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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03
SfLh 49, 10 trrm,rS.

provo ariuaiI,sus that md GER produce % Bu"'
~ days ad h'e c'OS ran BE- Isis'c N
rrGIn. Not however without good orchard OF s
and prop". bush worth 81 "nr"G and t"niod sv
If YOU aor yDpr ud good advantage, pHnt ou trees
h,aIy The done tbr won't do not wat unii the
the hands q" few nd pay h Tor hem bot como
or snnd rarl? g." Nons iutcaG iua, always AT mar
Li price Wi iunua on "Niructcc o' ke"s them
good order. 'rpy 81 u, Ill" Of tho t","a sE nssGcy 10
sep, ~ .:l-hl j. ~. H. h''' 'Ni''
y-No need rNa"rt answer :" her i'"r' un'' T'
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BY the mpractcability of,he Philadelphia and Baltimore
Railroad Company.


prpiIc LAxps--ycrnont has taken ground on ''le
,h;,r, or the Public lands On the 10Th OF -''FeHF
~ ,b I,,:s.. or Representatives al Aicntricr y?
IN, nr ~ Ia - resolved, THAI eur Senators III t"
r. - instructed, and rcprrsc n'a,i"cs r"G's''.n'
- . tEc;r III 'i,Icncc procure the passage "r H"'
Itch shall NOV id, icG j.S, disiFb"ito" "mnh" '"' So
y S.,,ry II. the proceeds Of tlic p"bc laHdS d!Ft"
In IN tLc tor.q of Tic dsrds q c'SS0": winch pf"'
~, IN. land 50 coded slla!l be considered as CON-
non fund for the use and benefit Of the nited STATES
,,<hrs of the federal alliance. Also that the ' eF-
mont decoration in Congress should oppose any attempt
/, surrender the public lands 10 The Sia''S III "'le"
thcy situated
y,orr,rIr pnonrc rlo>> Is WrScoN<rr.-1'h" Yves
tern papers give some wonderful accounts 'i
,c.. tables N Wisconsin. Nr. Mitchell, OF Gf"%i,
l3ay. pulled from his garden acon''n"n-oF we "''
ri,r s,y, an uncoullaa--En-i,sll !' turn'p, witch
wr;o.cd sixteen pounds ten Ounces and n.nFnF"u III
circumference three feet and three inches we Mac-
i:,. potatoes deg from an"ih": Garden "''A"n@
!, liz. .rrrrc~,,. seven pounds and IN" Ounces. MI
Ivan near Milwaukee, r1'sgd i,sfm!p "i III" l:@l"
sn,r;,s measuring thii:r-livr melee IN c!rc'rr"r'
and weighing - pounds But III the way OF t'Fhl"
Grv Dodr. beats the foregoing liis Eiccii"hcE :':S'u
enc oI , r,,ta ba "a species, winch measured hour i
and n half inches in c,rcumcrr:Ic" ana "ri@h"'
twenty three and half pounds Another Q! III" sane
lnt ,vrirrcd seventeen pounds II " isconi produces
. IN hi. manner while she is Territory, what n1y ID
rvpcci.G when She becomes state: II will be- Wei
COR th, country newspapers hereafter "hrn they b"as
nf The fertility of hciG particular DISTRICTS ana "H"r Il
back them against The world L" pm III" Is S'N'=
| DEMONSTRATING Wisconsin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

Obedience Decree OF the Ctcnt Superior Cont :" Law
and Ghlnccry Northumberland ruuH Pronounced the
2;,h OF October ls the OF Hiram afir@ and William
Harding administrators, with the ~ annexed al Nn Harding
compliments VIM Nut an seth uTs'rd- defend
the uEief Commissioners. two more o t
will expose public sale al III" fc>icnrc OF tie sad M ui
Northumberland Saturday III. ~ih DAY al De"
ccmher ~ ncack credit Of tsu aud h'""
except much BE- DELAY ~" exp"
The said de. wIci viii h. ed Ia th" oo"ins fcaI
and personal wiz Til" farm wach The -. NM
SIDE, estimated contain three bundled mud "cry Hcrc>
the ChC rated &" contain tvs"
hundred anil fifty and also her tract, estimated 10 contain
huarcd the last uau.. tracts yr IN tie Htnc
sad Nuts residences and an two negro slaves
Lows Rnl Moses Tho land represented As valuable one 'rc
NromIcu Iad the oi"f 80 tracts
the o, -. er.Ihc negroes &c "r ~ ~
valuable Bonds wish approve" security VIII ," required
and liens The land ~ nfher security o
the Sold The Commits w only give such e
upon them by othc sad dctc but the "
is believed to be unlucst lonabe WI BaSn
JOS W. CHlSS.
THOS. y. BARTON
AUGUSTINE NEtLE,
.a,nnrrS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

TIE Frrrrr.-M Dc Tocqmvile, in his s'Dc,ao-
cracy in America speaks of the destiny of The East
and the West iii The following manner:
Thcrc are, the present Time, great nations
the world, which seem to tend towards The end,
although they started from different paints: al!uGc to
the Russians and Americans. Both Of them have
grown up mnotlccd: and while tic attention Of man
kind WAS directed elsewhere, they have suddenly
stunned mos, prominent place among the nations; and
the world learned their existence and their greatness
almost the same ;i:nc.
"All other nations to have nearly reached their
natural limits, and only 10 lie charged with the mamie
nance of their power, but these still in the of
growth all the others stopped, continue 10 adj
varcc with extreme difficulty; these proceeding
with and celebrity along path to which the hl-
man eve assign term. The American struggles
against the natural obstacles which oppose him. the adj
vcrSaricS oil the Russian arc mon; the former comba,S
the Wilderness and savage life; the latter civilization
with all lis weapons and its the conqucsis Of the
are therefore, gained by the pougsIarc; those Of
tn" other by the sword. Tie Anglo American relies
upon personal interest to accomplish his cmds, and gy
free scope 10 the ugndcd rX"r;lons and common
of the citizens the Russian centres all the authority of
society in a single the principal instrument Of the
former frccdom-of the latter scrvitudc The start
ing point is different, and their are not the
yet each of them to be marked ~: nv The
will of Heaven sway the dcstnics of ha!fth gllr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

Tho pul. c hcr.hy NOTHING aud wo'noI no 70 go
for or take tho described Mute >: John g. Wade" q" TO e
for eEc the al b5gc described Scip, measures VII DC
adopted la th from bc0: Pad TO any Other than NE
.rtrr.-au.e hereby offer and bind Ourselves to ply VIVA
, be- considered Ical reward for IL" a'"V" described H'"'
Nna by John a;G!c and ScspIad 100 of the ifcnGGo"
49, ,, a.. ' " 80 ~ 23--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

situated about = r,lo- fou l.Ctm"gd, the James Rr
Families VII - supr',d 'Go'r Eun.,- wh Ma aic
OBJ nj the ty lIis 1ut ubeIi 10
rcr c""p"t hey puca.r from country carts '"e
81 cUcr 10. sci"tS - phr Lt called - zoe
raj t~uur;ion viii thHss huyU ousI'r', ne
Mt hny orl.r4 Rsrsc homa iroiccUy store. GRO
.c the t. a0d t. n.?or. a,uier H.ce 'di. wi
nc punr,ual, attended TO. TAOS. EIIIiitE, is.
fit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

Boarding Scioai foT io"my Lqdies TaypahGnHork "a.
y5RS LrrlEFORD respectfully requests the support of the
" public establishing this institution Her long experience"
teacher her former induce her eul confidence IA
soliciting patronage. The will tic 1T Of
January, lsl9.
Terms 800 Tuition s2j-Fne 81, 10 paid quarterly
Each scholar viii furnish her bed aud bedding
Music. drawing. embroidery, &c, al extra c5a.gc<.
R,fsr.ges.-T w Gimcr E-g Charlottesville: H. Thy.
ESD Mons, Airy, Va; Nil. Jane Mckenzie Richmond Mr.
Hamilton Baltimore; Or. Austin EoCsen5Eoush and John ~ Par
kcr, E,Grs., Tapra!nnnock
M. % - 5S-wllJJ
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Nov
l5s-wthsI

EfEMALE EDUCATION-I purPo" opening Female Boatdng
School year. i-o IN he UPPER part OF b
county, the 18th Janar aud terminate Tue i
month at Angus: vacation, The
hy Miss Lucy = Swami vi has -a
Instruction wi hc. Reading.
Whiting Arithmetic Grammar History Geography Fcnch Paint,
ma. &c.
10: Tuition and Board including bed h"din., owcl' anl can
d.. viii hc slDn each. ALFRED TERRELL
E.snx No. Llavrn Ln-nmo I. o.. Nov - IsM3w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03
Rcmorl;nbIe prorideucc.

There was very remarkable circumstance tran pircd
\ few weeks sine" IN Castles Woods. Russell county,
Virginia. \ lad about ten twelve years of arc, by
The na, cf Samuel Skran, who supposed 10 have
been abornm for time Under partial dcrang n!cnt,
wen, 10 a prccpcc in The ncighhorhood 81 MAJOR JAS
Dickinson s. and after supposed preparation, leap
ed of J. in company with pr. EastrrIy, visited the
place on Yesterday Sept. 9th, and very rugged place
Is. There were three four other lads standing near
the base, Of the precr when Samuel made his leap
one of them informed me- tina, he standing within
twelve or fifteen feet of where he fell There is ROCK
at the top of the cliff which is elevated some two or three
feet above the main rock They say that upon looking
up they him standing on the top of the elevated rock;
he then asked them if that was good place to jump:
one Of them answered him that fine wished TO kill HIM
self was very good place Immediately and nncx-
pcctcdlv he made the leap and went clear of the rock
which projected feet from the man body OF the
rock which rave hma turn, and they saw that he turn
cd over ,yo or three times before he fell to the earth
There lies The base Of the prccipcc the trunk of a
sugar maple which considerably dccaycd, and lies
abou, three feet from Tie surface: this he fell upon and
broke il short or We measured the distance from the
top Of the rock 10 where he struck the log, which Is
lust about GO feet. DIR. Eastcrly called upon iii
short time 10 visit linn, and reported him but slightly
injured He is now well; and convrrscd with his
Their who states that his health at least good, not
better, than heretofore c. ID. SMITH.
Russell Co, Va, Sept. ~ 20.
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c or .,;GI'- n ,.ctibr;s. hat'n: ira "a '"'' %
.e g, IN bts ,,,y Tar tern Of :..I, j. SUE o." ."
pa,I,.fa ,o,s r,ef To" ri BIZ :, Nu" . co
o p. IN the country tat may have %c.o's !1f sal" +.
NJ. y IL ,u.", nh om2t Persons im='~a
Nr,,na this pacc for A. would 10 Sc" 10 'a'' w rs Di''
srl,u. .ivIa- the hi.hr'' n@f@'' p'''' i"
cnr,iols ui Negroes
WILLIAM II. EEIIS,
Wii. Il. WOOD.
Richmond Aug. aa!, 1889. HARRIS Ep".h!S','
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

IMPORTATION bn.ug trea r"rescd ~ til" fS@cnH' i'a'
hchnnni negro ,Isc the proper, at M tHri.u 81
Cl,fhr County, CHARGED wuh npiA i".UnE G. c''inj rom
,usrc nud i CONG at 'fc a"'" pi'i i"is-H"
iswIid ui one IigHtT,d 10 as 20
who VII ia. tUr dia slave Rclm" aH'
convey hI To the ii oi Clarke ro"ry-dd q" moreover require
all uccfs AMI military, AMI quest the people ct the rG-
rouwca their best rN"ons 10 "F9ehehd the sa!t 'c
that NAY he brought TO justice.
Given unl,t ms and uuicr the lesser ai
OF the Commonwealth al Richmond tn. 10Th Jay u 30.
lsEAL'I vcnbcr, 1879. (Si-uedl DAVID CAM:BEll..
Richmond described black feet inches h-h,
n years spare % s,nmct' when sroh"n "a" , let
aiu'atcd al the witt dressed when the oLcr
u" roundabout Gu.cd cloth, MIXED "ooien
jean, ,nnlalooHs and st'a" hot.
Nov ~ 'l-"lN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

~ CHANCLEi-IIrsi'I,.-- 81 fua. ia.orn ~ 'Ec Gen:
Uicc Circuit Supo5 Conn "f Ia" .rj thanrcrH lu'
the county Of HmcnGha", TIC ~ DO! oi Ocobc -;
Kcubrn g. rdttesuG, fl"'nlh
Robert iryia., W.lanr. william j. E"hc-u r. nci H.
Dramc. Is. uranr, the f".i Director {"
the Bank Of t nt~l St." osl ra'trso# !'-.' War
wick, Henry au.huGr, Walter J.. ru"raar, jamLs i""'
Abraham iTar.cs. Join 81 NnrvVirk. navA U!snhn,aan
Jane" DuAo od N!rr Surviving nIrn"f Of William ,c"n :"
TO-. and - -, ID" adm'aios;"N ui Ii""n> H. nfai'!,
deceased. peieLdCEis.
The Defendants Peter Walker Boyd Miller, surviving partner
Thomas H. Bradley deed e appearance aud
security acCon!u. rt the Assembly aud Rules .; Ii'
and appean. h satisfactory cyice that they are mol
inhabitants ordered, that the sad n"s"n' De-
PENDANTS do appear here the hf- dy fine next Ap ief
and bill OF tie Pun', agi that copy u HIS order
forthwith inserted printed Ike Cry 81
RrAu,nI aio"il- svry and posted IL the fOUi
DOR % III" ccu hou,c IL il's county
a Cory-Teste, Eui.fE ELDGiECE, c. C. 5. c.
Oct - i,-"sw
gNCHA.uEHy--gua Rail. held rarhr C,c&' u;cy
OF nr Circuit Sulcfiof Cost ct aw 4ad itaar or Cleo
c,s'e county. Monday. tic ~ 1T ANGUS >jl:
Kemp Bllrd who Ter iasnf un al "her '.i'"', o
VIM drri vito thr" 10 ir" US s'
upoa the u.uti ten' oiP.ir, i e"o" 81 '"s iSi""!
Com1it
against
Eliy Sears Az. others, defendants.
Tn. defendant, Gary Scas lat.0: entered his appear
,mcc scruy nccofia. r "i my aud h'
of this Court, aud by s"c'o'y r'd"Hcr TIM
,r an tin, IumuoEw calfrT una o IL"
cnu' .inlL: r. T.. Am"5y his yilacy ordered Il al he
ar.,scr P'nau,s bill, uu 'a ""I! 81 III, crt"r b.
:u' newspaper published IN The tly "i
RirhmO uud If al The irat
OF hc Count hnb-c II lEi> coE#iy.
JOHN Il GARY {. C.
Nov 10 jt-wSN
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~ Observation-Disclosures CaroIiDe county coC liti
Oc c33
ii"-'a,c, ne receiver appointed by decree "'7" '
Law sud tkGurcy A county " lFpa'
in pcan. therein wheryin Ianc., i. ratri- and oc
are pant. aud Richard Norm"ut ard other, Gri"ndn'
Plaintiff:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03
POETRY.
s.n1.cn YER REMAINS r>sv>c."
= -, ,Le y,.,o york .3,aericaa.

From The INrn York .7laertcdn
Ssh, cIIow ing spirited version ni one "i o,TRH"r' INV
fot an indebted a. hand that un;alhsiS ad"rns "'S"''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-03

pani aud KrhaNd NoIm"Ut uNa oiI,Ts arc t'iHFI"
Plaintiff
against
Richard Snrncn, and Norhorrc E. Sutton. Defendants.
The defendant Richard %orm~ui baTnc entered h appear
,nce sl.ca according tho 81 Assembly ana tho
Of lh CoGff, Gad appearing m lscnry cicn1c y
ng.,aU Of this Common l' u ordered iai III"
4 fen ant do appear qroa1 Monday January
ext bill o. the plaintiff, and hot copy OF this
rt"I published N the city
Of Richmond months succelsvc, and posted al The lunr
door OF lie Courthouse .! this county
COpy-ic.'H,
il;IN n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31
UNEXAMPLED
Mammoth Scheme.

THNIlE following details Of Scheme Of Lot
y tety, 10 be drawn in December next, war
rants us in declaring il to be UNPARALLELED
in the history of Lotteries. Prizes TO the amount
have never before been offered to the public Il
is true, there are many blanks, but on the other
hand, extremely low charge Of $40 per ticket
the Value aud Numbers Of the Capitals, and
The revival Of the good old custom Of warronting
thnt every prize shall be drawn aud Sold, will,
we are sure give universal satisfaction, and es-
ptcially 10 the Six Hundred Prize Holders
10 those disposed 10 adventure, we recon-
mend early application being made TO us for
iickets-wbcn the prizes are all sold, blanks only
remain-the FIRST buyers have the best chance.
We, therefore, emphaiically say--DELAY
NOT but at once remit and transmit to Us your
orders, which shall always receive our in,nedi-
ate attention. Letters TO he addressed, and up-
plication made to SYLVESTER & Co,
1856 Broadway, New York.
Ftp Observe the number, l56.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31

'eNIIE subscriber would respectfully inform
The Ladies OF Newport and vicinity that
he has taken a store in Mrs. Townsends
building, Thames-srreet. which will be open
on Monday next, where he intends keeping
n general assortment Of MILLINERY ar;i-
ces, such as Florence and Leghorn Bonnets.
and ell kinds of foreign stock in the straw
line. Also all kinds of AMERICAN
STRAW BONNEIS, aud stock Tor Bon
nets. and Palm Leaf Hoods-also, Bonnet
TRl MMlNGS,oi every description. He has
engaged Millincis from Boston, who will be
in the store to trim Bonneis in the first ylc.
Bonncts of all kinds repaired at short notice.
The subscriber has an extensive establish
ment in Newport for the manuiscture of all
kinds of Straw Bonnets- foreign ard dones-
tic where the trade can be supplied at whole
sale at the shortest notice, and at reasonable
prices. JOHN COREY.
Newport, March q, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31
NEW
Tailoring Establishment,

No. l70, Ihames-sheef
VENiIE subscribers have entered into Co part
4 nership under the firm Of
PREUFERT & TILLEY,
and taken tho store Eext north Of Wm James
Tilley's, where they intend to keep constantly
on hand good assortment Of Broadcloihs, Cas-
sineres, Veslings, Gloves, Hosiery, Stocks, DO
SONS, Collars, and all such articles rs are gencr-
ally called for al a similar establishment. Gar
ment- made to order ut short notice, and war
rantcd TO fit.
N. B.-CUrrING particularly attended to-
A share of the public patronage is respectfully
solicited. VIM. /. PREUFERT,
May !. 1889. WM l.. TiLLEY
Wanted, or 4 Girls rs apprentices to the
Tailoring business.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31
-sT NOTICE. 6a

al nim5.e nincpence IS beiier Man slO'r shil-
Eng."
EAMTLIES wishing to economse, can do
II so by calling on the subscriber, at the
Store formerly occupied by Charles 4. BeH,
where he offers goods at the following pri-
ccs, viz:
Brown Havana Sugar l2 lbs for 81
Green Cuba Coffee 8 lbs for 81;
Havana Molasses per gallon, 81 cts;
First quality Muscu' Rai,ins per box,$ 10;
Pilot Bread per ID, 6 cts;
Butter. Soda and Milk Biscuit per lb, 8 cts;
Aud other articles in proportion. a share
OF patronage is respectfully solicited.
Sept I2. c. w. ANTHONY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31
NEW GOODS.

A large assortment Of rich, new and fashiona-
IA BILE Goods. just received by IL. SES-
sIONS,-among them are the following
Rich Mousselne do Laine,
F"s%"Ieisr, "s'U%i"s'' for dresses and cIOak',
French Prints, London do,
Rosln Plaids, Caroline do,
Gro de Noble Silk,
Wide blue black Satin,
Orleans Cloth.
Paper Canbricks, all colors,
Rich Ribbons,
Chaleys, printed Sax onys. cheap Muslin Col
lars, &c &c. (sept 26.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31
Newport Academy.

rENIIE FALL QUARTER will commence on
n Monday, Sept. OH, when pupils Of both
sexes can be admitted for instruction in the
common elementary studies, in Natural phioso-
phy, Chemistry, Algebra, Geometry, Navigation
including Lunar Observations, Surveying, Draw
ing Of Maps, French. Latin, sc. &c. A COM
petent instructress Is provided for The females
A continuation Of patronage is solicited. Terms
from So to S5 per quarter. }. BRIGGS.
Sent 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31

RECEIVED AT
] "A NJ z s II A NJ NJ o N ID 8 a..

rUNilI BET and Merino cloth,
Printed Saxony and worsted chex,
Printed and plaid Victoria,
Figured and plain Alpines,
Swiss and knit Shawls,
Thibet and Brochi ditto,
French aud British prints,
Rich Mousseline de LANES, plain and
figured,
Scarfs, Collarets and Cravats,
Mohair Mitts aud Gloves,
Printed Flanncl-Welch ditto,
Rogers and English Flanncls,
Worsted Damask aud Moreno,
Whitney and Rose Blankets,
Fancy aud cOlored Merinos,
French Work, and fancy Laces,
Embossed ccntcr table Cloths,
Rich Satins for cloaks,
Elegant figured and plain Silks for dresses,
Brondcloths, Cashmere and Cassinets,
Ribbed and plain Sattinets,
Mohair, Moravian and worsted Hose,
Supcrfne heavy sheetiDg and shir,ing.
Sept 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31

GOO prizes, SI5Oo,Ooo
TICKETS Sl0--.N'O SH.lRES.
/ The whole Of the Tickets with their Numbers,
as also those containing the Prizes will bo exam
ined and sealed by the Commissioners appointed
under the Act. previously to their being put into
the wheels. the wheel " III contain the whole
Of tho Nunbers, the other will conan the Six
Hundred Prizes, aud the first 600 Numbers that
shall be drawn out, will be entitled TO such Prize
as may be drawn 10 its number, and the for,u-
nate holders of such Prizes will have such pro-
perty transferred 10 them immediately after the
drawing, unincumbered, and without any Dcduc-
tion. June q.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31
II IS w
PATENT CORDAGE
MANDATORY.

TNIE subscriber has the pleasure Of an
L nouncing 10 his friends, and the public
generally, that he has completed. and has now
in foil operation, his new establishment, for
the purpose of manufacturing Pa TENI'
COR ID a G f., and from his experience in
operating the same machinery at the soutb,he
feels warrsntcd in assuring his customers,
that his cordage, in point Of beauty or dura-
bilhy, will be equal To New York or Boston
manufacture, and will be sold ~ low rs at
either of the other establishments in this
town.
WIN. TEW TIt.LEY.
Newport, March II, 1890.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31
NEW STOCK
B O O II S g. S III O T. s.
BENJAMIN Marsh, Jr.,

No. I3S, Thames-strect,
Has inst receired a splendid assortment o.
BOOTS 8. SHOES-Smtatle for
the approaching season,
CONSISTING OF
II AIDES French Shoes, Victoria ties, lIar-
"a rison ties, and largo supply Of Slipps
and Laces, manufactured of the first quality
of kid and morocco. Also Misses of differ.
ent qualities, and Children's of all description
and colors-togcther with large supply of
Ladies' low priced Kid Shoes, good article,
at 62 cts. per pair. Gcntlomen's summer
Boots at $3.50; ditto fine Calf and Seal skin
Boots.
All Of the above articles will be sold on ms
favorable terms as at any other store in New
port. Those wishing to purchase will please
call and examine for themselves.
N. B.-Gentlemcn's fine Boots made to
order Of French Calfskin, after the New
York style, and warranted to tit.
Ladies and Misses Shoes manufactured to
order in the nestest manner, and of the best
materials. April 4, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-31
NEW
CcNTEST1oNAEY =.
ICE CREAMS, RESTOR.7TORY.

vgNHE subscriber has thrown his doors open,
Il notwithstanding his arrangement is not
as yet completed, and respectfully invites
the Ladies and Gcn,lcmcn Of Newport and
vicinity to look into his rooms, examine and
taste a glass of his Ice Creams, calves foot
Jelley, dish of scolloped Oysters, wing of u
Brant, or if they wont do, glass -f his high
charged Soda Water. REMOND.
N. D.-R. will keep constantly for sale all
kinds OF puff Pastry and Cakes, with a great
variety Of Confectionery, at Wholesale and
retail.
O. Wedding Cakes made to order.
MAY ., 1889.
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NEW GOODS.

THOMAS T.. SHEFFI ED,
Grateful for past |rpors brgs icnre 10 inform
his Jri,nis and hc public ~ gsntra!
TIIAT he has taken the new Store, at the
junction oi Bfoad and Spring streets, aud
ius, returned from New York. with new and
iirssh suppl, of choice GROCERIES, which
he is ready 10 dispose ~ rs low as they can
be purchased IN tnwn-and hopes Ia receive
share of The public patronage.
April -, 1880.
III .ule bv EF&W hEwtoS.
Aug 10.
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Rail Way a. ship Yard.
SILAS II. COTTRELL,

WOULD inform tho public that
.ArhftvS he has RAIL WAY in opera
pffyfNN ton for hauling up Vessels, nj
Ss.Sq-gx0 his SHIP YARD, a few rods
below The Custom llnuse, where he can al.
ways b. found in readiness TO wait on thnsc
who may favor him with their custom.
The charges are Tor hauling mp aud launch
ing high deck Vessels, iweniy cents per ton
Low deck, twenty five cents per ton.
For laying on the Rail Wsy-Vcsscls un-
der one hundred tons, SO per day.
Over one hundred, aud under one hundred
and ifly, 50 per day.
Over ono hundred and fiiy. 50.
No charge for stormy days and Sundays.
No Vessels will BE rcckoncd less than
fry tons. Juue 10, IsJD.
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TNOR SALE upon reasonable terms. the
IL Observation-Disclosures or
ROBERT JOHNSTO.N, Esq, near tho
celebrated Newport Beach, together with all
the buildings and about eight acres Of Land
Of prime guilty.
The situation for prospect and scenery is
not exceeded by any in New England-is or
naInented ~ the Lawn in front and sides with
n variety of Forest Trees and elegant shrub
berry, and presents 10 gentleman OF TASTE an
opportunity for investment OF capital very
seldom, to be found For terms and view OF
the premises apply 10
JOSIAH g. SHAW.
June 27 Newport, X. |.