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Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

For the KIChWOnd faHdUIum
Mr. Frederick IIoovsr-Sir, a due regard to my
own feelings, proper regarS for the public, and
the contempt which your conduct in this matter OF
controversy has induced me TO feel for you, all, IN
pei NO 10 desist from further noticing either you
your base, vile and false statements, published in
your attempted apology for the lying and malicious
ISLANDERS with which you have assai'd my character.
therefore, close this dispute with you, my part,
by distinctly stating to you that you have lied IN
the different statements you have made concern
ing the original matter Of controversy between US,
and this am ready II prove, and challenge you to
call on me TO do il, and in regard to the nsirua-
tons thrown out by you in your last communica-
tion to the certificate Of Graves being forged BY
me have only to say that they false and un-
founded as the author Of them s mean and despi-
cable. Wm. 8. ADDLEMAN.
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

We invite the attention Of our readers TO pros
pectus, in another column Of this paper for publish
ing the "BArrLs or TIPPDcAxoE, and other poems,
BY VIZ. WALLAcR." We would Be pleased 10 re-
crive Is 20 dollars and forward them to the au-
thor. He 70 the writer Of series Of number, en-
titled Amercan Poets" originally published 10 the
Palladium Of 1884. 1t is the first volume Of orig
nal poetry we have known published in this state,
therefore we hope Mr. Wallace may be compensa-
ted for his industry.
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

Ae EARNEST. would respectfully inform his friends aud
the public generally that lie received, addition
former stock
the following ARTICLES: Blue, Black, Brown, aud Cla.,
CLOTHS; Striped, Checked, and Printed CASS1MERES:
Checked and Plain SAT1lNETTS; BUrFALo CLoTn,
SILK VELVET, SrocKs, SHIRT CoLLARs and B Also,
Canvass, Padding, aud all Other articles of trimming He
has baud small lot Of ready clothing, all of which
he wi, dispose Of low for lie TAILOR
ING BUSINESS all its old stand
~ ALL orders in his line will prompt
RIcMaoSD, ArRiL IS, 1887. 15,f
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

AN ORDINANCE, EnEcrioS EscINs
House, Sec. lst. Be il ordained by the Bugesses and
Borough Couucof the Borough ~ Richmond, That the
Of two u"dfed snd fty dolas be and the is, hereby
for the building Of Engine House Of dimen
Engines Hooks
and Ladders, &C.. for the Of the Borough.
Sec 3D. And is further ordained, That said building
SHALL he located of 1.-THE Warner lot
Pearl Provided, that spermanen,
can be obtained BY the Council fer said ground.
Sec 3D. shall; be the duty Of tho Street Conmissioner
Of ordinance proceed forthwith sell the
bidder said buding-de6ning di-
pan materials aud time in which te completed
report the same together tn the bids the
meeting Of this ounc Passed appovea, Aprl
4b, 1886. JOHN FINLEY, First Burxess.
FaANcIs KING, Borough Ciesk. Aprl Is, 1887.
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

VPersons .,o resided here in days by-gone, will
recollect the beautiful groves OF cedar, with which
the banks Of Whitewater were covered, particularly
years ago was the resort Of every visitor to our
Ivillage-then the summit was clothed with thick
set grassy sod, and studded with majestic oaks
the side with cedars, through which the wild honey
suckle twined its fragile vine, and bloomed its love-
ly fower--ihe with its modest tints Of colorin9
and pleasant fragrance added to the scene-the
humble, though not less beautiful violet and pink
displayed their varigated hues, and in its season
the luscious strawberry not among its least at
fractions. Al short distances playful rivelsts me-
andcrcd through the grove, until they reached the
precpicc, then leaping down the cliff, they formed
mos: lovely cascades, almost hidden from the sight
by the over-reaching branches and encrcling vines;
but now how changed the scene. The enterfris-
ing spirit Of man has feled s'thc olc familiar oaks
and the :houghiess vsitant has despoiled the &C.
dars. Although Of no intrinsic value, such scenes
are beautiful. and we all gaze upon them with ad
misation. They arc as the peneiuings Of Deity,
calculated to refine the feelings and improve the
heart.
Our, object, however, is to say,that as this ground
has become the property Of a company in which
many Of ou' c,';-ens are interested, would it not
be we'll for them to protect the remaining cedars
from being destroyed; if parents would caution
their children against it, and little pains taken
preserve the remainder, in few years it would
become handsome retreat.
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

Drugs, N1edieines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuns, &c. sc.
THE snbsc6ib-r still keep general
Of goods line, and will receive shortly, addition
which will rrner complete Every inducemeni offered,
hos- ishng BY selling lowest possible
tIs stock the extensive this portion OF the
cousiy, and sm his long aeqIa in this special
parm-"t OF ua!-, his opportunities probably superior
Others, procuring genuine medicines and such
IS actoEy manner.
IRWIN REED.
On. B. BOY, from l3 to i6 years of age, would
wh good learn the business OF DRUGGIST
ArurHEcAsY, by applying Soon as above.
EIcuxo~p. lSo., April Il 1887. 15ly
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

DERSONS

OERSONS Indebted to Morrison 4 Wiggis
are requested to make paynest, asd those
not atteoded to SOON, will fad them in the hsods
Of An officer for collection; it IL hoped these con
Icerned viii attead te skis CALL, % il would Be
out ofthe question for e eall pessonalIy on ALL
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15
Sir kirkland WILL BE FOUND rnRououror
THE SEASON AT THE OLD BOARD YARD.
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
ANDERSON GRIMES.
April Is, 1887. lGtf

From .he .sNew York Sus;, of the Times"
COLT RACINC,-AuGusrA, GEoao,A.
Tue Augusta pape r. furnish us with the result Of
two interesting COLT sweepstakes. that lately
came of. over the Of John q. Winter,
Esq.-in the lower part of that CITY, which 10 over
mile BY about 30 feet. We must get Winter to
shave of corner and make it an exact mile.
Oct. 24th, 1636.-Sweep-stakes for 3 year olds.
Colts 80 lbs. Fill'es 81 lbs. 800. mile out.
Mr. James Leverichs grey flIey, MISS BAraoArs.
BY S,r Kirkland. out Of Highland Mary, (brsd
BY Mr.. Bathgate,
Dir. G. Edmondson's 6lley. loxE, By John Richards,
ou; o:. Of Lady Morsao's da" BY Imported E.pe,
Gen. J. ID. Thomas 6lley, MA.r FAIsrA,,. bv
Falstaff. out Of . Gallatin rare, 3
TIxE-l m. Sc Sec, Track heavy.
Mr.. Edmendson'. hlley came out two feet ahead.
but the race WAS adjudged to belong to Mr.. Lever
ich in consequence Of ailedged foul riding. To
settle all disputes about the money, and decide the
bets made, the parties have agreed to run the
same race again ON Saturday next. all conditions
Precse1y a. before.
Oct. 29.-Purse $780, entrance money 500
each added for yr. ODDS. Fillies 81 lbs mile out.
N; g. Hammonds !. Leverich's) grey flIey. MIss
HATHoATE, By Sir Kirkland. out Of Highlasd
G. Edmond'on's sorrel siley, Iosr. BY Jeba Rich
ards. oot Of Lady Morgan's dam, BY 1mperted
Gen. J. D. Thomas bay flley. Susan JOHNSON. BY
Sir Charles, da" BY imported Lscias, out Of .
Tss~i % N. 81 sec. Won ...i,, amer . e,e.s
brush. Quick time.
The illies started we'll together. lone takisg the
lead. On making the first turn, 0usas Johssoa
ran against Miss Bathgate. the shock throwing the
latter's rider almost out of his seat However. No
recovered BY dint Of great exertion, and soon got
his hliey in motion. He went to work with hef as
once. colIari"g 6rst the one and then the ether.
beating them both Of, after desperate brush, and
came in ahead with something in hand.
The winner was bred by James Bathgaie. Of
New FORK, and sold to Dr.. Leverich u AuGusta.
The above 10 the only colt ever trsined get By
SIR KIRKLAND. and whes yos zee that the
hlley has rua her mile ia l 81 sec.. the cane
time as MEDOc At the same age, asd best such colts
~ lows W Jno. Richards. and Sir Charles: two Of
the best Of horses; who will say that KrRxLAuD j.
not entitled to some eotics . getter Of winnens
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

Two CENTS REWARD!-RANAwAY from the sub
scbes, living in Randolph Co., J"d tndened Cslored
Boy, named AMES WHITE, about 16 years old here
any boring him ny
account, Will debts of after this
da'e The above 'e~..d and '...s vi. De gwen 10 any
person returning said Boy. DIVER WATKINS.
April Is, 1897. l5-3np.
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

TAKEN UP, ~ Jens CoA1s, On ,he llM
Of Asfeh, lS37,cene red soaa bosss COLT,
supposed 10 be thee Yeas old this spsise 18th
~ hind legs white sbovs the passsrs joiass, .
NJ RS small star in The fosetead, blind 10 tho right
eye. about fourteen hands high, hing ssii,-oo
cshs' ~ass: q hra"ds appraised 4 b As-
drew Neehits and Fsaucis Hickmau,
certify the above TO b ,rss copy hsa ~ Essny Bo
this 9od day Of March, 1887.
IL, lin, p'd. STEPHEN COFFIN. Up
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

MENTOR is received; but we think il not adv j.
sable to publish il at this time. In few days the
present Council will be released Of their bur,hen,
and other citizens will be called upon to take the
perhaps they may regulate that
Of which Mentor complains.
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

Mr.. IRWIN REED, was elected Inspector Of f.
lcctions, on Monday Bro inst. In our hurry of ma
king up the inner form oflast weeks paper, we o.
mitted to notice it among the other officers.
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

AUGUST ELECTION.
Foa Govsasea. DAVID WALLACE.
Foa LleurssAnr Gsvsasoa-COL. DAVID HILLS
Fo. Rr,.,.exrAr,vr m xCoyssea-JAMES RARIDEN
Foa REPRESENTATIVES N r1g SfArg LEonlAfuRR.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS. JOSEPH MORROW,
A. W. BOWERS NATHAN SMITH,
RICHARD J. HUBBARn. CALEB LEWIS,
FJR CLRRR oS rms CoURf.
JOHN FINLEY, SAMUEL HANNAH.
5sHsa 5SMSs woe1S y eesec 1aonAs Al 9.Rnos,
FREDERIC DILLON. \ AMASA BOND.
xsEEx MsEE'Aa .H3ss essff,s. nxsIzs sE Rosirxs.
JAMES NJ BAXTER. WILLIAM RUSSEY. Sea
DANIEL REID. JESSE WILLIAMS.
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

just as our paper was going to press, Frederick
Hoover banded the following certificate for in-
sertion:
hereby certify that the statements Frederick
Hoover has made and which have been published
in the Palladium relative to the controversy with
VIM. s. Addleman arc, 80 far az my recollection
serves me, correct. PUSEY GRAVES
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

A post office has been established At New Bos-
ton in this county, and WILLIAM RussEY, JR. ap-
pointed Postmaster.
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

W OOL: WOOL.:-7As ssAorsuhes vnl psy, sbe
emInx sessne o" Sa - 50 pss paA, - IN kip6s
WOOk thai - been vii wsshed, ethes 0ss deensD
eoek - u ~ tsb: ssbes hid wiN pusetaseh.
wA. BANCROFT.
ClsS Hoss, Ash sc. lei, 1887. $40
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

We are requested to announce Mr.. THOMAS
TYNER, as a candidate to represent Wayne coun-
~ in the House Of Representatives, Of the state
legislature.
BEALE BUTLER, is a candidate for re-elec
tion to the Associate Judgeship.
JESSE WILLIAMS, of Cent,evle, is also o
candidate for reelection as Associate Judge
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

The Governor Of this State has, We understand.
lappointed DAVID DALE OWEN, ESQ Of New Har-
mony, to superin,end the Geological survey Of the
State, as authorized by the act Of last session.
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

DIED-On Thursday, the 9Th inst. MRs. Ann
HILL, consort OF Mr.. Benjamin Hill Of Elkhorn, and
aged about "a years,
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

TAKEN UT, by Benjamin G. Moore, Of Wayne township,
Way.e county, Indiana; yellow bay MARE, blind
bald face, -four white fifteen hands
high, supposed be eight odno other marks
brands pecevabe appraised thirty dollars by Lewis
Brk and Samuel w. Smith, the 7h day OF April, d. 1887
A true copy from my Estray Book. William Cor, j. r.
April Is. 1897 ls-3t
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

THE subscriber, having concluded
1e3tSI engage in other bnsiness, wl sell ~
Nit private sale the property which he
- resides, situated miles north of -
RIcHMoND, Ind, consisting Of FARM containing Eighty
Acres, 40 Of which good Of cultivation, and
by point Of poducon the buildings CONSIST
and modern style: the premises veil supplied with
and WATER; the is located . doube-eeas
SAW MILL, propelled by the northwest fox Of White
Water the mill surpassed BY none for and To-
cation, in the county, running and in complete order,
attached LArH SAWS, which al the
slabs converted into Laths-she Mill occupies la fse
fa houses ahea farmone nesrly
and sufficiently handy accommodate . Sawyer, and
the other a Croppes.
THE MILL the owner, the last year about
leo. More 10 deemed Unnecessary, shCse visiting
puchass cali themselves Prc and
made known by the subscriber. AoUlLLA JONES.
4th mo. 7.h, 1887. l5-3n
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

We have not received single paper from Gin
cinnati during the past week, and latest eastern
papers are Of the 4th instant.
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15
WILL be PUBLISHED IN FEW MONTHS TIL
Rattle Of Tippecamoc,
And other Poems, by WILLIAM WALLACE.


Glen, vale, and wood and mountain with tho
Visions poured from the deep home
Of an mmor,sl mind.''-l8isth Day Reaeeisons.
PRINTED and bound elegant and superior style,
en,beIhed with engavng. The work delivered TO
subscribers Immediately after publication. dollar per
volume, at which time the subscription price paid
The following editorial some Poems
which will be embraced in the volume:
1--WE have read in the Lafayst,o Free Press Poem Of
considerable length, which reced the late celebration
the battle Of Tppeeanoe. BY Wm Wallace I:
is br'nul Of genius and Journal,
Quoted by Prentice.
''On page msy be found Poem on the Battle OF
young man, and this production genius
does him high honOr he has caught
the right al,ar''-- JMslsson Banner.
1--WE have read Ode, celebration
of the Tpecsnoe Battle. We take cay, thar,
humble opinion, this production
an author, with which any Js authus
"e ef Ty poetry maaufsctures,
sesses native poetic genius of And
ours eos"ssy in which poety talent received any toeabe
patronage, we should expect young Wallace
shining with medium biancy IN saaxy the W~s-
Muse 1--WE wish our Young poe iov OF his ea,jv
intimacy h the sacred niue. We shah take early org
suy 10 lay this mersosoVs production before
that they may judge fos Observation-Disclosures Jurors
The Poe" the Rs'e Of Tppeeanoe, by W lIiam Wa-
lace 70 one Of the hest e6usO" Of Wesem Mvse which
We Lave IL is conceived in poetic SPIRIT
in chas,e metre, aud glowing feeling eps
with bright descriptions and vivid imagery The
often coutt "the Nine" suecessfuy
-Cineinoft Po,G
rhe Dnse Of Nsps.eon,' {. Poem included IN this
volume) 's a wonderful Poem.'-NeU En9L9a4 Galaxv.
Gifted BY the ce.ebsaed john Neal.
ceusaem, ano'her article be embraeedin psopnss1
publeao",) Csianst6 Misrov psooouoees sEesstiss
exceeding beautiful"
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15
ACCOUNT OF RECEIPTS AND ExrENDlTUkEs

ACCOUNT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
By d. T~.::. Il e. Boso.sh = eie.:::a f:o: te1A
1896 RECEIPTS.
9Th no. s. Received Of Eli Bso~as lass Tsssss's'.
easA s.d .oDehe" i Ais Aa"ds aoosc'i"e Ssi9 $50
l. ofcs:s. p:ss:, e: 'e;:s: ":. = =: .s;''"'' CO
ii;A y. A. s.ss... On. os .. ss..;..:. % p.s,'.
"a: - !, !. b:''d l''.':'',' c...'<.'' a!S a!s
/: T. 4: ]: : !: Is" i:
lsa lI,h, '37. /" $50
Is. Peter M'F.rlan. for l'e.n.s TO s. .rrissoos
=. 6::s H.i!:-:,. c:'.e... 90
Aosse s.d 20 ..s sei'isss"s Iqss's yssr. -,
81. David Holloway, Collector, s
Is. .wm. MCooain, rent 6os sehoo, houss,
81. David Holloway Collector, ~
Total amouas Of receipts. <2,l3a ~
1896. EXPENDITURES.
6sno. 7. Peid A. Gsimss 4 Co. fss lumber, II
H. L. Weshe'sd, fos hssps aas ssssPs for
Ft:"e;: k;.s for .:,,e.. =. e:.s.:A e,s... . GO
John Smith Sen Tax over levied AID eeilsessS, 50
Swain G..;, Goseeon, bolts, band, .A~., &c. 81 ssa
A. Hum, squares Of Stone Tor maskss hesss, IS
s. Msred,sh costs in Circuit court, - g
w. Cox, surveying, leveine, &c. $50
D. Lvls. services special hich constable. OO
Eli Blown, bell aud weights, 3c 7G&
s. w. Eorsha, services high constable, &e Is %
Heary Q"ner. hanging bell in markes house. 8 OU
9. N. Warren, hsulae 6llh from town. 81
-. j. Finley, printing, 20 90
h - Eli Brown, sesicss Treasurer rs SD
S~ain Ellie sshus,ess &c. to sehsol house SIS %
II. Hutton, paper. lN
ID. Hollow y, appropriation Spring s,ress, SO 90
." Wsinui erect. 50 -
18Th, A. Stokes, Public .qssse, l2lS
18th, Jesse Stanley, book fos Treasurer seessss, W
18Th, ID. Holloway sppsopsis. o Walnus 50 90
- z E. II. Giihens painting hosse, &e. 60 50
d. Holloway, part srpro. 70 public wels lUo 90
7,h, A. Grim-s T. Co. i"mbss, u 50
A. t:nmes Il Co. fos fencing per Hsusses, - on
9th, J. FINLEY, pr nsng, 20 %
l9,h A, Sioke appopss. p"slie squase. ~ -
2lst, ID. T. Virgins, seisices Assssor, ~ 20
10 s. d. H"lIoway bal appro so public wel., 50 on
25th, j. Bady, on Engine, I &C
St:sss s:: !: ::': q: .:, =: s:
81, '37. s. Foha services A. high consable lS 90
mo. 4, s. Meredith, costs n case Of Bouchs. ~ 50
B. Fulshum, cost, carriage, &c. Of Easne, S24 IS
10, r. King clerk and cleaning engine, Is 50
q s. W Fosshs. services as high constable IS 90
g. A. Sidda partition and ia~ps, - on
%, D. Holloway, work ~ells, streets, sc. Sc b
no. -. II. N Quiner, repairing engine. 6 %
%, b. Fulshus., fixing wells for hose, 90
-, s. w. For.ha, killing aud hauling Of dogs &c. - IS
Total amount ofexPsndiures, Sl,6s5 ~
Amount received as above S2.l32 IL
Psd out, ,s65 80.
Leaving in the Treasury s4;. date, 246 20
ELIJAH CJFFlN, Bore Teas.
9Th mo. ], 1887.
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

ADVANTAGES OF THE GoLp CuRRExcr.-The
Treasurer Of the State of Maine, anxious to
exhibit his orthodox notions on the question
of the gold currency, when notified that the
States portion of the surplus was in the Stuff:
ok Bank in Massachusetts, drew draft on
that institution for the amount, and requested
that it should be paid in gold. The request
was complied with, and, at the expense OF
$500, he got the gold home. Here he found
that large portion of it was foreign gold,
the precise value Of each piece of which he
could not ascertain, and the officers of the
towns who were authorized to receive it,
declined accepting it, knowing nothing about
it. Tie banks refused to receive it on de-
posite! Here was pretty state Of affairs
nobody would have his gold, and sthe par
~" were not backward in expressing their
disa pprobation Of his ''golden movement" !"
After so.ne coaxing, the Suffolk Bank con-
sented to receive it again, and give him its
notes, and the gold was carted back at an
other expense of $500. Here ended the
Treasurer's golden scheme, by which the
State lost $500, when, he might have sold his
drafts at per cent. preminm.-[Poulson's
Advertiser.
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

Miss Jane III Beckwith advertises herself
ready to receive proposals for matrimony,
in the Salt River Journal, published at Bow
ling Green, Mo. She thus describes herself:
"Near eighteen years Of age, fair complex
ion, rather light colored hair, blue eyes. CON-
mon height rather slender, ard round face.
am by no means wealthy. though have
enough for comfortable support plain
English education-quite a wieldy temper
and well disposed towards most young men,
though will not condescend to notice every
fop, who may call himself respectable.
s.The gentleman that takes me (if any ore
does) must have the following admirable quail
tiles attached to him. viz: A mild temper, a
good feeling towards the girls generally, and
be in favor Of the man he thinks best quail
fed for the Presidency in 1910. He must,
also, be a man that will enguard himself when
in danger, and have patience when he is de-
june"
Gen. Duff Green, late editor of the U. 8. Tele-
graph, is going to Texas. She needs him much al
this tune.
HEIoHr OF IMPuDENcE-To go into a printing
office, look the compositors shoulder and read
his copy.
Coon ADvIcE.-sMy son, take the newspapers,
PAY FOR THEM IN ADVANCE, and verify thou
shalt receive thy reward
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

AZ ERCER POTATOES, Of the quality, sale by
e. W. STARR.
Richmond, Fourth month 1s,, 1887.
ID UST RECEIVED, SALE, THREE PAIR
8BUrP M1DD0tO0cS. Persons wishing purchase
will do well to call soon and get choice.
April ], 1887. (3tf) G. & c. MENDENHALL.
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

In Sparks Life Of Washington is the following
sentence II relation to profane swearing. 1t is
from a high source, and worthy the attention of
those, who the habit Of sp,inkiing their con-
versaton with sundry little words which ''might be
omitted without injury to the sense
The general s sorry to be informed that the
foolish and wicked practice Of profane swearing
and cursng, vice heretofore little known in the
American army, is growing into fashion. He hopes
the officers will, by example, endeavor to check il
and that both they and the men will reflect, that
we have little hope Of the blessing Of Heaven
on arms If we insult it by our mpiety and folly
added to this, it is vice mean and low, without
any temptation, that every man of sense and char
acter deicsts and despises it,
Richmond palladium., 1837-04-15

Leaving in the Treasury th;. date, 246 20
ELI JAH COFFIN, Boo' Teas.
Riehmond, 9Th mo. ], 1887.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-05
NssssS
RAIL. ROAD LINETO BOSTON.
Summer arrangements.

A stage will leave Newport every day, Sunday
IA excepted. at - oolo X A. M. aud arrive in
Fall River at i2a O'Clock, leave Fall River at |
o clock and arrive in Taunton at . clock =. NJ.
the cars leaves al a o'clock y. NJ. aud arrive in
Bosion 81 O'Clock.
Rclurnn,g tho cars leave Hosion every day nj
7 o'clock 4. NJ. aud arrive in Taunton about y
A. Nj. Stages " III leave directly after for Fall
River and Newport, arrive in Fail River at I2I
o clock. leave Fall River at o'clock, aud ar
rive in New port at O'Clock p. M. stage Fare
So Railroad 81 80.
a stage will leave Fall River every dav, Sun
day excepted, after the arrival Of the New port
stage for New Eedford, where they will arrive at
p. Nj.
Returning stage will leave New bedford eve
ry day, Sunday excepted, at 8 a. M and arrive
in Fall River 1T clock. Passengers can ha, G
two hours in Fall River and arrive in New port at
o clock p. NJ. Stage Fare So
Extra Coaches AT all times on reasonable terms
Stage Books at Mcssrs. Townsends d las
ards Hotels.
RUFUS b. KINSLEY & Co. rroprietors.
Newport. July g, 1887.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-05
GOA L..
Sept. q.

VHNHE Subscriber having several Vessels un-
e. employed, rather than lay them ny idle,
offers to contract for 20 days from the date hereof,
to furnish Peach Orchard COAL. delivered at
the dwellings Of all those who see III to leave
their Orders at his Store, on the following terms,
viz; IS rs cents for 22I0 los. to be delivered on
the arrival of the vessel freighting the same. or
rs soon thereafter rs may be practicable. first
orders having the priority. With a view 10 un-
deceive any portion of the public that NAV with
hold their ORDERS by being faltered that they will
be furnished ut a cheaper rate, he will pledge
himself to refund TO those that palroniss him. all
sums paid beyond the lowest retail prices Of any
regular dealer in Coal, either IN this, or prov-
dence market, through this Season.
lie also intends keeping constant supply Of
coal on hand, for retailing from the Yard.
GEORGE KNOWLES.
Newport, May 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-10-05
Assioree's Notice.

vI>IIE undersigned having bccn appointed
l. by the Supreme Judicial Court, at It's
August term. Assignee to William Eldrcgc.
ef the town and county of Newport, laborer,
to whom the benefit of the Insolvcnt Act of
1923, was granted, hc-ehy gives notice that
six months from the date ncreof is allowed by
said Court to the creditors of said Eldrege
to bring in and prove their claims. All per-
sons indebted to said insolvent, are requested
to make immediate payment to
WIN. II. READ, assignee.
Sept. IA.