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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-11

RoGurs CAUGHT.-The thieves who few
weeks since, broke open and robbed the Jew.
eler's store in this place, belonging to Mr.
Ellis Clifford, have been taken, and all, OF
nearly all the property found.
Mr.. Clifford and the public are greatly in.
debcd to Cok Bayies and Mr.. Russell, two
enterprising and efficient officers Of Now
Bedford, Tor the apprehension of the rogne'
and the discovery OF the property. Some ar
ticle Of jewelry was found upon female ir
New Bedford, with whom one of the rogucs
associated, which through the ingenuity
adroitness and perseverance, of the officers
above named, led to disclosure of the facts
On Thursday, Messrs. Baylie and Russell
accompanied by one of the rogues, (Inman
passed throagh this place into Eyest in
Tiverton, about n mile from here, where,
guided by said Inmnn, they found in the bot
tom OF q stone wall, the watches and other
jewelry belonging to Mr.. Clifford uninjured
We most heartily congratulate our young
and enterprisIng friend on the discovery OF
his vninable stock of goods, and we rejoice
with the public generally in The detection OF
the fogues who have coN,nitted the depreda
tions in our midst Fail River Monitor o.
Saturday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-04-11

A writer in the Republican Of yester'
day, in urging the claims of what he
calls the Democratic Republican and
Farmers Prox," speaks Of the. illustr,ous
Jefferson, ard the importance Of sustain
ing our free Democratic Institutions. =
AS the writer Of this Article has but n re-
cent knowledge perhaps of NATHANIEL
BULLOCK, Esq. who is at the head ol
this pure Democratic ticket, we would
inform him from actual knowledge, that
MIR. Bullock is a Federalist Of the old
Hartford Convention SchOol-that he
was for many years federal rePresen-
tative from the town of Bristol, and was
uniformly an opponent Of the Admins
tratiOns of Jefferson and Madison--a
if he is mo,O Democrat, he is certainly
not one of those who have been "dyed
in the wool" On the contrary, it is be-
lieved that Mr.. Bullock's conversion to
modern democracy, was brought about
by his appointment as Collector Of the
port Of Bristol, few years since A
Democrat of The old school.
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LAW IsrELLIGENcE.-The following cas-,

LAW wIsTELLIGENcE.-The following case
was tried in the U. s. Circuit Court, New
York, last week, before Judge Bctts:-
jacob Hqf, rs. WHiinm Prince s. Sons
This action was brought for the recovery OF
nearly $1,000, alleged to be due on two
promissory notes drawn at months, by Mr.
William X. Prince, and endorsed by him H.
the name of the firm Of William Prince 6
Sons, dated October, 1886. The making oi
the notes was proved, as also the endorse
nient by witness who deposed that they
were given by William X. Prince as par,
payment for some lots in Newark, New Jer
sey, which he had bought on his own indi-
vidual account, and which notes were given
to plaintiff when the deed was delivered
William Prince, the head of the firm, did no,
know that the notes were given. lie was
much opposed to all kinds of speculation
William X. Prilre has bees for some time
the acting business man OF the firm. Fol
the defence it was urged that this being al
individual transaction, and having no con
Meeting interest with the legitimate business
Of the firm. the notes were invalid ngains
the defendants az partners. This fact was
fully made out, and under the charge Of the
Court, the jury returned verdict for the de
PENDANTS.
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NEw-ENGLAND GAZETTEER.

The Boston Gazette thus notices th'
I"NEw- ENGLAND GAzETTEER, n work just
published in that city, by John Hayward, au
thor Of The Columbian Traveller, Religion,
Creeds, &c."
This vo'ume contains descriptions of ull
the Suites, Counties and towns, in New
England, together with descriptions of the
principal mountains. rivers, lakes, capes, bays
hnrbors, islands, and fashionable resorts OF
New-EngIand, alphabetically arranged
Among other useful details, il presents the
population of the several counties and towns
Of New England, according to the latest re.
turns, and Of these of ssachusetts, accord.
ing to the census of 1897. 1t appears to have
been prepared with much labor and grea,
accuracy. Such work cannot fail to be
interesting 10 all intelligent enqnrers in
these matters, and particularly useful to bu.
siness men. AS such, the book is an appro.
pirate manual for all classes of the COMM.
nifty, and it should find place Immediately.
in every counting-roo and private dwelling
in New England. Interspersed with descrip.
tons of places, are biographical notices o.
such distinguished individuals, as have added
interest to the several towns, and whose
memories have thus acquired a sort of local
habltation in them. On the whole, the work
appears 10 have been faithfully prepared, and
il is worthy of the public confidence, as con-
talning the very latest information, as Ga.
Zetteer.
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TuE DIsNER TO GENERAL SCoTT-whch
at the disastrous period Of the suspension o
specie payments, was, at his request, post
poned-is now about to be given to him.
The committee of Managers met last even
ing, apd transmitted an invitation to the
General at Washington. It is an indication
not little iaitering, of the public estimate
of the services of General Scott, that another
invitation to public dinner, signed very
generally by the merchants and other citizens
who had not adverted to the fact that thu
former dinner project was about to be revived
was also yesterday sent to General Scott
Of course there will be no difficulty in com
bning the two-and as il is complimcn
wholly irrespective of politics, and withou
any design or desire to make it bear in an,
way upon the question of the Presidency
all parties may and doubtless will gladly
unite in it. Moreover, as it is the pdymen
ofa deferred deLt, and not new understand
ing, the General can have no scruples, we
may hope, about accepting it.-t.E y. .7meri
can.
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TIE LICENSE LAW OF MASSACHU-
SETrS,

Which has gone into full operation, was
approved by the Governor on the 18th OF
April last, and prohibits the sale Of "any
brandy, rum, or other spiritnous liquors, or
any mixed liquor, part OF which is spirtuous,
in less quantity than - gallons, and that
delivered and carried away all at one time,
on pain of iorieiiing not more than twenty,
nor less than ten dollars, for each offence,
by any licensed innholder, retailer, common
victuallcr, or other person-excepting that
the County Commissioners may license for
their respective towns, as many apothecurics
or practising physicians, as they may deem
necessary, to be retailers of spirituous liquors,
to be used IN The arts, or for medicinal pr.
poses oniy-provided the number so licensed
shall not exceed one for every 1000 inhobi
tants, and that no prrso1 80 licensed, shall
sell any spirituous liquors to bo drunk in or
about his premises under Tho penalty above
named. The Mayor and Aldermen of The
several cities To have the same authority to
grant licenses, as the County Commissioners
and all licenses 10 innhodcrs, rctaIsrs and
yictuallcrs shall be so framed as not to au.
thorisc the sale OF brandy. rum or other
spri,uous liquor--no excise or fee TO be re-
quircd for such license.
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g. Co. Boston, have just published neat
little pamphlet Of 9l pages, entitled Re-
marks on the Slavery Question, in letter to
Jonathan Phillips, Esq, by William f. Chan
ming" The Dr.. takes tho speech of Mr.
Clay as his theme; and combats the orgu-
ments Of this statesman, and advances his
own views, ia tina; peculiarly logical. impress.
sivc, and eloquent manner, for which he is
30 distinguished. Even those who differ
from him in sentiment, will appreciate his
SINCERITY, and admire the candor and dignity
Of his remarks
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Sale Postponed.

NrwPoTr, sc.-Newport, Feb. ~, 1892
BIZ pirtue Of an Execution issued outo Of ne
Court of Common Pleas, May term, 1899.
To mf directed and deiirercd, WW sell ot
Public AUCTION, to the highest bidder, 0s
WeJnesddy, May sth,' 1889, at IL o'ctocs
Il. NJ.
! 4 LL rne right, title ami interest that TRcct
II "A dorc Rhinney had on the 4,h day Of Octo-
Der, 1897 at O'Clock =. NJ. in and to a certain,
lot of land, with The dwelling house and other
buildings thereon standing, situate io Newport.
and bounded Westerly on Thames street. Nafth-
crly partly on land Of Benjhn,lm n. Altman aud
partly on land Of William Price, deceased,
Southerly on land of Nicholas Gedray aud c'h-
ers. and Easterly on land OF Christopher =.
Charnpln, il being the estate purchased by said
Phnney, Of the heirs Of Walter Claiming, dec.
Also, one other lot Of land belonging TO said
Phinney, lying contiguous 10 The first descr'bef
premises. and was purchased 10y said Phu,ney Of
Benjamin II. Altman
All the above property having been attached
on an original writ.
WM II. DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
March,.
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UH1LERS.

| MAz,TL,N, Jan. 2j--Arr Am. whale ship Martha,
Captain Potter, of Newport, X. l. uui 10 months $50
hbs oil The VI. called here for the purpose Of recover
Jug six Other who had deserted from the ship al
night, while ~ ing Ia OF Cape 81. Lucas, taking with
them one Of lhe whale boats, whaling apparatus, &c
They arrived here but two days be"re, and reported
they were wrecked Capt. Potter reports the loss ui
ship Oscar, Dagget, Of Farha,en, nj Oahu, In D,c.
lust The Sandwich Island Government agreed Ia
the cargo for 20 per cent Of its Journal o Com
mcrce.
fees In New Bedford und Farhayen, aud nj the Ocean
Office Boston.
Arr. a New Bedford 9Th inst ship Condor, Harding,
lin s. Atlantic Ocean 1000 bbs 30 sp oil. Spoke, ni
-, Ion 80 80 W. skip John Wells, Russell, fin Pnc c
Ocean, last I'm Talcahuana, 1850 bbs oil Tor Newark,
had los, her Isl ocer Abner Colin, by whuc-report.
ed nj i. bark Constitution, Clifford Of this port, 1900
bbls oil, 10 cruise one month, and then for home.
| Ship Roman, Joy, Pacific occan, with 5000 bhs
gust ship William Lee, Iusscy, of this port 500 bbs
sp oil Dec. 18th, ships Pantheon, Pell, Fall River,
1000 sp 1900 VIII. for home IN or 10 days. Oct I'd,
Hoy Barton, Warren 600 18Th Gen. Jackson, Cracker
Bristo leCoj l.th, Mcacon Grinnell, do 800 spoke
Feb. 3D. lat 40 49, =. Ion lO w. Philip rabb, Jenney
| Warren, 200 wh. l3O sp.
ship Francis, Henrietta, IIawcs, New Zealand, with
2sOO bbis 900 sp. oil to Charles w. Morgan. Spoke
March 9Th, ship John Coegesh"l, Macy, of this port,
At Honolulu, Sept. 27ih, ship VIM Lee, IIusscy, OF
this port, wiih $50 bhs sperm oil
Arr ut New London, 2stl ship Neptune, Andros,
South Atlantic 81 Helena, 81 days 1850 bbs whale und
\ 300 sperm.
Arr at do I'd bark Champion soule OF and for West
port from Broas Banks, River of Plate 400 sperm 80
hum pbuck. Reports Jan. 10, Pormunnet, Falmouth,
II 100 sperm, 10 humpback Leader, New bedford, 3O0
sperinj Wnsow, Wostport, 100 sperm Mexico, do,
II 100 sperm Charleston Packet, New Bedford clean
Brunette, Falmouth, mos. do. spoke Nov. 20, bark
Mnria New Bedford 500 sperm Ann Maria, Fall River
II 100 sperm.
II letter from ST. stephens, n. u. Goth ut received
in Boston states that Capt Ilil, ofbrig Corsair that
port, i in with brig Annawan, in lat 80 30 Ion 65 49,
laden with oil, foremost gono, and water logged. lie
thinks she had been wrecked or days.
II The above is the whaling brig Annawnn, OF and for
Rochester Bascs master, last from Pernambuco, with
$50 bbs sperm oil-was spoken Feb. %, lat 81 Ion.
E25 80.
II The vessel md cargo wa insured ot New Bedford
and Fairhavcn for Il, S,50o.l
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NOTICE..

By order cf Me Cooperation '.fMe First Nrp-
! lis. !Sotuty, .N'wpori. miH be s"M NJ Public
.itciion, wihom reserpc. on Saturday, The
20A ef .qyra int, At 10 o'clock am, 81 Me
Needing House,
~ WHOLE PEWS and ono third Of a
- pew on the floor of the Meeting House,
and the pews in the gallery of SAID house.
remaining unsold, belonging to the Corp"ro-
ti9a.
.4,,a ~ I 4 o'cIock Of said 20M Of Apra, an
ADJoURNrD MEETING Of the CoRPoRArioN
will be holden at The Vesry, for the purpose
of ordering tax to be asscssrd on ihc pews
in said house, sufficient to make mp the de-
fctepcy of said sale of pcvs IN paying An'
debt of the Corporation.
by order, ISAIAH BURpicK, ITnsr.
Newport, April 4, 1889.
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At Jamestown ON Monday evening last. Hazard X.
Carpenter, Esq, aged 40 wears. Mr. Carpenter has
cd varioWs oirrs 10 that tOwn, wa Cr se'e" YEAR
, ,,spatiy, In the General As.smbl, OF the State.
aud Lately oac oT the Judges OF the Court of Common
Pleas fu this coui ty.
Al Tivcr,ou on Sunday, SLIT uli Mr.. Frederick Sea
bury, sged ~ y,ats.
IN Huntingdon y. Y. on The caih ct March, Mr. Joi
fAstcn aged ~ ytaIs, HLaiiyt II this town.
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MEMORANDA.

Cid. AT Savannah, 27th ult. brig Poland Gardner,
Havana schr Franklin Green, Waite, do; went To s,n
,chrs Eagle, W,lie Francis, Sears tor this port
Cld ut Mobile, 2oth ult, bark RchmOnd Andros, for
Boston sclr Export, Pratt, N. Orleans.
Arr at Charleston, st ilsi schr Reaper, Knowles from
Georgetown.
Arr at Ap"fnchicop, previous to 2sd, brig Florida,
Phillips, from New York.
Arr at New Orleans 18th ult schr Wocoit, Burdick,
from Attakapas-and cleared the 29th tor vernilon
Bay
cid. Mt New Orleans, 3Oth ult schr Warsaw, Burdick,
of this port, Tor Attakapas.
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NEW STOR
In WAsHINGTON-s1

In WAsHINGTON-sTREET
The subscriber has Just received from " York
A general assortment ofGROCERlES and
~ offers for sale at his Store, Washington
street. in front of the Messrs. CrandalPs ship
yard, such as
Sugar, Coffee, Teas, Molasses, Butter
Cheese. Pork. Beet, Hams. dried Beef, Lard,
Soap. Flour Meal, Buckwhcat, Rice, Choco
late. Raisns, Blue and White Starch, Pepper
sauce, Mustard, Tobacco Of all kinds, Milk
Biscuit, Soda. Biscuit, Butter Crackers, Pilot
Bread, dried Apples, Lamp Oil, Ground Sp-
ces, Brooms, Lime, aud other articles looked
for in a Grocery Store-al of which he of.
t fers for cash OH terms rs reasonable as can
be purchased in Newport, ondhopcs from hts
friends and acquaintance to receive share
of patronage. Z. w; AN
Newport, April II, ls3o'
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j. Nj. SHERMAN,
DRAPER g. TAILOR,
I4Q, Thames street,

OFFERS FOR SALE
A general assortment Of Cloths, Casslmcros
IA and Vesiings, at very low prices, which
the public are respectfully invited to exam
inc. Cravats, stocks, handkerchicfs, shirts
hats. and every other article belonging to n
gcntlcman's wardrobe, furnished at the cheap
est rate.
Persons leaving their cloth, may be assur-
cd of having it done up in fashion, or other
wise according to their notion.
Ncwport, April II, 1889.
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THE CONSTITUTION FRIGATE has been
thoroughly repaired ond is in as fine order as
when she first noated the sea. This vessel
has picked crew of officers and men, and Il
noblcr craft is not to be found in any Navy
in the world. She may be expected here IN
about ten days. Here she will probably wal,
to take out The Minister Extraordinary t.
England.-t.E Y. Gazette.
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EY J. &. sHAw,-Auc,ionesf.
Sale at Auction.

On EtiaL the l2k dag Of .9prii, inst, min
be Soii al Public AUCTION. III 10 O'Clock IL
NJ, al he late residence qr H. 5. Bail, Esq.
A Ill. the Household Furniture in salt
IA house, consisting of carpets, chnirs, la
hlcs, beds, mattresses, bed and table linen /;
china, crockcry aud glass ware; and all 9th
cr articles necessary for house keeping. -
Also small euGntiiy of Wine. of superior
quality, IN bottles. 'Phc SUBSCRIBER is aai-
lhorlscd TO let the aforesaid Hoesc.
| RIcuARD.K. RANpoLrS,
\ .Hioney 10 The Executors.
/ April 4. j. Z. SHAW, Aucrr.
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SUNDAY, April 7.--arr. schr. Lombard IIambIln from
Norfolk Tor Burnsl ablc. .Soops Venus Bi,en from n
fork.-kienzi, Heath, from do.
MoNDAy, April e-arr. sloop Friend-io-peaco, Snow,
from iinrwch.
TUESDAY EVENING, April 9--arr. Schr. Grampus,
rhorndike Of ad nom Portland io hour Tor n. York
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Embarkw;m cf Missionaries Rev.
Ozro French and lady, Rev. Davis w. Hume
md lady, Rev. Ebcnezcr Burgess and lady,
md Miss Cynthia Forrer, embarked from
this por, yesterday, in the brig Wnvcrly, Capt.
Ward, for Bombay. They go out under the
direction Of tho American Board, as a rein
fnrcrment 10 the Bombay Mission. Saiep'
Gmtiie.
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P,rsaaot 10 % dearre Of the Court Of Probate
Of Me to,on Of .viiddietoon. there ,oH be sotd
al Public .4uciion on Saturday. Me 20h doy
Of april, 1889, al 10 o'clock a. M, o., tie
pren.l2es.
A b. the right, tide and interest which Oliver
IA Sweet hnd, at the time Of hi. decrease, in
ard TO a certain tract Of Land situate in Middle
town, containing about four acres, tsui,drts
nor,herly on land of Eason Bailey. 0.,ceased (;
casterly on land af the heirs sf David Albro, de-
coased scuIhcry on hand Of John B"rhcr !;
wesiorly on IA road--cr 20 much thereof as will
pay the sum oc one hundred and eleve, dollars
and eleven cents, with incidental eSpenses.-
Conditions at time and place Of sale
JOHN GOULD, Sdm'r.
Middlelown, March 2l, 1889.
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Married,

IL this town on Sunday evening last, by the Rev. vi
Mckenzie, Mr.. Alexander Williams Ia Miss LNdin Spcr
Z 2, daughter o Mr. Abiel Spencer, n oi this town..
ln Charle-iown, Capt. X 4. Boss of Newport, X.
to- Miss Hannah Sampson, ofC.
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Notice.

vuNHE Public School Committee hereby
i give notice, that a School for the in
structon of Boys and Girls, between the ages
Of 3 and & years, will be opened under the
supcrintcndapce Of Miss RopmAN, in the low
or apartment Of the Public School Building
in Mill strot;, OH Monday the 9Th OF April
next
The Committee also give notice, that an.
other School for the instruction Of FEMALE
children, of tho age Of 8 and upwards, will
be opened IN the same building, under the
supcrin,cndancc Of Miss TEw, OF Monday,
the 18th OF kprlI
Applications for admission may be made
10 either member of the Committee.
By order of the Public School Committee,
Mar. 2s. GEO. q. KING, Scc'ry.
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AUCTIONS A =.
BY MILTON mALL-Auo,ioneer.
HOUSE TO LET, AND FURNl-
TURE AT AUCTION.

There piH be sold al Public .Atcfior, Gs
The house Of james Holt, near The Mills,
al The head Of Broad-siresi, on Salty.
day, .4prH 20th, al 10 o'clock, a. m,
A LII his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
"A consisting OF beds. tables, chairs, car
pets, looking glasses, crockcry, iron.wsrc.
cook stoves. &c.
hIso--ope good second. hand chase epd
harness.
Also-onc pew in Spring street Church.
Limedidi'ty ajytr, the House will be lei i"r
the term oi one ycar-posscssion given ln
medihlcly. Conditions made known ut time
and place. WM. LovIE, .Aaetv;
Newport. .tprF4, 1882
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III e II A l. ID OF II HE TIM ES.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEAR ED.
ARRIVALS.

Brig William, McNesr, Havana.
slOop kienli, Heath, Prov yidcnce.
DO. Neuiis. Bliyru. do.
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UHIloT BREAD. IA bbs PHO, Bread, just
u landed from sloop vw'ory, aud for sale BY
AprIl 4. EtS w NtwroS
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'NTIE subscriber would respectfully inform
4 the Ladies Of Newport and vicinity that
hc has taAea a store in Mrs. Townsend's
building, Thames street, which will be open
on Monday next, wher4hc intends keeping
n general assortment of MILLINERY ar;i-
ces, such as Florence and Eeghorn Bnnne,s,
and all kinds Of fcregn stock in the straw
line. Also all kinds OF AMERICAN
STRAW BONNETS. aud stock for Bon
nets, and Palm Leaf Ilnods-also, Bonnet
TRIM MI NGS, of every description. lie has
engaged Mlliners from Boston. who will bc
in the store to trim Bonaets in the frs: style.
Bonncts of all kinds repaired at short notice.
The subscriber has an extensive establish.
ment in Newport for the manuf'c tarc Of all
kinds of Straw Bonnets-foreign and domes-
tic where the trade can be supplied at whole
sale at the shortest notice, and at reasonable
prices. JOHN COREY.
Newport, March 81, 1899,
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THE BOUNDARY QUEsrIoS.-To the docu-
mcnts which we formerly published, embroc-
ing the official evidence of the adjustment of
the Boundary difficulties, we add the follow
ing. copied from the Globe of the lst inst.
HEAD QUARTERS, EASTERN
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For Sale,

'HUP Ur VT. TIUwHTH VUV5UT, VTTHeTTy UCCU'
pied by Stephen Burdck, dcc'd.-AIso, one
other lot in Washingtonstrcct east Of Eas.
ton 1olt's house, with Backsmih's chop
on the same. Enquire Of Edward Watson,
Tor the undersigned, u. TREVETT.
Also, the Mcsser estate on Long Wharf
consisting Of four lots, large dwelling house
and a large store thereon.
April !, lS39.-(3w.)
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S II A w L S.

A variety Of elegant Shawls,
and other New Goods,
arc received, and will be opening THIS week
Anil. at LANES H1.HHO.NDS.
The Pearl River banner., 1839-03-16
BANKS.

The Planters Bank, Naichez, capital $4.
100000: Janl,s c. Viking, President, II. y
faIapdeylle, Cashier II has seven branches
1 In Manchester, l.. 4. Pope, president, +
j. Pinkertcn, cashier
2 In Vicksburg, w. l.. Sharkey, president
Robe.t Riddle, cashier.
3 In Port Gibson, u. Vertner, president, "
f. Goodia, cashier
a In WoodsiIle, H. ConneA, president, a. "
Feltus, cashier; !,
5 Ia Monticello, "A. Fox, president J ;
Carson, cashier.
IS In jackson, J. II. Morton, president, w. c
Richards. Cashier.
Il In Columbus, A. Wier president. Nv. 3
Winston, cashier.
TIE AGRICULTURAL BANK, Nstchez
|capital S2p00,000, Wm. ] Minor, president
IA, p. Merrill, cashier, II Aias one branch
Pontotoc. in the county Of the same name
Samuel Watt, president, w Goodman, cash'r
The Commercial Bank, Natnhez, caulta
e., 900, QUO, l.. r. Marshall, president, ihoin
ss Il. Henderson, cashier. 1t has 4 branches
At Canton, Wm. L. Baifour, president,J y
Mum, cashier.
2 AT Brandon, J. Harris, president.
8 At HoImesvilc, D.. .Cle eland, president.
AT Sbieldshorough, T. II. Poor, president
The Rail Road Bank, VHkshurg, capita
Sf,OOOO0O. JIM. Taylor, president lhcs. K
Robins, cashier. Il has one branch atVernon
The Grand Gall Rail Road and Banlcsn
Company, capital $2,0Oo,000, ]. 7. PARKER
president, j. Calender, cashier.
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