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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-08
From the Scrap Book.
Mr.. Edrard Bmckeit's second
Coursship.
COursShlp.

Since The scrapeltoid you a.
hout rother day, / got in with
Polly Posey, | have made aoo-
ther trial AT courlin', and got
in 4 worser scrape than that.
You see | went TO a country
church, whar seed Miss Gin
ney Luyejoy; and when she
went TO start home, cousin Joe
says TO me. thar goes a iarna.
tion purity gal, and spose you 60
home with her. Well says /,
by hockey will /. So offI starts,
when ! got to my horse, my girt
was broke, and | begun 20 gin
ont goin', but Joe says 10 me, il
ill never do TO back cut that
way, SO he said he'd lend me
hissen. We'll, | took of my bro
broken grit doubled il UP and
put i in my coat pocket. and a
way | goes.--I rid up side on
her and axed her i'll mought 60
wild her. She said | could do as
| please, and SO ! went Ca
Well Ginney had a considera-
bic chance offellors artcr her,
and you may guess | didn't ride
very close 10 her; hut VIC soon
got there, and snt down toIera-
bic close 10 Ginney, and said, 4
fine sa, mount to-day Miss Gin
ney, and at that every Teller
spoke, and that was the last
word ! gol to sayto her. But
arter "A while we. all sol down 60
dinner (; well, some of'um hand
cd me a plate Of rice, and nxed
me ii ia take some. and | was
50 much confused that | took
the plate Of rice and handed
them the one | had bin usin.--|
Every one round the table lated
and | could see they wanted to
laff moro than what they did
well yos noe ] felt nifty shaIncd
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-08
MONTICELLO ACADEMY.

MONTICELLO ACADEMY.
v&SHR Trustees Of this institution, feel rrat6ed
- IN being enabled to inform its friends and the
public generally that the bSild Ing for the accom-
notation of Teachers an Pupils, is nearly COM
pletet, ana will be opened for the reception Of stu
dents on the frs; Of January iiryt. 1t is large
and handsome edifice OF two stories, commanding
. beautiful prospect Of the town and neehboraooa.
e The upperioom will be appropriated to the fe-
n male department, the lower 70 the male. 1t is
spacious and airy, and will be furnished with evrrr
: accommodation To pro.nose the education Of youtf
II The location ofthis institution is in Monticello.
on Pearl Riverin the county OF Lawrence: A
town celebrated for its saiubrity and health fta.
bounds With ncrer failing springs the purcst wa
ter. Parents therefore, regarding the health Of
their children, can no where promise themselves
more fat'crng hopes OF its continuance than al
this Academy.
The institution viii be un,er the s,Iperinten-
dencc Of the Rev. A. r. GRAVES, a gentleman of
talent anil experience The following Honorabs
and Rev gentlemen are II vrcd 70, as hayirg
, recommended MIR. Graves To ne Trustees, as q
!, man OF anbemished character, ripe scholar and y
skful teacher.
The Rev. Jeremiah Chamberlain D. d. Presi:
dent Of oakland College.
Rev. Benjamin Chase A. III. Of Adams cointy.
Rev. Benjamin Shaw A. NJ OF Waodville WIZ
kinson county.
] Rev. A. n.sT,awrence A. M. Editor of,hs New
OH, ms Observer
Hon. John Henderson of4ancock eonn.v
Hon. C. p. Smith Of Svooayilc Wilkinson
county.
4 The FINALE department VII be under the care &
management Of Miss SorH.A Rover, LADY Who
carer tie E5 rsae1afa fntaiiiap. x s.e i,alh-i
lis weapons were meekness and irvei
e went about doing good; lie injured
diversity with patience, and would have
Uttered mari rdom fof his faith. His
Of peace, are getting 10 be the
Of the whole civilized world
thus much he Was il advance Of his aye.
Is l touched the soil of Penn, drtefnh'1.
4 n seek cu, home 10 some couuvity
I Frisads"
DaRspIsE Tho inhabitants 1T Csy.
N say tina, Paradise was placed 10 their
onntry, and. according u The Rev, ".
buchanan, they still point out .adam's
ridge, and Ahel's tomb. they also point
al the trpr which bore the forbidden
uit. the Dipi L.Gdnsy Of Bo,anist.. N
81 this tradition, they feirs
the beauty of the fruit, and the scent
the flowers. both Of which are most
mptiog. The shape Of the fruit pre-.
'nts the idea ii piece havine bee" ba-
n of and thu inhabitants say Il was
scellenl before Eve ate Of il.
--------
On the 18th September next
,ere will hc M eclipse, almost
'taI, Of the sun, throughout the
|uited States. Il will he the
Isl central eclipse seen in The
'nited States until the Sod,
lay, 1854. The next total 4.
|ipse of the sun vii! be on the
III Of August, 1864.
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&:ll! 11|lk Rs
For Sale.

VNHE subscriber, contemplating q change
- OF busincss,an removal into the coun
Try, offers for sale, on liberal terms, the fol-
lowing valuable real estates, &c. &c. viz
The spacious and conmoGious Dwelling
House now occupied by the subscriber (near-
new,) fronting on Broad street 20 feet, and
81 feet in the rcar-toge(fier with large
Barn and other out buildings-an extensive
Garden with fruit trees, ,shrubbcry, &c.-Two
good wells Of W ater are on this Estate.
Also the Estate next south, in good repair,
and suitable for two families, with Carpen-
ter's shop thereon standing, a good well Of
water on the premises, fronting on Broad
street G2 feet-l52 rear.
Also,the convenient Dwelling House front
ing the head of Broad street, pleasantly stu.
ated, and good well Of water on the premises.
Also, a lot of Land adjoining. being l30
feet on the old Beach road, and ~ feet rear
with good Blacksmith's shop thereon, and
a complete set Of Backsnth's tools.
Also the 3 story Coach Factory, and Coach
House attached, directly opposite the sub
scrbcr's residence which is weIi calculated
to alter into Dwelling House at small cx-
pensc.
Also, one nice Barouchc for g horses one
light handsome coach 2 new handsome one
horse Barouches, on Elliptic springs one do.
second hand on & springs very good Sc
cond hand Chaises 2 new ones do one first
rate 2 horse Sleigh; one Box Sleigh do one
Gig Sleigh do; one light Horse Cart and
lIarbess ulso, quantity Of second hand
Harness, together with n quantity ofuniinish-
ed work :; such as Body's, Carriages, Wheels,
a lot of new Wheelbarrows, &c. &c.
Also, n quantity of valuable Household
Furniture, and other articles, too numerous
for an advertisement.
LIVE STOCK.
2 fine yonng and well broke gig HORSES.
Also, valuable COW and ycarling Calf
Apply to- ISAAC STALL.
Newport, Aug l6 1898.
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Clerks Office Court Of Probate, .\erpori,
.4ag. 10, 1888.
VNIIE Administration Account on the Es-
l. tate Of Ccazer Babcock, late OF Newport,
colorcd man. dec. was presented for allowance g:
II is ordered that the same be received and
the consideration thereof DO referred 10 a
Court ofProbotc to be holden at the state
House in Newport, OF tho first Monday
in Sept. next at o'clock A. NJ. and TINT
previous notice be given by publishing a
copy of this order, three several times III
the "Herold Of the Times" for all persons
interested, to appear at said time and place,
and be heard.
True copy-witness.
b. u. llowtASp, Prob. Clk.
Aug I6l
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2Weeklp AlnlaMar.


In this town, on Sunday evening Inst, MIR. Andrew
J-nnant, nged about 40 Years.
On Monday last, Abby Ann, daughter of Joseph and
Eliza Pcckhan, aged months and IL days.
same dsy, ABBY, only laughter ot Mr.. Vim. X. Co
we'll aged years and mos.
Yesterday morning, Mr.. William Webb, aged SO yrs
Funeral this afternoon at oclk from his late residence
head of Broad Street where his friends relatives c
respectfully invited to attend.
At Saratoga Springs Sunday, the Goth ult Charles
w Jenkins, al w illaBI Jenkins Oi Providence, III
the 3lst year ot his age.
At New York the 9ih inst Mr. Henry Dull, Mcr-
chant of that city, aged 40 Years. lie was the son VI
che late Henry Bull, Esq. formerly oi this town.
At Rodney, Mississippi, on the 10Th ut, oi congcstv'
fever after an illness Of six day Mrs Mary c. IawtOn
wiIe oi Josiah Iawon, ESQ orn,ery of Providence and
daughter oi the e John A. Collins Esq Of this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-16

Patronised by The Nary cfthe United States.
DIR. PHELPS
AR G. AN u M.
For the cure Of tho wors, diseases Of the Skin
| UlcerOus Sores, Scrofuid or Kings Eru,
| Suphiitic and .Ncycuyidl diseases, Rheu-
niaiism, White SWeiings, Liver a)-
/ ftciiois, eostipeness Of the BOtcels,
general Debility, &c.
\ II is likewise particularly recommended Il
those, whose constitutions are broken by habit,
Of luxury, or iDienpsrance. and all those, who's,
Lungs aud C.sst are diseased by remote cnGser
in the SYSTEM
The Arcanurn has acquired very extended s
celebrated character in many parts Of the world,
in Hospital aud Private Practice. IL lras the
strong testimony Of
Dr. Mitchell NJ. ID. New York;
| DR.. John ID. Goodman, NJ. ID. Philadelphia.
and others.
Tho certificates that accompany this Medicine
are too numerous to publish, all Of that high order
tina, il would DO difficult 10 select. Tho public
are invited to call on the Subscriber and examine
for themselves.
Also, THE CHEMICAL PILE OLNT-
NEWT,
| A celebrated article for the euro Of Piles in cv-
ery stage Of tho disc accompanied will, nu-
n,erous certificates.
FISHERS CORN PLASTER.
This Plaster will euro corns in few days
witl,ou, pain or danger.
DIR. CH.7p.MLN".S COUGH MIXTURE,
\ For the cure Of diseases Of the chos, or lung'.
as Coughs. Coils, Influenza, Asthmos, Ca
tarrhs, Hectic Ferers, splitting Of BLOOD, and
other dseased distractions, aud irrtnions OF the
respiratory system.
Il The above celebrated medicines arc prepared
by A. X. PHELPS, NJ. ID. Worcester, Mass.
and are warranted superior and excellent articles
They are for sale BY tho most respectable r'ys'c-
II West Indies, &c.
II iCP Beware Of couneIiehs.
II J. W. EDDY, Agent Tor Newport,
H for the above invaluable medicines.
II Aug l6, 1888.
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SDiritusS Vita.

TulO THE PUBIlC.-This is TO certify, thai
Il have sold TO SAMUEL YOUNG, my Re-
cipe for making the SPIRiIvs VIra, and as
have not, aud shall not dispose Of said Receipt Ia
any other person. the public may rest assured
OF obtaining the genuine article by applying to
said Young, ut No. IO7, Westminster street.
DAVID PICKERING.
The subscriber having purchased Of Rev
DAVID PICKERING, his Recipe for making lie
SPIRIrUs VITn, supply can ut any timo be
bad, by applying rs above.
SAMUEL YOUNG.
This Medicine il useful IN nunerous cases, Us
an external remedy.
II may he depended upon rs tho most eiIica-
cious remedy for Toothaehe, LoekiaU, Hy-
drOphobia, Bite of Poisonous serpents, or
insects, FeIons, Chronic Kheumatism, White
sceNing, .Nsypony Headache, Dia,rha, Cho-
lie, spas,ns, spTains. Bruises; Cramps, Chil-
6faias, sc.
Directions for use, with tho medicine, to he
had Of SAMUEL YOUNG, Proprietor, or OF hi.
authorized agents
Agents for the above J. w. Eddy, Newport
Elphaet Young, Wickford-Carrique & Allen,
Pawtucket-lIumpmy Almy, Fall River.
Directions for use, with she medicine, TO be
procnred in this town from none baiJ w. Eddy
sole Agent Of the Proprietor, Newport.
u-js The above article has acquired great
celebrity in Providence, and wherever it has been
introduced.
August Is.
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RAID OF THE TIMES.

apPoin,ei A gents Cor the salo oi the Indian Ps,.
gstNe Fills.
! NEWPORT JOSEPH w. EDDY.
PROVtDENCE-John T.. CsJ,, 2Ol West
minister street.
| PAWTUCKET--David Benedict.
| August 10, 1888.
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Great Luck at the Old Office !
Ky AMPLE

Great L,tck ut the Old Office !
EXAMPLES.
In s. f.. ia, last Saturday, Comb. 20 81 j6
came up Prize Of 81, 900.
In 8. +. li5, last Monday, Comb. % 4s GO
came up Prize of 500.
In S. F. ll6, last Tuesday, Comb. 81 ~ 81
came up Prize Of $50.
All sold in the last three days to persons in
this town who needed the money.
This Day, Aug. IG,
No. lls, 90 nos. Is ballots, Capital $4,000,
l5 Of 1000,
80 of 500,
Tickets Sl.
Friday, Aug. IL,
No. llS, &C nos. l2 ballots, Capital $4,000,
Tickets 81.
LOOK AT THIS!
Saturday, Aug. IL,
No. 100, 12 nos. IL ballots, Capital $4,000
/ Of 5000
! Of $500
] Of 1900
I Of O,25O
s of 1000,
8 Of $50
600 Of 500,
Tickets $40.
To be sold in great variety Of Numbers
without Flourish Of Trumbets and the Puff
Pastry of many Lottery advertisers.
Tire deep current runs smooth.
old Lucky Office, nearly opposite Vose's
celebrated Confectionery.
J. G. SHAW.
Hnn Ic
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MRS. KIDDER's CHOLERA, DYs-
ENTERY, AND DIAREHOEA COR
DIAL,

DIAL,
Sold Jy Il. J. TAYLOR, Druggist, sole .lgent
for .\tmpon, X.
vUNIIIS medicine is acknowledged by thousands
l. to stand unrvalled in this or any other
Country, for the cure Of the above, and will re-
store where every other remedy fails performing
i,s cure in most cases in very few hours II taxi
en- in season. II does not require more than forty
eight hours to cure the most violent bloody, Shiny
\ dSscntcry; cholera, and common cholera morbus
are instantly checked, aud the patient quickly re-
stored to health. Diarrhoea that Is Of recent deaf
is cured in very few hours, niarrhoea that has
continued for months, and even for years, ~ cur
ed by using this medicine according TO the direc-
tions and the patient will DO restor, To health
Persons going to warm climates if they will pro-
iIe themselves with this medicine, will have lit
tie or nothing to fear from Cholera, Dysent'y,
or Didrrh"ea.
Children that.aye tcething, and children that
are brought up by hand, should always he pro-
yided with this medicine If possible, as II will ge-
nerally regulate their bowels in the course OF a
few hours, and prcsen, Them from becoming wouh
and reduced from Diauhoea.
IL checks vomiting produced from any cause
whatever, and il is an invaluable remedy in sen
sickness.
lii composed Of materials that are perfectly
harmless, and may be taken by either sex ut any
age with perfect safety, aud viii not inJure the
constitution.
N. Is. This medicine will always leave the
bowols in perfect order, producing no constipation.
July I, is3s.-6m.
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No Cure, No Fay 80!

- AIT RHEUM, RING UOR.M, TET
- TIERS, SCALD HEAD, JACKSON
OR B.4RBER'S ITCH, and all other diseases
Of the skin. are cfcctually cured by the use OF
SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT RhEUM,
which has never yet failed to cure in. single in.
stance out Of over 900. II Is an ensns new
discovery in the annals of medicine. and tile sub
scr,bcrs are willing to guarantees . cure to eyc'
~ purchaser, or refsud the fall pr'ce of Il. M
change IN diet Is necessary aud there Is no danger
Of applying !, even 10 the ,end.res infant. Fte
pared and sold by a. B. h ID. SANDS, 100 Tul.
ION, corner or William ST. N York. Also. by
X. u. HAZARD, Sign Of tie Golden Mortar
Newport, X. 4. Price Si.
Dec 2S.
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August l6.
NEW FANCY
AND
STAPLE GOODS,
For sale at
James Ham mon dis.

Fig'd black lace, and lace edgings,
Black manrilla Silks and Satlins,
Rich Ribbons and Betings,
Alpines aud BOmbnzines,
Muslin de Lame Shawls,
Victoria and Edinburgh Shaw!s,
Scarfs and crava,s,
TiHoad Laces and Edgings.
Mourning and rich French prints,
Black Mecklin lace aud Silk Fringe,
Plain and ig'd Mousseline de Laiue,
Rich blue black aud black poult de- So ie,
Ladies' open work thread Gloves,
French work Coiars, new patterns.
Drake neck---blue back-black and London
smoke, French Thbet Cloths
Lavender, and lavender aud black Gadze, Satin
lace edged figured Ribbons.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-16
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday Aug I3
(!ieported for the Boston Pslriot)

Al market 300 Beef Catile, $50 Stores 20 Cows and
Calves, $500 Sheep, and 40 Swine.
PHcES-bEEf tArTLE---Salcs were quick, and las,
weeks prices were hilly supported We quote about
Tue ram1-irst quality at Sos second quality ~ II
23 third quality Sc q 10.
SrOREs--A suiicent number have not been sold u
estsbils., prices.
Cows AND CALvEs-sales made at S25, 81, IS
~, 40, aud so.
az, and -.
SWINE one small lot only sold, price not public
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-16
DIR. ID. JAYNE.

UJ,ST received direct from DR.. JAIME, ol
- Philadelphia, supply ot his
SANATIV PILLS,
new preparation, which has proved to be as
beneficial in the Diseases for which they arc
dcsipned-as his Cwminaiiue Batsam and
IudiGn Eyptctorani. These Sanativc Pills
are offered os a cure for Liver Complaints
Cosiireness, Dyspepsia, and many other dis
enscs. Those who use the Espectorant
ought to have a Box of these Pilla--wbicl
viii be explained by calling on the sobscrih
er.-Prcc only - cts. per Box. d.,
Also, with the Pills was received, iresl
supply Of the Erpeciordnt and Carminaiir'
Baisan-the latter, the only certain cure io'
ALI diseases of the Bowels, and Sann,r Com
plants. j. W. bDD'' ''Stm'
Auga
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-16

"Large .lches from Ldne Toe Cor's gro'r.
CORNS, CORNS-An efcctual and war.
~ rantcd cure for Toe Corns, which does
no, failto cure IN one instance IN 1C0, ior sale
by the gross, dozen, or single box, by a. Is.
& ID. SANDS, 100 Fulton, corner OF william
ST.. n. York. Also. by X. II. HAZARD,
Sign of the Golden Mortar, Newport, X L.
Price OILY % Gems. lDec &c.
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Tdal amt. of resources l4,6O8, ,802 9f

u.
Ofthc Notcs, and Bills'discountcd-th there
is payable out of the State the
sum of S3,482 ,802 30
And payable in the state .8,73O,157 ii
OF the circulation there il
heldby the banks the suinof 433, ,523 o.
Inthc hands Of the public, ,75i 900 90
BY comparing this abstract with the
returns made to- the Commissioners,
July 9th, 1888, it appears that since
that date, the circulation has been in
creased 81, ,22i 80
The specie has been increased % ,52o -
The deposits, including divi-
dcnds unpaid, have been re-
duccd 68,63o CO
Tie I.bans and Discounts
have been reduced I7o, ,153 OF
Published pursuant to law.
Office Of The Bank Commissioners,
Proridence, August 10, 1888.
IIrsay ASrnoNY, Bank
Gro. &. KING, Commission
WM. PEcKHhM crs.
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NOTICE.

We are requested "a mention that The Rev. Mr.. BEI
Twill preach al the Unitarian Church ssis place
tomorrow Fnday evening, at half past O'clock
Aug. lC.
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NEW LINE-FOR NEW YORK.


The steamer MAssAcHU-
a sErrs, Capt. Comstock
ytsl{:TN9av will leave Providence
q for Now York this after
noon, at 6 o'clocketouching as usual at this
place, to receive and land passengers.
Auu lG.
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NEW GOODS.

DECEIVED this day very handsome new
IL Ribbons, Mouslin de LANES, French
Capcs and Collars, Muslin Bands, w hlte dou'
be Florence, &c Sc. ~. SESS'oNS,
AUG OH. IG?, Thomes-st
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-08-16


Gxgtx4S.S highly improved Estuie ia New
port. where he AT pi eseni resides.
The Cottage is in the Italian villa 81, le OF
architecisre, spacious double House, containing
thirteen rooms, aud about the sane number oI
closets and paDtries. On each side Of the dwell
ling are wings, distant about fifty feet one being
for fsel and various offices, the other the coacl,
house and stable. The proprietor has spared no
expense in embellslring this Esiate =, ihe princi-
pal walks and rustic bower are paved with
hag stone, have been planted nearly SIX
hundred various kinds Of trees which are now in
luxuriant foliase, besides an infinite variety OF
shrubbsry adjoining the ornamental grosnds is
ia lnrge garden. This Estate is bounded on
Church street upwards Of four hundred feet the
side walk paved with flag stone, und extensive
fronts on i,olleype aud Touro streets "A con-
siderable part Of the property could bo advan-
tageously laid oil in building Lots, without en-
croaching materially on the ornamental grounds
The furniture or any part Of il will also be sold.
Apply to RICHARD X. RANDOLPH, Esq. or TO
the subscriber.
HENRY SCHROEDER, Jun'r.
Avg. 0, 1885.
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THIS DAY, Aug. 10Th,


1000 Dollars for 9 = Dollars.
Susstr County. Class :sI.
Capital S9,000-Iickets 50 80.
Friday, Aug l7lh,
Literature L0ffsry, Class 81,
Capital S5,OOO-Tickets 81.
Saturday, Aug II.
Tirginia, .NorfoH. Class ).
Capitals $50, 900, $1,000, $1,000, Q:
Of 81 900, 900 of S2o0-Tickets $40.
Monday, Aug Goth,
STATE Treasury Glass 2,
Capital Si0,000-l'ickets 81.
Tuesday, Aug. 2Ist,
DeStfw0,e Stale, Class ~,
Capital S8,0O0-Ticke,s -
For Tickets or SlIares please apply to
N n Nnvy~c
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For Sale,
Avg. 0, 1855

For Sale,
ErN ALL the Real Estate former
%:!:lE ly belonging TO tho late Johr
IiiM Williams, dec. consisting o
Essxss5 the Wharf, Stores, aud Dwell.
ing House situated on Thames street, known
az the John Coggesbal Estate ; the House
aud Lot OIL Thames street opposite Bridge
street, formerly occupied by said Williams
House and Lot in Farewell street, opposite
the 2d Baptist Meeting House, almost new
u House with n very large Lot in Warner
street one Lot with , stores on it, aud
Wharf in front, on the Long Wharf on the
west side of the bridge, and one small Lot on
the East side Of the bridge-Also 4 lots o
Land in the N. 4. part of the town, contain
ing about 3 l-2 acres. For terms apply t(
WM. STEVENS, Erecr.
Newport, Aug ., 1898.
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HILLTOP COTTAGE,
FOR SALE,

The subscriber intending to e.
Z to Europe in the course Of the
ensuing year, offers for sale the
3 highly improved Estate ia New
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lo7I.o yJ,n..s,

All orders enclosing Cash or Prize Tick
cts will meet with prompt aud confidential
attention il addressed as above.
Aug. I6.
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STATEMENT of the situation of the
Banks in the State of Rhode Island
&c. on Friday August 3, 1888, as the
samc appears by the returns made by
them to the Bank Commissioners:
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RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. Sl2,2l3,259 81
Specie in Bank, 564, ,725 90
Bills Of other Banks, sos, ,244 56
Balances due fin other banks 9OO,G ,G3I 80
Stock in own bank, 1917, ,941 92
Stock Real estate and other
=. property, 900, ,993 %
- A. 900 90, - p
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEARED.

s'chr. Hannal, Eoss, Boston.
sjioDp Albany, Gibbs, Albany.
do. Hudson, West, New Bedford.
do. Hero, Read, Providence.
do. Camilla, ChaInpliD, \. York.
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cO0E Stoves. ParIOr StOyes
LINENS.

A complete assortment of Irish Linens, 6
"A z, aud 5.5 Linen Damask, s and 1914
Linen Sheeting, f.inen Hdkfs., l.. G. do
Long Lawns, &c. &c. at very low prices, at
H. SESSIONS,
July &c. F62, Thames.st.
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l.IAE EIIITIE!

Total amount liabilities II ,6O8, ,8O2 81
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At Caap, April 10th, barquc Constitution, Clifford o
this port. y
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rI,OBACCO.-2O boxes very fine quality, direct fron
l. Richmond Just receive, and for sale, 10y Is. WOOL
! &Co., VANS Whad.
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