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Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-15

AM NO FoLITicIAN."-We always pity man nothing about politics'-we pity him, because he is criminay insensble the rights and privileges secu- Tsd to hun by the government under which he fves- We contend that man has no right to disregard pol- itics-that he is personally responsible, to certain extent. tor the measures of government and for the preservation 9f the liberties cf the ccunythat when he becomes the recipient of the privileges of citizen ship he also becomes impiedy bound protect those privileges and to hand them down to poserty unina. paired for they are not given to him to be made the his character and raise the standard of his intellect It IS peculiar feature in the institutions of this coun
 try that they rest upon the individual action of the gence of the community exercised through the bailo Dox. an individual is Of opinion that the measures ot political party are calculated advance the inter- Sss E oi ih sns country t E hs duty to sustain theMand oppose them--and in either event to let the public know his opinions that their influence may be felt in tho adyancement of what he believes to be correct
 The !isiag sun of that day which finds the people. generally. "6red of politics" will as it's going down, leave them . nation ot slaves. me shaclles & may have been fitted to their RmHs and i ali tho esson- tial attributes of slavery, they will De saves.
 m th!s county ss ws, ss in every osnss, , only to fulton upon tho vlqated eha of ,hor telow. cisissna, inaHicant and powpIleas es shey must ee wAs he !sSs s.s sss s Ss PesG a'ssss .s ehopld he eeEell e lpsnelnDet lhns te vullnIe VIII
 ssk ssa krssS &. : s.sSsa Sss s s ss zs sss" "
 Aslsm--The nalslmess Rspuhhean.a farce vaR nnEeA papsh poeslvaA lhe Allowing agniAaenl nose Ths vais bsaiA lo qnh ths lhlp
 ID Ae kdiIop aflks nMwAiilaA qepi|RMaR. .sYen WI|l pleese dlIeoAlllna " LRh. ssEellpA 70 yeaI paD1F Ala lsl nc hnew hew much .a,g eh,, st k,D. TANtDY,
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-15

., Great excitement prevails in Danville, Virginia. on account of an attack made by James M. Smith and Mascellus Bell, upon pnemes A. Terry. IT,. editor of the Danville neporter, Tho cause of tho outrage was. ceEsain editorial comments on the dellnuuen. S,ss S,s Q. G relation of the fret named gentle. trict. As tho tavern Of tho placc. one cs shc eKgressofs assailed Ms. Terry (who wns um. uaas eEInSq, nS not expecting any violence to he of. turoe ninl wMh Q heavy cane. while ths eth. er M wI.n PlnIoL ln eAch hand tiFoal alone1 asnih !e any one who would annSraeh t@ .slIe~" snslr n ylell'n. Thlo detlansS howovcs was dl.s
 sssHhcG. .. sh.. sna ,ne pIoslsaie ma was Teseuel ih i~ h',s s,.ss ..s oHe eAnds wQund0d saVNTos
 waS mAnlh1lSa by lAe eiiSndesE .1sS WHs,| Is' K:
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-15

Liverpool papers of sd ult. have arrived in New York, in which it is stated, that the British shin John Welch from South America, was wrecked on the 9O.h July near West Hoyle, and IA persons drowned also The William, from Dublin, on Red Wharf Bank, and all hands perished." ."-Harttord Times
 What! the John Welch a British ship named after the venerable person of this name in Ltchfied? the autocrat of all the Miltonans?
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-09-15

rv A 1.,a .a,appy Escape The life ofthe Hon. Hen- fSor ~ ~1ay was preserved, a short time since s:on s an imminent peril. the very recoiiec. Son of which is fearful. He was r;d;nr = seDack cSsssa m one of his fields, surveying h;s scssae. so when furious bull, maddsnaS t,s %s, ri,,rE yS,,s unEnoyn cause. rushed upon him. .DS Rhnged his horns with tremendous , forcs sio ;c, , ,ne morse on which he was seated, kilinS ,hs s poos animal on. the spot MT. Clay s.a. .as thrown to the distance of sevcral f fSS, twas was sAl5 escaped without material injury. " "'
 The Poughkeepsie Eagle. undo, ... A... of Chiyahy tells us of she iSlnr,inv" s ".s' .ss,
 nnt exploit performed on tho open islS in H"' ,Ss town; .On Monday at tho parade of th oiilces of the artillery regiment. ono of ,n . corps wns committed to prison for alaallns' h n ppauIeilo ofon0 Of his eoInraaes." Tho aa cf chlvalrys than, has Nel gonp by, whaIsv. may be elld about 6 hy Ulirke or any hod els6. ThQnge oflhe WhlpplnRpost his aoE hYs and ll is Nlnloel pilH lo6I Whon W6 q auahuaseen&t &thn'-c cSMH 4 bsl.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-09-08

In this town. on Thursday morning last George
Henry, infant son Of Doct ]. }. Fales, formerly
Of this town, aged mos 10 days.
From the Providence J, u nal of yea -rday.
Yestcrday,at noon, MOSES BROWN, the
Patriarch OF our community. Had he lived
until the Odd of this month, he would have
completed his ninety eighth year. No one
among us was more generally esteemed for
his exemplary life, remarkable intell gence,
and unostentatlous department. AS long
space as he had travelled in the pilgrimage
of life, many and various rs must have been
It's wndings-for who of Us, however rich in
blessings, has not experienced at some peri
cd sorrow and sappoinlment-yet he was
ever found cheerful, conicnted aud resigned.
The weight of years did no; press upon him
as upon most others, but he seemed to bear
up against it, as it possessed of the buoyan-
cy OF youth, and its many precious and de-
lghtiul associations. With such life, his
teath must have been happy. He has gone,
full Of years, and is now gathered to his ia
theirs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-09-08

A letter from Tennessee, published
in the Richmond Wing, says-'Old
Hickory is sick OF his visit to Tennes-
see. have no doubt he came among
us to dispense his conversation, and let
the good people understand wha, he
thoueh INT and wished! When he entered
the State. he broke loose like n food
against Judge White. All who mp
preached him were entertained with his
Presidential views, dennnciations of
White, and the impossibility Of being his
friend and Whites tiiend too He np-
peared to think that this settled the mat
ter, and that il he could show that no
man could be both his friend and Judge
Whites friend, that White was down of
course. by November we will give the
Hero Of New Orleans some new ideas,
and prominent among them this: that
although we have supported hin through
thick and thin, we remain our own mas
tiers, free to do our own will"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-09-08

ARR ANGEMENT FOR SEPMEMBER
Fare from Newport "a so, and found.
'HNIlE Steamers of the Boston and New
York Transportation Co. will leave the
Railroad Depot at India Point, Providence,
and the pier at the foot of Chambers street,
New York, during the month OF September as
follows:
From Proriitnce, From .Ner York.
MASSACHUSETTS,, Capt. w. Comstock,
Mondays Tuesdays
and Thursdays, aud Saturdays,
.HIpM. H5PM.
PRESIDENT, Capt II. d. Coleman.
Tuesdays Mondays
and Saturdays, and Thursdays,
at Am. at 5 P NJ.
BOSTON, Capt. w. II. Townsend.
Monday, 5th g. ig, Fridays I'd, 18th,
Mt II N. and We'd. 30th, and Wedncs.
nesdays Id, &, "a, days 9Th, nd 2lst,
and Fridays 9th ~ at ) y. NJ. and Mon
oath, at 4 p. N. days ~ 25,at3 p. NJ.
PROVIDENCE, Capt q. Child.
HtlPM. ms NJ.
On Mondays 18th and On Mondays,5, ~, at
2jth, at ~ NJ. and 3,p. NJ. and Wodncs-
Wednesdays 9Th &, days 14th and 2Sth,
2Ist, and Friduy,2d, and Fridays 18th ~
18th, 30th. 23d.
Passengers for Boston will he forwarded in the
Railroad cars Immediately on their arrival at
Providence.
Passengers ut Boston taking the Railroad
cars from that city AZ half past one o'clock,
will reach Providence in time to depart for
New York at 4 r.. Cars for the ~ o'clock
steamer on Mondays will leave Boston at .
M
Sept. s, 1896.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-09-08

Court of Probate, .Nt,pport, .aug. 18Th, 1886
ENHE Executors account on the Estate Of
4 William Elery, late of Newport, Esq. dec
was presented for allowance
1t is ordered, 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 lst Monday in Oct. next,
at 9 o'clock, a. m., and that previous notice
be given by publishing a copy Of this order,
three several times in the "HeraH Of the
Tunes" for all persons interested, to appear
at said time and place, and be heard.
True copy-witncss:
BIB. HowLAND, prob. elk.
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n a To,on Meeting. hotitn .Newport, .4ue,,s
Bon, lS}6.

n a To,on Meeting, hoLi,n .Ne,coort. .4uoust
Bon, l6}G.
The following Resolution was read and
unanimously adopted;-
WHEREAS, it has been represented to
w this meeting that the washing of horses
and carriages is prnctised near to the Town
Spring in Spring-strect, thereby corrnpting
the water of the fountain on the Parade. Be
it therefore Resolved, That in future no
horses or carriages shall be washed within
twenty feet of said Spring, nor any horse or
horses stand hhchcd on the said walk sd-
jaccnt, nnder the penalty of five dollars for
each and every offence in either of the above
cases, to be recovered by the Town Treas
urer before any court proper to try the same
and that this Resolution be published three
weeks IN the newspapers, 4 true COPY
W'ncss-B. Is. ROWLAND.
Sept. o, ow. Ioton Clerk.
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Elder John Williams, descendant Of Ro-
ger Williams, is now living at Burrillville,
X. l., being nearly "a years of age. One day
week before last, he walked to his brothers.,
in Foster. distance Of sixteen miles, and
was bnt little iatigucd.
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Cure for Bo'cet Complaints.
DR.. ID. JAYNE'S
CARMINATIVE BALSAM,

certain cure for most diseases Of the stonl-
II ach and bowels, such rs diarrhea, dysen.cry.
cholera morbss, ch0'ics, sour stomach. Cholera
Intnnfum, or Summ'r complaint among chill
drep, sc. II has not been known to fail in sin-
gle instance, in the Of any Of these diseases
but it has in numerous cases. effected cures when
il has seemed out Of the power of medicine, aided
by the best medical skill, to give relief Ceriif-
Gates from ply sicians. .cegymen and other persons
Of the first responsibility, nttesting these facts with
ample directions for its use, accompany each bot
tie, and can he seen by calling on any of the IA
gents for i,s sale. The two following. are deem
ed sufficient tn he inserted here;- From Dr.
Cherries Hammond, Leesburg, "a.
DR. Jayne Bear Sir--I have made use Of the
Carininative Balsam prepared by you for COM
plants of the bowels, with complete success in
every case, and do not hesitate to recommend Il
to the patronage of the public rs medicine wor-
thy Of their particular attention.
CHARLES HAMMOND, NJ. ID.
II ON the Rer. Il. ~. PnTkfr, Pastor ofHe
Baptist Church Mt Canton, " j.
DR.. Jayne-Dear Sir-Ilaving been afflicted
with n severe bowel complaint, attended With dis
trcssng pain and discharge Of blood, and every
appearance Of approaching Dyseniery. | obtaineh
ono hottie of your Carminatire B0isam. n few
dozes Of which. taken according to the directions,
ELECTED perfect cure. ENocH NJ. BArKER.
Travellers, and other persons liable to these
complaints should never he without it: remember
that "an ounce Of prevention is worth pound Of
cure" For sale by DIR. ID. Jayne Salem, N. J.
sole proprietor; by A. B. & ID. Sands, No 100
Fulton, cor. Of Wiam-st. New York ;only whole
sale agents for the Northern Eastern States; al
50 by DIR. X. X. Hazard, Newport, X. L.; by
Bristol, by
Warren, by Earl 7. Mason X Jas. Balch Junr
Providence, r. I. Price so cents.
Newport, Aug. II, 1885.
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NOTICE is hereby gwen that the subscr-

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the subscri-
~ hers were appointed in legal Town
meeting held on the 9Th day of June last, to
assess tax of ten thousand dollars on the
lratcable property in the town Of Newport, to
be collected and paid into the Town Treasury
on or before the lst day of December next
We therefore call upon all persons interested,
tn give in to either Of us list Of their ratca.
BILE estates under oath on or before the Doth
day Of September instant. The assessors
particularly request all those persons who
have heretofore complained that they were
ovcrrated to pay attention and comply with
this request, which if they omit 10 do the u.s.
SCISSORS will proceed to the best Of their iude-
mem, and hope those who may feel aggrieycd
will not complain Of their own neglect.
NATHAN D iIAMMETr,
TIIEOPIIILUS TOPiIAM,
WILLIAM w FREEBORN,
ELEAZER TREVETT,
DANIEi. & DENIiAM.
Newport, Sept. Z, 1896.
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Another Prize.

Sold at Shaw's office in school fund Lottc-
ry, class 1;S2, I'd series, comb. 3 36 43 prize
800. Whole ticket.
Class l:}2, 81 series, comb. 3 % 43 prize
of 800, qr ticket Besides lots of smaller
prizes constantly selling and OIL hand at the
office Of ]. C. SHAW.
School Fund Lotteries TO be dra,rn this
reek.
This day, Sept. 9Th, class l36, Cd series,
highest prize $4,000 Tickets $4-sharcs
in proportion.
Friday 9th,class l37,highest prize $4,000.
Tickets 81.
Saturday 10th, class l3s, highest prize
$I5,0O0. Tickets SS-shares in proportion.
/ For tickets and shares please call at the
office of J. G.. SHAW.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-09-08

We werc,old by nn elderly farmer from
which occurred about fortnight since, hc
moved field of grass that was completely
stiifened by trcczng. and Tint the ice accu-
mulatcd upon the blade Of his scvthc; cir
cu,nstance, he adds. which he never knew to
happen before in the summer. though he has
moved grass above thirty years. Boston
Post
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Sept. 8.

Court Of Probate, .Necport, Sept. 5th, 1896.
VE>HF Administrator with the Will annexed
on the Estate OF Mary Saycr, late of
Newport, widow, dec. presented his first ac-
count on said Estate for allowuncc:-lt is
ordered, that the same be received, and
the consideration thereof referred TO court Of
Probate to be holden u, the State House in New
port, on the first Monday in Oct. next, at 0
O'Clock A. NJ. and that previous notice be given,
by publishing a copy Of this order three several
times, in the Herald Of the Times, for all per-
sons interested to appear at said Time and place
aud be beard.
|, Il. u. ROWLAND, elk.
/ Sent e.
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Legal Notices.

Court ef Probate, .Ne,cpovf, Sept. 5th, 1886.
NNllE Executors first account on the Estate OF
d Elizabeth Cook, late Of Newport, widow.
dee was presented for allowances -
n il ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred to
Court Of Probate, 10 be holden at the
Siatc House in Newport on the first Mon
dny in Oct. next, at Q O'clock, A. NJ. and
that previous notice be given by publishing
a copy of this order, three several times in
the "II,rald Of The Times" for all persons
interested, to appear at said time and place,
anu be heard
A true copy-witness,
b. d. IIowLAND, Prob. elk.
Snnf 3
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! 7 r. nj S.

The number Of American vessels employ
ed on Lake Erie, amounts to upwards oi3OOO
After the 1T of September, tho tender Of
notes of less denomination than five dollars,
will be- unlawful in the state of New York.
IL is estimated that there are $4,000 per-
sons in New York deriving a direct support
from the public funds, in the shape OF salaries,
fees. and allowances.
Upwards Of sixty thousand passengers
have arrived at New York since the first OF
April.
The extraordinary cool temperature of the
month of August has prevailed we believe
thro,,. .huut the country, from Now England
,o the far west. The Cincinnati Post says, 1t
is more like October than August, and on the
the 2Ist there was frost in that city.
The Fall River Monitor mentions the
death of I | children in that place during last
week, and says--"We have never known so
much sickness and death at any time in this
place among children, as there has been for
the three weeks last past"
Roswell Purk. of the u. s. Corps Of En-
gineers, Formerly stationed at this place.
has been appointed professor of Natural Phi
losophy in the Pennsylvania University.
The Rochester Republican states that the
W ife Of i. Rathbun, very worthy woman,
was unable to bear the shock a revelation Of
his proceedings produced, aud is now laboring
under mental alienation.
The lumber of establishments for the ed
ucn,; m Of the deaf and dumb in the different
States of Europe md the u. States of Ameri-
en- are as follows: There ore fifteen in
France, one in Spain. one in Portugal, four
In Italy, three in Switzerland, twenty four in
Germany, four in the Netherlands. two in
Denmark, ono 10 Sweden, eight IN England,
one in Russia and seven in tho u. States of
An,rica.
Mr.. Russworn, who is appointed Governor
of Liberia, is a coorcd man, the same who
graduated at Bowdoin College in 1896, where
he was highly esteemed.
Fngycu REL,TIoSs.-Thc Washington
Globe states on the authority of a gentleman
Of high standing in Paris, and one intimate
with the councils Of the King, that n Minister
l. shortly to be sent to this country, to restore
our diplomatic relations, and at the same time
the cordial and kind feelings which ought al
wovs 10 subsist between the two nations.
Fnrs surraAor.-The last Globe contains
eleven columns Of matter in defence OF Mr..
Van Buren's notions on Free Sufifagc, prov
ing tina, he is an advocate Of that doctrine to
its full extent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-09-08
~ aI>3ic<i.

In this town. on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev Mr.. Davis. Mr.. Henry w Carr, to
Miss Martha X Friend, daughter Of Mr. Thomas
Friend, both of this place.
On Monday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.
West, MIR. Micha w. Spencer, Of Fast t;reen-
wich, TO Miss Sarah Ann Eddy. daughter of the
late Rev. Michael Eddy, Of this town.
"A most bouniful slice Of excellent cake ac-
companicd the aLove.]
On Tuesday evening, by the Rev DIR Whea-
ton. MIR n A Gilpin to Miss Elznbcih & Moore,
daughter Of the late William Moore, Esq Of
this place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-09-08
Five Dollars Reward.

II OST on Saturday last, between Mr.. c.
- Whtfield's and the "First Beach," a
large Silver Snuff Box, and Gold mourning
Ring, with black centre and marked on the
inside &C. n. Kort,iglh;" any person may re-
ceive the above reward. by delivering the
said Box and Ring to Nichols Ilassard, Esq.
Newport Sept. 3, 1886.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-09-08
FOR S.1LE.

A Pew in the First Baptist Meeting house.
"A Said Pew is eligibly situated in said
house, and will be sold bargain to any one
who may wish to purchase. If not sold at
private sale on or before the lst day of Oct.
next, it will then be sold at Auction. For
Terms, Sc. enquire Of ID. G. DENHAM.
Sent S-:}w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-09-08

OHIo.-The election takes place in
October. The following gentlemen are
in nomination ior Congress by the Whigs;
LIT district, Bell"my S'orer; I'd, Jesse
Corwin; Sd, Patrick &. Goode; 4'h,
Ihomos Cor"im; 9TH, Owen y. Fishnck !;
9TH, " X. Bond; 9Th, Joseph Ridg Nay;
10Th, Samson yN"son; nth. james Alex
nnder; l2th, Alexander Harper; 18th,
John w. Allen; 10th, Elisha Wh;Hlcseu;
18th, William Christmas; 10Th, John B
Ravless. Those in italics are members
OF tho present Congress.
J"sEpn Vance is The Wing candidate
for Governor
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NEW BOOKS.

Laittc the Pirate of the Gulph, in 9 vols,
by the author of the South West.
Man of Honor, and the Reclaimed, in Z
vols.
Eikswatawa, or the prophet of tho West,
in 2 vols.
Woods and Fields. For sale or circulation,
at ii. a. w. A. BARBER's
July 81.
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Missing,

ECHoM the baggage of family landing on
the Long wharf, from, Steamboat Boston,
on Friday 22d ult., BAND BOX. covered
with cotton check, containing one silk 8; two
straw Bonncts, with several caps aud other ar
ticles. A suitable reward will be paid for the
delivery Of the above at this Office, or at the
office of J. G.. SHAW.
! Newport. Aug.4.
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Notice.

YNllE Co partncrship between the sub
IL scrbers was this day BY mutual consent
dissolved The accounts of the late firm Of
Read a. B''rdiek will be settled by WM. II.
READ. who will continue tho business at the
old stand. WM II. READ.
=, ID. M. BuRDicK.
Newport, Aug. 22, 1896.
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81 UNNs ER GOODS,
roh SALE AT
JAMES HAMMOND'S.
rREMoH WORK,
Cop's--Coliars-- hseytings
Edgings Thnm Lace &c. &c.

'""S--t O'drS--- hSfTfiigs
Edgings--ThnM Lace &c. &c.
TRENCH PRINTS g. SILKS.
Cambria prints and musiins.
Chnts and ginghams.
Gro de Swiss-Paris--B Berlin-Na pies.
Poul de soie-Florence and Italian silks. n
great variety of fashionable colours and quail
ties from the best to the cheapest kinds, Of
plald-plain and 6gsrrd.
Green white ani black spotted lace.
Plain wide black lace for wells.
Fancy figured blond lace.
Fancy dkis-rbbons-scarfs &c.
NUSLINS.
Checkcd-striPed-fg and plain swiss
laconet-India book.
Sacarlla and medium muslns.
LINENS.
French and Irish linens, extra fine.
81 and 9-4 linen sheetings.
Linen canbrc and linen cnmbric hdkfs
Linen long lawn and brown linen cambrie.
French linen napkins.
Fine hrdscye diaper.
Double width extra fine crash.
French linen for towelng.
6 to 1914 linen damask.
The above with n general assortment of
French English and American Dry Goods,
for sale at James Hamnond's Dry Goods aud
Book Store, and Circulating Library,
july 81.
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M AR IN II
LIST
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
sATvrDAS, SEPT. 3d.-scLr. Martha, Niehefson, fin.
baltimore.
schr. Byron, Besse. from wareham, for baltimore.
schf. "etty Tom, snow, from Durbury, for phla-
lelphia.
schr Atlantic, Rurt, from Taunton for PhiladeIphia
schr. James H. Mills, staples, from Taunton for Phil
adeI ha.
schr nran, Preshey, from Taunton, for New York.
schr. Molly. Roge =, fiom Ecnrbeck.
HrNDAr 4ih. schr. Caledonia, baker, from Provi-
dence, for Philadelphia.
Schr Wave, Hathaway, fiom re,k,ey, for Richmond.
sl"op CT ry, liea b, from New ork fr Prov sc-.
Mo>o., 5tl.-Brig Bufry, Allen, from Pictou, N. -.
Brig Boy, Burt, from Bay River, IN. C) for Fall
River.
Brig Malaga, Clifford, from Somer-et
~ op Hero, Read, from >ew York, for Prov idence.
Tuesday 6th.-Sehr. Crown, Baker, from Boston for
FrNid nee.
sh"p u. d. Jones, Wes', from New Bedford for Prov
III, nee.
WEpsr's,r 7h.-Brg Mark, Grant, from Pctou N.
y. for ionnerset.
Fehr. Damow, Bunker, from, Goldsborough for Fail
River.
scIr. Pan Matanzas, hears, from Pictos IN. ~ fol
Fall liver
rig Sally Ana. Merriman. from Pictou n. 8. for som
eTset.
ENTERED.
Brie Malaga, Clifford, fall River.
Sloop CarOlint, Ash New York.
: "op vi tory, Heath, New York.
Sl0op Hero, Read New York.
CLEARED.
Slip Margaret. wilcox, South Atlantic and Indian
Occ u.
Schr. Export, Havana.
~ lir. I.uraha, rurdic, Fast haddanl.
sioop Eagle Heath New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-09-08

plated ware - Britaaa do. - Looking glasses
knives and forts-belows and brushes -cnstors.
tea-ilays,-n complete assortment Of Perfanery.
together with great number Of fancy articles,
such as re usually to be found in store Of hi
kind.
,LJr Cash, and tho highest price, given for old
gold and silver.
Clocks. Watches, Jcwelry aud Combs repaired
in the neatesi and best manner.
Newport, May &c. 5. fFCkilAM.