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150 Dollars Reward.

na MARK, NEGRO MAN six GAaS feet high. about thirty years 0i y1bFE / age; Priscilla, mulatto wo' q man, about fifty years of agei as's'4. aa4'ss7 Betsy, a dark muIatto, about thirty-fve years of age; Elisa, mulatto' abont eighteen years of age, with her ID fant son, very bright mulatto; slaves be- longing to the estate ofJoseph Kugkendaa' whc by order Of he supreme court were permitted to go at large in the town ol Little Rock, from whence they made then escape, on the night of 2Sth October last l will pay one hundred and fifty dollars together with all reasonable charges, TOT their delivery to me, or for their conHne' ment in the jail at BatesvilIe.
 JAMES N. KUYKENDALL,
 Administration ef
 Joseph KuykendaH, deceased, d. Jackson, A. T. Jan. II, l631.-wti--io
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LEAVING in iss employ, five excellent \ E. workmen, the subscriber will carry on the C 6tUJs-SyMITH, BL.4 CkS,MfIH, and TV.4G ON MAKING business, in all their various branches, in Little Rock He will make and iron Carriages, Nag- ons, Plonghs, Hoes, swingletrees, all kinds ofedge tools SCc. &c.; he viii make or repair, at the shortest notice, all kinds of farming utensils. Orders from dis tance will be punctually attended to.
 He will keep on hand, for sale, a con stant supply of all of the aforementioned articles.
 0r All kinds Of country produce will be received in return for work, at cash prices. C. BkUMBACk.
 I.ille Rnck. .rfnrch 2l. laa2.
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LAWS OF ARKANSAS.

2 USF published, and for sale at the eS Advocate office, the .1C7'S passed at' the late October Session of the General Assembly of this Territory 623 cents. Feb. %.
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BY AUTHORITY. X

THE FIRST SESSION or TnE TwENTY-sE- coND CONGRESS-.
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Law Notice.

Law Notice. R. CRITTENDEN S5 \. FOWLER, EAViNNfss associated themselves in the \ -H practice of the Law, will attend the courts of the Second, Third, and Fourth at Little Rock.
 Anruat 3I. 1891. .--tf-23
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nEADY-NEADE oLoTHLNca.

constantly on hand, for sale on the low est terms, He pledges himself, that all work roing through his hands. shall be ex- ecuted in tue very best workmanlike man. ner-equal to any that can be obtained in any of the eastern cities. His shop is next door to the Post-oflice.
 He has just received the latest .Ameri- con Fashions, and with them, ''E. Minis ter's Report of the London Fashions, ,' to- gether with his whole length illustrations, which he will revive every other month.
 N B.-He has few dozen fine Beaeer HATS, for sale very low
 LiAle Rock, Feb. %, 1899.
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ciaes. Paints, aad Dge-stufs. They now offer for sale, al the large white house, op- posite to Joseph Henderson Esq. the fol- lowing articles, at as low prices as they can be procured iii any of tho Mostern
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Mercantile Business.

Al town of Little Rock, for the transactioss sus ns
 Mercantile Business.
 They have received part. and arc H.; iy expecting the baiauce of their stock kas, at goods, which will render their assnrtn.sa VI as complete as was ever offered in tfa Territory. Coasisting of: English, Fren,i' and Domestic Goods; queens. cbisa glass, stone and tin ware; boots. s. stasl and brogans; books and stationary. o,o eeries; drugs; medicines; paints: dre. stuffs; &c. 6zc.---Among which are snoa. medium, and low priced black, blpe sns fancy colored cloths and pelisse elo,l.. satinets; fustians: beayerteens, rose na;r, and London dufilI blankets, white. rcd yellow and green flannel, heavy Mar, sailles quilts; Russia shcetine and dianeg. fancy colored bombazettes, Marine cir. cassians; blue camblets; Tartan plai3. Swansdown, silk and Valencia vestinqs. ready made cloaks, vests and paniaioons: red padding; sail duck; bnckrain; tickine: cheeks and ginghams; 3 4, Al, 5-4 and 6.d brown and bleached sliectings and sbir. tings: cotton fannels; cotton diapers: En. glish and French ginglams; Marine. Thi- bet, erape and eassimere shawls, Lustrjno gauge, Mandarin and other fancy dress kchfs Gro8-de-nap sateens; Florences sars. nets; black crapes; black Italian crayats: black silk stocks: bonnet. belt. panze lHstring, and taf4etas ribbons; kid, beaver. Rosskin gloves and raitts; white and fancy colored cotton hose; white, black and colored worsted d0. cotton and wors. ted half hose; thread and bobinet laces & edgings; green gauge & Beraize yeis hair & silk, {, bead indispensables and purses; irish linen; linen cambrieh, lin. en eambrick hdlSfs; jackonets and cam, brick muslins; figured and plain swis, book and null muslins: checked, corded and plain cambricks; English and French ! calicoes of every description and price; assorted colors sewing silk, twist and threads; cotton and linnen floss; needles; silver, brass and steel thimbles: pearl su. per. guilt and lasting coat and suspender buttons: tape, silk t1 cotton cord silk and wofsfed braid
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J. SgETsEHa

TIER fTEE g Hlssgt tst.FEE0Rs ID ESPECTFuLLY informs his friends
 EA and the public, tllat, in addition to his cnstomer-worls, he will keep gener- al assortment of
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An act for tie adjustment and settlement Of the claims of the State of South Car oliua against the United States.
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An act to amend the several acts establish
 ing Territorial Government in Flor
 ida.
 Be t enacted by the Senate and House of Re4,re se1ttatiees ot the Uiated States ef .1nfe- a4cn ia Congress aQsembied. nat there shall Dc elected ono member of the ke- gisIatige Council in the Ierritoryof Flor ida, from the Counties Of Madison and iIaniistsns and ono from the county oi Walton iusaid Territory.
 Approved March 22, 1892. II
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New Drug Store.
PATTON, LITTLE < co.
R is ESP ..,ss ] isS,.i,FHMf isg I | ] Mf.fY illi

ItA1s1A izO I T I ILL ItIIUTIIi the public, that they have permanently established a Drug and Chemical Hare- house, in this place, and in- tend by regular importa- tions, to keep up complete assortment of Drugs, .Medi-
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sle several items hereby allowed, and the amount of interest, as aforesaid, shall, wh,en ascertaiaed, be paid out of any mo- ney in the Treasury. not otherwise appro- priated
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w ood w anted.

YEyHE subscribers will contract for cur n ting and delivering at their Sfeam a Mill, at Little Rock, FIFE HUN'DREU CORDS OF PINE FOOD, for wiiea they will pay liberal price in cash 1 goods.
 PATTON, LITTLE & co. Feb. 20, 1832--46--tf
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D EsPECTFuLLY inform their fr;..,
 h s and the public, that they have s,'qaa' aaa manently established themselves in p.r. 'h. town of Little Rock, for the transact;oaN .us l D v. VI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-09
ID T. 4 II ii s.

In Portsmouth, on the 9th inst Miss Elizabeth
Brownell, in her 6Sth year
At Swansey, Mass on the goth ult. after few
days illness, Lydia Bowen, widow Of capt. Jona-
than Bowen, aged 46 years.
In w-Bediord, on the 9th inst Mrs. Abigail
Abro, in the SD year Of her age, widow Of the
late benjamin Albrc, of South Kingston. This
alniable woman sustained through life an ire
proachablc character, and Ged i'll full hope of Il
resurrection with her blessed Saviour.
In Warren, on the 2Sth ult. Mr.. Jarvis B..
Bowen, son of the late Mr. Aaron Bowen.--On
the goth ult Mr. John Brown, in the 18th year Of
his age.
In Providence on Saturday last, Mrs Elizabeth
Andrews, rcIict Of Col. Zephaniah Andrews, aged
SO years
On 9th Dec on his passage from St Jago to the
Havana, capt. James \ Bailey, of Providence, II
ged 33 years.
In Bristol, on Friday last, very suddenly, Mrs.
Sarah Ann Gladding, wife of Mr. Samuel Glad
ding, I'd aged 26. -,
In New-Bediord, on Saturday last, Mrs. Debo-
rah Kempton, widow of the late Col. Thomas
Kempton, aged 81 years.
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states that systematic opposition has
been made to the payment Of tithes in
ireland. THAT the conduct of the Por-
tuguese government has prevented re-
newal of diplomatic arrangements with
that kingdom. That he has concluded
with France n convention, the object of
which is the eiicctual suppression of the
Slave de.-That a treaty has been
made between the Five Powers and the
King of Belgium-and that similar one
made with the King Of the Netherlands,
has not been ratified. He recommends
an attention to an Improvement of the
police Of the kingdom, and declares it to
be his duty TO prevent political combina-
tions, which may cndanecr the peace of
his dominions.
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ARRIVALS.

Frmay, Fc6. 3d--arr. soop Providence Brown
fn New York for Provid; Mary, Heath, I'm Prov.
for ~ York; Oystcrvlle, Phlnney, i'm do Tor New
London; schr. Packet, PurhinS fin Norfolk Tor
Prov.
Saturday, 4th-schr. Columbus, Barlow, I'm
Fall-Riyer; Mary, Crowel, FIN do; Mary Ann,
Phillips, fin do for Wilmington sloop Patriot, Rob
inson, I'm Nantucket for New York; Argo, Stew
art, FIN New-Bedord for do; Leader, Clifford, I'm
do for do
Smuday, 5h--sloop Gen. Jackson, BrighimonI
fn Troy; Ann, Manchester, FIN Prov for NY or<.
.Nonday, 6h-sloop Fame, Folger, fin Bristol
for Nantucket
Tuesday, 7th-sloop Eagle, Vars I'm N.lorki
Mary, Bertran, fin Fall-Ryer for n. York.
Ucdnesddy, sth --sloop Venus, Child, I'm n.
York for Provid; sch. Delight, Barker, im Porto
Rico, for Prov. and ~ York; John, Call, from
Dighion for Portland Boston, Nckerson, in Prov
for Baltimore; Collector, Handy, FIN Wilmington
for proyd; sIoop Herald, Brown, im Providence
for n. York
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Ftbruory 9Th.
JAMES IIANMCND'S
CIRCULATING LIBR.4R y.
Recent additions.

oI97 Pir0fe.-The Pirate the revised edition,
with general preface, an introduction and
notes historical and Illustrative, by the au-
thor of Waverly, vols.
2l9S Nntwe.-llutton' $ Book of Nature laid op-
en-, adapted to the use Of families, by Rev.
S. Blake, "What read we here? existence
of a God! yes; and of other bengs-man
above: natives of uther! sons of other
clines!
2l99 Toyogcs and 7rapeis.--Journa! Of voya-
ges and travels, by the Rev. Daniel Tyre
man and George Bennett, Esq.-dcputcd
from the London missionary society to vls-
it their various stations in the South Sea
Islands, China, India, &c. between the
years 1921 and 1929; compiled from orig
nal documents, by james Montgomery, 3
vols
1900 Raleigh-Mcmoirs of the life Of sir Walter
Raleigh, with some account Of the period
in which he lived, | vol.
22Ol South SeaS.-A visit to the south seas in
the U. S. ship Viucennes, during the years
1929 and 1880, with scenes in Brazil, Pc
RI, Mana the cape of Good Hope st.
Helena; by +. s. Stewart, A. NJ. Chaplin,
in the L. S. Navy, 2 vols.
22O2 Science.-Judge Story's, Mr.. Webstcr's,
Mr.. Everett 5, Lord Chancellor Brougham'
and Mr. lIcrschell's discourses on the ad-
vantages of fscicnce.-Bcng the lst vol o.
the American Library Of Useful knowledge
22O3 ScoH.-Autobiography of sir Walter Scott
Bart. | vol.
22O4 .Ne,cton.-The life of sir Isaac Ncwon,by
David Brewster; being the 10th NO. Fam
ily Library.
22O5 Christianhy,- the formation of tho
Christian charactcr addressed to those wh'
are seeking to practice religious life, b,
Henry Ware, vol.
22O6 .Mechdnics.-A treatise on Mechanics, b,
Captain Henry Kater and Rev. Dionysiu
l.ardncr; being the I'd vol American Libra
ry cf Useful knowledge.
292 Ornithologp-A manuel Of the Omitholo
" of the United States, and of Canada b,
Thomas Nutae, | vol.
22O7 castle Dangerous; by the author of Wa
vcrly, vol.
220S Robert Of Paris; Count Robert Of Paris, b.
the author orWaverly, . vols.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-09

FRoN MALTA.-A file of the "Nlalta
Government Gazette" to the 3Oth Nov.
inclusive has been received by the Mess
rs. Toplih. These papers contain ac-
counts from Smyrna two days later than
our last adviccs. They represent the
cholera as still raging to fearful extent
in that city. The new Volcanic Island
was visited on the 7th Nov. by 1t. Wal
ker, in his Majesty's steamer Ahan. He
reports that in the interval between his
last visit, it had diminished from about n
mile and a quarter to little more than a
quarter of a mile in circumference, and
the only part visible was small cliff a
bout 80 yards IoEg, and 20 broad to the
n. w. of the cratcr.-Bos. Dai. .HIr.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, MoSDAY Feb. 6
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser Patriot.

AT market this day, 294 beef cattle, 10 cows &
calves and 10 sheep. About II beef cattle and
300 sheep were reported last week.
Prices.-Beef Cattle. The market to-day was
very lively and quick, and better prices were OBJ
tanned. We quote 6 or cattle at SO, extra NJ 5,
62s rs, prime 25 $50, good AS 3,
thin 80.
Cows and Calves.-We noticed sales at S9l9,
23, 27, %, and so.
Sheep--Saes quick; we noticed one lot of last
weeks sheep taken at 3,l2b; one lot Of Wethers
at 4,25, one at 80 ,one of ll9 at 62a, and one
at 4 ,S4.
Swine.-None at market, and none wanted.
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EARrHouAKE.-Al letter dated Grenada, Dec
A. says-"We have Just experienced n most se-
we're shock of an Earthquake. ! suppose 1t lasted
nearly half minute The people were assembled
in Church, and the shock was tremendous. real
" think the West Indies are a devoted country
hurricanes, storms, and earthquakes follow one IL
mother in continual succession. "-[N Y. Com
merciai .Adpertis1.
The western mail carrier arrived at New Orleans
18Th ult stated that the mail was stolen from him
near Baton Rouge, by two persons, armed dis
guiscd, who bound him and then fled: he presum-
ed there was some money IN the mail, but did not
know.
A beer shop in Hackney, London, has been o.
pcned called the "'I!OEpe Pokce and a. pot o'
Mild where ales are sold, bearing the following
quaint names, at per pot-tn: "iiokee io"ee,
si,pencc; Ram Jam, !iycpencc, Fom and ieffy,
lou pence; and 'iiddieywink. th'eepence, dawn
mild in your own pots"
Five gold mining companies have been lncorpo-
rated by the Legislature of North Carolina, ana Z
more petitions for the same purpose, viii proba-
bly, be acted on
Capt. William B. Fnnun is appointed to the
command of the u. :. ship Peacock ,and It. Benz,
Page, Jr to the schooner Boxer fitting out at Bos-
ton for the Falkland Islands.
On the 18th ult at AM. the mercury Mt Mont
pelier, VI. was 33 degrees below o: degrees
lower than ever known there and 2Sth same hour,
2S below. At Bangor, Me. the best thernone-
ters indicated OH the 2,ih ut 30 to 81 and 35 be-
low
According to Il letter from Washington tine
Senate is expected to call for information respect
ing the dissolution of the late Cabinet.
Il A case has been decided at Mcad,llle, Pa. in
volsing the value of and eight pigs, in which
ten dollars damages were recovered, while the
costs amounted to over 800.
The Bank Of England had notes amounting to
upwards of eighty millions OF dollars in circulation
i'll the year 1880.
Effects Of cold mcnther. According to the
NatcheZ papers, more deaths had occurred in that
place in week i'll consequence Of the long con-
tinuance of cold weather, than in any one week
since the yellow fever ragged there i'll 1925.
II Island of Jamaica.-A letter from Havana
dated Jan. l4th, says that there was an arriva
there fom jamaica, bringing intelligence OF thu
dcporable condition of that Island ] he ncsroc'
5000 strong, and well armed, had entire posses
sion of the interior, and were desoating the lsanc
with fire and sword.
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L X OBh TE NOTI G l. s.
CoUri Of PrObdie, .Nfnport. Ftbruary g, Il

Co"i Of Frobafe, .NrrpOyt, FtJruary 6, 1892.
NjMl lEREAS, the Administration account
w on the estate of JARVIS i. HART, late
of Newport. dec. was this day presented for set
tlement and allowance--H is Ordertd, That the
consideration thereof, be referred to ii Court of
Probate, TO be holden at the State House m New
port, on the first Monday of March next, at o.
clock Il, III. and that previous notice be given by
publishing IL copy of this order three several times
in the HcaM Of the Times, 10 all persons inter
ested in said estate to appear at said time place
and be heard. witness,
B. Il. lIowLAND, clerk.
feb 81
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\ OF &c f..

A IL keepers oftaverns, ale houses, vlctua''ng
a houses, cook shops, oyster houses, or oyster
cellars and retailers Of wines or strong liquors
hereby notified, that the Town Council viii meet
at the Clerks office on Monday, the 10Th Of Feb
ruarv next, at 9 o'clock a. m. foy the purpose Of
GRANTING LICENSES TO such applicants as
they may deem suitable persons to have Licenses;
and as no License will be granted 10 any, except
when the Council are in session, all Interested are
requested to govern themselves accordingly.
BY order of Council,
b. u. liowLANp, Coun. elk.
Newport, Jan. 26, 1882.
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ENGLAND. The following is the sub
stance of the Kings speech. delivered
on the opening of Parliament on the 9th
Dec embcr last:
lie recommended to the most careful
consideration of Parliament measures to
be proposed for Reform in the House
of Commons. lie lamcnts the distress
which prevails in many parts Of the king
dom from the want of employment. lie
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-09
From the National InteIigenccr of Friday last

from the National lnteiiisehccr ol IIlday last
An immense crowd attended the SEN
ate yesterday, to hear MIR. Clay's second
speech Oh his resolution, in repl ly to Mr.
Haync. Not only were all the seats
without the bar, but all the space within,
not actually occupied by the Senators,
was filled with ladies'; and every part OF
the lobbies and galleries was packed with
eager auditors. 1t is our custom not to
describe speeches, or TO speak of their
merits; but to report them, and let our
readers Judge for themselves. We shall
be pardoned, however, on this occasion,
for departing from our usual reserve, so
far as to express the general opinion OF
the speech ef yeste, day; and that is, II
was equal in all point-in power, in elo-
quence and effect-to any OF Mr.. Clay s
best efforts of former days.
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CO.N,IysSTO.NERS' s. NOTICE.

Yg7IIE subscriber. having been appointed by
4 the Hon. Court Of Probate FOR the town OF
Newpor, Commissioners to receive and examine
the claims of the creditors against the estate OF
George Clarke,
late Of said Newport, dec. represented nsoivent
and sil months from the date hereof being allowed
for receiving said claims, we will attend at the
house Of Mrs Clnrk, his widow, on Friday the
29th Of June next, at O'Clock, p. m. Tor mat
purpose EDwARD STANHoFE,
JtREMIAH Bliss, Comrs.
JOsrPH SouTHwIcK, }
M persons iAdrhted to said estate are requested
10 make immediate payment to
PrrER BAEKER, .adm'r. Middlerown.
Newport, Jan. 2, 1892.
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T z TIL.

EN OCT MOORE will attend TO filling, fling,
81 y dressing and various other operations on
the TCETIi, on Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Satu.-
days between the hours Of 8 and II a m at his
oihce, No. SO Thames-street
TEETH,
At all times extracted Ill the most careful manner
and Instruments are provided for removing the
roots of such as are too much decayed to admit of
extraction in the ordinary mode, and for cutting
them level with the jaw, when this operation /"
necessary. june S0th.
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SUPERIOR C.lMBLEIS, &c.
Holm r. TOWNSEND,

E5Ae JUS, received and offers for sale cheap
~ Indigo blue cnmblets; worstcd pIalds; pom
COOS fashionable silks; superior horseskin gloves
ladies fine Nigonia; wo,s,ed 4 silk hosiery; mer-
no shaws of all sizes; pongee. silk, nag, iiaIIan
blk silk hl>f 81 one bale good Russia diaper crash
SC. good pesse wadding; cold. cambrcNs meri-
nos crcassians, great variety
uoy Sd
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Decision, quick & calm, the Sportsman 8 boast.
WILLIAM G. o + +,


almost every article usually called for in the
sporting line, viz
II .OtnLA and single barrelled guns; Ingish
b gm powder; cyinder do; DuponiS / / and
/ + L patent shot of all sizes: percussion caps
plain and ilutcd: double and single shot belts pa
tent powder hasts; tiiuts. wad-cGrter', screw dr-
vers, bullet mouds, copper heads for rods patent
worners, common do; brass tops for belts; char
gers for do cones; steel chargers; portable rods
for cleaning guns; game bag'; cone wrencheS, &c'
/ ANY article called for which may not he on
hand can be furnished at the shortest notice. at
the Boston prices; and guns of any quality or de-
scripton, procured To order,
.t{~Guns and equipment for sporting, to let by
the day, ''week, or month"
On hand as usual, a good assortment of
groceries, liquors wines teas, and rordils Of al
most every description, good qua'ry, and at re-
duced prces.-AIso ready made clothing, SC &c.
cheap for cash 'or approved credit
/ feb. I'd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-09

NEWPORT ASSOCIATE SOCIE-
TY.-A Lecture will be delivered be-
fore this Society THIS EVENING, at
half past o'clock, by the Rev. WILLIAM
PATrEN, at the Masonic Hall.-Citizens
and Strangers are respectfully invited to
attend. GEO. q. KING, Sec'y.
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Nj A IL X i A & T. $.

In this town, on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr. Beecher, Gideon Anthony, of Middle
town, to Miss Sarah Marsh, daughter of the late
Gould Marsh, Of this place.
In Warren, on Monday morning 3Oth ult by
the Rev. Mr. Pickering Mr.. George b. Dean, of
Providence, to Miss Sarah G. SIsson, daughter Of
Halle NJ Sisson, Esq. Of the former place.
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[fel. 81

Court Of Probate ,.Newport, FebrWarY6, 1882.
WHEREAS application has this day been
Wv made for AN Administrator to be appoint
ed on The estate of SARAH TEW, widow, late Of
Newport, dec.---H is Ordercd, that the consider
alton thereof be referred to Court of Probate, to
be holden at the State House in Newport, on the
first Monday of March next, at O'Clock IA. m
and that previous notice he given by publishing IA
copy of this order three several times in the Her.
aM Of the Times, to all persons interested in said
estate, to appear at sad time and place, and be
heard. witness,
Il. B. IIowLAND, clerk
feb g.
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FRENCH BOON s.

hENt. BUM -.
~ RAMNAR of the French Ian-
w guage, with practical cNorcl.es,b ,by
n. Wanostrocht
Boycr's French Dictionary.
Dictionary of the French and English
languages, by Thomas Neugcnt
Classical French Reader, selected from
the best authors of that langnage, in
prose and poetry, by \. NJ. ilrntz.
French Word Book, explanatory q pro-
nouncing, or first step t" the French
language, by nj. l.. Abbe Bossut.
Pcrrin's Fables.
Pcrrin's Vocabulary, or French and En-
glish conversations.
For safe by
JAMES HAMMOND.
ian o6
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saw NGS BA y X.

A DIVIDEND was declared this dav, Of
"a 2l per cent on all sums that have been in
for the space Of six MONTHS and per cent on all
sums that have been in for the space of three
months, agrecably to the regulations of the lnstl-
tuition, payable on and after Saturday, the 2ist III
s,an, v. HADNEN, Treas.
Newport, Jan. ls, 1892.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-09
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