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0feUeay hind and quality. Mexican and other fashionable Hats; Boots and Shoes Hardware; Croekery; Saddlery Wines; Brandies Gordlals; Ginger sWeetmeats; Tamarnds in jars Tomato Catsup Browns No. Tobacco Cut Chewing and Smoking do. Sugar and Coffee; Spices; Flour Bacon with almost every article in the Dry Goods and Grocer lines,
 Persons indebted last years account will confers particular favor by calling and settling the same, Little Rock, May 27, 1886.
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sADaghE2sY.

A PRIME assortmento fsaddlery of every kind, just A reeeived--and for saleby
 May 27 McLAIN < BADGEFF.
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WAN K EEg.

"A this office, to learn the printing business, two
 "A boys about l5 IS years of age and who read and write we'll Boys from the country would be proerred
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BACON.N Sc.
FINE CLOTHINGs sc.

FUST received, direct from Philadelphia a lot of su- eG perfne Blue, Black and Plumb colored Dress and froek Coats made up the best and latest fash ion Also Cloth S5 Cassirnere Pants; Single X Double Breasted Vests, of various knds Shrts Drawers Fns Stocks 60c. Likewise one case of latest style of ea yer Hats--for sale low by L. 25 W. R. GIBSON.
 Feb. 1886.
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J. DE RAUN M co.

AVE received from New York, and are prepared x A sell on reasonable terms, large assortment V Goods in their lines comprshg in addition to the ees in common use number of others entirely new a this market, such =
 -L1adies' Gum Elastic Anrnns
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26-6w-pr's $ fee, ST.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-13

PENSsrLvAyIA.-ThcG General Election Of
members of Congress. and Of the State T.c-
gislature, took place in this State on Tues
day last. The preliminary election of in
spectors and judges Of the general election
has already TAKEN place. Both parties arc
claiming victories, and predicting trumphs
from partial returns of the election of inspcc-
there has been no fair test of the strength of
parties, there being less interest than usual
manifested in those elections, as the Legis-
laturc this year passed law requiring a re-
gistry Of voters, &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-13

The Hon. WM. c. JARVIS, late Speak
or Of the Masss chusetts House of Rep
resentatives, committed suicide in state
Of mental arrangement, by shooting him
self through the heart, in Weathersield,
CT. on the Sd inst. He was found lying
beneath a tree with the pistol by his side,
in which situation ne was passed by sew
cral individual who supposing It was
some one intoxicated, did not approac h
him. He was about so years of age
Three letters were found about his per-
son, directed io his wife in Pittstield, Ms.
in which he commended her to the aliec-
tionate care Of a disting nshed gentleman
in Boston. The tone Of the letter indi.
Gated that he had been wrongcd by some
one, and delrauded out of his property.
A melancholy method, truly, To get out
tf difficulty.
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SUM IN ary.

The Banking Capital in the United States
year since was two hundred and nineteen
millions two hundred and fifteen thousand
five hundred and forty nine tholsand dollars
At present it is supposed TO be more than
three hundred millions.
VEkMoNr.-The whole returns give the
whig candidate for Governor a majority Of
$50. Wing majority in the Senate IL
House of r. 50.
A real Jonathan was standing near tie
depot Of the Lowell Rail Road the other day,
and after looking about the premises for some
time, inquired Of a bystandef "if lie Rniroad
was not expected 10 arrive soon."
The Hanover Gazette, a Gernnn paper, in
Pennsylvania has struck the Van Buren, and
sent up the Harrison flag. And the "Centre
County Berichter" has done the same.-
There is now but one German paper west of
Che Allegany favorable to Van Buren,.
The Globe has already printed some twenty
columns Of calumny against Gen. Harrison,
and the article i5 "io be continued" None
but the ofiice-holders read it
Mr. Asa G. Stanford, who offered reward
for the recovery of $1,000 which he stated he
had been robbed of, in New York, has been
arrested as the robber himself and the money
found upon him.-t1c probably intended to
defraud his creditors.
Bitumlnous coal Of good quality, and Of
inexhaustible quantity, has been discovered
in Calhoun county in Illinois, about ten
miles above the mouth of the Illinois river.
A new bell has been erected in the New
York City Hull which weighs upwards of
GOOO lbs. 1t is to be tolled, to give the alarm,
in cases Of fire.
An lrishmnn, who by the sweat of his brow.
for many years at New Orleans, accumulated
Sl700, and had arrived in New York on his
way home to the Green Isle, had every cent
of it stolen from Him, in house of i'll fame,
in Anthony street, into which he had incau-
tiorsly slept.
Gov. Fnlton, of Arkansas, has issued
proclamation calling for the org anization of
ten volunteer companies to defend the from
tier, according to the rcquisiton Of Brevet
Brig. Gen. Arbnckle, of the U. s. Army.
General Harrison was appointed by Gen
eral Jackson in 1872, a visiter to the Military
Academy at West Point. lie was not
deemed "an imbecic old man" at that period
Forty seren resig nations have occurred
in our little army since the sirih Of Ju.y!
So much for eeva,ing political pa,tizans
to tile exclusion of old and mertorious
officers.
In tho mountain towns in the west part Of Mas
sachusetts, snow fell on Wednesday 5th inst 80
as to whitea the ground. At Ashburnha,n, and
Fizwiliam, N. IT,, , and in Ashby, Ms, snow
fell on that day to the depth Of one or two inches
Ii also showed at Dover, N. H., on the same day,
for the space Of two hours
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A FATHER AND TWO CHILDREN BURN

| A FATHER AND TWO CHILDREN BURNT
TO DEArH.-The Lowell Patriot pub
fishes letter from Townsend, Mass. =,
which states that the dwelling house in
that town, occupied by C"lburn Green,
his wife, and six children, was burnt to
ashes on the evening of the Sd instant,
and the father aud his two youngest chill
dren persisted in the flames! The
mother and four children providentially
escaped. The father was awakened by
one OF his daughters, who slept in the
room where It is supposed the fire first
took, and went to the door, gave the
alarm, and returned into the house to get
two little children, which were left by
their mother, she having carried out one
in her arms, and on his return to the
door he was met by the flames, and fell,
it is supposed, with his children in his
arms, aud all three expired together
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M aA'H'icJ,

In this town, on Thursday morning last. at the
Unitarian Church, by the Rev Mr.. Farley, OF
Providence. Mr. John A. L. Fry. Of Mobile, (Alu)
to Miss Harriet Eliza, only daughter Of ,l,c late
Mr. Otis Sweet, Of Prov vidence.
At the Friends Meeting House in SmihGeld,
on the 9TH instant. Benjamin Greene. of Plain
field, Con. to Hannah Sis-on, daughter OF Joseph
Sisson, Of North Providence.
In Lowell, Mass. on the 5lh inst. Mr.. George
Babcock, Of this town, to Mi.s' MARY Kicker, Of
the former place:
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IMPORTANT FROM MARYLAND.

Correspondence Of the Baltimore Chronicle
ANNAPOLIS, Friday morning, Oct. 2, 1886.
take great pleasure in informing you
that John S. Sellman, Esq one of fiie
electors for Anne Arundel, yielding to
the instructions Of his constituents as ex-
pressed through the ballot box ON Mon
day last, has promptly and honorably
entered the electoral college and quail
fed according to the constitution and
form Of government ofthe state.
Thus, one ofthe "nineteen," listening
TO the dictates Of reason, and guided by
the will Of his fellowcitizens, has come
forth nobly in support Of law and order.
That others ofthe "nineteen," governed
as Mr.. S. has been, will do likewise, l
will not permit myself to doubt for a
moment. All here are confident that in
the course Of day or SO, the constitu-
tional number Of electors will qualify,
and that senate will be chosen-which,
for the sake of old Maryland, may
Heaven grant. write in haste.
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MARINE
LIST
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVALS.

Saturday, Oct s-arr sch Surveyor, Harden,
from K;ngston;
mington, (Nc)
brig CANA. Waterhouse, fn NOrleans.
Sunday. 9h-Ar Sch Robt Rowland, Small
lev, fn Lubec, for Providence;
Scftts WIN Penn, Moore, I'm Machias; Abaco,
Nichols, fm Belfast
Monday, 10Th arr brig Boy, Burt. fm Berk-
ley, fm Washington, (Nc)
Schrs Two Friends, Nickerson; Morning Star,
N;ckerson. fm Gardiner; do Lisouia, Haskell, I'm
Calais: Mary & Betsey, Kelley. I'm Bath; Polly
Ever, Chase, fm Kennebec, Ligonia, Allen, I'm
Cberryfield d-On Sunday night last a melancholy
accident occsrredLtbe wind being light and baf-
fling. the fore-boom suddenly jibed over and
knocked overheard young man named AbJah
Sergeant, sged about Is years: Every exertion
was made to save him but without effect, as he
was very much encountered with clothing.
Tuesday evening, iifh-Ar sct'E Wood.
Moore, 4 ds I'm Lubec, Me.
ENTERED.
English brig Favorite, Card. Windsor. N. s.
Rvig CANA, Waterhouse, New Orleans.
Siocp Superior, Ess,on, New York.
Sloop Victory, Heath, New York.
Schr. Crown. Baker, Boston.
CLEARED.
brig Fevori,e, Card, New York.
Scffr. Luraoa, Burjick. Havana.
Sloop Eagle. Cozzens, New York.
Sloop New York, HulI, New York.
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Died.

In this town. on tho 7th inst. Mrs. T.ydm Cnn-
ston, widow Of the late Mr.. Vim. Cransion, il,
the list year Of h6r age
At New Shoreham, on the 9TH Instant, Mary
Malone. only child Of DIR VIM. Crooke, aged
years and 5 months.
At Milford. Mass. on the 9Th ult Mrs. Elizabet.t
Br'ghtman, widow OF Capt WIN. BrgRtnan, Of
Portsmouth, II. l., in the S7th year Of her age
At Port Gibson, Miss on the l7ih ut. Mr.
Geo. Irish, formerly Of this town. aged 3a years.
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Ten Days Later from England.

Ten Days Later )rom England.
The Elizabeth Bruce arrived at Bos.
ton on Tuesday last from Liverpool, fur
nfsiing Liverpool dates TO The 18th ult
and LonGon to the l2th.
New FRENcH MINISTRY. The Mo-
niteur gives the list Of six Ministerial ap-
pointments, that of War being yet left
open for Marshal Soult, and that Of Com
merce not being flled-viz
Count Mole, President Of the Council
in place of NJ Theirs, resigned.
Nj. Persh, Keeper OF the Seals and
Minister of Justice and Worship, in the
room Of nj. Saurat, do.
Vice Admiral dc Rosamel, Minister
Of the Marine and Colonies, in the place
Of Admiral Baron Duperre, do.
NJ. Casparin, Minister ofthe Interior,
in room Of Count Nlontalivet, called ia
other functions.
NJ. Guizot, Minister Of Finance, in
the place Of Count D'Argout, do.
SPAIN. Much excitement existed al
Madrid on account Of the defeat and
capture Of body of guards under Gen
Lopez (l5OO or 2 600 in number) by the
Carlist Chief Gomez, who had advanced
to Guadalaxara in the ncighborhood oi
the Capital. Prompt me asures were ta-
ken to repel him when he Immediately
retreated to Tradaque and the Mountains
near Catalayud.
We see nothing further of interest.
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September 2siIl.
Wnp. e.. COzzcns & Go

HAVE reed. and would offer to their Gus.
L toners and the public, either by the bale,
pound or yarda large and well selected stock
of Dry Goods, adapted to the fall trade
These goods were mostly bought in large
lots from the importer or manufacturer, and
will be sold at n reasonable advance, and on
accommodating terins.-Among them are:--
Brown & bleachcd sheeting,
Red, white & green twill'd e. plain fan
nels;
Bcdticks, cotton fannels, fwill'd cotton,
tw'l'd stripes; plate calicoes. copy plates;
sattinetts. cassimeres, broad cloths; and
common wooens Of every description.
ALSO,
A very nice assortment of French merinO
& Thibet cloths; nlso English merinos & cir
cassians for linihgs--watdings
&c. Sc.
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Forgery.-We regret to learn, says
the Phiiadel hia Commercial Herald Of
Thursday, that one Of our citizens, who
has heretofore enjoyed the respect and
esteem Of the community, the son of one
who was once aisting uished merchant,
and who has large family connection
of the highest responsibility, has been
detected- in forging the name Of his
brother-iD.law upon paper to the amouiit
Of some 40 or so thousand dollars. He
has made his escape.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-13

Il OST-A CHECK drawn by ANNA Ma
IL RIA PEACE on the Bank of North Ame-
RIGA, (Philadelphia) dated on the 10th INST. for
One Hundred Dollars. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving it at this office.
All persons are cautoned against receiving
the same, as payment is stopped. fOct I3
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FOR SALE.

THE pleasantly situated house in Elm.strt
formerly known by the name ofthe George
Sears house, and lately owned and occupied
by Henry Biiven. For fnaher particulars
empire of the subscriber.
CHARLES w. BURDTCK,
Young street.
Newport, Oct I3. 1896
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SfASONABLE GOODS.

ToNsIsr,NG of flannels Of all c"'"urs and
~ QUALITIES plaid, stripe and pai" satineis-
cussi,,eres- broad c'o,hs-winter calicoss : cir
cassia,s - white and unheached cotton goods, of
all qualities wadding batten COTTON good Ru-
sia diapers Canton nannes- cotton and wcol
h,nnals, &c Just received and for sale chen5,
nj JOHN r. TOW .>sEN ,.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-13

,hs ship Mechanic OF this port l6 4 mouths out,
dated of New California Feb. 9Th, states, hs had
taken 500 bbs Of oil, and had good prospect Of
obtaining more.
Barque Harvest, Of this port, with 30 bbls oil,
touched at Fayal August 25th
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-13

The Steamboat due yesterday morning,
from New York, owing to the violent
gale from the South and East, had not
arrived when our paper was put to press
about 70 O'clock last night.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-13

Remarkable Snow !Storm.-A letter
from a gentleman in Skeneatles, N. Y.
written on Thursday last to the Editors
of the NewYork Commercial, gives an
account of one of the most extraordinary
snow storms that ever occurred in au.
turnn IN that State. On Wednesday
morning it commenced showing, and It
continued to fall profusely during the
aoI. Of that day, and the next. 1t was
computed that the fall Of snow, but for
rapid melting, would have equalled three
feet. As it was, the snow lay sixteen
inches deep at the time the letter was
written Great destruction took place n
mong the fruit aud forest trees, which
were broken by the burden of snow rest
ing upon them.
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LATER FROM ENGLAND.

by the ship Niagara, Capt. Howes,
nt Boston, Mcssrs. T"pIiirs have re-
'ceived files Of London papers to the Cd,
Nd Liverpool to the Sd of September.
A very extensive fire occurred in
London, at Southwark, on the 3Oth of
August, which destroyed all the valuable
warehouses on Jennings wharf, other
.,uildings, and property to the amount of
100000. II is said to have been the
most extensive conlagration which had
been Witnessed in London since 1894.
The value Of goods imported into Rus
sia in 1885, was five millions less than
in 1884; the exports, four millions less.
Several persons high in Office Gen
erals, Colonels and Ulemas,-have been
secretly put to death by the Sultan, in
consequence Of conspiracy against the
Government discovered at Consta ntino-
pie in the beginning Of August.
FRANCE.
The change in the French Ministry 10
the most important news by the last
advices from Europe. The resignation
took place on the afternoon Of the 25th
oil August. uis UUpoi's" c'e" Ns"J !"
the New ork Standard) was the result
Of difference of opinion between the
King and NJ. Theirs at Cabinet Coun-
Gil held on Thursday morning at Neuilly,
on the all-absorbing subject of French
intervention in Spain. The President
OF the Council, by the late occurrence
at Madrid, persisted in urging the ne
cessity Of sending French force into
the Peninsula, ostensibly to oppose the
Carlists, but in reality To enable the
Queen to cast off what she regards as
the constitutional yoke. The King,
more prudent than his Minister, conten-
ded that the proclamation Of the Consti-
tuition of Cadiz in the capital had entirely
changed. the aspect Of affairs in the Pc
n;nsuia-that to put down the Constitu-
ton by force, would be tantamount to
dethroning the Qucen-that such a step
would not be sanctioned by England;
and finally. ,ha, having declined to in
ssrfere against the Carlis,s. any demon'
s,ra,ion Of force against the Cons''''r
tioual,sts would not fail to endanger tho
internal tranquility Of France.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-13

Court Of Probate, Ne ssport, Oet Sd, 1896.
'I>IIE Administrations account on the Es-
L ,r.e Of Annis Mayberry,ute ol Newport
dcr.'was presented tor allowances
1t is isordercd, 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 1st Monday in Nov. next,
be given by publishing copy Of this ord,r,
three several times in the "Hernh Of The
Times" for all persons interested, to appear
at said time AMI place, and be heard.
True copy-wiiness:
BIB. lIowLANp. prob. elk
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Oct. 6.
NEW GOODS.

f'oSsusrISG in part Of Highland shawls-
~ white, black and scarlet ncrino ehnwls-
variety of ch,6roitfered toi|srs, s6n,e very
handsumc--besd bags French, German &
English, mcrin"s Of choice dark. colors-me-'
ri,n. uolalr uud other kinds Of hosrry-wjn-
bonbazines, blankets, &c. are just received
and for sale cheap. at
.JonNSF TowNsExp's
Sept. %.
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From the Buffalo Journal Of Saturday, Oct. lst

Il. RATHBUN.-This person WAS ar
rested tins morning, on warrant granted
by jnstice Of the peace in Batavia,
Senesee county, on n charge Of forgery.
His bail Immediately applied for writ
Of habeas corpus, and he was brought
before Judge Stryker. Aller hearing
he was remanded to the custody Of his
bali, by whom he was forthwith handed
over to the custody of the sheriff and
recommiaed to prison.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-13
New Ebry Goods store.

,vI>IIi. subscriber would respectfully give
notice that he has taken the store No. 2,
Colonna,ie Rom, whore he Is now opening and
intends keeping an assortment OF S1.HLE
g. F.1.N1'Y DRY GOODS.
Ills friends and the public arc invited to
give him u call. AUGUSTUS BusH.
Newport, Sept. {, lS:6.
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FROM ENGLAND.

London papers t" August %, and
Liverpool to August 80, have been re-
ceived at New-York. The most i:npor-
tant accounts from them, are, those of
the dissolution Of the French Ministry,
and the PROCESS OF revolution in Spain.
Anarchy and confusion prevailed IN
Spain. Fresh disturbances were of
frequent occurrence. The liberal party
were however mppermost, and the royal
family at their mercy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-10-13

Fall and Winter Goods.
DDwARD NEWTON has just re-
II ceivcd; and is now opening, a very cxton.
siye s-sortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
suitable Cor the presen, and approaching season.
which are offered for sale at very low prices,
nct
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G. BIN EFT FUR MI
TURE s. CHAIRS.

! SssTEPIIEN NJ. SrEDMAN ouId respectfully
- inform The pnB'ic generally, rhat he has TAX
en- the new store No. II, Broad-strect, where lie
intends keeping on hand general assortment Of
Cabinet Furniture and Chairs; also Willow Wag-
yons and CradleT- all Of whch will he sold Oh
the most reasonable terms. ill., N. u. Every
article in the furniture line, made 10 order at the
shortest notice.
also,
TO LET, tho store in Spring Spiw'e"n,
Church mud Mary sheets, iormery occupied as u
School House apply as above.
Sept. 29-mlst
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We learn that the President has Oh
dered a Court Of Inquiry, to consist OF
Major General Mncomb, as President;
Brig adler Generals Brady and Atkinson,
members; and Captain. Samuel Cooper,
as Judge Advocate and Recorder; TO bc
held at Frederick, Maryland, as soon as
the state Of the service will permit; OF
which the President Of the Boord will be
the Judge, to investigate the causes Of
the failure Of the Campaign in Florida
under General Scott and General
Gaines, and Of the delay in prosecuting
the campaign against the Creek Indians
10 Alabama. II G,orgeio,cn .nefroposaa".
The sic,rucrs Rhode Tsland and Nnrrnran-
se,t, have been. withdrawn from the North
Rivcrroutc, and will hereafter, as soon as
prepared; ply between New York and Provi-
dence. u is undtrstbod, that all the objects
of the Rhode Island and Narragansett, IN
running on the North River, have been at
tained.-[ Boston Cenfind.
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Recent accounts from Jamaica state
that the apprentice, system, as it is
called, works more and more mischiev-
ously as its results are further developed.
A great want Of subordination among
the blacks, connected with laziness; dis
sipation, and disposition to plunder, are
the evils chiefly complained of. These
however are attributed in part to the
Encouragement Of the Marquis'of Sligo,
who has in onsequence been recalled,
and it is thought that Sir Lionel Smith,
the new Governor, will pursue such
policy az will cause the laws to be en-
forced andthc negroes restrained in their
bad practices.
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SALT PETRE by the cssk, Cor sale by
- J. X. NEwros & Co.
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RANK sTOCK FoH SALE.
~TRUNK LOST.

vU>IIE subscriber on leaving Newport in July
ii last, lefi IN the bottom Of the Stage that
carried him TO the steamboat, small black Trunk
about foot long, with brass handle on the top;
containing papers, receipts, sc. Of no value TO any
one but himself The finder will receive a salts
factory reward by leaving il with the publisher Of
the Herald Of the Times.
CHARLEsJ. ilobP1.
Newport, Oct 6, 1886.
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For Sale,
II RANAWA Az
GtHEESE for sale, by J. R. NEwToS s. Go.
~ No. $50, Thames-st.
CHEESE.

A superior Cheese, weighing 100 lbs is
"A now cut and for sale at No.9O I-2lhnmes
ST., by {. ". 1Mey'
Oct. 13
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The Doctor intends to remain at Newport
only two or three weeks. and has. taken his
office at Madam r. pERRO'S, Farowell-si.
near the Liberty Tree, in Capt Northam's
house, next door to the Public Buryng
Ground. Oct 13'
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MEMORANDA
Letters reeeirsdib here from Capt. Daggct,, Of