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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-02-03
Ist ScssiOn---24th Congress,
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRrpAY, January 30.

FRIDAY, January %.
The whole day was occupied in ox-
traordinary discussion.
Mr.. Cambreleng rose and claimed the
indulgence Of the House for few mo.
ments. while he noticed an attack made
in one of the morning Journals [supposcd
to be the United States Telegraph
upon himself. lie would not notice il,
but il was an attack, not only upon him.
self, but also upon the House, in relation
to question now before the Serate.--
The paper to which he referred, that his
(Mr. CambreIeDg's) published remarks
upon the three million appropriation bill
were not made till after the adjournment
of Congress. or in other words, that the
remarks were never made at all AT
this time, when he had higher game in
view, he would not condescend to notice
this statement at all, but for the considera.
ton TO which he had alluded. And he
now noticed it only for the purpose Of
pronouncing il false, and to state that.
when an opportunity offered for going
into a discussion of the loss Of the appro-
priation bill in question, there would not
only be one, but many of both parties m
this House who would feel il their duty
to vindicate the proceedings Of this body
in relation 20 that affair from any rcflec-
tions which had been, or might be, cast
upon them.
Mr.. J. q. Adams asked the consent Of
the House to submit a resolution upon
the subject referred to by the gentleman
from New York.
The reading ofthe resolution was call
ed for.-Objcction being imade.
Mr.. Miller moved that the rules be
suspended in order to afford the gentle
man from Massachusetts an opportunity
to offer the resolution.
Mr.. yanderpool called for the yeas and
nays, and they were ordered.
The question being taken, the motion
was agreed to-Ycas 100, nays 60.
Mr.. Adams then offered the following
resolution .
Resolved, That so much ofthe message
Of the President Of tho United States IN
Congress at the commencement OF the
present session as relates TO the failure, at
tho last session Of Congress, Of the bill
containing the ordinary appropriations for
Qualifications, he referred To select COM
miticc, with instructions 10 cnquin, in:o,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-02-03
TIE ARMY.-The Washington

TIE ARMY.-The Washington
Globe ofMonday last, says -
We understand that Major General
Scott was ordered last week to Florida,
to take the general direction Of the opera
tiors in that quarter, and with full autho-
rityto call upon the Executives of South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, and Florida,
for whatever militia force may be neces-
sary. He has been directed to push the
campaign in the most vigorous manner,
and TO reduce the Indians TO unconditional
submission.
We farther learn that the disposable
regular force which can properly be
moved is either in Florida oron the way.
The garrisons on the sea.coast have
either been sent there, or have been re-.
duced to the smallest practicable number.
Circumstances have rendered necessary
the removal of the 9th regiment from
Jefferson Barracks to the Mexican iron.
tier, and General Gains has been ordered
to proceed there, to take the command in
that quarter. Our army is scattered
over an immense frontier, and the posts il
occupies along the Indian line cannot be
Withdrawn without almost certainly lead.
10 Indian disturbances.
We understand that such is the naked
state of the sea-board, that there is not a
soldier at Boston, nor one between Phila-
sdelphia and the ocean. Only four com.
panics at New.Y ork larbof, and four al
Old Point Comiort--thosc two great
naval positions. Both the gurrisons in
North Carolina, those of Charleston and
Savannah, and that Mt Key West and
and those in Pensacola and Mobile, and
those in the neighborhood ofNew-Orleans
are all either now in Florida, or on the
way there. In word, the whole Allan.
tic frontier is drained, and that from nc.
cessity. If the Western frontier were
also stripped of its garrisons, a general
Indian war would, in all probability
follow.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-02-03
WM. C. TENANT.

Respectfully announces to the public generally
citizens and strangers.
HAT he keeps to let his stable Greenstree horses
and carragesof all descriptions cheaper cheaper than
hey can he obtained elsewhere Persons enjoying
'ne pleasures Of ride in the country all be furnish
saddle horse and chases open barouches
ana close carriages Particular attention will be paid
ing to and from the Steamboats, An orders in his
line Of business VIII be promptly attended to- and no pains shall
be spared render the satisfaction of he conneo
Horses keptfo any length oftme, terms liberal.
May 18th.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-02-03

State, for the abolition of slavery in the
District of Columbia.
Mr.. Adams presented two other peti-
tions signed by citizens Of Western Penn.
sylvania.
Mr.. Hammond objected TO the rccep-
ton ofthesc petitions, and debate ensu-
ed, which continued until the House adj
journed without taking the question.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-02-03
GLOTES g. HOSIERY.

NENT. lined worsted and Beaver Goves-Ladie.' Yarn
VI Ansoa-and Fur TolS. r. s. and Beaver do. Lamb.
-Mohar-and worsed Hose, Plain & Ribd Of
every quality ALSO few pairs dark Bro Merinols
Nov. 18th, II. T.TOWLER.
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office.

The Pews on the lower floor, and in
the West Gallery of the Unitarian Con-
gregational Church, in Mill-street, will
be offered for sale, on Wednesday the
eth July, at 3 o'clock p. NJ, and on
Thursday the 28'h, from 8 o'clock A. NJ.
to lo, and in the afternoon all Pews re-
naming unsold will be let for one year.
Josiah C.. Shaw,
VIM II: CtandaIl, Committee.
Benz. II. Altman.
Newport, July II.
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NEW WORKS.
LATELY added TO w. CALI.AHAN'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY,

No. 10 THAMES Street.
21J5 LaGttc, The Pirate of the Gulph, n nov
81, by the Author of"Thc South West,
by Yankee" = vols.
25i Thirty Years Ago, or tie Memoirs of Il
Water Driukcr, dedicated to the Fem
perancc Societies, by WIN. Dunlap,
= vols.
2752 The Old World and tho New, or Il Jour
nal Of Reflections aud observations
made on II tour IN Europe, by the Rev
Orvllle Dewey. 2vols
l15l The Devoted, by the author of Flilta-
ton, vols
l5Gl England in ls35, by Professor Won
ltanmcr, ! vol.
1863 Madrid in 1885, by A II Rosident Officer,
with plates, vol.
27l9 Random Recollection Of the House of
Lords, ! vol.
27iS Tales Of the Woods and Fields. being
\ second series OF "Two old Mems
Tales" 2vols.
RAJ Watkins Tottle, and other Sketches Of
Every Day Life and Every Day People,
by Boz, = vols
27i5 My Aun, pontypool, novel, by the an
thor OF Escarte, vols.
27ii Sketches Of Seaport Town, by Henry
+. Chorly, author OF Cont, vols.
27l3 Russia and tho Russians, by Leitch
kitche, vol.
2742 Sketches Of Switzerland, by J. +. Coop
er = vols.
pal Letters, Conversations, and Recollec-
tlons of S. II. Coolridge, vol.
27I0 Harry Cavcrly, novel. by the author
of"Cecil Hyde" 2vols.
27:|S Spain revisited, by the author of A Year
! in Spain, by 1t. Slidel, 2vols.
! July II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-21

News Al WAsHiNGroN.-We understand
tha, there is to be marriage in high life enacted
ere long The parties are Mr.. Van Buren, and
certain very distinguished literary lady Miss NJ
who visited Washington during tho winter. and
entirely won the Vice over. II is understood that
Gen jackson has taken great interest in this af-
fair snd il certainly will sucreed. l. the presi-
Dental chair To become hereditary il, one lanil,
- Il. s. 1tL
The National In,cl.igencer says that the Presi-
dent of the United States, is not expected to re-
turn to Washington ill October.
Van Buren, has two new disciples now laborng
in his cause. The high priest of the Mormons,
aud Mrs. frances Wright. or Damsement, as she
now calls herself. have both declared themselves
in favor Of his prctensions. The latter is deliver
ing lectures at Cincinnati in behalf Of infdellty
and the candidats Of her choice.
A Mr.. Archibald Yell has been nominated for
Representative in Congress, in Arkansas. Yell
j. quite an appropriate name for one, who mcans
10 make himself heard on the floor ofthe House Of
Representatives.
The Van Buren, Convention at Harrisburg have,
as WAS anticipated, broken up in confusion They
split on the Bank question. In the words of their
candidate. "ther suffering is ntolerable," The
Harrison men were in high spirits.
The Harrisburg Chronicle, Van Buren paper,
in referring 10 the late Young Mems Convention
in favor Of Gen. Jachson's candidate, says "it
mouM hare been better hal the Contention
Rtper met"
Sir Charles Vaughan, for many years ambassa-
dor from England TO lh. country, has retired iiom
diplomatic service upon pension.
4 splendid monument has been erected in st.
PauI's church London, to the memory Of bishop
iieber, ut Il cost Of l. 300, which was raised by
privat. subscription.
NEW BEpFoRD.-By census just completed,
it appears that the population Of this hourishng
seaport is II, li3. This includes only small
portion Of the sesmen who sail from there
We're they included. the population would he
over I5,, co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-21
MRS, L. KIDDER'S DYsENTERY
CORDIAL.

NNiIlS Medicine deserves rank among the
Il most important discoveries in Physic, as it
gives immediate relief in the most obstinate cases
OF Cholera Morbus, Dyscntcry and Diarrhea. -
Children that nre tee,hing are greatly benefited
by the use OF this medicine IL has been found an
excellent remedy in sea sickness.
Certificate Jrom the Lady Of Gor. Francis
Of Rhode Island.
Mrs. T. Kidder's Dysentery Cordial has been
used in my family, frequently during the last year,
and has been found very beneficial, particularly
in cases Of bowel complaint caused from leelhing
ELIZABETH FRANCIS.
Spring Green, Feb'ry IL, 1885.
For sale by X. J. TAYLOR,
July u. lIS Thamcs-sireet.
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PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED.
Brig Boy, Burt, Wilmington.
Srlr Herald. Hayden. Mobile.
Sloop Camilla, Vars, New York.
CLEARED.
Raraae Harvest, Stackpoie, for the Atlantic
sad indian Ocean.
ARRIVALS.
.a,T. Ttsday, i9ih-I'rig Mary, Harden.
from piciou, (N. s. for Providence. - 9Th inst.
spoke Brig Emeline, Of Fall River--i5.h inst.
Lat. 10. Long. 81 so. w. spoke Brig Royal VIII
jam, Of and for 81. Johns IN. ~ from New Y.
Brig ieonidas, Crockcr. from Pictou, for SOM
erset. -Sloop Candace, Brown. from Albany, for
Fall Rver-Schrs. Oliver. Whiimarsh, from
Taunton, for Warcham. Molly, Rogers, from
k.nn-bunk. - Herald, Hayden, l6 days from Mo-
bile. ,ia. Key West, cargo cotton and lumber to
GOV Gibbs. Spoke, July 4th, oil Carisiort Reef,
ship Superb. from New Orleans, bound to Liver
pool; i7,h, Lat 2s N. Long. ~ 30 w. spoke
brig Francis Ann, 10 days from Georgetown, s.
e.. bound to New York; Lat 80 80 N. 72 IL w.
spoke schr. Joannes. II days from Philad. ior
n. York.
Passengers per schr. IIerald-Mr c. Harris,
T.. W. Crannes. Henry Smith, Capt. s. Currie.jr.
Capt. J. Manney.
Sloop Balloon, Perry, from Sandwich, for N.
York.
fir. 2oM--.Drg Boy, Burt, from Wilmington.
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NE w WORKS..

JUsT received and for sale by II. w. A..
Barber, 53 Thames-st.
Gathered Fragments, by Rev. John A..
Clark. Rector of ST. Andrews Church, Phila-
delpha, and author of the Pastors Testimony,
"Walk about Zion" Contents-The Nc Ell
len lamily--tho Para ytic-the wilhercd
Branch TraveIlers~A Mary Maywood-A fami-
ly in Eternity whose record is on high,
j vol, I2ino. Embelished with two fine
engravings, fancy cloth.
T,I,
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asaa. &SaJLL4E.teN LaDT's's1-
E:aEAs.
Authorized by Congress, the States of Vir-
ginia, Delaware and Maryland, arc regularly
drawn under the inspection of Commission
crs appointed by law. Messrs. ID. S. Grego'
ry, 4 Co. Managers.
Tickets and shares, singly or by the pack
age always Oh band, for sale on the most rea-
sonable terms.
Orders respectfully solicited, and Lottery
intelligence immediately forwarded, by
THoMAs DoyLE,
Exchange Brokr
Providence, X. J.
July 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-21

The Dedication of the Unitarian Con-
gregationhl Church in Min. street will be
solemnized on Wednesday the eth Ju-
ly. Services will commence ut II o.
clock A. NJ.
Sermon by the Rev. Doct Channing.
Other services by Mr.. Briggs,of Boston,
AIrssrs Hall & Farley, Of Providence,
and Mr.. Briggs, of Fall River.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-21
PERFORATED TISSUE PAPER,

A beautiful article for covering the Frames
"A of Mirrors, Pictures, cct.-Aso, fresh
supply Of Plain and Glazed Tissue Paper;
and IL great variety of PERFORATED,
AND EMBOSSED CARDS, for fancy work,
reed for sale at
July 81. w. CAILAHAN'S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-21

Newport, July II.

Newport, July II.
AUCTION & COMMISSION STORE.
L w. Eddy next door north Of the Perry
~ Cotton Factory, tenders his services to
the public, for the sale Of goods, furniture,
&c. at public or private sale-all orders at
tended to with fidelity.
Those who may depositc goods for sale,
may rely on having their wishes attended to
with confidence and despatch.
n. B. A good assortment of Groceries and
other goods at present on hand, at REDUCED
prices,
July ~, 1896.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-21
Harm and Coid,
Sea Wafer Baths.

From morning until near 10 O'Clock IN The ere-
mng, (!Sundays ercepied)
The swimming Bath is large and convenient.
The Saltwater warm baths, are the only
ones in town. and are recommended by ply
sicians, and those who have tried them ac-
knowledge their superiority over fresh water.
Irrms-Cold Baths, for single person,
the season Ss4.-Single Bath and one towel,
l2 ~ cts.-two towels, lS cts. Warm Baths,
20 tickets for So. Single warm bath,H g cts.
with two towcls.-To those who furnish their
towels, % cts. Shower Baths, Is 81 cts.
Also,
CO.NFECITO.N.lRY, FRUITS, SODA,
&C. &C.
Long wharf Bathing House,,
June 30, 1886
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, &c.
NEWPORT, sc.-Clerk's Office, Supreme Ju-
dici0L Court JlIu 0Oib IS.I;

WHEREAS Sarah nennis, ~ Newport, IN The county
of Newport has this day flied in this office h, pc tliop
pray for certain reasons therein stated that decree
sh,ud he passed To dissolve the
now snbssting between her aud her husband ChaTles
- Denns-Notice Is therefore hereby given to The said
barles - Dennis that he lie aud appear if he sees m
before he sal to he holden at said Newport on
The fourth Monday of August next aud show canse II
my hr has why the prayer OF aid prtition should not
be granted. NATHANIEL sW EEr, tk.
luIy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-21
July IL.

Court Of Probote, Ntwport, Juiy 5h, 1885.
YNIIE Executors I'd account on the EstatR
l. of Samuel Vernon, late of Newpor, Mer.
chant dec. was presented for allowance
Ii is ordered, That the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to a Court
of Probate, to be holden at the State House.
in Newport, on the LIST Monday in Aug. next.
at . O'Clock, u, m., and tnat previous notice
he given by publishing copy Of this order.
thres several times in the "ILerold Of tie
Times" for all persons inieTested 30 aPpeas
at said time and PLACE, and be heard.
True copy-witness:
BIB IlowLANp, prob. elk,
July T.
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STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, sc.
NEWPORT, Sc Clerks Office, Supreme
judicial Court, QOh JUN, n. ID. 1886.

wv HEREhs Henry Linslulm of the town and county
w of Newport. inn iloldrr alias Mariner, aud
William Huddy Of the saWe county, House Carpenter,
have this day fed w said Office their PETITION paying
tor reasons ,heren stated that the brrrht ~ an Nct
pass ed ~ the January Session, II ls32 enh'ed ian
for the Relief nf Ipsveni W btus, Wiy he r1i nj
rd to- thcm:l his " therefore to ntiiy the rfedois 9"
the said Iinstrun an. lluddy. appear before SAID
Cont, ,to b., huIdrn NJ Newpu ~ the county o Newport
n thr fourth NOndav IN August ncNt aud how rnnse,
" they have why the prayer of ,,id petitions ought
uo, 10 b. t,anied. SAlHANiEl SWIFT, tIk,
July 81.
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The School Fund Lottery,

The >chSOi Euh0 Lottery,
Draws every day in the city of Providence
at half past 2o'clock p. NJ.
Tickets and shares singly, or by the pack
age may be had on very favorable terms.
Drawings forwarded to correspondents by
by first mail, and prizes paid on demand.
Orders enclosing cash or prize tickets I'M
mediately and confden!ially answered, by
Thomas Doyle
Exchange Broker,
Proriience, Il. J.
Newport, July II.
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Legal Notices.

Court Of Probate, Newport, Ldy 5, 1886.
YNllE Guardians accounts on the Estate Of
James NJ. Maxson and Ann e. Hall, .iate
Maxson,) were presented for allowance: il
is ordered, That the same he received ana
the consideration thereof referred to Court
otProbate, to be holden at the State House IL,
Newport, on the first Monday in August next.
at . O'Clock a, M. and that previous notca
he given by publishing q copy of this orde;.
three several times in the Herald ofMe Times.
for all persons interested to appear at SAID
time aud place and be heard. A true copy
B. r. LIowLAsD, elk.
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BOnncts--BOnncts.
TVLLEY & HAZARD,

Receive from New York, every week, new
patterns Of Bonncts. They are now so sit
nated as to be enabled to supply ladies' with
almost every kind of Donnets, in fashion,.
Their assortment will always be large, and
will be sold cheaper than at any other store
in the Union. July 81.
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Court ot Probofe, Newport, Juiy 5h, 1886,

Court Q, Probate, .Nemport, Juiy 5M. 1886,
VINllE Executors first account on the Estate
Il of Anne Gould late of Newport, single.
woman dec. was presented for allowance.
1t is ordered, That the same be re.
cciyed and the conside cation thereof re-.
ferrcd to q Court Of Probate, to be hoi.
den at the State House in Newport, on the
first Monday of August next at o'clock Il.
m. aud that previous notice be given by pub.
fishing copy Of this order three several
times in the HsraM qfAs Tines, for all per.
sons interested 10 appear at said time ana
place and be heard.
BY order Of the President
Il. b. IIowLAND, Prob. elk.
July 7,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-21

NOTICE.-Thc Rev. Mr.. COLEMAN, Of
Boston, will preach Tor the Unitarian Con-
gregational Society, on Sunday next, at Ma
sonic Hall:-Services to commence at half
past 10 o'clock 4. ~. and 3 y. N.-Seats free.
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FOR SALE.
TRADERS BANK.

TRADERS BANK.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Under san .lct TO incorporate The Stockholders
ofMe TRADERS Bank IN Nsmpon."
4 Book of subscription for the Capital
"A Stock of the said Bank. will be opened
at the Office of Henry Y. Cnnston, from 0
o'clock a. m. to 6 p. m. on the 26,h, 9th, and
2sth Of July inst. One half of the stock of
said Bank will be payable to said Commits
sioners, at said Cranston's Office, as follows,
viz:-Ten dollars on each share on the I'd
Monday of August next; $40 on each share
on the I'd Monday of Sept. next; and 80 on
each share on the I'd Monday of October
next.
The residue of the Capital Of said Bank
will be payable to the Cashier thereof, when
appointed, as follows, viE-Ten dollars on
each share on the I'd Monday of November
next; so on each share on the I'd Monday
of Dec. ncxt; s. on each share on the I'd
Monday of Jan. 1897.
! %;%iss ;;;i I; 4:;:!:: !:::s'": s;:;'':'
Newport, July z, 1886.
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NEW BOOKS.

I.afitte the Pirate of the Gulph, in 2 vols,
by the aDthor of the South West.
Man Of Honor, and the Reclaimed, in 2
vols.
Elkswatawa, or the prophet of the West,
in = vols.
Woods and Fields. For sale or circulation,
at III. w. A. BARBER's
July 81.
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IoJIU WIFI OHe UHIy, IV
37S20 with none OF the drawn
numbers, each 3 53-lOO
~ No. Lottery-0F'l0 Drawn Ballots.
Whole Tickets $40, shares in proportion,
n. B. A liberal discount allowed those that
purchase by the package; and in every III
stance whatever, my friends and patrons may
be assured that the most profound secresy
will be observed, when desired. For capita!
prizes, please drop in at "Fortuncs Home"
where good luck invariably attends all those
that favour Inc with their patronage.
J.F. TRESCoTT'S
Lottery e. Exchange Office,
July 81. l31 Thames ST. Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-21

IL this town, on Thursday last, Mrs. Susan
Taylor. WIFE Of Mr. Bcnj. Taylor.
At Worcester. on III. 9h inst, Susan y. daugh-
Ter III David Buiium, Of Mnldetown, aged 10
yrars.
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SU MINER GOODS,
FOR SALE AT
JAMES HAMMOND'S.
REMCH oRIK,
Copes Coi'ars---Inscriines
Edgihgs Ihrt0d Lure &c. &c.

Il LIN u II w Oh *,
C0pcs--- Coi'nrs-Hscriings
Edgings--Ihrm Lure &c. &c.
IN EN- OH PRINTS g. SILKS.
CaInhrlc prints and musins.
ChintS and ginghams.
Gro dc Swiss-Paris--- Brrln-Na ples--
Poul DE- soie-Florence and Italian silks, n
great variety OF fashionable colours and quail
ties from the best to the cheapest kinds, OF
plaid-plan and figured.
Green-white aud black spotted lace.
Plain wide black lace for wells.
Fancy figured blond lace.
Fancy kis-ribbons--scorfs Sc.
M Sims.
Checkcd-striped-fg and plain swiss.
Mull-laconot-Indla book.
Sucarilla and medium muslins.
LINENS.
French and Irish linens, extra fine.
81 aud 9-4 linen sheetings.
Linen cambric and linen canbric hdkfs.
Linen long lawn and brown linen cambric.
French linen napkins.
Fine birdseye diaper.
Double width extra fine crash.
French linen for tow cling
6to 1914 linen damask.
The above with a general assortment oi
French--Englsh and American Dry Goods,
for sale at James Ilammond'S Dry Goods and
Book Store, and Circulating Library.
July 81.
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A Monthly Meeting Oft the Young Mems
Temperance Snciety will be held at their
usual place of meetings on Monday evening
next ut halfpast seven O'Clock. A punctua
attendance is requested. July II.
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Just received and for sale at low prices, BY
Wholesale or Retail,
0A SACKS SALT,
~V 20 chest young hyson tea,
10 boxes chGcolals,
20 doz. Ipmon syrup,
IL chests souchons tea,
i6 boxes pipes,
5 bbls. cloves,
! bale cotton tw inc,
10 boxes tobacco,
5 hhds. st. Croix sugar,
100 hams,
bbls smoked beef
90 boxes brown soap,
10 " Variegated do.
so bbls. dried apples.
20 hoxes starch,
cases olive oil,
boxes citron,
100 mats cassia,
40 bags coffee,
JAMES X. NEWTON s. Co.,
No. $50 Ihames-strect.
July
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-21

Akh casks wine,
Il wv 10 hbds & i5 bbls. 81 Crpix rum,
pipes French Brandy,
i" Holland gin,
bbls. Alcohol
2 old "Mononsahela" whiskey,
IL domestic gin,
for sale by J. r.. NEWTON s Co.
July 7.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-07-21
CrockeyY, Glass s. China.

lust received new supply of Crockery,
q Glass 8; China ware, Of the newest fash
ions, at 40 I-2 Thancs-st. Please call and
examine for Notwithstanding charged for
looking. Charles ". 1tHey.
July 81.