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Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-28
NOVICE.

TNHE Court Of Probate for the District of 1 Liich6eld hath limited snd allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the estate of
 DAVID WOOSTER. late of Goshen, In said district. deecased, to present their claims agaiust said estate for seftlemept and allowance. All ciaims not presenie6 within said tjme: will ba dFharre6 . recovery. Those indehied fe said estsis ara reausalsd .to make immediate payn.sbs to
 DAyIp N. ,WoosTER, rs.ss.....-.
 esa IosEPn WOesTER. S GoskeM, May %, 1884 Vi <.. s4i
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-28
RV.T4AW.

sVTOTED, Thatif any owner of any Horse, V Cattle or Mules, shalt suffer the same to go at large out Of his or her enclosure after the first day of April next. such owner shall forfeit and pay to any person who shall take up and impOund the same the sun, of twenty
 i've cents for each head of cattle. for, each horse. and for each mule. for each time they shall he 90 fouod at large. out of the owners enclosure and taken up: That it shall be the duty of the haywards in their several districts, and it shall be lawful for any. other person. to impOuDd any horses. cattle or mules. sO found Out of the enclosure Of the owner and at large. who together with the pouDd-kerper shall regulate the proceedings, receive the same compensation and have the same powers as gre granted in the statute law of this state |" Entitled POunds:' provided. that Bo pen. ally incurred under this bylaw shall exceed the sum of three dollars !; and the owners of such horses, cattle or mules, sO impounded.- shall not receive the same from the pound until he shall have paid to the person inn pounding the same the amount of the forfeit ure. and to the psVnd.keeper his fees and ex- penses for keeping said creatures, as tn other cases of creatures impOunded. M
 PToSided meUertheJess. that any person who shall have a family residence in said town of SharOn may. fine chooses. sUiIer one COW to run st large On the pvblic highways, and not incur the. aforssaid penalty.
 Vofsd. that the aforesaid by Jaw be publish ed in the sLitehGeld EnQnirer.
 T0cn Clerk's O6Gcs. Shsr0a. May 20, 1885.
 This may certify, that the foregoing is true copy Of lhe by law, passed at Town Meeting, legally warned. and holden in Shar. on. October C. I8S4.
 SI '. GEO. KING. Iossm Clvk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-28
DIED.

DIED,
 fn lhis town, oa the 21Ih inss. Mfp. Rachel WO0dr ruG. aged 22. wife ef kr. Jerome Q. Woodrue.
 To Bridgeport, on ihe 19lh insi., Mr. LosdoO Web sler, 0fG Ghis town, aged s.
 1n TorEQRton, the 18th inst. Mrs. o. c. Abernes ahy, naed SE. wife of Rassel C. Abernethy, Esq
 1s New-PTesiaR, hirs. Amy HabIvrd, aeed 3D. rel- ici of the late Mr. Henry HanGord-she was Oae OG the excellent of Ghe earth. Also, Mn Peter FaFter, aged 55. h MaslIoa. Stark County, Ohio. Mr. Myron Beach, son OfAlr. Abnet Beach, aged a. formerly o GOShcDs C0nn.
 ln Berlin, Mrs. Lvia UpsOn. relirt Of the late Be. noni UpsoD, D. ID. in the SOsh year Ofher age.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-28
VesO ArrGssg cement,
Geyv-gaven 0teasnD Doa4 line.

New Haven 6teamB Boa4 Elne. InNE If tho New Haven Steam Hoats will M untN further notice leave NsW-Elave every Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday. Thurs day and Friday at i& o'clock noon. and on Saturdayssaf 6 6OselOek 4. N. and z o'clock F. M.; and one of said Boats will leave Pier. No. eS. foot 0f Beekmsn- street. NeN- YOrk. d0i!y. (Sundays excepted,) for New Haven at A. M. and at o'clock P. M. on Satufdays. By this arrangement there will he two h0als from each place on Saturdays, si1. one iuthe morn. ing and ons in the afternoon
 STAGES will always he in readiness on arrival of the Roats Ut New Haven io convey passengers tO Hartford. Proyidence. and R0s- i0D-also to Liteh6eld yin Waterbury dniiss and via Wandbpry on Tuesdays. ThnFsdays. and sat0rdkys.Ssa
 GFFrsiehs intended iar lha hpats atllswS Haven must he delivered at the Aliee at ieast one kCar heEore ths tlme as stariiDg. orie wills not 6e 1orwaraed until the next day.
 JORE ROOT. AGeRt-
 NssO Hassns May e:1sss. 4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-28
Lead PiDe..

inSHE subscriber continues to manufacture A LEAD PIPE for Aqueducts, Pumps. and various other uses, in Canton. one mile west of Hosford's tavern on the Hartford and AL bany road. Several years' experience sud close aitentiont to the business enables the sub scriber to offer to the public as perfect an ar ticle as can be made. Any quantity of any size can be supplied at short notice.
 ALANSON ANDRUS.
 Cnnton, Mdy 28, 1885. Sms5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-28

, Washiakfsn. May IS. 1885.
 uYoa may not have heard that Fsrsyth is to leave lhe State dspartmeas. and andsrstaad from very R0na authority that e fact is so-aad ihas Woed6gy t0 take hle plAce. W. D peFsOguntnG tne uuieA am tsld he is vesy industrious ia i. coauctiRg h
 Ef ore like the sightlal oespant than as nere io eum eeseas. What indaces Forsy.h Co qait &aow net exeepa s be morai6caaioa at beiag in cabinet where Kendall rules the Feas. It musi he uostying Q man ike Fossysh 10 6ad huiselG elphee when s eoasacs with . man ike Keadall.
 What do ynu thiak of new turn, that thia&e are takiag heref Kendall t0sswears the kitehen! Yes! he dselnres that the thing be possible, he will be koaess, aaa that she Past Ozeo ehail bs eler iiQseering mAehins far she hene6s -of Vas Baree.- T6e Van Barren Mea d09's km0w exactly how so take h 60ae laagh sud hisi thaa l is all mooashiae, and that keudaII b merely playiag eams Co eoaeilisie the eppossiea, whils he wosks ia ia seeres. There ars others, whO loek gEase. and shake sheis hemds aad say that there is deVssdenes him sad that n he knda ihai he caa Eaia msse so hieself by conf. nng ihe dspasmeai to s legitimate funesioas hsi he shas ts ia st che easeshaa he hes sesbng expect fsm beag hsaess. asd lhas # he sheaM ds as hs de- slaree hs wili da. hs l gss ae ereds Or M sad ihal he will loae on eae side wishsat gaiaiag es se other Yea see Mr. K. . ia . qsaedsy. van will have 0 hi1 high-vesy h1h--a Sareiga emhassy. ar the viee Pssideaey; fse ks s really ihoaght hese. shat wsh Hhe Rairsnaee efhs hsg ean de aHy thiags
 Iheso las lrsasaa heoa dapsgsssd ia ths eamp- oss e SA eaAiass has it . Said assuely adsssesA Se e shFoe hlAdrsA 6ellars sasasds the s.ppsu ef asae White paper. Is 1ay ks aone by per9keis0 e QGisds-M r. Se@. ,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-28
RafNnAav, Ma Q

8afsa16v, 1v q.
 The 1eeolntions inglFuesiaR 0esaioTa. &e. cane sP asd the cell Was called so se3A 6S po1sity Q 0amboD abesae last evening, record lhsir vosse D msrniag. The resuls dselaFed by ahs 9psaksF-Yeas
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-28
MARREED.

Ia this Villege. on Monday gsosRing lAsl, by Khv. Mes FSllpF, ReIlin GasEOrds Esg. q New.YcEh. Co Miss Maria Ssymoer, daughter q DziAs S. Esq.. n Alsdisee, Mr. Dsajsa1n g. Fsap, of Csseas. tc miss Sarah SeyantDB, ,. i,.4 = ~ss. ss4f.8
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-28
BROADCLOTHg.

D4eUA4GO1lUA ~ 1Nt9e E HARRISON offers to the public an -1A . extensive assortment of CLOTHS. among which are the following cOlOrs in- visible, Olives and riae green, blne. black, brown. mulberry. claret, draN. ard sBixed.-- Also, blue. black, drab. mixed. mulberry, and laveOdar cold SATTINErrs. all Of which; arc oftrfd On reasonable terps.
 May 38. Sl
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-28
OrV N0ods aK NRhOlesale.

Dry Goods &t Tfholeaales THE subscribers are now cGsring . very A large stock of Goods. reesived direct from MsnuiaetureFS, (which are On Gnnsign. menf.l Imp0rfers, and the New-Fork Anes IiOns. and selected with partieHlar geteEsnes ta the wholesale trade.
 We oGer lhem to Merchants and MAnnlae- turers at as low prices as they can be purchas7 ed in New. York, and many Goods at lesa prices. SCQVILL & TREAT.
 State, fronting Elm st- Ne,D. Hnpea. Man a. 5I
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-05-28

Fsre-oa Wednesday of iass week, abeu, noon, the dwelling house of Mr. Linas Fem, in Plymouth IIol. low, took fire upon or aboD, the roof aad Deighbors noa being very near, befre assistance coud Be ren- dsred ihe Aames had progressed % far ,hat all efforts to extingnish them before the hoose wss conssmed proved intellectual. The fire communicated to the wood-house, barn, and cider mill, which were also c"""umed.' The value ef the prOpery we have not heard sia'ed probably nes les than or 800 dollars- and. uaiorsnnaialy, ihers Mas no insuranee, .
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01

tive rank cannot be assigned to him, he will
retain his original position on the register.
Only one ration per day, allowed to any
officer when attached to vessels for sea SER
vice.
The compensation above specified, shall
be in full for pay and subsistence, and for all
allowances in lleu Of cabin furniture to com
mandcrs OF vessels and sqaadrons, and for all
allowances to officers attached to navy yards,
OF employed on any shore duty, except for
detention and employmen mt on special service,
for house rent or chamber money where quar-
tors or public accommodations are not provi-
ded, and for travel under orders, for whlch lG
cents per mile, shall be allowed.
From the pay Of commission and warrant
officers, hereafter to become due, the Secre
tary of the Treasury is directed to deduct 3
per cent. and to pay the same to the Secreta-
ry of the Navy, and the Navy Commissioners
as a fund, IN connection with other moneys,
for the relief of the widows, children, widow
ed mothers and unmarried sisters Of said
commission and warrant officers.
The distribution Of prize money to the
officers, seamen, and marines in the Navy,
shall hereafter be in proportion to the pay Of
such officers, seamen aud marines, respec-
lively.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01
EsCEEas.

The Long Island Star states that the farm
from Brooklyn ferry, has been sold for $780,
coo. 1t consists of 100 acres of land, hilly
and sandy. The farm Of John Sklllman, at
the Wallabout, comprising 60 acres, two
miles from the Brooklyn ferries, has been
sold at $500 per acre.
The Governor and Council of Massachu-
sets, have appointed Monday, the I9th day
Of January next, for a :hrd trial to elect re-
preventative to Congress for the tenth dis =
trict.
FIREs.-The Saw Mill and Tannery of
Mcssrs. Samuel and Elisha Dickinson, at
Had.oy, were burnt on the l4th inst Loss
estimated at $1,000.
The Albany Argus states that it is rumor-
ed that some very important discoveries have
been made by DR.. Mott, liz the construction
of steam boilers and furnaces, that in their
application to navigation will produce the
most surprising results.
.Nt,o Custom House BW-Thc new Gus
tom Bill submitted by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, and which has been referred to the
Committee on Commerce, in the House Of
Representatives, provides the following sala-
rios for the 9th class, which embraces among
them, Newport, Bristol and Warren:-Col-
lcctors $4,000 per annum; Deputy Collectors
SG66; Surveyors Sl33} inspectors, &C. SeGC;
Clerks 5000. The Bill, if passed, is to take
effect from and after the Both Of September
next.
All the Convent rioters are likely to be ac-
quitted-none of tn en- have as yet been adj
judged guilty.
Two Of the robbers Of the Norfolk, Mass. J
Bank, have been taken, Devoe and Slater
the latter was used as States evidence on
the trial Of the former last week, at Dcdham.
Devoc vas found guilty, aud sentenced to 3
days solitary confinement, and ~ years hard
labor in The State Prison. He had previous
ly disclosed where a part Of the money was,
in corner of the Catholic Burying Gtound
in south Boston. where was found $500 in
Norfolk Bank bills. 1t is said that two others
who were concerned with TIC above, have re
Gently been uPprchcndcd in Cincinnati, Ohio
The crews Of shipwrecked vessels on The
coast of England, have recently been saved
by the life boat.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01
NIAS NAVY HILL.

The bill as reported to the House of Re-
prcsentatives,-by committee oi the whole
contains the following provisions:
To the Senior Captain, it gives, when in
service S4500-at other times $1,000.
To other Captains, commanding squadrons,
coast stations, and acting as navy commits
sioners es4500--on other duty :'373O-on abb
scnce, &c. $4,000.
Masters on sea service, S250O-other du-
ties S2OO0-waiting orders 1900.
LieutenantS Commanding, $lSO0---other
duties. SI500-orders $1,000.
assistant SurgconS--Orders S650-at sea
$3.50. Qualified for promotion So5O-at sea
Sl2O0-on stations $3.50. After being pas
sed, on stations $l250.
Surgeons-Flrst five years, Sl000-next,
Sl200--next SlI00-next Sl6OO-aiterwards
$500. An increase of Ia when under or
ders for land servicc--ot ] 3 for sea service ;
of l-2 as fleet surreons-of 81 as surgeons
general. Attached to vessels for service or
navy yards $l400-absence, or waiting Or
dcrs, 5000.
Chaplains-Sea service or yard 3i2OO--
absence, or waiting orders $500.
Professors ef f.Nfathcmatics-Yard or sea SER
vice, $1,000.
Secretn,ies-To commanders of squadrons
at sea, $lO00-other stations -Joo.
.Saiiing .MasterS-Ofa "A at sea, SllO0--
other duties, $lG00-absence or waiting or
dcrs $3.50.
Second JIasters-Sca service $750-other
duties S500-absence, &c. S4OO.
Passed .Midshipmen-Sea service, S6oo-
other duties, S500-absence, &c. SlOO.
.9fates-Sea service or yard, Si5O--ab-
sence, &c. 5000
.Mdshipmen-Sea service, $400-othcr du-
ties S35O-absence. &c. $500.
Clerks-Yards S9OO-First clerks to com
mandant of yard, $500, ,--second do, ST5O--
sea service $500.
Boais,rai,,s, Ganners, SAIL Makers and Car
penters-Scventy- -fonr nt sea, S15O-Frlgnte
a6OO-othcr duties $500-absencc, &c.sH0.
The foregoing is compiled from inc Jour
nal of Commerce, and from the same paper,
we take the following:-
General observation-disclosures temporarily
performing duties belonging to those oi n
higher grade, shall receive the compensation
allowed to such grade, while actually so EN-
ployed.
No officer shall be put OIL furlough, except
at his own request and all officers so on
fnrlouph, shall receive two-thirds OF the pay
allotted to leave Of absence.
An Assistant Surgeon, having been absent
on duty when others of his date were "XaH-
incd, shall, If not rejected at a subsequent
examination, be entitled to the same ranS
with them; and if from any cause, his rcIa-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01

while the countenances Of his children
brighten with the glow of patriotic sym
pathy, as they listen to the history of the
times that tried mems souls, OF the hero
ic sacrifices and achievements of the as
s"rors and defenders of our indepen-
deucc, of the battles they had fought, the
priyalions they had endured, the virtues
they displayed, that they might live and
die fl ee and leave their children to call
their lands and their pleasant homes their
own without ii master. Behold the scene !!
1t is the sole surviving trace OF para
disc Oh earth, unspoiied by ihc perverted
tastes and disiempered cravings of arti-
fetal life or the costly inventions OF pride
and luxury. And, when having duly in
voked and thanked the Author Of all these
mercies, they retire 10 rest, il is as sweet,
as tranquil and profound, as is the sleep
of infants empty Of all thought Who
will not say peace be within this house.
'Thc secret Of the Lord remain upon it;
and may he give his angdls charge to
watch over it. And when its blameless
and happy tenants are summoned away
from this sylum OF their purest joys, at
iec.ions and virtues OH earth, may it be
TO fearless and deathess mansion in
their Fathers house in heaven.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01
MARRIED..

In this town, on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev. MIR. Dowling, Mr.. Giles Barney Ia Miss Ju-
lia-Ann Peckham, daughter of Mr., Daniel NJ
Peckham, both of this place.
On Tuesday evening last, hy the Rev. Mr.
West, Lieut.. Benjamin J. Totten, Of The U. 5
Navy, to Miss Elizabeth Tower, daughter of Col.
Levi Tower, Of this town.
In New Bedford on Sunday evening 2lst ult
by the Rev. Mr. Morgridge, Mr.. William w. Jen-
nings, of that place, to Miss Frances Berrian
Gibbs, daughter Of the late Capt. Peleg l. Gibbs,
of this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01

SoUNp SrEAM-RoAT LISE.-Thc steamer
Boston, has stopped running for the season,
for the purpose of repairing-the steamer
President and Providence, are repairing and
improving at New-York. The Benjamin
Franklin, Captain Robert b. Coleman, is the
only boat in operation Oh the line, at present.
[Provid. Herald.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01
M AR HNE IL
LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
.fRRT p.H

.fRRIP.ALS.
SATURDAY, Dec. 27-Brig Helen, Otis, firm
Fall River for Wilmington.
Sch Swift, Young, from Fall River for New
Bedford
Sch st. Cloud, Blanchard, from Frankfort for
Providence.
SUNDAY. 2s,h-Brig George, Roberts, from
Providence for New York.
Brig Wexford, Hunt, from Charleston, S. c.
for Providence
, Sch Martin, WoIford, from Norfolk for Provi
dence.
/ MONDAY, 29th-Sloop Mediterranean, Dyer
from Southold for Nantucket.
4 TUESDAY,, 3Oth-Sloop Bangor, Baker, from
Tveron.
! MEMORANDA
! At New Orleans, 18th Dec. bark Richmond,
Burroughs, loading for New York brig Sea Bird,
Car, Of and for this port, loading; sch Reaper,
Tanner, disch; sloop Van Buren, fl or chr.
/ Sch Pocahontas, Bailey, of this port, was in
the Mississippi !3,h for New Orleans.
/ The wreck of brig William, of this port, be-
fore reported. was fallen in with 9th Dec. and a
quantity Of beef, pork and rigging, taken there
from by the Laurel, arrived at NewDcrn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WYE the subscribers, having been appoints
w ed by the Hon. Court Of Probate OF the
town Of Newport, commissioners to receive
and examine the claims of the creditors
against the estate of John u. Easton, late of
Newport, yooman dec. represented insolvent,
hereby give notice that six months from tho
date hereof being allowed for receiving said
claims, we will attend at the Office Of MIR Jo-
seph Martin, on the last Tuesdays in March,
April, and May next, at 2 o'clock, p. m. for
the purpose aforesaid.
Charles Gyles, }
Robert P. Lee, : Com'rs.
Joseph Martin. y
SARAH f. EASTON, .4dm'r.
Newport, Dec. LIST, 1884, 18TH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01

At Market 1862 Beef Cattle. 1850 sheep, and
25 SWINE. Several hundred sheep have been be-
fore al Market.
PAGES. Beef Cattle--Former Prices were not
supported. The cattle generally were very large,
and much better quality Than they were last week.
We noticed few very fine, say taken at 3ls.
and 10 at so. We quote prime at 2S a 29s Cd !;
good 70 a 27s; thin at Dos 2is.
Sheep-We noticed one lot ordinary taken at
Ss; also lots good at l2s, l3s and l4s. Welhers
at lSs, los, Cd, and 2Os.
Swine-One iot was sold at for sOws and
for barrows, at retail 5 for sows, and for bar
rows.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01
EccC. 94a.
JAMES iIAMMOND'S
CIR RCULATlEG LIBRARY,

Recent .hHtions-Ui,:
2i7i Mscrics OF Marriage, or tlc Fair OF
May Far. by the author of Pin Money.
9i52 Perkin Warbcck The fortunes OF Fer
kin Warbcck, romance, 10y Mary w.
Shelly, J vols.
9i73 Female Converts. Secrets otnnnnerles
disclosed, from the autograph manuscripts
of Scipio do Ricci, vol.
?!7i Last days OF pompcil, by +. H. Bn!wcr;
, vols.
2!75 Siddons-The life Of Mrs. Siddons, by
Thomas Campbell, vol.
PIG Pacha of many tales, Capt. Marryott, :
vols.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01

YOUNG MEMS TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
A meeting Of the Young Mems Temperance So
cieiy will be held this evening, at The Lecture
Room of the United Congregational Church, in-
medlatey after the usual Lecture by the Rev. Mr.
Dumont 1 he public are invited to attend
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01
AN ADDRESS ON TEMPERANCE. will be

AN ADDRESS ON TEMPERANCE, will be
delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Ross, at the lst Bsp-
lis. Meeting House on Tuesday evening next, at
q o 'clock-Aner which, the Annual Election of
Officers for the Newport Temperance Society.
will take place The members Of this and other
Temperance Societies, aud the public generally,
are invited to attend
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01

Mr.. BUaGEs.-Thc Washington Cores
pondent Of the Philadelphia United States
Gazette, in his letter of the Goth inst, makes
the following honorable mention Of MIR. Bur-
ges =
"Thcre was quito discussion, yesterday,
in the House, on the petition for the relief Of
David Kilburn, in which Mr.. Burgess took a
part. do not mention the fact for the pur-
pose Of saying any thing concerning the sub
ject which cannot interest any other than the
parties concerned, but merely to state that
Mr.. Burgess seems to be as vigorous in mind
as he was years ago, and that he was listened
TO with Just as intense an attention, as he was
in his best days. a great many Of the mem
bers left their seats for the purpose Of hear
ing him, his voice being less full and power
iul than it was wont to be. 1t is pleasing to
see the power of a superior mind controlling,
commanding and fixing "a whole assembly,
like that of the House Of Representatives, by
the beauty, variety, and energy, Of its own
genius"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01
.AImjnisir1to,.'s .Notice.

Administrators Notice.
'ENIIE subscriber having been appointed Ad
4 ministrator with the Will annexed, on
the estate Of Elisabeth Dyer late of Middle
town, dec. and having given bonds according
to law, hereby requests all persons having
demands against said estate to present them
for settlement, and those indebted to make
immediate payment.
GILES MANCHESTER, Admir-.
dec25 niM the wM annered.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01

Tn this town, on Thursday last, Miss Nancy
Lawton, youngest daughter of the late Capt. Sam
uel Lawton, in the 50th year of her age.
On Sunday last after long and severe illness,
Mrs. Elizabeth Vaughan, widow of the late Mr.
John Vaughan, in the 69th year of her age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01
NEWPORT BANK.

A Semi-annual dividend is declared and
~ payable at this Bank, on " after Thurs
day, the first of January, 1885.
The Annual meeting OF the Stockholders
for the choice of Directors for the ensuing
year, will be held at the Bank on "Wednesday,
Jan. 9Th, 1885, at 3 o'clock, p. NJ. After which
the election of Officers for the Rhodc-lsland
Insurance Company will take place.
BY Order, 5. CAllOONE,
dec2J Cashier.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

O.MitESSIO.NL,RS' NOTICE.
EMTE. the subscribers, having been appointed
Wv by the f!on. Court Of Probate Of the
town Of Newport, Commissioners TO receive and
examine tho claims Of the creditors against the
estate Of Stephen ID. Perry, yeoman dec. late of
this place, represented insolvent, hereby give no.
tice that six months from the date hereof being al
lowed for receiving said claims, will attend 1T
the Office of Mr.. Joseph Martin, on the first Mon
day in March, and the last Monday in May next.
at o'cock p. m. Of each day, for the purpose
aforesaid
JOSEPH Martin, }
}};shn };a"' T r0%pa,n'' sgaM c'""'''
JOHN d. READ, yqdm'r.
Newport, Dec. l 1S34.-llS.]
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-01
f'ELEG a. PJTTESi.
Newport, Jan. /, 1885.

Re pecfy in ornis his fiends the public e. DeraIy,
YwNHAT he has taken the store No. 137, -
Is Thames-street, directly opposite Col. b.
Mdrsh's, Jr. Shoe Store, where he offers for
sale general assortment Of DRY GOODS,
among which are :-Cassimeres, Sattnets,
Flushings, English and American Flannels,
of all colors, Canton Flannels, Caicoes, Tick
ings, Twiled Stripes and Cottons, Irish Lin
en-, Brown Linen, and Russia Diaper, Cam
brcs of all Colors, Furniture Calicoes, Fancy
Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Cotton and Lin
en- Thread, Lacing's, Mems worsted Hose,
Ladies' Lambs wool Hose, Comforters, yeo-
mans Cravats, Gloves & Mittings Blankets,
Padding and Buckram. Buttons, silk s. twist,
mems horskin gloves, ladies do. cotton hand
kerchiefs, umbrellas, &c. &c.
Newport, Dec llth, 1884.