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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-05-08

HARD TfMEs.--A writer in the New
Hampshire Courier, gives the following
philosophical view of the origin Of the srea,
monster " hard times -
81 consider the cause of The present dis
tress somewhat in this light. My brother
Jonathan was rather an cHterprlsiug man
and had quite happy knack at getting
along comfortably in worldly matters. lie
was very fond Of trading, buying and sell
ling To make gain-very shrewd and cum
niuc-a real cut-and-thrust at.a bargain-
aud, as he drove business to some purpose
and laid up few sinners, all the young
Junathans think they have nothing to do
hut to trade as he did. But here is The diff
ference; my brother understood nil the
inanTyres and management of business,
while the young ones knew nothing Mt all
about it. The former attended sales aud
auction., and bough. what he wanted, pro-
vided he could buy il at pennyworth; the
latter buy whatever is sold, whether they
want it or not n mixed medley of every
thing, because it is sold at auction aud must
be cheap! The former paid down the
iiii' INV
ter pay for theirs in credit. BY and by
pay day comes-ihcy cannot meet their
bills, and are favored by an unwelcome Wis
it from the sheriff. Their goods are at
tachcd and again sold at auction: thus it
goes all heller skelter-one half 10 fee the
lawyers, the other 10 pay the sherff;-nnd
here is the end of it property all sold and
none of the debts paid. The fact is, peo-
pie live too fast young sprouts want TO be
something. don't know whu.--speculnle hu IN
goods, houses or Eastern lands-get above
their business, aud become-.just nothing at
dH They begin nj the large, aud come
out at the small end of the horn like the
swindlcr who entered a fashionable hotel
and seated himself with becoming Honcha-
lance nj the dinner table-but on becoming
known, found himself kicked out by the
.eryan,s-thus lnsng his dnner aud get
ting his desert"
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

Ship Kutusof. Taylor, Of this port, sailed from
Liverpool for New York ArpT 9Th.
Brig Echo, Messer, of this port, days from Ha-
vana, arrived at Wilmington on 21th ulL
Arr.a Boston, on Sunday, 25th ult, schr Concord
Coo, from Havana.
Arr. at Savannah, 23d alt. sclr Eagle, Wiley
from Havana
Al Marsellles, March 10Th, brig Gov. Codding
ton, Cozzens for New York. #
At Msianzas, April 2iih, brig Laurel. Smith for
CaTdenss in few days, to load for New York.
Arr. al Savannah, 2sth, brig Poland. Gardner
from Havana.
CID at Charleston, 3Oib, sehr Reaper, Knowles
Wilmington, ". c.
Spoken Aprll 4, lat 20. long ~, ship Palestine
Lilieleid, frem New Orleans for HsTre.
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odd ray to detect a ThJt-A lady in
the upper part of the city, few days since,
missed nearly four pounds of fresh butter.
Os enquiring of her maid what had become
of it, she decInred that the cat had ate the
whole, as she herself detected grimalkin in
swallowing the last morseL As puss was
hardly out Of her kiltenhood, the lady could
not believe that she had made way with so
much butter and ordered tho maid to get
the scales, with which, weighing the cat,
she found lis weight short of two pounds.
This circumstances confounding the girl,
she Immediately confessed the theft, and
the lady f"rgsre her, but discharged her
from service.--N. y. Dispatch.
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Cr1el HoaI.-The Lincoln Gazette, IAN
Englisb paper states tina, young lady in
that place, having pique against one Of
Iier aequai"tance', Miss Barry. procured
a suit Of mems clothes, and an Introduction
and under pre,ence Of love induced Mis-.
u. tn receive lier as lover. She carried
On this hoax successfully for nearly three
months, the two lovers wandering round the
banks by moonlight almost every fair eve.
uinr, aud the tine was actually set for their
nup,iaIs At lat. pwu,l friend discov-
cred lie chea, by nreiIeni, and acquainted
Miss B. with tie hoax. Whether suit
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-05-08
GREAT SALE OF
& CLOTHIN G.,
AZ Store No. I40 Thamcs-st.
Opposite Mary-si formerly occupied by
WIN. SWAN. yr.

FBSHE largest Assortment of Fine and Csatse
a CLOTHING, ever offered for Sule in this
Town, consisting IN pait OF the following. viz -
100 green flannel jackets 100 common brown
linen do: 80 blue cloth brown and mixed do. sat
tnnct do; 100 pairs black, blue, brown, green and
mixed broadclotb Pan,aloons; mkt, striped docsln
buokskin, aud ribbed Cashmere, do 80 pairs dark
and light mixed salunnet doI 200 pairs bonlbisn
crnpe, camlei, PLAIN and ribbed lasting, woollennoi
ernine's imperial Grape, brown ribbed linen drill.
ing, white pain linen drilling, plain linen do. brown
PLAIN linen do. bleached lean, coored 10, plain ius
lam do; 800 Valencia, Marseies, imitation do. silk
velvet, linen cloth ond sa',innct Vests n superior
article ol ruflc bcsoms, plain do. white and black
saun Stocks. bonbasin do.
With general assortment OF other Goods, all
of which will be u, price, tha, II viii be 10 III,
interest OF every ciizen to supply themselves viii
garments for The present and approaching season
All m want viii please TO call early. that they ma,
select out Of the greatest assortment ever offered
in this part the country. The clolhngs are all
well made, and manufactured within . few weeks
Of first rate goods. Sales will continue for a few
weeks apo
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-05-08

The CHURcH OF THE NISSAN, erected
by the society worshippiug under the pas
toral care Of the Rev. Mr.. Dewey, was ded-
icatcd on Thursday afternoon. The
church was thronged, MS was expected, aud
the sermon by Mr.. Dewey, was one of his
best performances. The audience felt that
they had again worshipping place of their
own; and the interest Of the occasion was
enhanced by the fact that he who is 10 min
lister in The new tabernacle was the first to
address IA congregation within its wills.
The building itself is one Of the most
beautiful and chaste specimens of gothic
architecture in the city. 1t is heavy, and
therefore appropriate for church. The
decoration aud paint in the interior gives
an idea Of vastness to the building. The
sale of the pews takes place on Monday,
when, there is no doubt that the first cost
Of The building will be much more than
realised. Y Dispatch.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-05-08
BRIGHTON MARKET. MONDAY. April 50.

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot
- market lis Beef Cattle, SpaIrS working Ok
en-, % Cows aud Calves, ll5 Sheep and lls5
Swine.
Priees-Beef Caitle-We advascs our quota
tionS to correspond with sales. First quality 50 a
80 25; second quality s. 2j : 80; third quality
STATS.
Working Oxen.--No sales noticed.
Cows and Calves-SaleS were not 50 quick as
usual. We notice the following 30, Sc AZ.
6i. and one very fine al 500.
Sheep--About one half only vere sold prices
not made public.
swine-Sales quick. Selected lots Of old Bar
VOWS a, SIC; Sows :; lots TO peddle al :! &c for
SowS. and q I0c for Barrows; al retail from s
to lie, according TO size and quality
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"a drrte0

In this Town on the 18th alt by the Rev Mr..
Taylor, Mr.. Joseph S. Sherman of Portsmouth, to
Miss Amy G. Field, daughter of Mr.. Stephen
Field Of CIanSton.
On sundayss by the Rev. Mr.. Howard. Mr..
Andrew ID. Mine Of Portsmouth, II. l., 10 Miss
Ann Tenant, daughter Of Mr Oliver Tenant, OF
this town.
Al Portsmouth on the Illh ult by the Rev Mr..
Taylor Mr. Peleg S. Sherman 10 Miss Sarah Bor-
den, daughter Of the late John Borden all Of Ports
mouth
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Nrw-YonK CATTLE MARKkr. April a9,h.

Beeves.-The supply Of Beef Cattle at marke,
consisted OF $50 head, (a but loo head from this
State) OF which $50 only were sold al $40 10
averaging Sll so per 100 lbs, and decline of 80
cents per cwt on last week prices
Cows and Calyes-l50 at market, 100 of which
wsre taken at $50 45
Sheep-There were but 80 offered, and all sold
at S5 :, 80 each.
Hay Supplies small. and sales al S74c' i,I25
the 100 lbs
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PORT OF NEWBORN.
ARRIVED.
FRIDAY. MAY .

FRIDAY, May Sd.
Brig Sadi, VinSon 10 days from Matanzas
bound 10 New HaveI,-Saled April 23d, in CO.
with Brigs Canonicus, Bislsy. for this port Ger.
yanieS for New York, and Anne cica for Port and.
Left there; BrigS Laurel Smith, of this port, fIom
Wilmington, die; Neptune, Bradford of Bristol,
waiting; Emigrant for Warren in 6; Highlander
for Providence, loading Auls, Carabosset, and
Emelnc, all for Boston loading Cynosure, for
do. in days.-April 25th lat. "a lon. 80, passed
Ship Harriet Of Porlsnd, steering S. W.
Schr's Lucy Il Abigail, Baker, from Kcnnebec
FOR Philadelphia ;-Soop Meridian, Pnman from
Fall River for New York.
Sch'rs Pontiac. Cory, I'm Norfolk for West
port ;-Regulus, Bull FIN Phia. for Fall Riv-
er Geo. klotos, Field, fun New Orleans, for
Boston ;-Sloops Tecumseh, Chlds: Superb
or. Luther; and Victory, Heath, all FIN New
York, for Providence IL. II. Borden, Brown,
FIN do. for Fall River ;-Candace, Brown, from
Fall River, for New York.
SATURDAY, May 4th
Sch'r Illinois, TomlnSon and Sloop Will
liam Francis, Williams, both from Phila. with
Coal TO Perry & Coddlngton Manufactures -
Sloop Geo. Washington, Smith, fm Norwich,
for Providence,
SUNDAY, May 9th.
Barque Constitution Clifford, of this port I'm the
Pacific, Taacuhana Jan. 9th, with 1900 bbls oil 900
sperm, ana JOOJ IDS. bone, 10 Y. -. Rngges and
oihers.-Spoke Feb. I'd, lat 50 ~. lon GG -, ship
Vancouvor, of London, bound ronnd Cape Horn -
l0h, lat ~ l. lon 81 W, ship Monsoon OF aud from
Boston, for the Codsi of California ;--March 18th.
Ia, Ii -, Ion 80, brig Charleston Packet, of New
Bedford, months out, $50 bbs sperm oil April
2}d, sch'rs Thomas Jencks, of Adersou, for Turks
Island; do. Cimbeby, of Newbern, with lumber.
Sch'r Bangor, Burt, I'm Bangor, for Middle
town ;-Sloops Rienzi, Heath, fun \. York, for
Providence Geo. Fox, Smalley, I'm Dennis,
for n. York.
MONDAY. May 9th.
Sch'r Alert, Tucker, FIN st. Johns, (N. B.
via Passama1uaddy, for New York ;-Sloop
Geo. Il Mary, Kelly, fm Yarmouth for do.
SAILED.-Brig Sadi, Vinson, for New Haven -
Hope, Mason, for New York ;-Casket, Parsons. I'm
Providence, for Matanzss New England, from do
for Cuba ;-Sch'r Hannah Boss, do
TUESDAY May 7,h.
Brig Csnonicus, Bgley, - days from Matan
zas with Gi,0O0 gallons MOlasses l2 boxes Sugar
10 bags Coffee, 10 denry Bull, Esq.
CTI
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. Dten. {


In this Town on Sunday evening 2sh ult. very
suddenly, Mrs. Mary Freedom. widow of Mt.
Henry Freedom, in the 7Sth year Of her age.
On Wednesday afternoon last. ailer short but
distressing illness, Mr. James E. Melchear, aged
81 years-a native of England.
At jamestown, on the I'd inst, Benoni Albro
son of Samuel Albrc, of South KingStown, aged
II years.
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for breach of promise will be the result We
cannui say but at last accounts The parties
had not hecnlne r~canciled.
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28titina I5taSema,

IN the front parlor Of the house Of
MIR. DAVID MELVIiL,
Pehnm-stroa, opposite TonRsends Hotel,
where they will continue To receive pupils daily, from
A. NJ. until 8 in the evening. Refer 10 Rev. Mr..
Dumonis :, and other families who have received in
sirnciion from Mr.. J. French.
n. b. J. French in connection with his brother
NJ has just publisbtd the second edition Of their sys
tenn of Practical Penmanship, which ,for sale at
their Academy. may 3.
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FOR NEW YORK.


H FRENCH Gin connection with his brother }
% would acknowledge past and present iayers
from OF the first families OF Newport and hopes
that his unweared exerons 10 make elegant writers
will deserve a continuance Of the same or more pat,
ronage, ....
The LADY will be Taught the most fashio nable
style cf uniformity and facility truly becoming and
elegant The GENTLEMAN a bold, expeditions n,er-
camille style of writing, suitable for the Leger eps
,olary, or other every day purposes. PeDmakng
ornamental writing and stenosrap ply also taught
Immediate calls from friends and all who wish TO
become beautiful and finished writers are respectful
lY solicited al our
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-05-08
GROCERIES.

uSr RECEIVED general assortment al
~ GROCERIES, which is offered for Sale
the lowest possible prices for Cash,a No Is and IL
Broad street viz white and brown Sugars Por.
TO Rico ditto; Boston leaf and crushed do; Flour .
bolted meal butter, lard cheese Cuba coffee. ground
do Tyson, yonng hysop, gnupowdc,. imperi a i
powchonE, and seuehoDe FE,s.--A Also lIan,s dried
beef sack salt, ground spices, brown and white sosp
rice. beams, Ac. &c.
April ~. CHARLES r. BELL
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ICE ! ICE! ICE!
Free Trade and No Monopoly

T1NIiE Subscribers having been 10 great expense
IL 10 building an Ice House, not only ior them
selves, but for the accommodation oftbe PUBLIC,
respectfully announce that Families, SOre.keep-
ers' and al others That may be n want Of ICE can
have u az lover rate than II was ever before OBJ
tanned IN Newport, at nyhour In the day or Night
at either Oithe stores Of
JOHN ". DAVIS, Jr. 81 Co.
THOMAS STACY, Jr.
ALEXIS MENACE.
Newport May sih, I-3g.
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Capital Sss. .ooO-7e Of $1,000.

Tickets and Shares in great variety Of num-
beTs for sale singly o. by the Package
ANY association OF Gentlemen may purchase
packages on the most liberal terms.
Orders from abroad or ai Home viii he faithfully
s,,snded TO. Those who prefer purchasing by me.
dum 81 the Post Office mny be assured Of having
thcir orders attended to, if addressed
o. z. SMITH,
"a Thames ~.
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NOTICE.

AJOTICE.-Tis Subscriber has Lis day pur.
~ chased oil the interest which hi. partner, Mr.
WILlLAM WErDES, lad IN sll the property belorg.
ing 10 the firm Of Be,d.r y BHH. aud vii transact
q q business sppcri sinIug 20 the ssia hrE-s
.Apid Z5-Hsc. HENRY BuBI. JE.
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School Fund Lotteries to he
drawn this Week.

This Day, S. F 80, highest rrize, $1,000
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-08-22
,.s-.84A COLDS
Eclipse Cooking Stoves
THREE SIZES.

WNHE attention of the community is cont
= nually called to this, and that, and the
other Cooking StOUe; each claimed to be the
very best, and entitled to homage almost as
great as was paid to "molten images" when
1t was proclaimed "These be.thy gods, o Is
rael. The subscriber worships no such
work OF the craftsmen" nor does he desire
thateyen his own latest Improvement should
be regarded beyond its well attested merit.
The "ECLIPsE CooKTNG STovE"-whichh has
been in very extensive use for the last two
years, received its name at first from the PEE
culiar construction of its front part directly
over the fire, and which is made 10 adapt it.
self to kitchen utensils of any size but a dis
corning public have since decided its claim
to the title for other reasons too obvious to
mention. Do other stoves speedily warm a
room? SO does this. Dothey bake well. boil
well, roast well? so does this. Are they hand.
some? so is this. Can their inventors refer
to gentlemen who will recommend their
stoves! We might refer to gentlemen, aye,
and to LADIES too, so numerous and so highly
respectable, that we must decline doing il,
from motives of delicacy, as it would be invi-
dious to attempt q selection. Ask any one of
the better half of creation" among the hun
dreds who have made q trial of the '.Eclipse.''
and you will be assured that it does indeed
eclipse every thing ever designed for cooking,
Daklng, Df0liing, roasting, washing. The Wo-
man who sets about her Mondays work, on
Monday morning, bright & early, land what
notable housewife does not y may in mo-
ment's time calculate an eclipse, and bring it
on, by means of which--let every husband and
every housekeeping bachelor take notice swash-
ing day is turned from a day of dump and
sorrow, into day of cheerfulness and plea
sure. Let those who may have been seeking
for q " contamination so devoutly to be wish.
ed, please call at the subscribers ofiice,near
the South meeting house, Cornwall, where
they will find the Stoves-Gu sizes-in good
order. all the doors trimmed with malleable
Iron, and set lin tine most workman-like
manner.
Also-STovE PIPE, Of the several quali-
ties and prices, and all kinds of Copper, Tin.
and Sheet Iron Work, done to order, in the best
manner.
Prices Of Stoves from SIG to $50.
STEPHEN J. GOLD.
Cornwall Oci. Is, 1888. 2E
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NOTICE..

TIME Judge Of the Court Of Probate for
the district Of Litchfeld; has limited and
allowed six months from the date hereof, Tor
the creditors Of the, estate Of EuNIcE EyEREsr,
late of Cornwall, in. said district, deceased,
represented insolyent, in which to exhibit
their claims thereto, and has appointed the
undersigned Commissioners to receive and
examine said claims.
The subscribers give notice, that they shall
meet at the store Of ?. & F. Kellogg, in said
1889, and third Monday Of january, 1910, al
one o'clock in the afternoon, on each Of said
days for the purpose Of attending on the bu-
siness of said appointment.
Dated ut Cornwall, July %, 1889.
MYRoN HARRIsoN, Commits
II HENRy SwIFT. si0nefs.
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NOVICE.

AT a Court Of Probate holden a Winchester,
soitkin and for the district Of Winchester, on
the 9Th day of August, A. ID. 1859:
Pressna, Gideon Hall, ". Esq. Judge.
an motion of Theodore Hinsdale, admin.
~ istras0r on the estate Of Solomon Rock
well, late of Winchester, within said district,
deceased. This court doth decree that six
months be allowed and limited for the credit.
directs that public notice be given of this or
der, by advertising in q newspaper published
in Litchfield. and by posting a copy thereof
on the public sign post, in said town Of Win
chester. Certified from Record. Y
II Attest, ELISHA JoHNsoN, yR. CLERK.
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NOTI(1E,

Z 40 -. n ~ TtsgT
TIME Judge Of the Court of Probate for
- the district Of Watertown, has limited
and allowed six months from the date hereof,
for the creditors Of the estate Of Dawn Pan
TREE, late Of WATERFOWL in said district, de.
ceased, represented insolvent in which 10 exc
hibit their claims thereto, and has appointed
Joel Human and Charles b. Merriman, COM
missioners to receive and examine said
claims. Certified by
HOLBROoK CURTIs, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they Shall
meet al the late dwelling house of the de-
ceased in said WATERFOWL, on the 3Oth days
of October and January next, at 8 O'Clock in
the forenoon on each Of said days, for the
purpose Of attending to the business Of said
appointment. ia
JOEL HiNMAN,
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to r..
~ CHARLEs PARrREE, Executor.
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x1ew Goods! new CRcole3
s s@t Morse - (txaaaaasa.

NE AZ @ found splendid assortment Of
ana patterns; French, English and American
dark and light Prints; Printed i avn. Sanc .,,
Handk'fH. gents Crayais: so pieces fisnrsa
DARK and light Silks; brown, black and whife
ssIk ana cotton Hose; printed linen Table
CoveIss liable Ainen, Irish Linen,l linen iawn.
t Y. ana sl!k Hand'fs, brown and bIeachei
= .nlrt.ng ana Sheeting, Swiss and book Kf,,s.
lsnsr Dlshep Lawn, 1'ickings, figid q checIr, a
SslnghAmA cold Cambrics, Cotton Ckecks'
nnens cotton. cambria Edgings q Insertincs''
y. nhoADcIofHs, wool dyed. Cashmere Ssf.
ansss win variety Of Suaasaer CJstAs: iis,1
s s.s paa,n satin Vestingsy black and blue-bl'k
Sik Velvet Do. do. Surge. So. a. 's :
. Litck6ela. May B 1859. A
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NOTICE.

-
At Court Of Probate holden at LitchfeN, oitk-
in and for The nistrict Of LitchfeA, on tks 29tk
day Of July. A. D. 1850:
PfessRf, PkiiehGs Miner, ESQ. Judge.
an motion Of the Executors On the last
~ Hand testament of JAMES GouLD, Esq.
late Of Litchfeld. in said district, deceased,
this court doth appoint the 10Th day Of Au-
gust, 1889, at 10 O'Clock, Al d. at the probate
Office. in Litchfield, for the examination and
settlement Of the administration account Of
said executors, when and where all persons
interested May appear Of they see cause)
and be heard touching said account; and
doth also direct said executors to give public
netice Of this order by publishing the same
in q newspaper printed In Lifchfeld. and by
posting the same on the sign-p0sf. in the vii
lage Of Litch6eld. ten days At least previous
to said 18th day Of august.
Certified from Record.
10 GEO. G. WooDRurr. Clerk.
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NOTiCE.

District Of Woodbury. 90. Probate Court, Aug.
I2ih, 1889.
ESTATE Of MARY ANN Mckay, alias
- MART Arm BREwRRT0N, late Of Wood
bury, deceased. The Administrator repre-
sents the Estate insolvent, and prays the APP
pointment Of Commissioners thereon.- Or
dered, That Commissioners to receive and
examine the claims Of the Creditors of said
Estate. be appointed at the Probate Office in
woodbury., ON the 10Th day Of August 1889.
at 10 o'clock, forenoon; Of which ali persons
inihterest will take notice, and appear ifthey
see cause, and be heard thereon.
FL NATHANIEL B. SMITH, Judge.
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NOVICE.

GM months from the 22d day Of July. 1850,
- IS limited and allowed ~ the Court Of
Probate, for the district of Washington. for
the creditors Of the estate of AzNER MITcE.
xIr, Late Of said district, deceased. 70 exhibit
their claims for settlement. All persons in
debted 10 said estate. win make payment b
ErlsHA MIzcHEEls En.e,,o..
,s.aa ELNAxmAR MR1cHEEL. =.
WaskinqtsH, ANRwsf q. 1883 no
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TyRKsfI TamaFihds, Lemon Syrup, Con-.
E Rfess Water. Soda and EeidIitx Powders,
WFlling Fluid. oldridgs's Balm Of Columbia,
Elorenllno and Chlorine Tooth Wash, Pure
For sale BY LG DECKWIVK.
kttsAfsld. July le. =
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N0w-Haven Steam Boats.

THE Steam Boats will alternately cont.
nue. to leavs New.Haven daily, at g "A.
n. Returning, leave New. York daily, at 2
o'clock Am. F Freight taken as usual axe
cepting such goods as are Of foreign, growth
or manufacture.
CHA'S w. ETNAfAN, Agent, .s
M for the successors Of ihe Nesc. Haven
Steam Boot Company"
New-Haven, June 90. 1850. 3