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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-18
TREASURY 0Rpn

p % sss'els = ssosAss pm = H. -.
viii se sssa tAss Psssidess Jaekns - sr,as.s
sos vetoed ths bill iasss6ed = suAsehus g ~
Treasury sr5sr. which reqsirss IL p.yunN
public lands - - @a6s h soh 80 eilv,,. ~.
the duties % Ssssiga isressasisas ass sse,iua q
paper mosey. Had - vetoed Il, ~ pssuunN )
70 eoog'sss, it would probably Aavs pa.sah -
constitutional majesty which wssA havs s-
Law without bis signature; but tsaaR svu. = -.
be ssrogated to himself authority ioeoaa;a..a ~
our boassed psiaeiplss ef Deaoessey. ~ -
always underwood that shs sovsseisa psuae~
eovesnaset, 70 - vssssd With shspsopla,A - :.
Executive sl6een Of The govemaess e. -
obey the wish and will Of he peepsa I
to the specie Ciscula', have nes IL pseph -
their instrseiioas- sos The CsagrsasfAs d.
pie sPokes 10 their capacisy-vas ~ ~ -.
lai@ost IN uaaeimoss basss Il sppsuhatisa. = p.
viii of their eoostitueass-and yet ths 49,
|disebsys il oil, and acts bic eva plesssss. + -
~ aea Of the people, o. Of one 0anf b aaA
~ocraey, q 10 il not downright MonsseAys
The last oct that Mr. Jackson vas called -
do for the West, he'd be conferred q, we'll ".
been Of moro benefit to it than aay ,hias n -.
issra,ioo hes given the West. II - oes 49,,
solicitsd-it vas moi begged fes-bss deaaansa
in manner and in language that cosld ~ = -.
understood. But the language Of The baliee n
has been treated with contempt II sAs Eaa,uk
Language b % Construed ~ to call this Deaenna,
We hope the word may never Be spokss seah-
The Treasury order did moro in cseaiias IL -
jesities given against the government cssdidaA 1
the late presidential election than any Other "a e
the adnin'sssstioa, end thess aslovitiss hass -
lceived their rswsrd-thsis puaish@ens.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-18


We heard 90 observation the other evening
which struck ~ much BY its pertinency; and whose
application would Be . rigorous test to many DO
SONS 70 more than think Il would impeach the's
conduct -"why .hould Mrs. w-he unhsp.
Ipyr asked an acquaintance Of hem. "She has .
|splendid house; enjoys . fair fortune, hes much
noaey % she can spend; and, IN short can want
nothisg that moasy eau procure. Her husband
lavishes every thing uPoa Dor. friend whispers
Ito us-Yes, every thing bst his time. This was
the secret; she wanted not hs purse, OF the emp
|ty or fantastic pageantvy that gold could bring
her. che wanted heart; she sighed for tenderness,
and reciprocity of feeling; she would have pur-
chased her husband's time II thousands Per hour.
There 10 . sure test Of the character Of hus-
bands affections 20 his wife. She may have equip
ages and Tetinue n her command; she may reside
in marble porticoed, and silver knockcred door +,
hut watch whether this woman Is escorted tn the
balls and tho roui BY her husband, and whether he
10 happy; It not, their tastes different, and he
cannot afford to waste his time when he has hes
itatiOn to pour out thousands with unspairiDg and
unealculasing hands.-(New Era.
THE Nsw CABIxEr--Extract Of . letter
from Washington, to tho Editor Of The Baltimore
Patriot;-
cit 10 nov believed that j. r. Po;ssse, Esq
Of South CaroIins, Minister to Mexico under the
Of Mr.. Adams, 10 to be appointed
Sec~tary Of War, BY Mr.. Van Buren,. II is a
greed on all hands, aud BY common consent Mr..
Secretary Dickinson about to abdicste the Ma
" department. Dallas, wilkins, and Mullen
burg, Of Pa, and Others Of similar grade o! pot-
ics1 character and intellect in other States, are
airsadv sc'ambling for his place. Mr.. Secretary
Forsyth, who usually has smile and snirk upon
hrs face, especially in presence Of the ladies, now
looks quite gru6 and Disconnected, but Mr.. Wood-
bury continues fat as FslIsta1, with eyes peer
ing ahead. They will both remain At their posts
'whle longer, asd then for missions to France aud
England. Depend ONT there 10 no mistake in this,
70 il 10 already arranged
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-18
II II Il PALLADIUM.
RIcHAoNDs SATURDAY, March 20, 1887.

COVE are requested to announce ACHILLES
WILLIAMS, ~ candjdate for Representative in
The state legislature.
o. We have been requested to announce
JOSEPH MORROW, Esq. - candidate to rep
resent this county io the next legislature.
&IWe are also authorised to announce Mr.. A.
W. BOWERS. - . candidate for Representative
in the next session oftb legislature Of Indiana.
Or We are authorised to announce WILLIAM
GRIFFIN. - . candidate for county Recorder, al
the August election.
0vABNER HAMS, ED 10 4 candidate forI
Recorder Of Wayne county.
0cJAMES lLIFF, 10 . candidate for tho same
Nice.
O~JAMES N. BAXTER, 10 Q candidate for I
Associate Judge Of Wayne eousty.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-18

B.. BUrIza, has been appointed Secretary d
War of'he u States. until successor duly aPpoiat-
% should aseepe, and enter Co. the duties Of said
o5ce.
Ii - sealed that RAE1D Pnrrum, deel;oee BEING
considered candidate foe re-electoa % Cooeyese.
A. our latest dates floa Wsshisetoa City are
The seventh q March, ~ know noahins Of The
Psoeee6;ags a the sxsso sessiea e he Sesaae.
The PFssidest - PnblisAs6 . pa@phlss with
he following singular title paes: ~Fssswssi address
II Andssw Jseksoa - The People ef he U. States.
md he laasgusal Address e Martin Van Burea.
Prosideot ofshe U. 0tases.n
G. u. Dallas, has bssa sppoistsd sinister to|
Raaia.
oss AsaSFsd bssseb 4 Fsss, vsss bseaehi to|
Desei0sse shsse ti0e sises from Germany.
HxzEx CLA.. il. . . caniidase "a re,c....AI
Rsyseis cosasy d ~ legislsasse sfKeusueky.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-18

On the 6rs, page of our pspss will b 6ssd u
inaugural Of the President elect Reed, that -
may Judge.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-18

Whsa does yuw noss u cid vsaabss Leeoos
sestab,ef Whsa il i little soa-iGk.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-18
THE MAILS.

The N. Y. Express has a long and very
good article in reference to the irregularity
Of the mails, and the causes therefor-which
liz Justly alledges are to b found in the msa
sures Of the head Of the department-whe
generally SCREWS the contractors, and they
in turn SHAVE the public.
There IS one paragraph in tho Express ar-
ticle, however, to which we take strong ex:
ccp,ions. 1t 10 one advocating the removal
o, the postage on newspapers. We shall a.
ways oppose = measure Of this kind, except
upon such papers as are taken in the county
where printed. The Express complains Of
the multiplicity Of country newspapers.
True, they may be more numerous than is
profitable to the proprietors; but this 10 for
them to complain Of. We conceive q coun-
Try nywspaper as essential to the county IN
which 1t is printed, IS is the New York Ex-
press, or any other city paper, to the place inI
which it is published. The country press
an now hardly bear up against the cheaply|
printed, and often trashy, papers sent from
he cities. How would it be If the postage
vas taken oft
Fbuhalo Whie.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-18

FoRnoN GaAIx.--At last one million and a
half Of dollars has been within the last six
months paid for foreign gram imported into
the united States. What . story Is this to
be told Of the finest agricultural country IN
the world; and what Z comment 70 il upon
American husbandry II Buffalo Whig.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-18

An IKUENpo!-The Louisville Journal. in
noticing the late illness Of F. p. Blair, SAYS,
''his friends need not b alarmed for him this
time, Is his disease will not prove fatal-fos
the day he dies a man sciu h kune!"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-18
LIFE m WASHINGTON CITY

Washington - the most expensive place Tor
q residence in the country. The people who
keep the boarding houses, and work for stran-
gers during the session Of Congress, expect
to make money suficient to support them
the year round. Board at Gadsby's Hotel
|is 81 per day, and fifty cts. for fire, making
l$l7 = week, and the Incidental expenses Of
servants, washing, &c. brings it in . round
sum to $40. The rooms and food are about
equal to New England country tavern, ex.
Icept it is difficult to obtain IN apartment
|aloae. The private boarding houses are
somewhat less, but the cheapest Of the poor
est in quality are SO. exclusive Of washing
There are some members Ut Congress, who
have suits Of rooms for themselves and fami
lies, who pay not less than $500 each week
while their wages are about equal to one
fourth that sum.
A young lady, IN acquaintancs Of mine
who can't eat more than . pigeons wing each
week, is charged SIC for her board and small
sleeping room-so that the other sex, after
ell, don't get off much cheaper than the gen
tlemsn. The truth is, people are compelled
to submit TO these extortions or not stop here
a. there is perfect unanimity on the subject
lamong the sixty or seventy boarding houses
and even at these prices they are oil overflow
ling. The most moderate charge here Is
80 .h hire cornnnasslv reUY,la tad nv the CITY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-03-18

.OIO YOItIC9 OSC kuVCu 0uSbOos SvOsy "8sss
They present a rare exhibition Of beauty and
taste and intellect and the extreme of fashion.
The hour o: visiting is 9 O'Clock and for re-
|tirement about 2 o'clock. Dancing is uni-
versal, and the entertainment is rich and beau
tiful beyond description. Tho throng is inn
mense aad as the mass are strangers to each
other, there is but little conversation. The
enjoyment consists mostly in eating, stroll,ng
about and joining in the dance.
As concomitant part of the organization
Of this national metropolis, where people are
from every state and territory
in the Union, VICE gilded and fashionable, is
a conspicuous feature, Gaming houses prevade
every part of the city and . number OF ele-
CANT billiard rooms, with signs hung out in
staring capitals, are located on Pennsy lvania
Avenue. For your private ear, reader, l will
tell you what l have had from an authentic
source, that in a single knock of ball the
other night on a billiard table in this city, a
notorious wealthy gambler lost his $4,000!
Last Sunday afternoon was beautiful and
mild for the season. During this period of
time, three young, good looking girls, of a
profigate character were seen on horseback,
racing up and down the principal city aven-
aesIThese are mere isolated specimens of
.life in Washington."-( Northampton Cour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-27

TUE BROAD STREET RIoTxRs.-h the
case of the 10 Irislimen indicted for partici-
pa,ing in the riot in Broad street, in Boston.
before the Municipal Court,thc jury returned
verdict on Friday morning fguliy against
Barney, Faning and John Welch. and nor
gully gainst the other eleven, who, ofoonrso'
were discharged.
Three Americans. George Prime, Abel
Harrington and Elisha Gleason are now or
trial on II charge of breakng into the Irish
houses in Broad street, duriag the riot, and
destroying the furniture &c. They are de-
Tended by J. G. Park s. G. w. Philllps-Mark
Adams against whom an indictment was also
found, had obtained bail, and was not to be
found.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-27
COAL.

Tu>IlE Subscriber having several Vessels un-
n employed, rather than lay them up 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; Ss rs cents for 2240 los. TO be delivered on
the arrival Of tho vessel ireishting the same, or
rs soon thereafter as may be practicable, first
orders having the priority. with view to un-
deceive any portion of the public that NAV with
hold their orders, by being aattered that they will
himself to refund 10 those that paironise him. all
sums paid beyond the lowest retail prices of amy
regular dealer in Coal. either IN this, Or Provi-
dence market, through this Season.
lie also intends keeping constant supply oi
COAL on hand, for retailing, from the Yard.
GEORGE KNOWLES.
Newport, May 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-27

lluMBUG Benton ONCE MoRE.-The Edit
tor of the Lowell Courier publishes an cx-
tract from the letter of u respectable gontle-
man of st. Louis to his friend, a merchant IL
Lowell. describing the Course to be pnrsue0
by the administration, from the lips at ma Tess
a parsonage than the redonb,able cravated
Col. Benton himself What will the AlbaDy
republican committee say to this? WIZ the
rgus content itself with a simple expressions
of dissent from their mungrcl address, or will
it applaud to the echo the experiment. which
will undoubtedly be carried out still farthers
One thing is evident as MONDAY, there IL Ia
tremendous fssurc in the Tory party, in
which Martin Van Burcp eudeavors To insert
his fingers, the log will chose up. and hRe the
ipresumptuous boastrr of ancient iaOle.he wills
be dcvourcd by "roaring lion" Already
are his first mnttcrngs audible.
"In an hours conversation to-day with Co
lionel --, who, by the way, Is q personal
friend of Benton, he told me that in conver-
sation long time with Benton, few days
since, on the currency, the course intended
TO be pursued by the administration was not
to change its policy in the least in regard I"
the Treasury circular, to 90 against nation
a bank, to 20 against all paper issues what
ever, ind in order to redeem the government
| from debt, to bring in all the public lands i'm
mcdiatcly into market, to be sold for what
they will bring, and for specie alone. Agalp
20 have government bank Of discount and
dcposite, without issuing paper. This is the
course to be pursued by the administration
so says Benton. He is in corresponds nee
with the party from all parts OF the country
They are preparing TO ac, III concert. That
the above course is the ono intended to he
pursued, there can be no denbt. My au,ho-
rty is good and can be relied on. The SOON
CT every business man closes his business tho
better, for general ruin is staring us in the
face. 1t remains to be seen whether there
are enough in the ranks OF the administration
party to follow in their mad career"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-27
LAST WEEKS OMISSIONS.
From tile National Intellisencen
THE MANDAMUS.

4 The unanimous opinion of the Circuit
Court OF the District of t,olumbia was yester-
day delivered by Chief Justice Craneh, Ola
the motion Of Mr.. Coke to qpash the return
made by the postmaster gcneralto the man
damus niSi, heretofore issued against liiIn az
the relation Of Stockton, Stokes, and MOORE
The opinion. which was Characterised by
great ability and research, aud occupied two.
hours and half in the delivery went into II
minute examination Of tho various points
mnde in the return and in argument 'Fbes
Court adhered to their opinion given on thse
return to the rule 10 show eaUse. sustained
their jurisdiction. and quoshed Tie return, as
being insufficient.
The court, then, on motion Of Mr.. Coxc, of
counsel for the relators, granted writ of
PEREMrTORY MANDAMUs, returnable on tho
I4h of August next.
[The reason for the distant tay set down
for farther proceeding, was the understanding
that the court would not be again IN session.
until that time.
| Now we shall see-w hat wa shall see. An
appeal to the Supreme Court of tho United
States will not bo taken, we presume, by Mr..
Kendall, because in so doing he admits tho
jurisdiction ot the court, and thereby sweeps
away his only ground Of resistance. Whas
will he do, then? Obey the percmptory
mandamus or go te Jail, or call upon "the au-
thor of the letter TO Sherrod Williams" "t1
strike the process Dead" by dismissing tho
marshal from office? Wo shall see.-[-E y
Com. .2dr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-27
JOHN HORSWELL,

Has Removed from the Store Of Mrs. To,cn-
send 10 his oten, No. l6l IL THAMES street
a Etp doors North,
VNuERr he will continue to carry on the
w TAILORING BUSINESS, in all its
branches. lie will endeavor to supply the
wants-gratiiy the wishes, and even whims
of those who may feel disposed to employ him
lie has on hand an extensive assortmen,
of Broadclotl,s, Cassimcros, Bnckskins, Vest
ings. Stocks, Shirts, Bosolns. collars, llosic-
ry, gloves, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with
A choice lot of Ready Made Clothing, com
prsng every garment suitable for sca-iarlng
mcn.-Also Gentlemen's Superfnc coats,
pautaloons, vests, &c. &c. and viii sell then,
on a. reasonable terms as can be purchased
elsewhere.
Newport, April 20, 1897.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-27
NEW STOCK
OF a.
Is O o II S g. S III o T. S.
BENJAMIN RSH, JR.


HAS just received q large supply of the
H above articles of about every description
and price, among which are--Ladies French
Shoes, first quality, (mportcd)-Ladics kid,
morocco, lasting, and Denmark satin SHOES
Also, Gentlcrnen's Gne BOOTS--moroc-
co and kid dress pumps-Misscs and chill
dren's morocco, kid and leather do.-Also a
large quantity of Ladies low priced Shoes,
and about every article usually called for in
Shoe Storc--all Of which can be purchased
as low as at any other Store in Newport.
N. B.-Boots and Shoes of every kind
made to order in the best manner and war
ranted to fit; and particular attention paid To
repairing. April u, 1887.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-27
Court Of ProLaie, .Ni,Dpori, July 3, 1897.

Court Of ProLaie, .Niwpon, July 3, 1897.
V0NHE Commissioners on the estate of Cad
wallader Gray, having presented THEN
first and second Reports OF said estate fol
allowance -
It is ordered, that the same be re-
ccived and the consideration thereof re.
icrrcd to Court Of Probate, to he hol
den AT the State House in Newport, on the
first Monday OF August next, at . o'clock a
M. aud that previous notice be given by pub
fishing copy of this order three sevcra
times in the Hcrald ofthe Times, for all per
sons interested to appear at said time ant
place and be heard.
!. True copy-witncss,
B. b. HowLAND, Prob. elk.
July l3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-27

New Discovered kiond The following -
copied from the log book oi the Whale ship Aad-
ley Cis,k., Capt. Paddock. ~hish anscs he'e a
Jew weeks since from Pacific Ocodn:-
/ "Dec. 2stb, IsS6--At daylight saw sman
island bearing Fast sboui miles distant; haaled
~. and ran whhia miles OF n.--Ihe 'si"oo
,J no, esceed bali niIe IN length, was ihickly
vooded Lu, saw no appearance OF ns being IN
bubi,cd. The Iong giiude OF this Island, by The
chren.n,-t,r, was l65 % W and latitude deJsced
from ohser, aiisn. AT noon, ~ ~ s. ss no such
Island !. laid down on any of the latest Charts on
board the ship @ considered a. newly di-ce, essd.
snd thetefote paurd ".Ntrporf Isiond
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-27

| ToRNApo.-The Cincinnati Guzettc men
ltions that q dreadful tornado was experienced
4 in South Hanover. Indiana, on the 9th lnst.,
which tore down fences and the largest trees,
and destroyed or seriously injured every
building in the place. The whole was tho
e ork Of five minutes, yet amid the crash of
falling timbers, the fury Of the bursting tenn
pest, the psals Of thunder and the vivid glare
of the lightning, NO, soul in Hanover or It's
vicinity, was either killed OF mach injured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-27
LOST OR MIsCARRIED.

A LETTER was placed by William II.
"A Loving, Esq. in the Post Office at
Brownsville, Tennessee, on or about the 9th
May, 1886, directed to the subscriber at Now
port. X. Island, containing the left hand halves
of Five One Hundred Dollar notes Of the
Bank Of The United States, dated and num-
bcred as follows:-
One for 800, l.. !. dated nth March, 1929 oI
1927, payable at st. Louis.
One for 800, u. 1874, dated sth June, 1882
pay ube at Natchez.
Ono for 500, N. 2I2, dated goth Dec. 1891
payable at Naichez
One for 800, N. 52s, dated 3d April, 1882
payable at Nashville.
One for 500, =. 57I, dated LIST May, 1895
payable at Mobile.
Said Letter has never reached its destinn
tion.-All persons are cautioned against re-
ceiving the above described notes, SIS appli
cation will be- made TO the Bank by the sub
scribcr, to whom they belong, for payment.
.. DANIEL TISDALE.
Newport, II. ]. April 20, IS37.--3m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-27

MAKrLASp.-Ths following are the Wbig
nominations for Congress in Maryland. The
day Of election is the 26th:--S. J. X. HANDY,
James Alfred Pesrcc, Elias Brown, Iohn 7.
Kennedy, and Chs. Stereu Ridgeley; AHtbo-
NY Kimmcll. nominated, WIN. G. johnson, M
dependeat; Joseph I. Merrick, Daniel Jenlfer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-27
Charles N. Tillcy,

XNTOULD inform his friends and customers
w generally, that he has for sale at hi. Store,
No 90a Thames street, good assortment OF
CIR OC r. u ES,
among which are, Loaf, Lump, White. aud
Brown SUGAR.
Tyson. Young Hyson, Tyson Skin and SOU
chopg TEA.
COFFEE, parchcd and ground Coffee.
roilou's Chocolate and Cocoa.
Kitchens patent Cocoa.
Soda, Butter, and Sugar Crackers.
RICE, FLOUR, BUTTER, CHEESE.
Doolhile's, Winchester's, and Robbins No. l
SOAP.
Shaving soap Of al kinds; white French Soap,
in bars. a good article.
! Spices Of all kinds ground and unground.
Box, and kcg Ranins, Prsnes, Dates and Figs.
Starch, Salerntus, Sweet Oil and Catsup.
! Castor Oil, Magnesia, Cream Tartar, Salts,
Hour Brimstone, ,Camphor, and Liquorice.
/ Eau dc lavender and Cologne water.
! Lamp Oil and Sperm Candies, Of the irsl
quality.
With great variety Of BOOKS aud FAN
CY GOODS.
/ Also, Glass and Crcckery Ware, Of all kinds,
Wooden Ware. Willow Ware, Baskets, Stoves,
SC. &c. all Of which will be sold as cheap as at
any store IN Newport.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-27
To q Occ r -.

VuNlIE Subscribers having been appointed A.
u gents for the Eagle SnnIl mill in New York,
and just received LOT Of snuIi fresh from the
mill they ofer To supply Grocers with any qun"ll
" Of the above article AT the New York prices,
free from any extra charge or freight. dra,age. OF
any other expense. $. H. & G.. LANVTON.
Newport, Feb. I6.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-27
A@aazsAe
RAIL ROAD LINE TO BOSTON.
Summer arrangements.


A stage will leave Newport every day, Sunday
IA excepted, at % o'cIo X A. M. and arrive in
Fall River ut i2k O'Clock, leave Fall River at
O'Clock and arrive in Taunton at 4 clock p. Nj.
the ears leaves at a O'Clock p. M. aud arrive in
Boslon Ga o'clock.
Returning tho cars leave Boston every day at
7 o'clock A. Nj. and arrive in Taunton about .
A. NJ. Stages will leave directly after for Fall
River and Newport, arrive in Fall River ut ~ !
O'Clock, leave Fall River at O'Clock, and ar
rive in Newport at O'Clock p. M stage Faro
$2-Rairoad 81 80
\ stage will leave Fall River every day, Sun
day excepted, after the arrival of the Newport
stage for New Bedford, where they will arrive al
4 p. M.
Returning stage will leave New Bedford eve-
ry day. Sunday excepted, at 8 A. M. and arriy.
in Fall River at II O'Clock. Passengers can have
two hours in Fall River and arrive in Newport al
1 O'Clock p. Nj. Stage Fare ~.
Extra Coaches at all times reasonable terms
Stage Books at Mcssrs. TowIIsends g. las
ards IIoie!s.
RUFUS B. KlNSLEY,& Co. ProprictOrs.
Newport, July 9, 1887.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-27
CUARDL4yv-S NOTICE.

vV,HE subscriber having bcen appointed by
Il the Hon. Cont of Probate OF tho town
of Newport, Guardian To the person and cs-
tate of 'rl,on,as Chapman, OF said Newport,
hereby requests oil persons having claims
against said Chapman, to present them with
in six months from, the date hereof. for nd.
justmept, and all indebted TO him to make
paymcn, to p. p. RgMiSGToS, Guardian.
Newport, July >, 1887.