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Livery Stable.

H1HE Subscribers beg leave respectfully inform
their friends and the public generally, that they continue
keep horses and of description for their
reasonable and furnish
ed the shortest notice They may be found at all times
each of their stables attached the Bellevue Hotel and Town
sends Coffee House where they VIII be happy wait their
with prompness and fidelity Grateful for past fav
they take this opportunity express their acknowledge
mens and rst that by strict attention 10 their business they
viii both merit and receive share of public patronage ay
ing the best well the greatest Of horses
and carriages they doubt being able to furnish all who will
please call upon them with such equpages will fail
answer their purposes. HOWE IL METCHEAR.
Oct %. epd
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RECENT ADDITIONS TO
w. c A l. l. 4 III A Ms
CIR LATLNG Any
Newport, Dec. 10Th

256o Jacob Faibf by the author of Peter Simple &c vols
Three Southrous 2 vols
25 The Atlantic Club Book; being collection of Tales
and Sketches Prose and Verse, by authors vols
Littels Museum of Foreign Literature, &c for June
2j62 The Life and Adventures of John Marston Hail. by g.
p. X. James, author of Rchelau, Darnley, &c 2vos
1868 Miriam Coffin, the Whale Fishermen; aIaIe vols
j64 Love and Pde-tvo Stories Sn0wden, and the WIDOW
by Theodore Hook author of the Parsons Daughter &c2 vols
25G5 Guy Rivers Tale Of Georga by the author OF Marin
. Faber .-- .t0 2 vos
Iittelrs Museum for July.
ga Naval Stories, by William Leggeu, Vol
1856 Speculation; n Novel 81. 2vos
2567 Ayesa the Maid of Kars Novel by orer, anhor Of
o5es INC Nnn. n Tale by Mrs Sherwood. I vol
Iittell's Museum for August ..
1863 Tuti Sketches and Reflections by Prince Puck
257I Two Old Mems Tales-The Defonned and the Admi
,ars Da,gb,er vols
2572 Gale Middleton Novel, by Horace Smith, author Of
Rron,I,a,vo house ZIlah &c vols
2573 THE Kings own Nautical Novel by Capt Maryat
author of Peter Simple, Jacob Faithful &c vols
25i Sketches Of Society in Great Britain and Ireland by e.
II Stewart Chaplain m the u s Navy author or .,-h TO
the South Seas vols
1853 Jacob Faithful, vol. 2nd.
Littelrs Museum for September
214l The Young Christian; or, iaminr Illustration OF ,hrs
tian Duty, by Jacob Abbott vol
2556 The Doomed a Novel 2 vols
2557 Tales of the Garden Kusc-zko by s. L. Knapp vol
257S Focheuo Maaspna historical of the twelfth
Century translated from the Italian z vols
1913 Visits and Sketches Home and Abroad with ed
ton Of the DIARY Of Ennuyee" by Mrs jameson vols
CSC The Life of Andrew Jackson, By Wm CObbeu, vol
Litelfs Museum for October
1850 Memoirs Of vidooq principal zen, the French Police,
written by hlrnsel--iranslated the French, vol
"A work Of original and attractive merit and that Will
conue and wondered wondered and read
1t affords for the lovers Of all that the widest
could desire Of hair breadth cape imminent dangers, and
powerful description; the OF Fun there setc-
comic humour devise for the phioso who
looks and into the workings ote mind there is food
enough for reflection and speculation.
$50 Cecil Hyde; Novel, vols
2jsI Bernardo Del Cargi Historical Novel ! vol
2Jo2 Mothers ar Daughters Novel By sIr Gore author o
Hung ran Taies, Pin Money, ac 2 vols
49, ity with sketches Of Spain and Portugal by the auihor
OF yathsk, (-3eckford) 2yols
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Torn Council, Tiperton, Norem,ber 5, 1884

TODn Council, Tirerton, Norembcr 5, 1884
XNIIEREAS the council of the Of Tnerion on
w the 9th day of October 1884 appointed committee TO
survey bound and mark highway which had been by
said council adudged necessary who have duly made report
that they have surveyed bonded and marked out said high
way which the dividing line between the towns
of Fall River and Tverton aud in southery direction
through lands of the heirs of Richard Borden, VIM r. Rod
man &c Notice is therefore, hereby given all persons in
ereed appear fey fit before said council the irs
Monday of December 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the Stone
Bridge Hotel in said Tyeon aud be heard for against said
report BY order of said Council Asa GRAY Conn. CM
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NEW GOODS.

WYNN. p. Hall has a complete assortment of Dry Goods
w which he thinks will not fail TO purchasers the
lowest prices.
Consisting of exclusive Of Broadoth Cassimeres
Vesng Red, white 81 yellow Eng. Fannels; double width
merno Crcasas singh do Red hite black Shaws
Thbbet do figured and plain Bookings, Debonsre kerseys
Blue & Drab Liverpool Pilot cloths Black Cold Silks Bob
bnet Laces ootngs plain Zig Jaconnet Cambria; French
Gothic curtanng for windows; Furniture Chinz Flag and
POngee Six Hdkf Brown Blk Gotten fanels French do;
Corded skirts white Linens Linen Damask Table in
patterns long Linen damask; Woolen Il Cotton Ioziey,
Ladies Linen Gloves II. Gloves, Mems superne beaver IL
Hoskn wooden mitens ribbons Brown Blk Cotions silk and
Cotton velvet Rose Blankets Bombaznes drogheda, Buraps
beick, Bandboxes necsocs approved manufacturer, cheS
Superne Silk Cambets for cloaks Russia Duck wiled Cot
tons Pelse Waddng Cold & white false Collars nice Blk Silk
Hdkfs Linen Cambcx IIds. worked cdgings Fey'd Tabl,
covers Brown Linen do. imitation & Cambrics, Lawns * Swiss
msns Ves Birds eye Diaper Scotch paids Cotton Batngs
Blk. and white silk Hose, white & mxd WOODEN yarn whit,
worsted sewing Cottons by the pound white dmiy and
riety ofother articles. 8 u
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[voI. 25.
ID EPUBLlC OF LETTERS is the title Of new weekly
paper devoted the republication ofh standard work
w tA<A<hhSA A<<ANCOA>,
llo Fulton street, Proprisior.

..I... OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Rpat'e 81 Leuers-Under this title, Mr.. Wulam Pearson
of this city, has commenced enterprise which resy think
deserving very great publication which IN
the shape OF quaro newspaper magazine, intended to
furnish the public with Of great number OF the most
approved works OF English literature The publication Contains
10 pages quarto and somewhat than the London week
magaznes The paper on which ns printed Is not merely
beautiful to the eye but is oil very best quality and szed 30
that any one may write omit without bohng The Ypogrophy
at once neat and egbe and the whole style and execution
has Tar more the appearance OF London than
show the reader at What cheap rate library may De ooaned
through the means o this publication we may mention ,nat e
mrs, number contains the whole OF Nackenze Man eens
ana fourth part OF Vicar OF akeheid Tor n wnch me Pce
Is snrnce FROM what we know respecting u's nose, ana
audab'e enterprise we have the CREATES eonhueie a c
selection o works ior me Repaohc o' LeWs wu sys
submitted 10 me decirion oil genuemeh o' SUCH s"e
era.ure az 10 insure ua ohy me wof'h'es' P'ou"so WI" "
a place IN m-Ere foa' ..,-..-, a.
we nave 'enueu' as euch s"'ers.,e s I n n S ~, ;
honce m's lua'cuous Puoncauon. no:e w, ~ G s p pP.
ed OF ue pan upon whe eou s s,, y 20 !,,aS na.,
10 observe, mat u aweehiy ISSUE vi uv"uy ! - ~
sheet al SIX cents h"per, eaeh he Tn W s ~
more octaVovoumes men u rs aureu eng ne, %G i; ~ s, -; &
ana Inc vicar " W"heneu W. VI u'e r 10 a,;, ,,S
guage, nay "us pe au ,o m I II u Nth whch;,
seen una, oom ,'o" ,e ,I"e ~ UNI @ S;S myyonsas hs,,ar
scona"c'eu heie can pe no ~ ~ p,;, ;,.,s
70 dnuse ABROAD khoweuse o, ,, ue ,noo " L .on
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-02-11
wPORT, WEDNESDAY, MORNING, FEBRUARY IL, 1885

also confirming the title of individuals to the lands
hy them possessed, and confirming to the freemen
of the said two towns, respectively, the whole of the
lands unappropriated to private use
An act passed this assembly for the apprehend-
ing privaeers-men and pirates, and for preventing
his majesy's subjects in this colony from entering
into the service of any foreign country, with severe
penalties for the breach of the same &c.
At the general assembly held at Warwick the 29th
of October, 1854
Deputies
Nepport. ..
John Williams John Stanton ..
John Sisson
Providence.
John Whpple Jr. Joseph Williams
I John Dexter Thomas Arnold
Portsmouth.
Daniel Lawton Gideon Freeborn
Peleg Trip
| Wdrcick.
James Greene John Potter .i
Benjamin Goron Benjamin Barton.
Westerly. ~ Shoreham. Kingston.
None. Nathl Coddngton. None.
East GreenUich.
John Heath .H-..' Clement Weaver
j JdmestODa.
Ebenezer Slocum Joseph Morie.
d.
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Piano Forte Music.

Piano Forte Music. .I
NEW AND POPULAR.
The Mariners Adeau. The Mssleoe Bough.
The Brides Farewell The Land OF the Stranger
The Beam the Waters. She Sung of Love
Soft Music's Lay. , "ladde Oh Leave Me-"
lie Reachd the Valley. Loves Little Pet.
Matrimonial Sweets. Rose of Alandaae.
kendall's March. Webs,er's Quick Step
The Duke of Rechsadt's Celebrated Waltz.
MAJOR Jack Downing Grand March, and Quick Step.
High let swell lneiu notes. Christmas anthem
TO music by Rev. Mr.. c. A. Van Week
The above together with large lot Of Standard Music,
have been recently received for sale, at
w. CALLAHAN'S b. S. & {. J.
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NEW FALL GOODS!! !!

Opened His Morning.
French and English meInoes mernoe and common circas
ions black and cooured silks scarlet white and black nenno
shawl. Iy Ity y&3yds Thbet doch fancy prints, English
and American anne every description Canton do Grecnn
bobinet lace, nng- thread edging do Insertions cnnbc
edgngs do insertion silk velvet velvet ribbons wored blond
edgines Of al colours ribbons, gloves hosiey&c DC
1leo Broad cloths and tnets ~ all er variety,
with aos, every other article usually inquired for
to reAB of which sial be sold low as az any oher
tore in Newport. L. fo"bEn, IT.
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Brucc's New-York Type Foundry.

subscribers respectfully inform the printers that they
IL have recently completed variety OF fonts OF letter
the style OF the latest European specimens well calculated
for ornamental printing tasteful display and making their
sortmen of PRINTING TYPES unrivaed in beauty,
and variety book of Specimens may be obtained the
Foundry No il Chambers street Chatham street or al
No Ia City Hall Place. IL contains specimens nom Twelve
line Pea 20 Pearl comprising ~ -
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
For the Newport Il Boston Mail Snge. b
$1,000
vIA-FAIL RIVER AND TAUNTON

n EAVES To,cnseRds Cohee-liouse Newport every day
Sundays excepted ai "a o'clock A. NJ dine in Tauton
at o'clock arrive Boston AT o'clock r. NJ Leaves watts
Marlborough Hotel Boston, every day Sundays excepted at
past O'clock dine in Taunton al O'Clock arrive in Newport
at O'Clock II. M-Fare through 80
Passengers wishing 20 to Plymouth informed ihatthey
can go by this line ON Monday. "Wednesday and Friday and
arrive Plymouth past O'clock F. NJ Leaves Plymouth
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. past o'clock A. d.
and arrives in Newport ut O'Clock, M.-Tare 81,
This Stage is connected with the New Bedford stage at FAN
River Leaves FaRer every day. Sundays excepted after
the arrival of the Newport Stage and arrive New Bedford
tpast o'clock Leaves NewBedord every day, Sundays ex
cepted, at past IL oclock-Fare -
Passengers wishing to 90 Fall River have hours in
Fall River, and return the evening . ..It
~ Extra Coaches furnished at all times 4 reasonable
terms
All baggage and small parcels the risk Of the owners
thereof r. Il. kINSLEY iptm.
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For Sale, OF, To Let.

OF SAT-, OTs 10 Lets
VWN HE Harrison Farm, called, situated in the Neck
southwest part of the Island of Rhode Island about of
mile the foot of Thames Street containing about 60
.... ... ..... e.. .... -.
Aso-A twosory dwelling House. witha Store attached in
Broad-st.
And the and lot of Land in front of first
Baptist Meeting house. .. .....
ALSO FOR SALE.
5000 lbs of the first quality Merino WOOL
600 Merno SHEEP.
Fourye year-old OXEN.
3OX-CARTS-two with wide wheels and with
....
4COWS.
3IIORSES
Fat and lean HOGS.
20 Tons HAY,--first quality ON Philips Farm:
81 do. do.- do do. on Harrison Farm.
800 Bushels of CORN, in Ears. ..
800 do of OATS
A CHASE and HARNESS, and .
Ca A WAGON and HARNESS.
Apply to tt GEORGE s. HAZARD, or
Oct22. eptIMh. JOSEPH MARTIN.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE COMPRESSION
CInRE

AL GLOBE. ..r.tf .ti- r. t.. II. -
The CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE, which we commence
ed publishing at the last Session of Congress, will
be continued through the approaching one. II will
be published in the same form, and at the same
price that is once n week, on daubie royal shact
made up in quarto form, at ONE DOLLAR per copy,
during the session.. When any important subject
is discussed, we propose TO print an Extra sheet.
Subscribers may calculate at least three or four
extra sheets. At the close of the session, Index
will be made for the st and I'd session. and sentto
all the subscribers. h. 5.... p. ~. .l .rhfsfe
We shall pay to the reporters alone, for preparing
the reports that will be published in this paper, more
than one hundred dollars week, during the ses-
sion In publishing it, therefore, at ONE DOLLAR for
all the nunbers printed during the session, we may
boast of affording the most important information
at the cheapest price. rt
Editors with whom we exchange, will please give
this Prospectus n gratuitous insertion and those
friends to whom we may send it, will please procure
subscribers. r..I- llss-' raae
TERMS. ..ri
| copy during the session, -.r- 81 w
If copies during the session, $40 W
Payment may be made by mail postage paid, at
our risk The notes of any spccie-paying Bank
will be received. r5-i 81 .,l na
GJ-No attention oiH be paid to any order, unless
the money accompany IT.. -.. .-l..-- ~
GPSUBS SCRIPTIONS RECEIVED AT
THIS OFFICE. rr
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WHITNEY YS GROUP e. HOOPING
COUCH CORDIAL

yUyIIIS medicine has been extensively and successfully used
for several wears and offered the public with the
fullest condenc win be highly appreciated
the ofner is used Prepared by Charles Dyer No 3
Weybosse street Providence X l. and for sale by
~, Is,f VIM H. RIDER.
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LINEN GOODS.

UDROWN Linen table clotls-lnen damask-brdseye and
j diaper-nen canbric--pocke hdkis-grass cloth do
Irish lnendamak table cloths patterns Cd, ~ "a, 9A
l04-a very cheap article for sale at
Nov. 3 FOWLEK'S
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B. r. &JJ. GREENOUGH,
AMERICAN MAG GAZINE

or USEFUL AND ENTERTAINING KNOWLEDGE
To be illustrated by Engrangs, by the Boston Becek
Company .. .-.. --..
TUyIE which has attended the publication OF the best
Magazines from the English Press has lead prepare
tons for issuing periodical particularly adapted TO the
wants and of the American pnblc While will be the OBJ
ect of the propeors make the work strictly what its title in
dcaies will nevertheless contain all articles Of interest to ts
patrons which appear in foreign Magazines. .
Extensive preparations have been entered ino both with
artists and authors, furnish from all parts Of the Unos draw
ings and illustrations of every subject of interest, which the
publishers confidently believe will eDnbe bem TO issue work
honorable To it, title and acceptable TO The American People
The first number Of the American Magazine illustrated with
upwards ofTweny Splendid EDgnvngs which appear ON or
before the first of September and he continued monthly con
tanning between forty and fifty imperial octave pages aud be
furnished the low price Of dollars per snnuin IL viii
comprise .' ~.
Portraits and Biographical Sketches Of distinguished Amer
icans; Views Of Public Buildings, Monuments and Improve
mens; Landscapes Scenerybe boundless variety and beau
~ of which in this country, will form unceasng source OF
instruction and grahcaon EnEuDgs and descriptions oil the
character habits &c OF Beasts Birds Fisees and insects TO-
peter with every subjects connected with the Geography HIS
tory Natural and artificial Of the country illustrated
~ T" '''''''' FIREMAN. HUNT,
Agent Of the Boston Bewick Company,
.. AZ Court-street Boston.
Boston, July o. 1884.
UPEdrors throughout the United States who will give the
boe few insertions tes respective papers, and send one
COPY containing the same, snail be entitled one years sub
scrIptOn.
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Capitals with lower Case,


Besides Ornamental Letters Backsope, Music, Lottery Fig
ures Piece Fractions Superors other Signs
Space Rules Brass Rules Ornamental Dnshes Long Braces,
than 200 kinds of Borders and than 1000 kinds Of
Cuts and Ornaments for scoo books newspapers and scientific
works orders for any Of which, for Composing Sticks Cases
Chases sc will be executed with the utmost promptude
large stock being always on hand |...h
They will also execute orders for Printing Presses Paper
Ink, &c which they will furnish a the manufacturers prices
Printers Of Newspapers will please publish this advertise
with this notc) three times sending paper containing
the Foundry and receive payment when they purchase four
times the OF their bill from the Foundry.
New York. March - 1884. GEO. BRUCE & co,
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The New SENATE.-There remains
but four vacancies to be filled in the u
S. Senate as it will be constituted after
the 4th Of March, viz:-one in Massa-
chusetts, one in Rhode-lsland, one in
Tennessee, and one in Mississippi. The
two last will, without much doubt, So nd
Jac, SC nmrn; NJ ls-achuscllS aIII srnd II
wbia; and as respects Rhode Island ""
do not attempt Ia prophecy. In regard
to the politics Of Mr. Mangum Of North
Carolina, and Moore of Alabama, there
is no telling which side of the question
they stand Putting them, then with the
vacancy Of Rhode Island, down as
doubtful, the other 45 may be arranged
as follows Wings %, Jackson %. This
is the logic ofthe Journal of Commerce,
hut what authority the editor has to put
Messrs. Moore and Mangum down ms
doubtful, we cannot aglne. Both
these gentlemen have voted for the last
two years uniformly with the Wings on
all party questions.- NJ B. Gazette.
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lIIIIf


Died nj Charleston, =. &. on the goth ultmo
! (whcre he had repaired for the benefit Of his
hcaIlh,) Dr. EDMUNDT. WARING, in the 5Gtl
year OF his age.
Seldom, very seldom have the citizens of New
port witnessed The departure Of one SO much re-
spectcd-so much beloved. lie commenced his
professional career in this town, at nm early age;
and by the aid OF superior talents, dlligent atten-
tenton, acutcness of observation, and uncom
monty correct Judgment, soon acquired an exien-
si,e practice. and maintained TO the close of his
labors, the very iirs rank among his professional
brethren. As gentleman, the high minded ho-
noraL,e gentleman, Dr. Waring took a stand that
brooked no COMPROMISE with mcannesS or disho-
nesty; aud never consulted professional Interest or
popularity, by appeals to vulgar prejudice, or ig-
norant creduIity. lis mind was Of superior
order: and he had sclcoommand, kind Of PHI
!osophsing and reasoning with himself, that ena-
bled him to meet the trials and emergencies nci-
dent to life, with a calm dignity and composure.
which we had almost said, none but himself pos
scssed; and, which abode with him to, and sus-
tanned him at the hour Of death.
Numerous friends in this community, deeply
sympalhise with his bcreaycd family, whose great
est consolation in this their hour Of aillirtion,
must be in the reflection that the Eternal One
knowch what is good, and hath declared
"vhat all shall come back each tie
pure affection shall be knit again;
Alone shall evil die,
Aud sorrow dwell prisoner in deaths reign.
"And then shall they behold
Him. BY whose kind paternai side they sprung;
hnd Her, who ~Iu aud cold
Fills the next gra,e--tIie beautiful and young.
Ills remains, we understand, are by his re-
quest, to bc removed to this town, carly in the
spring. To be Inferred in the church yard, 10y the
side Of her who was the partner Of his youth.
[CoM. /
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.N.EW TYPE AND STEREOTYPE
FOUNDRY, LVBOS7'O.E
VsyIIE Tyne and Stereotype Foundry. formerl,

VHNIIE Type and Stereotype Foundry, formerly
2 located in Lancaster, is removed 10 No. 3,
Waier-street, Boston, where the Subscribers are
prepared 10 furnish new and second hand PRINT
ING u PIE, Brass and link RULES, LEADS,
So. sc.
ing made an arrangement with Mr.. Jesse
Holmes, for the manufacture of TYPE and other
articles usually furnished by Type Founders, and
as he is well experienced aud Interested in this
department, customers are assured that particular
pains will be taken to answer all orders in Il
prompt and faithful manner.
They have on hand Il large quantity of Plea
Small Plea, Long Primer, Bourgeois, Brewer,
Minion, Nonparei, and Pearl type, Of various
faces, which has been used for Slereolyping, and
is but very hlle worn, which is offered at a large
discount.
An assortment Of Newspaper and Toy Book
Cuts Stage Cuts, SC.
METAL RULE, ii good article for advertise
ment rules 10 Newspapers, tables, &c which can
be afforded for half the price Of brass.
All orders for The above, will be thankfully re-
ceived.
,Ljs A large discount will be made for cash.
STrREorYPiNG in all lis branches, executed
with accuracy and despach in the most perfect
manner. Particular attention Is paid To StereO-
typing Works illustrated with Wood Cuts.
Publishers are requested to examine works re-
Gently Slereoiyped al this Foundry, as 1t is be-
>cd no works have been out Of ii, but such
would do credit to any Foundry in the country.
Orders executed on the most liberal terms as
to plice and payment.
SHEPARD, OLIVER, & co.
No. 3, Watershed, I'd door
From Washington-street.
Boston, Feb. 18th, lS35.-(6w.
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.ST.lI'EHS PRISON NOTICE.

EDRoposALs for erecting States Prison on
Great Point in Providence,- will be re-
ceived by the committee appointed for that
purpose, until the last Saturday in April next.
The plans and specifications of the proposed
work, can be examined at the Secretary of
States Office, e,--ord any information relative
to the same can be obtained by reference to
any member of the committee.
For the Committee: WM. Il. STAPLES.
feb -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-02-12

lReport-d for the ally Advertiser aud palriot

At market :jGl beef cattle, 10 cows and
calves, and 4lO sheep.
PRICEs. Beef Cattle-prices have advanc-
ed, and we quote to conform to sales, viz
choice cattle, very fine, brought something
more than our highest quotations. We quote
prime at 3} BIS Is; good at 30 a 32s Cd (;
thin ut "a u 2Ss Cd.
Cows and Calvcs-Salcs were noticed at
$40, %, % and 81 30.
Sheep-We noticed lots taken at prices
from q to :53s.