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Died.

In this town. on Monday night last. Perry, son
Of Mr.. Perry NJ. Peckhan', aged 8 years. and 2
months.
On Sunday morning, 18th inst. Mira. Sarah Bar
ker, widow Of Deacon Samuel Barker, aged 79
years.
At Westerly, on the 18th inst Hon. George
Brown. of South Kingstown, aged 80 yenrs-for-
merly Lieut. Governor Of this State.
At New York, on Monday last, much lamented
by MI who knew him, Mr. James Anthony Num-
ford, son Of the late REM. q. Mu'nford, Esq, Of
this town, in the 2s,h year Of his age. Ills re
mains were brought to this place Yesterday morn
ing in the steamboat from New York, for inter-
nrn,-F Funeral will take place from the residence
Of Geo. &. Mason, Esq. Thames. 1t. this day. n
II o clock A. M.-His relations and friends arr
respectfully invited to attend.
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NEW WORKS.

The American in England, hy the author Of a
Year in Spain. SC 2 vols.
One in a Thousand, or the Days OF Henri
Quartre, by q p X James, author Of Riche'Ieu.
sc 2 vols
The Pirate and the Tlree Cutters, &c hy Capt.
Marrya,t. author Of Peter Simple, sc. vols.
| Iatrohe's Ranbles in America. 2 vO's
| The Partisan, n tale Of the Revolutionary, by
the author Of Guy Rivers, The iemassee, &'
! 2 vols.
| Chairolas. Prince Of Paida. by the author o
Pelham. and other Tales by various authors, vol
Supplement to Six Months in Convent, con-
taining additions and explanations, vol.
I.orctie, The History Of Louise. daughter Of a
Canadian Nun, exhibiting The interior Of Femas
Converts.
Received for sale and circulation, by
Jan 2Ist w. CALLAHAN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-01-28

On Thursday Jan. 2lst, Mr. Johnson Of
Kentucky, from the Military Committee re-
ported bill providing for the conmenc ement
of eighteen new for,i6cations, and the build
ing of steam batteries; read twice and conf
mited.
I The House then proceeded TO the further
consideration Of the resolution Of Mr. Jarvis
Of Maine in relation to Slavery in the District
of Columbia and the amendments offered
thereto by Mr. Wise of Virginia. Mr. Pick
ems completed his remarks, and was followed
by Mr. Hoar Of Mass. who had not concluded
when the House adjourned.
\ In the House, on Friday, Jan, 22d. Mr..
Canbreeng addressed IN house. comnienc.
ing with great vrhrineDcc upon a charge
made in the Telegraph of that morning, that
his published remarks on the last day of the
last session were never delivered, which
charge he pronounced entirely false, and sta
ted that when the proper time should arrive.
many members of both parties would feel it
their duty to rcpel tho charge which had been
brought against the house, Of causing the loss
of the foriifcation bill.
! Mr.. Adams moved suspension of the
rules, to offer resolution which was carried,
100 to 60.
/ The resolution was 10 refer so much of the
4
the fortifcafiOn bill, nj the last session, to
select committee, with power to send for per-
sons and papers.
| Mr.. Adams then advocated the resolution
in most extraordinary speech of two hours,
in which he attacked the Senate and Mr..
Webster with great bitterness, denying that
the loss of the bill was owing TO the House,
and vindicating the conduct Of the President.
Mr.. Adams was repeatedly called TO order,
but permitted to proceed. Letters say that
such disgraceful scene of uproar and con-
fusion was never behed in that house before.
Mr.. Wise, of Va. replied to Mr.. Adams,
and in the course Of hls speech bestowed a
tremendous castigation upon that gentleman,
Mr.. Cambreleng, Mr.. Beardsley and Mr.. Polk.
lie distinctly charged the loss of the bill on
Messrs. Cambreleng and Polk,who attempted
reply, amid great confusion.
The house finally broke up in tumult
without coming to any decision on the reso-
luton.
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NEW GOODS.
JOHN r. TOWNSEND,

HAS juet reed from New York, a hand
H some supply of new and iash'onab'e
goods, among which are, extra hnc blue
Broad Cloths;-also some pieces OF other fash
ionable colours--super English cassimeres--
vestings-s,ylish twilled English and French
calicoes-French and English mernoes-la-
dies cravat silk hdk'fs-printed merlnoes-
merino, mohair, lambs wool, silk and cotton
hosiery--Marselles Qullts-.damask taoie
cloths-book muslin hdkfs-Th,bet snaw's
and other shawls aud hdkfs.--7-4 and Ga
merino shawls, Of good quality--r'ooons,
flannels of all widths and qualIt'es--good
Hoskin gloves, Sc. Sc.-The above WIN
variety OF other goods, recently Purehsse"'
will be sold very cheap. ocI ~.
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Fort-Adams, Newpor, ITarbor, r. !. !
Iun....u TX 1910 4
GRANITE.

PROPOSALS will be received, until the
L 18th of February next, for the delivery at
Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, X. !. of
5000 Perches Of & EeANETE.
These Stones must he split out with good
faces, beds, tops and sides; they must be du-
rabe stones, without sap, and generally of a
large size. A sample, which will be referred
to in all inspections, may be seen at the Fort.
They are to be delivered on one ofthe wharfs
at the Fort, between the Ist day of March,
aud the Dist day Of December, 1896.
Proposals will be received for any pnrt OF
the above quantity, not less than 500 perches.
All communications touching this subject,
to be addressed to Brevet Col. JOSEPH G.
TorrEN. u. s. Engineers, Newport, r. |.
JOS. G. TOTTEN, 1t. Col. Eng'rs.
Breuet Col.
Fort Adams, Newpor. FIarbor, II. ].
January Is, 1885.
GPTbe publishers Of the New Bedford,
Taunton, and Fall River Mass. papersiof the
Providence papers; Warren Star; and of the
Stonington, New London, Norwich, Middle
town, and Hartford, Conn. )papers, will please
give the above notice four insertions, and for
ward their accounts.
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List of School Fund Lotteries,
To be Dyawnat
EalryMsplc & Co.'S.

Lottery g. Exchange Office.
Will be drawn at one o'clock p. NJ. This
Day.
This Day, Thursday, Jan. 28th 1886,
under the superintendance of the Dep. Sec.
ofstate.
School Fund Lottery, Glass No. 224,
CAPITAL Prize $4,000 dollars,
Tickets 81, shares in proportion.
Friday, January 29lh, 1886,
School Fund Lottery, Class 225,
CAPITAL Prize 10000 dollars,
&C No. Lo,tery-GT|l2 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets s4-shares in proportion.
Saturday, Jan. Both 1886,
School Fund Lottery, Glass 226,
Capital Prize 10000 dollars,
Tickets $I0-shares in proportion.
nFA liberal discount allowed those that
purchase by the package.
Tor sale in every variety, at
Dnirynple & Cos.
Those Of our friends that may wish to or
der BY mail or otherwise, will please address
G. DALRYMpLE & co.
1877 1-2 Thames ST.
Jan. 2Sth. Newport, r. }.
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THE CHRIsTIAN LIBRARY.

Nos. 27, % & 20 Jays l.ectures-The Chris
tim contemplated in coarse Of Lectures, by
WIN. Jay. Price Is2 cts.
Nos. 29 10 35-NieInoirs Of the Rev. Christian
Frederick Swnr,z, to which is prefxed a sketch OF
the History Of Christianity in India; by Hugh
Pearson, ID. ID. Price 37a cts.
Nos. 30 and 36-Tbe Mary's: or the Benusy
Of Female Holiness, by Robert Philip; price i2tc
The Christian Library is published in weekly
numbers at 81 cls each, or So year VI advance
Subscriptions received, aud single numbers sold
by W. CALLAHAN,
agent, Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-01-28

I.r. BRowN's REpoRT.-The Erie, ia. Ga
ze,te, contains so much Of the able and interesting
report Of Lieut. T. S. Brown (who has been for
some time Superintendent Of the pubic works on
the Lake, to the Secretary Of War. as relates to
Erie or Presque Isle Harbor The Gazette says
"For the short time Mr.. Brown has been
on this service, he has earned for himself a
high reputation for ability, energy and indus.
try. His report shows liberal and enlarged
views on the future prosecution Of the works
under his charge"
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THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE,

SECOND YEAR.
nN similar plan to that of the Penny Ma
~ gazinc, but more particularly adapted t.
the wants and tastes Of the American Pub.
Tic.
1t comprises Portraits and Biographical
sketches of distinguished Americans; Views
of Public Buildings, Monuments and Improve.
ments-I.andscap Scenery,-together with
every subject connected with the Geography
History, and the Natural and Artificial re-
sources of the country.
This work is worthy Of encouragemcnt;-
it is published in Boston, Monthly, at 81 per
annuu,, in advance.
w. ID. CALLAHAN,
Jau.7. .4gent, .Ne,epor
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Latest from Forida.-Major Williams, Aid
de Camp TO Gen. Hernandez, in command at
~. Augustine, arrived here last night, having
dispatches for Government as well as for
Gen. Eustis, asking assistance for our suffer.
ing fellow citizens in Florida. A consnlta-
tIon WAS forthwith held between M many for
our Committee az could be assembled with
Gen. Ens'is and Major Williams. From the
statement of Major Williams. it is extr"""ly
satisfactory to learn that the supplies with the
arms md ammunition, forwarded by the John
S,oney, are deemed sufficient by him to allsy
apprehensions in and assure safety To tho
people of st. Augustine. The J. s. left here
NJ dnylight, this morning, and proceeded tn
sea with Captain Porter's command on board
- Charleston Patriot.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday. Jan. 25
(Reporred for the Boston Patriot)

At market 335 Beef Cattle and 6l0 Sheep.
Prices Beef Cdtie-A small advance was
effected. We noticed very fine yoke from
Shrewsbury. (Worc Coy taken at 37s 6d.-
Also few very fine at 36s-Primc ut Bis Cd
n 34s 6d-Good at 2Ss Cd 3ls 6d-Smail
Cattle 24s 27s.
.Sheep-One lot was very fine and were
taken at 39s. The fun supply for a few
weeks past has depressed the market. Lots
were taken ut 2Is, 24s, 27s, 30s and Bis 3D..
.Stpine-None at market.
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A + the Annual Meeting of the Stockhold-
IA ers of the NEwpoRr BANK, held on
Wednesday. Jan. 9Th, the following gentle
men were elected Directors for the ensuing
wear, viz:-William Vernon, John Williams,
Thomas G. Pitm~n, Simon Newton, Isaiah
Crooker, Jun. VIM. 8. Nichols. Stephen b.
Cornell, William Stevens and Russell Cog
geshill.
AT q subsequent meeting of the Directors,
WIN. VERNON, Esq. was chosen President,
and 5. CAHOONE, Cashier.
Newport, Jan. IA.
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SrrAMBoArs.-The Providence will leave
Providence for New York this day at the usu-
al hour-The President will leave Providence
to morrow for New York, and the Bunker
Hill will leave Providence on Saturday.
The Providence will leave New York on
Saturday, and the President will leave New
York on Monday for Providence.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED.

ENTERED.
Steamer Povidence, Thayer, New York.
Steamer Benz. Franklin. Coleman, New York.
CLEARED.
Steamer Almendares, Smith, Havana.
ARRIVALS.
MONDAY, 25th--Shp Celia, Porter, from
Prov idence Tor New York.
Brig Nile. Kendich, from Philadelphia for
Providence.
Sehr Dolphin, Ilawes, from New Bedford for
Providence.
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BANK orIsHODE ISLAND.

A 7 the Annual Meeting Of the Stockhold-
"A ers OF the BANK OF RHODE ISLAND, held
at the Bank on the 4th inst. the following
gentlemen were elected Directors for the year
ensuing, viz.--Audlcy Clarke, s. Fowler
Gardner, James Hammond, 9. A. Robinson,
Nathan b. Hammett, John G. Whitehorne,
VIM. E. Gibbs.
And at meeting Of the Directors held OFT
the same day, Audley Clarke, Esq. was re-
elected President.
ST. GARDNER, Caslier.
Newport, JAM ii.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-01-28

The debate referred to in our Con-
gressional proceedings Of Friday, was
renewed on Saturday, when MIR. Wise
conc luded his remarks in reply TO Mr.
Adams, Of Mass. it was a scorchlng
stream Of invective throughout. MIR.
Cambreleng is to follow on Tuesday ,and
defend himself as he can. Alas, for the
degradation of the once great man, who
was born, ns somebody said, "to court
his enc mics and confound his friends
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-01-28

Gen. Scott set off from Washington on
Thursday TO take command against the Sem
inoles in Florida.
A detachment Of Dragons is ordered from
New York, also detachment of recr rults from
the artillery and infantry.
BY n general order from the war depart
mcnt. several Of the southern garrison will
march immediately and rendezvous at Pico-
lata
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Notice..

A IL persons indebted to the firm Of s. NJ.
IN Crsndall g. Co. are requested to make
immediate payment. .
N.B-A contemplated change in said firm
makes it necessary that the above notice
should he strictly complied with.
Ian H. 1876.
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The New York papers of Friday contain
the following particulars Of the lamentable ac-
cident which happened to the steam packet
VIM. Gibbons from Charleston, on Thursday
morning last, as she was coming through the
Narrows, about 6 miles from New-York.
Between eight and nine O'Clock on Thurs
day morning, her steam fiue collapsed or
burst, by winch accident several persons lost
their lives, and others were severely wonn-
ded. The following is list of the suflercrs
Isaac Davega, passenger, dead
Charles Duncan, bar-kecper, do.
Stephen Longstreet, fireman, do.
J. Henry, a Frenchnan, do.
B. +. Rogers, passenger, do.
Richard Toddy, second engineer, dread
fully wounded. [Snce dead.
Captain Halsey, at the moment Of the ex-
plosion, was standing on the upper deck,
warming his feet at the chimney. On the oc-
currence OF the disaster, he Immediately des-
patched a small boat for surgical aid and a
steam boat. Tho boat met the steamboat
Citizen near the Narrows, the Captain OF
which, on being made acquainted with the
accident, proceeded directly to quarantine,
and having received on board the Deputy
Health Officer. DR.. Daniel NJ. Hitchcock, aud
his assistant, DR.. James Harcourt, FASTENED
to the relief OF the William Gibbons, and the
two physicians administered such aid to the
wounded as was in their power. The dis
nblcd steamboat was taken in tow by the
Citizen, and towed up to the city, stopping
at quarantine, where the bodies of Messrs
Rogers, Longstreet, and Henry, and the
wounded man, Mr.. 1oddy, were put on shore,
to be conveyed to the Marine Hospital. The
bodies Of Mr.. Davega and Mr.. Duncan were
brought up to the city. We understand that
Mr.. Rogers, who was the son of DR.. Rogers,
OF Massachusetts, and resided at Augusta,
(Geo) made this journey for the purpose o'
being united in marriage with young lady
OF his native State. Sadly different hos been
/ the result.
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selves accessories to treason, inasmuch rs the
measures they are pursuing have tendency
to excite one class of community to the de-
strnction Of another, and to the overthrow Of
the civil power of their respective States;
thereby obliging the governments Of those
States for the security of the lives and pro-
perry of those they ARE hound to protect, To
declare divisi"n of our Union, rs the only
means OF csraping the disastrous effects oi
tins most balcinl association Of 1--WE hope but
small portion) the North.
Without design to defend Slavery in ab-
stract, but, believing as we do, the good char.
acter of our town is at stake, in the part some
Of lis citizens have taken in this question, we
are induced 10 place ourselves in situation
more conspicuous in its defence, than circum-
stances less important could have imposed
upon us.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-01-28

THE SAVE SipE.-We understand that nnny
of the members Of the Young Mems Temperance
Society, in this town, considering their Constitu-
ton no, strong enough, have determined TO form
another Society, to be called the Newport En-
tire abstinence Society,-pledging themselves
for the benefit Of mankind generally, TO abstain
enfirslv from the use Of all distilled or fermented
liquors as drink-or from any drink that would
cause or lead to in,oxication or drunkenness. -
Who can doubt that this 10 truly the SAFE siDE'
We wish them God speed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-01-28

Destructive Fire al .Natche-.-On the morn
ing of the Cd inst. a FIRE broke out in the city
of Natchez (Mississippi) which destroyed
building and property to the amount of $50,
600, or more, before its progress could he ar
rested. The Mansion House and City Hotel
were DESTROYED.
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M arried.

At Dartmouth, or the l4th inst. by the Rev.
Mr.. Trip. MIR. Thomas Dunnore Of this town,
10 Miss Laura Ann Thomas, Of Dartmouth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-01-28

The Legislature Of this State, now in ses-
sion at Providence, formed quorum on Tues
day afternoon at 3 o'clock, and proceeded ia
business.
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wBlTE PINE. on SPRUCE LUMBER,

Every niece Of the above Lumber must bc
of the best quality as to strength and dura-
bity; of full dimensions, and perfectly free
from sap, shakes. cracks. splits, aud from
knots that are loose, decayed, or more than
l2 inch in diameter. No piece will be re-
celved that contains many knots, although
they may be small and sound. The delivery
to commence early in the Spring, md to b."
completed by the lst of August, 1896 Pay
nent will be made, if required, on each cargo
duly inspected and received All communi-
cations touching this subjec,,wi be addressed
to the subscriber.
JOS. q. TOTTEN, 1t. Col. Eng'rs.
Brepet Col.
Fort-Adams, Newpor, IIarbor, r. /.
January Is, 1896.
GF@The publishers Of the Providence pa
pers; Tsunton Mass. papers: OF the Portland,
Bath, Gardiner, Hallowell, Wiscasset, rho
mastown, Bucksport, Bangor, and Belfast
(Me.) papers, will please give the above four
insertions, and forward their accounts.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-01-28

Court Of Probate, .Nsnport, January 4, 1896
vg>Hg Administrators account on the Estate
l. Of Allen Norton late of Newport dec.
was presented for allowance,-it Is or
dered, That the same be received and the
consideration thereof referred to Court of
Probate, TO be holden at the State House
in Newport on the first Monday in Feb. next
at . o'clock, A. NJ. and that previous notice
be given by publishing copy, OF thus order
three several times in the "Heyntd Of the
Times" Cor oil persons interested, to appear
at said time and place, and be heard.
A true copy--witness:
Il. n. ROWLAND Prob. Clerk.
DUTCH QUILLs.
A tsw thousand Of superior quality. for sal'
"A by James Hon'n'ond.
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SAVINGS, BANK.

4 DIvrDEnD was declared this day, Of l-2
"A per cent, on all sums that have been in
for the space Of six months, and Ia per cent.
on all s,tms that have been in for the space Of
three months, agreeably to the regulations Of
the Institution, payable on and after Saturday,
the 10Th instant.
JOSEPH MARTIN, Treasurer.
| Newport, Jan. IA.
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S"uth-Kingstown, r. I. 10th Jan. 1886.

| .
John d. Williams,
Jon. N. Hazard,
JOS. p. Hazard,
Jesse Cottrell,
John p. Whitiord,
George P.Thurstor
Jeremiah N.POtter.
Norman f. Tem,
Welcome Kinyon,
Rowl'd X. Gardiner
Matthew Chappell
Niles Potter,
Jonh N. HoIIy,
Stephen A. Wright.
Luther Webster,
Rodm. G. Robinson
Jos. C.. Gardiner.
Joshua e.. Tucker,
Willard Hazard,
Robert Hazard,
Joshua b. Curtis,
William Sweet,
Samuel Allen,
p. G. Underwood.
Luke Curtis,
Samuel S. Tucker,
Ray S. Oatly,
StephenG TrM,
Gardiner 'I'eh,
christopher Curtis,
Geo. I. Champlin,
Jesse Babcock, Jr.
Thos. ). Armstrong
Robe G.. Armstrong
Samuel Rodn'an,
Joseph Eaton,
James NJ. Whitford
Robert Taylor,
Arnold Holland,
James Dixon,
John p. Dyer, Jr.
Benjnnin Noyes,
Svlyester Robinson
Nicholas Gould,
WIN. II. Hazard,
Ca,der Hazard,
John ID. Austin,
J. w. Whaly,
Updike Wbittord,
| VIM. G. Clarke,
Hazard Holland,
w m. IL. j erfy,
Jeremiah Whaly,
Henry II. Holland
Robert Rathbone,
daniel Rodman,
Henry Gardiner,
Thurstain Robinson
J. u. w hiti,ord, q, Jr.
! Christi Robinson,
Christopher Clark,
James II. NInn,inrt
Aun,on Robinson,
Benz. +. Peckham
Jonathan Clarke,
| Pardon w. Steven.
George l.. Hazard
Elliott J.. Perkins,
lChrist'r Champlin.
Clarke Tucker,
Stephen Champlin,
James w. Rod,nan
Thomas J. Hiscox
+. ID. Campbell,
WIN. G.. " aison,
VIM. G.. Gardiner,
Elijah Chan'PIin,
Robert Carpenter,
Geo. II. Browning
Eher s. Holland,
Clarke Crandall,
Perry Tucker,
George Sherman,
Samuel B. Perry,
Joshua Tucker,
Arnold Tucker,
Jeremiah A.KinyO'
Welcome Is. Green
Sylvanus Holloway
John Browning,
Abial S. Browning
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-01-28

T,co or three Steady Boardcrs,
C,AN be accommodated in private family.
~ Please enquire Of the printer.
Dec. 10.
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White Pine, or Spruce LUm-
her.

DROPOSAI.S will he reccived until the ct
of March next, for the supply al Fort
Adams, Newport harhor, X. ]. of the follow
inr
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ourselves in a situation
s defence, than circuun-
Mt could have imposed
R. I. 10th Jan. 1886.
Thomas Webster,
RAY Card,
George Weeden,
IWm. A. Wccden,
|Jos. Champlin Sd.
Cyrus B. Champlin
Sam'I II. Champlin
WIN. G. Carpenter, ,
1hos. A. Hnzard,
. Thos. &. ii azard,
Francis Carpenter,
Geo. III. Peckham,
John Segnr, Jr.
Jeremiah Brown,
john Segar,
A sa Die,
John T. Bentley,
Daniel S. Gould,
Green Kinyon,
Samuel Tucker,
,Thos. A. Kinyon,
John Il. Stedman,
Jonathan Stedmnn,
1T. T. Stedman,
lWm. Stedman,
Caleb Stedman,
Simeon G. Tucker,
Joshua J. Tucker,
James !. Oatly,
James B. Kinyon,
Peter Clarke,
Enoch Hazard,
John S. Tucker,
VIM. Congdon,
WIN. G. Carpenter,
Joseph b. Congdon
Nicholas Holland,
George r. Holland
Joshua B. Gard,
James C.. Knowles,
Asa Stedman Jr.
James Stedmnn,
Geo. p. Hazard,
Oliver Stedman,
Lyman c. Tucker,
John Tucker,
Stephen G. Tucker
,Cranston B. Tucker
SyIvesterR Fl azard
Sam'l ID. Peckham
Geo. C.. Gardiner,
Timothy Peckham,
Christi Champlin
, James S. Champlin
Bowdoin Hazard,
Nathan knight,
David Knight,
! Nicholas G. Hoxsie
David B. Knight,
Charles w. Moor,
Thomas Floxsie,
Stephen IIoxsie,
Joseph Hoxsie,
Peleg Lawton,
James W. Bates,
Stephen Albro,
,ISilas Greenman,
Jos. NJ. Taylor,
Joseph b. Haznrd,
Joshua Tucker, Jr.
Samuel Browning,
, N athaniel Green,
/, John G. Green,
Elisha Gard,
Bem. Clarke,
WIN. G. HolburtOn,
Bradford Kinyon,
Henry Champlin,
Chris. Browning Sd
James G.. Green,
Rathbone Gorton,
Geo. A. Nlumford,
William Hull,
William b. Hull,
Francis Fl Babcock
Ezekiel Whaly,
, WIN Mumi,ord,
James Wilson,
Morton Smith,
Robinson Perry,
John Nichols.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-01-28
AUCTIONS.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL $l5O.OOO.

VENllE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE
II COMPANY, Hartford, Conn. offer To in
snre every de-crip'io" of r'"p-r'y, against Loss
or l'"Uns. by Fine. "B III. u,o-i reasonable terma.
This Company have been doing business for more
than twenty yenrs, and during Ihai period havs
settled all fos-rs without compelling the insured,
~ amy instance, TO resort 10 court Of Justice.
The Directors Of the Company are
ELiPHALET TERRY, II. HUNTINGTON, Jr.
h. ID. MORGAN, Albert Day,
-. II. .HUNTINGToN, SAMUEL WILLIAM.
y. j. IiUNTINGToN, ELISHA CoLr.
X. Il. WARD.
El.lPHAIET TERRY, Presiient
JAMES G. BoLLhs, Secretary. .r.
Application IN be mnde in Providence tn
ALLEN .. PECK, Agent, No. 9, Market square.
who is authorised To issue Policies.
Jan. l4--6v