MANY NEW AND
DESIRABLE ARTICLES.
Sept 5.
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THAMES TREET,


EwAVE Just returned from New-lork with q
II y superior selection OF stock of the first qnal-
itv, for the purpose of manufacturing Ladies, Cen
tlemens, misses and children- BOOTS AMP
SHOES, in the most fashionable style, by thu
first rate workmen. They confident the satia
faction heretofore received by old customers at the
establishment (No. 1907 will induce them still to
continue their patronage.
Having the assistance Of Mr.. Potter in the esta
bshment, every attention will be paid to all those
VINO wish for the first style Of Boots Shoes,
made to measure on the newest fashion lasts which
they have lust received from New York They
have on hand an extensive assortment OF Ladies.
Gentlemen 5, and Misses boots and shoes Of every
description, usually called for in Il shoe store, os
their own manufacturing. Also number OF
cases of the above articles, which they bougIt
for cash in New York, and are determined TO sell
them a. low as at any other store in Town.
They keep constantly hand the following
articles, viz:
Black and eolored last * Gram upper leather,
ins,, A Black and buff buck
Russia sheetngs, skins,
No 2 and 8 ribbons, SBack and coored mo-
Dsvid's best galloons, + rocco,
Binding silk, 1 Black and colored kid,
Silk and cotton braid, Y Goat skin bindings,
Silk and cotton boot Sheep do do.
/ cord, Lining skins,
Boot webbing, -"."CS o.
English shoe thread, vLiqud Blacklng,
American do do. xSponge do.
Calf skins, Box and past do
Seal skins Y Heel ball,
Horse skins, SShoe brushes,
Curried goat skins, X &c. &e,
I JOHN w. DAVIS.
JOHN n. POTTER.
april %, 1881.
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FARMS TO LET.

VkNllE subscriber having several FARMS in the
n District Of Abbeville, situated in the upper
part OF the State Of South Carolina the leases of
which expire on the lst Of January next, will give
encouragement to industrious FAMILIES and 10 q
number oi sober, steady and active young men ,
accustomed to farming, to settle there
THE FARMS ere of the first quality Of soil,
producing the best Upland Cotton, Tobacco, In-
dian Corn, Wheat, and other kinds ofsmall grain
are under good cultivation, well watered and well
fenced, and the buildings and other Improvements
the con eligible. The climate similar to the North
ern States, Is healthy, the population numerous
We roads IN general good; and the Lands not dis
hnt from Hamburg and Augusta, both places al
ways ready money markets for the produce Of that
section Of the country.
For further particulars, apply 10 FRANCIS
HENDERSON, jsn. Esq. Abboyille CouT, House
South-Carolina, or to
FRANCIS HENDERSON,
! Newport, K. l. August 25, 1881.
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DRY GOODS,
CHI Z a = "A Il " o. z.


~ ed from Boston with very cheap assort-
mont of Summer goods, which, with his stock on
hand, makes his assortment very good, sad hopes
those ladies' and gentlemen who wish TO furnish
themselves with REAL GOOD BARGAINs, will
give him call before they purchase. At his
store will be found more good blue bronze
handkerchefs IL l2 cents each; worked lace
collar. for only 81 -2 cts; cheap linen cambrlck
handkerchef.; imitation do do; cheap lot of
ladie. shoes, chidrens do; London, Russia and
cotton duck and sail cloth; 500 yards sheeting,
cheap; 200 yards shirting; tow cloth, crash and
diaper; common and superior cotton umbrellas,
silk umbrellas and parasola; canvass, cheap
handsome fancy hl,fs; coloured, white and black
calnbricks; Jackonet, book and swiss nnlsins:-
merno hIifs. and shawls; lhbei wool shawls,
raw silk valencia, Grape and cotton ditto; pon-
gee dresses, Florence, lndis and Italian silk, eo-
CANT Gros de Naples, Gro de Berlin and Gro
de Jan; green gauze wells; black lace vells;-
zebra random cotton. silk and worst.d hose;--
real good floor carpetng for only Is cd per yard;
very cheap lot bobnett lace; superb lot
calicoes and prints mourning prints and ginghams;
BONNETS,
Dmond, Straw, plain and Satin Straw,
Leghorns and Navarinoes. With many other
article. not mentioned
July 2S
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NEW STAND.

e57 vENIIE subscriber having re-
d moved his establishment 10
~ No. 1873, Tomes-Strtcf,
recently occupied by Mr.. d. {. Denham, Jeweller,
and opposite Messrs. G. Engs Coz ls now rea-
DIV to supply his customers and the publie, with
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ECO N o Nj Y.
OLD MADE NEW

IL L. - ~ - Nl 4
OLD MADE NEW
r JONES, from London, CLOTHES pRRs-
% J. SER AND RENovATER, respectfully
begs leave to inform the public i'll general that he
has opened an establishment at the Store corner
of Market square, where he will attend to the
cleaning Of gcntlemens' Goats, Pantaloons, and
Jests, of every description, on an entirely near
plan from that pursued by Dyers. BY comPar-
ing the articles cleaned by him, they are pro-
nouuced by competent Judges, equal to new, and
which has been noticed by the public Spots,
grease, &c taken from the cloth, and apparel put
in complete form. When requested he applies q
stitlening and restores the color to faded seams
Where the nap Of Il coat is bare. he can restore
it to its original gloss and beauty, without any IN
jury to the fabric.
TO THE LADIES.
Ladies' Habits, Boat Coaks, and Cloth Shawls,
spotted or faded of their pristine beauty, restored
to their original colors, with the greatest care
Specimens of his work may be seen at his Shop,
where fit person will attend to the receipt OF all
orders and delivery Of all work, with punetuali'y
and despatch
! ,UP n. b. To persons disposed to patron'e
him in his business, he pledges HIMSELF II any OF
his work is not done to their satisfaction, he w'l
make no charge for his labor.
! Newport, sept ).
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BOOTS & SHOES

BOOTS & SHOES,
OF EVERY ESCRIPT TT0N
From The most improred MANUFACTURES,
AND NEWEST PATTERNS,
and hope. by hi. unrcmiltcd attention, TO be able
TO merit a continuance Of that liberal patronage
which he has heretofore received.
A. further inducement 10 customers, he has
Just received complete assortment OF stock rom
Nev-York, for manufacturing work to measures
comn,isinr different colored Kid morocco, lining,
bindings. and the much admired bronze and chez
u.rcd French morocco, SC. SC. together with SIX
new sets of the first fashion LASTS, made by MI
CON. Of New York. The work 10 measures beng
r,,de prdcr his own immediate inspection, VIII
bear comparison with any made IN the place The
best attention paid 10 repairing.
Constant, on hand and for sale, shoe nails,
thread. lining and binding skins, Day X Martin,
other kinds of blacking, sc. SC.
BENJAMIN ii. ALTMAN.
Newport, April o3d.
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NEW PAPER.

TENTlE undersigned proposes to publish, in his
a native town, a semi-weekly paper, under
the title of the