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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-08
NEW GOODS.
SWEET,

III AS Just returned from Boston with very
h u cheap GOODS from the late importations,
and from the Auctions in New York, which will
be sold cheap.
Among them may be found
1000 yards Of good PRINTS and CALICOES,
from I2a to 25 cents, very cheap.
English and French MERINO CLOTHS, both
plain and figured. elegant figured French Merinos,
new article, suitable for ladies' coaks and dres-
ses
100 pair Of cotton hose, at only 10 cents
pair; a lot Of cheap FUR CAPES ;-handso,pe
CARPETING GS & RUGS as low as
nj any store in town.
Boas, throat tppets, comfor,ers, hose and
gloves; blankets: a 10, Of Highland shawls; Meri-
no, raw silk, and Valencia do. Silk ,cotton, ,smbs
wool, aud merno hose
Whine aud colored table cloths and covers
Elegant plain & figured SILK, fov dresses -
Cambric; book, jaconet, and Swiss M MUSLINS.
Plain and figured. eolored cambric.
Heavy DUCK for sails; Russia diaper and
sheetings
Tabby and silk Velvets.
SATTIMETTS.
Figured and plaid CASSIMERES, with n va
riety Of other articles, not mentioned.
Newport, Nov. 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-08

SIX & merinO sfm wis
Z and 8-4 scarlet and
s-4 white do.
Scarlet, black & white
thibet, and other
shawls,
Broadcloths, ,cassimeres
and sat,inetts,
Ga French and Eng
lish dark nerinoes,
Ga German do.
5-4 white ilaInels
Do. red and yellow do
W hite & colOr'd cot
ton do.
White and color'd h0-
siery,
Book and swiss mus
lins,
Cambric edgings and
insertions,
White and green spot
ted lace,
Pongee, flag and ban
danna hdkEs.
Al to S-4 table cloths
White & col. nankins,
Iloskin gloves Of the
best quality,
Black h white silk do.
Crash and tow cloth,
Linen n cotton tapes
India rubber and worst
ed suspenders,
French capes 4 collars
Stocks and neck pads,
Ta'Iors persian thread,
White q cold robes,
shirts and draws,
White, black and mix
ed Yarn.
other seasonable goods,
riccs.
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N Il w GOO I'D s.
p. A. POTTER.

Informs his Customers and the Public,
Vu>iiAT he has just received large assort-
q. ment Of seasonnbIe American, French and
English GOODS, OF every description.
AMONG THEM ARE
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-08

plated ware Brittania do.-Loeking glasses
knives and forks--bellows and brushes-castors !,
tea-tIays,--a complete assortment Of Periumery,
together with great number Of fancy articles,
such as are usually to be found in store Of this
kind.
tDs Cash, and the highest price, gwen for old
gold and silver.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and Combs repaired
ia the neatest and best manner.
Newport, May &c. 8. PECKHAM.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-08

An doz. English PORTER, JUS, received
HV and Cor sale by d. WOOD & Co.
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NEW STORE.
No 9St Thames street.

Sz wv
The subscriber has just
opened and offers for sale .
Il handsome assortment Of
English and French watch
es-ear-rings-breast- pins
and 6nger-rings, Of the
best quality and newest
fashion-Also Silver &
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-12-08

The above, with many other seasOnable good
are offered nj very low prices.
Newport, Sept. 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-07-27

court of justice may deem proper; to the
end that the party so to be affected, us well
as the party applying for said writ, may be
heard in the premises. And upon such
hearing the court or justice may, in their
discretion issue or refuse to issue said writ,
IN the same manner courts of equity grant
or refuse to grant injunction, in like cases.
SEC. 2. And be IL further enaatcd, That
the said court and each justice thereof, may
on said hearing, and before the issuing OF
said writ, require of the party applying for
the same bond with sufficient surety, and in
such form as said court or justice may pre-
scibe, to make good to the party whose in
teresis may be affected by said writ all loss
and damages which, he. she or they may
suffer by reasons of the issuing of said /:
writ; if said court or justice in their discre-
ton Judge that the circumstances of the
case, or the rights Of the parties require such
bond to he given.
True copv-witness
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry
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To stone MasOns and COEtrac-
tors.

ENHE subscriber will receive proposals until the
d lst of August next for the construction of a
Dixie and Pier a shoal at the north end of Goat
Island in this harbor.
THE Dixie founded in an average depth of six
feet at low water; will be about 1900 feet in
length; aboutten feet broad under water; 3 I-2 feet
broad above water and nne feet three inches high
above low water.-The part under low water will
be constructed of granite stones 10 feet long, I2
feet high, and at least ls2 feet broad, laid in open
work. and filed in with refuse stones and gravel.
The part above low water will be faced with granite
in courses, having due proportion of headers and
backed with good rubble work. The top course will
consist entirely of headers, feet long, and not less
than - feet rise, and I-2 feet width.
THE PIER, standing on the outer end Of the
dixie IN mean depth, at low water of nearly l3 feet
will be 30 feet squ re- Two Of its walls will be 10
feet thick under low water, and two, feet thick
.hese walls being formed large granite stones laid
in open work. and filled in with refuse stones and
gravel. Above water, these walls will be faced on
one side, with granite in courses, backed by good
rubbe work the thickness being reduced, by a sli gb
batter in 'front.' and by offsets in the rear, to feet
The top.-The top of these pier walls will be
composed Of stones less than I-2 feet thick 5
feet long, and feet broad, all laid headers
Inc space enclosed by the pier walls will be filled
first with refuse stones to the height Of low water
and then with as much gravel may be required TO
hl all the nterstices. Upon part Of this surface
the foundation Of Ligh, House upon the griage
"a mass feet high Of dry rubble masonry will be laid
and thereon Of ubbe masonry in mortar,
. foet high. The space around this foundation will
be filled first with refuse stones carefully packed
and then with gravel. The top of the pier (abou,
10 feet above low water) will be formed by pave
ment OF large granite stones.
For further particulars, and an inspection Of the
plans, personal application must be made to the
subscriber or in his absence, to Lieut. Cullum at
Fort Adams.
The proposals may embrace the supply Of all the
materials, and the execution Of all the work; sep
arat, proposals may be made for the supply Of the
granite for the delivery of the filling in stone and
gravel for the execution Of the work under water
Including not including the materials - and for
the exc cutlon Of the work above water, including
or not the materials:
The Pier and Dixie 10 be completed by the 3lst Of
December, 1c37.
With the proposals, satisfactory evidence must be
produced of the ability to comply with the terms
therein proposed, and to secure the execution OF a
contract by responsible sureiies.
JOS. G. TOTTEN,
L. Col EngD
Breud Cot
Newport, r. I. July 6, 1896
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DIR. JOHNSON'S
IMPhOVED PANACEA;
OR
UNIVERSAL PURIFIER OF THE
BLOOD.

This Medicine is an Improvement al or the
Panneeas, Catholicon,; and Syrups hitherto offered
to the public avoiding their deleerous qualities, AMI
uniting the virtues Of medicines, which have borne
the test Of experience and years; andwhich have re-
ceved the appreciation Of the most eiiineht physie-
ians, both in Europe and Amenca.
This Medicine will cleanse and purify the Blood
from all noxious humors: and has been used with
success in many diseases incident to our speces-
and particularly in the following diseases, wiz
Scroiula, or Kings Evil; While Swellings, ssAss
Rheum, ,Cancerous and Indnrated Tuners, scald-
head Diseases Of the Liver, Old Ulcers fever sores,
syphilis. and its destructive consequences ESQ ofen
met with in persons who bavebeen impeyfecy cured,
improperly treated neglected. or rather those who
have iampered WITH and neglected. them-selves)
which, ifhe poison is not entirely eradicaied from the
system, the most distressing consequences will fol-
low the neglect Of that terrible scourge. Leprosy,
Chronic Inflammation Of the Liver and other Viscsfa.
TubercuIar Consumption Of the Lungs, Ulsssous
sores in the throat or elsewhere and al evuphcns on
the surace Of the body or Diseases Of the skin Mer-
curia disease and all those affections arising from In
purity Of the Blood. Nodes and diseases Of tho
Joints, Bones, &c. Those affections which are the
result Of youthful indscretion will be cured by the
of this Purifier Of tl,e Blood.
The above valuable medicine, may be bad Of DR.,
Johnson, in Newport, Il. Price One dollafand hf
ty cents per bottle. TO those who buy to cell again..
a reasonable discount will be made.
Newport Nov. 25, I635.-1y.
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CARPETINos 6 RUGS.
Some reyy handsome, and rood.
CO.PartnershfD

"HE subscribers having formed connexion in
IL business, under the firm of
STEWART & DUNMORE
respectfully inform the public that they have taken
,he Livery Stables, recently kept by Mr. Rufus B.
kinsley at Bellevue House on the Hill, and ON the
wharf next south Of Mr.. John J. Stacy's Store,
ssireet, where they will be ready at an times
to furnish coaches hacks, carryalls. chaises saddle
horses, &c. to all who are disposed to paironise the
eoncern The coaches and svery other vehicle as Well
AS the horses belonging this establishment aro eqna
to any in the place. or elsewhere. Prompt attention
will be paid to the arrivals and departure OF the steam
boats and in short no pains shall be wanting to rem
DER the establishment in every way worthy the pst-
ronage ofthe public. Horses kept for any length of
1me at the customary rates.
ANTHONY STEWART, !
THOMAS DUNMORE.
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True copy-witness:
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.

An act in amendment Of an act entitled
"au act concerning waste"
Sec. ]. BE IL enacted by the General A.
sembty, and by the authority hereefh IS
e1aeted That it shall he the Juiy Of the
supreme Judicial court in any county, and
ef each of the justice thereof in vacation,
NJ o. the applicai'oi of any party for =
writ Of es,repement under the provisions Of
the act to wbicl, this act is in amendment,
before issuing said writ, to- cause tho party
whose interests may be affected thereby, to
be notified Of the pendsacy Of sucy appli.
GATOR, in such manner and mode as said
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HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry

An act in addition to an act entitled : an
act for the mending of highways and
bridges"
he ii enacted by the General assembly,
and by the authority thereof IL is enacted,
That whenever any two turnpike roads
heretofore established in this state, COM
mence or terminate at the same bridge in
any town IN this state, the said roads shall
be deemed and taken as commencing or
Terminating at the middle of said bridge !;
and the SAID bridge shall be kept in repair
and amended from time to time so that the
same may be safe and convenient for tray
ellers with their horses, teams, carts-and
carriages, at all seasons of the year, at the
joint charge and expense Of the turnpike
corporations, whose roads commence or
terminate at said bridge in manner as afore-
said: and the said bridge shall to all intents
and purpnses be deemed and taken as
part of said turnpike roads; and not as
bridge for the repairing or amending of
which, the town in which the same may be
situated, shall be by law liable.
True copy-witness
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

Just received and for sale a, low prices by Wholesale
or Retail,
Oh SACKS SALT,
~V 20 Chests Young IIyson Tea,
10 Boxes Chocolate,
40 doz Lemon Syrup,
l2 chests Souchong Tea
10 boxes Pipes,
Bbls. Cloves,
bale Cotton Twine,
10 boxes Tobacco.
Hhds. ST. Croix Sugar,
100 Hams,
8 bbls. Smoaked Beef
80 boxes Bro,rn Soap,
10 Varega,ed do,
80 bbs. Dried Apples,
20 boxes Starch,
cases Olive Oil,
3 boxes Citron,
100 mats Cassia,
40 bags Coffee.
JAMES r, NEWTON Il co.
July g. No. $50 Thames street.
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The Dedication Of the Unitarian Con-
regational Church ia Mill Street will be
solemnized on "Wednesday the 9th July.
Services will commence at ii o'clock A. Nj.
": 2;;;;1 $% i. f t s;;:ss s,;%;a! s;:s Committee
Newport July 18th 1886.
Sermon by the Rev. Doct. Claiming, as
sisted by Mr.. Briggs, of Boston, Messrs'
Hall & Farley, of Providence, Mr.. Briggs,
of Fall River.
NOTICE.
The Pews on the lower floor, and in the
West Gallery of the Unitarian Congrega-
tional Church, in Mill Street, will be offered
for sale, on Wednesday the 9th July at
3 O'Clock p. M and on Thursday the 2Sth
from 9 o'clock A. nj. to IL and in the af-
ternoon all Pews remaining unsold will be
let for one year.
Conditions made known at time and
place.
S;:;1 e.: e. f f { i:$:s i;:::,' 5;:$ o'""'''''-
Newport July 18th 1886.
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ue copy witness
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.

An act in addition to " an act TO provide
for the repairing of the Streets and High
! ways in the town of Newport"
SECTION l. BE IL Enacted by the General
assembly, and by the authority thereof IL is
enacted, That the street commissioners of
the town of Newport, be and they hereby
are empowered, under the directions of said
town, 10 survey,-mark out and define the
streets and public ways within the limits of
said town: and that the doings and report
OF said commissioners, accompanied by n
correct map or plat of said streets and pub
lie ways, being placed on file and on record
in the town clerks office in said shall town,
be deemed and considered as establishing
and public ways: Provided, that any per-
son who may think himself aggrieved by
the doings Of said commissioners shall have
the right of appeal therefrom to the court OF
common pleas, or the supreme judicial
court in the county of Newport, at any time
within six months after the doings of said
commissioners shall have been filed and re-
corded las aforesaid by filing his special
reasons and grounds Of appeal, in the clerk S
office OF the court appealed to, within ten
days before the term of said court to he hol-
den next after the filing of said reasons and
grounds of appeal in the said town clerks
office as aforesaid. And every such ap-
peal shall he tried and determined i'm the
court appealed TO, in the same manner as
civil causes are tried and determined there
IN. And said court shall have full power
to confirm or reverse the doings of said
commissioners, so far as appealed from, in
whole or in part. And in case judgmenl
shall be fore the appellant for his COSTS
the same shall be paid by the treasurer of
said town. And said courts shall have
power to assure all such process as may be
necessary to the execution of their judg-
ments in the premises.
SECTION ,. Ind be IL further enacted,
That said commissioners shall have power,
under the directions of said town. to cause
all obstructIons and encroachments upon
any of said streets or highways, which shall
have been finally marked out and establish
ed as aforesaid, or confirmed upon appeal,
to be forthwith removed; saving to any per-
son aggrieyed, his right of appeal as afore-
said,
SECTION 3. and be it further enacted,
That after the final establishment Of said
streets and highways as aforesaid, no hull
dlngs or fences shall be erected, or cellar
dug upon the supposed line of any of said
streets or highways, until application be
made TO said commissioners to mark out
the line of tie street on which such build
ing or fence is TO be Greeted, or cellar dug.
True cOpy-witness.
HENRY BOWEN, Scc'ry
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rue witness
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.

An act III amendment Of an act entitled
eau act establishing Justices of, Peace
aud regulating the proceedings and trials
in civil actions brought before them"
BE 1t enacted by the General assembly
and by the authority hereof it is enaeted,
That 1t shall aud may be lawful for any JUS
tice of the peace in the count where any
civil action or criminal prosecution may
hereafter be commenced or prosecuted, TO
issue under his hand summonses for wit
nosses in due form of law, to be used by
either party in the trial of SAID action or
prosecution, in the same manner aud to the
same effect, ms if said summons had issued
uader the hand of the justice before whom
said action or prosecution may be heard
and tried.
True copy-witness
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DENTISTRY.

IT. FREDERICK GALLUP, NJ b. respectfully
LIZ informs his friends and the public, that he has
returned, and taken rooms in Spring-sircct, (two
doors north Of Trinity ChurcA) where he will be hap
py TO wait on the gentlemen nnd ladies' of Newport
in that department Of his profession.
aJ' Reference TO DR.. Z. Parmly, Park Place,
President OF the Society Of Dentists Of the City and
State OF New. York.
Newport, June 20, u
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DOCTOR THON1PoNS.

A supply OF THOMPSoNS celebraieJ Eye
"A AWaer, and Tooth ache drops,-Lee's Pills
Buuer's Vegetable Indian Specific fos Coughs,
Csds, Consumption, &c Doctor Rusb's and Jew.
eu's Pills for Dyspepsia, Jaundice, diseases the Of
Liver &c. AndJo saiebv X. X. HAZARD,
1t he sign of bs
GOLDEN MORT Al, Neupo't, RI
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PERFORATED TISSUE PAPER,

4 beautiful article Cor covering TIE Frames Of
Mirrors Pictures eci-Also, fresh supply of Pliin
anl Glazed I.ssue Paper anG great variety Of
PERFORATED. AND EMBOSSED CARDS,
for fancy work, rec'd for sale at
July 20. W W.CALLAilAN's
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STATE LAWS.
State of Rhode Island and Providence

Foundations.
In General Assembly, June Session, A.
ID. 1886.
An Act in addition to "an act investing ad-
dltional Chancery powers in the Supreme
Judicial Court"
BE 1t enacted by the General Assembly,
and by the authority thereof it is enacted,
That the Supreme Judicial Court be, aud
hereby is vested with equity jurisdiction, in
all controversies between co-partners rela-
ting TO or growing out Of their copartnership
or the concerns thereof: with all the pow
ers whicl, courts of Chancery possess and
exercise in such cases.
True copy witness
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
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MRS. e. KrDDER's DYsENTARY
CORDIAL.c

HNiilS Medicine deserves rank among the mos
Il important discoveries in Physic. il gives i'm
mediate relief in the most obstinate of Cholera
Morbns, Dysentery and Diairhea. Children tha,
are Teething are greatly benefited by the of this
medicine. II has been found an excellent remedy in
sickness.
Certificate from e LadyQ Of Cor. Francis Of r. Island
Mrs, Z. Kidder's Dysentary 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 Tsethng.
ELIZABETH FRANCIS,
Spring Green, Feb'ry ~, 1885.
for by X. j. TAYLOR,
July l3 I3S Thames-siieet.
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NOTICE.

II HhM casks Wine
q SHa2 10 hhds, Il Is bbls. ST. Croix Rum,
4ppes French Brandy,
2 Holland Gin,
5 bbls. Alcohol
2 "Old 4" Mooongahela" Whiskey,
~ Domestic Gin,
for sale by J. II. NEWTON * co.
July6,
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DIED.

In this town on Wednesday last, Of consumption.
Charlotte Amanda, second daughter of Capt. Thom-
as Pratt aged IA years.
In in this town on Friday morning last, Charles
William, son of Mr.. William ii. Gorton, aged 3
years.
Thou vert a lovely little flower, but of tender,
growth and as Times hand silent and unseen grad
uay drew aside the curtain of infancy, thy limbs be-
gan to gather strength and thy cheeks to gather bloom
blending the smile of innocence with the unge Of
beauty Death came and plncked thee from thy par
ent stem-and bore the to he tomb. But thou shall
bloom again for
"The wnuy blast of death kill not the buds of vir
tue No they spread beneath the heavenly beams of
brighter scenes thro' endless ages into brighter pow
ers."
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CHLORIDE OF SODA.

WIS vaulbie article pur6es all offensive pIa.
ees' stop. The spread o. infection and !. a,
hrst rate necessity IN the SICK room-(or saIs a, IA
Thames street by n. j. TAYLOR, Drrxeisf.
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Thomas Fowler

II now openings variety Of fashionable articles
III such as French Canhricks-French Musrus g.
Gpghsms--Rsw-S Silk Shawls--C Celeste & Sewing.
Silk Hdkfs.-Plain & Fis'd Silk Lace-rl.cve veas
& s-Gloves-Hosiery--Par &c. sc. &e.
June 1st.
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OLIVER e. TURNER, 81 WIN. G. TURNER,
HAVE established themselves as Apotbecaries
l. IL and Druggists, oppositeIT ITownsends Hotel, IN
Newport. on ThameEstreet under the frn OF y. Z.
TURNER & Co; and will be pleased 10 attend to
all calls and orders in their line OF business.
DOCT. .. L. TURNER, will attend to such
calls he may receive the several departments OF
Medicine, Surgery and Midwifery.
Newport June a. 1866.
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SHIP n EWS.
ARRIVED.

Saturday Jniy 23.-Schoonrrs Caroline. Taylcr
from Richmond.--Panama. Simpson, from Sullivan
-Postboy, Harwick, from Holland on. e)
Sunday 2i-Drigs New York, Pctcngil from
Sullivan for East Greenwich america, Crabtree
from do for do.-Schooners Pan Matanzas Bears
from Pic,ou On. S.) for Providence.--Increase, Nc
knta from Orleans for dO.--Charlcs, Paddeford,
from Taunton for Phelidelphia --KOsiusco, Barker
from Norfolk for Barnstable.--Jane, Loud from
Bangor.--Soops Hero Read from Providence for
New York
ENTERED.
Steamer BENZ. Franklin, Bunker, New York
do. Massachusetts, Comstock, do.--do. Providence,
Childs, do--Briy b ~ Burt Wilmington On. c. y
DO. Benjamin, Dennison, Batmore.-do, Mary
Turner New York-Schooncr Herald, llaydeI,
Mobile.--do Delight in Peace, Nicherson. Boston,
Sloop Camilla, Vars, n. Y.-do. Eagle, Heath. do.
CLEARED.
Barq1e Harvest, Stackpole South Atlantic & In
dian Ocean.--Brig Benjamin, Denison, Portland.
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1h Boxes Brown Havana Sugar;
lV white do do IA
Just received by yR. N1,ton G Co.
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DUIIUIHB LOtS, lot SNIc.
beautiful lot on the continuation of I,roadstre
"A about ten minutes walk from the Stnte. II ouse,
measuring 400 feet in front by about AGO feet deep
and may be divided into four or five beautiful and
spacious lots for building, having fine prospect of
the beach; the country, and the late improvements
ON the hill, and in the vicinity Of several splendid
mansions. long credit will be given for half the
purchase money.
april "a, tf EICH'D g. GEO. 6. SHAW.