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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10
PATENT wINDLAsS.
z H. DIST r. A ID.

Is r. ID - l. f. A -.
CO. THE Subscribers, sole Projectors aud Manufacturers,
prepared TO execute With deraeh all orders Tor their ca
r,sed Patent swelled Bean Nmda.. Beds,eads which
now almost universally used being the et article yet
understanding ease, convenience and durability.
The saciag acted upon hs the windisss an sweed beam
perfectly light and free from ali Liability IL still lcs
ing an elasticity the which render, particularly easy
and sple in construction he matter of putting and taking
will be found Of but e trouble cS1irsrson with those
OF any other construction hst the with which The
ductieu OF any kind Of yers,in
te taken rsnder each rsastead perfect her
~ho ars invited ca ana examine ass assortment
sand
Al.o large assortment OF elegant yurni,ore Marass.s
rvssher Beds, sc. constasily an hand
J. w. X 4 SOUTuACK, No lp5 Broadway,
jcIsy Fraakls Hoss..
DoRTABLE SHOWER BATHs--maunf.ct4ses w J.
STONE, Plumber Engineer, 400 Broadway % I'm
DIAPER MAKERS FELTING-s bale. %, a., -, 81, Cd.
j. CAMPBELL rERssE,
ssy 10 aad ils Nassau
100 SELF Cooking and revolving core Pistol,
lUU 500 Rihcs assorted, fms and conmon
800 ;iasls barrel snn', DO D.
1000 pairs pocket aud A~lt pistols
5000 900 Percussion Caps
,eria Tools. and every article repaired 10 e Qua an
Pistol trade, for sale BY A. w. sfhs W
mya2m W. fcara -
vT,ABIErTE or PEARL AND ALABAsTRR-A 80.
perior Cosmetic Cor preserving the ska from becoming
chopped aud for preventing that eass and
And io sng pnlss and ether srrtion. u y also FAR
peror The ordinary Pearl Powder for aproying the
pIe sion TO which inpars additional sonsss and beauty
For ,ae BY Cuions $50 Droadway j. ~ Hart as Brosd
way and % Hudson streets and by h. NJ Suon IN Bowey
corner OF Grand 81 Henry Of Pike and If Main
aud pront Streets Bsookiyn rr'cs u cent. me-eedss'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10
GENTLEMEN's
GAIT OEF THING

T. n u FF T. IL " n n Nv U
BOUGHT, CASH BY
Fl. LEVITT, Ia Duane a., doors iroa William.
90 KNOWING there persons who wake great pr
for Gsst on Clothing &c. &c and we
in many do give the full value for the same,H
will those gentlemen who may have such articles BY
them and who send for him. Of receiving the utmosi
value in CASH for every article.
~. BA line through the post ONCE otherwise, 10 the
above address. will NJ with duo sttcstion. myo6v.
NOR COLORING RED OR GRAY HAIR PERMA
liz NENT BROWN ORBLACk-Red or grey hair may
permanently eoorcd rich and glossy brown black
single application Of Mahos eds Turkish Dye; and instead OF
inuring the hair most parasns do improves its aP
pesranoe and il laxsrany 80 just the
Of this article that orders been received Tor
from American gentlemen residing Canton who have sss
its efficacy while at home Price - per bottle
GUIONs, lse Broadway,
als-y Agents for the Usi,ed states o. America
ITO THE LADEs-Laaes can save 40 per cent by pur.
chasing their Tuscan aud Straw Hats direct from the
ufaeuers The subscriber begs most respectfully 10 inform
the Ladies that he will open the store No 100 william street,
Wednesday he 9Th instant with and spIensid assors-
of Tuscan and Straw Hate which he viii sell Wholesale
retail at very reduced prices Having purchased his Brands
direct from the importers al the lowest cash iee ana his
stock having manufactured within the last month,
he enabled TO offer bonne combining all the recent improve
shape and style 30 cent les than the usual retail
prices His o Paris Ribbons will be found 10 supass IN
variety and beauty any previously exhibited IN this city
". BISHOP Tuscan and Straw Hat Manufacturer,
ux7.lu. lao William street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

n ICH PLATED TEA& COFFEE uRNs Just received
N patterns ofPa,ed Tea urns o. d'here~t nfe
md warranted silver edges.
ID. L. DELAvAN, No. u Maiden Lane,
mv1-v Afc~ doors below Brosdway.
mo PAPER MAKkRs.-fourdrin.r Machine W,r. cloths
i and FELT. FOR saie bv j. CAMPBELL PERSSE,
z3o-y 10 and ~ Nassau street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10
NEW YORK BAZAAR

In T. w IORk 0hLAhh
For Pinin and Enpcy Paper Bsxe- Of NIL
sirEs v svrnr srrL, sNo Yea As
Lr~s o ~u.rrsgR
III F0ttea street,
Tire, doors from Nassau
No CITY and country merchants all sind eo.ssaHy ~,
ars- stock hand They be accommodated sori 10
xce any any qnsntiy they please ae ~ 'sTAs
them PROFITABLE packing may b. aersa !" any -rt ~
America
Real genuine Cologne water imported from Germany o.
superior quay-w sat.fy sver, purchaser
Alfo. Just received By late arri, ala, hns lot u
COLOgED AND MARBLE PAPER,
Of IN. =, a y. g,,tiful pattrs,,a -,siis
Two IEkC HANTs STORE kEErERs MD HOTEL
i KEEPEHs-J. w SrENT, GENERAL Btsier .nd JOE
ring Carpenter. No n Tell street takes tbs st@oa = fv'era
his sincere thanks his psron IN r ahes be-
OF business, and 10 h them aud the pusic gsnrrsy hs'
Ne hsad 80 600 fett &C eel, ss0ned lePsrea s
wing AMI stssnd from hs long exprrisncs snd
f~oyed in ating lars. storss, ~ he ~ ~ times
read, receive orders IN this Parensr branch aud -
cute the with puncasy and dispatch, the mot 20
-sopa bic terms n1t~tm
ITALIAN TRANsPARENr WINDOW sHADEs.
In addition the former supply. the subscribe, ~ll' receive
- the course al the present week sbuai 100 pair highly nn'.
"a Italian Transparent Window SHADE " eve-y vai,e, -
lasdsea are and scenery, anon. then w ~ fua1 many "a
t,rey new Th, suhscber having purchsses them @ thar
ha the ore nal cost he will " enabled q scl tsm fros
from $50 IL A spar For sssb
'' 80 !" y OLIVER W. wooOFopp,
a2T.im" vo'1.'i'ae 'ees,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10
NE w ENGLAND HOUSE.
II a NJ X H q T. II II !.

NO. 3l PARK Row-THREE DOORS AgovE THE THFATRT.
HE Public respectfully informed that this establish
ment recently kept by Mr. Randall Smith has beentaken
by the subscriber late of the Cumberland House. Portland
Maine winch he intends continae public house hotel
under the above To his friends il
necessary say than that this eabs will be kept
his wonted style To the public at large that they be
ured Of finding all times his table furnished with tho best
the choicest wines and lqsors.-New York May g. 1899
JOHN BARKER.
- A Public Ordinary every day at O'Clock.
~ BAT the Refractory, in the basement be had at all
hours Rcasts OF description served in the choicest
my9 lw
CLOBE HOTEL.-F. BLANCHARD respectfully informs
" his friends and the public that the establishment
open for the reception Of company continuation Of
the liberal patronage he has received respectfully solicited
lie would also notify the public that the Table dHote at
P. NJ. will commence on Monday, the 9th inst.
The baths, attached 10 the Hotel will be in readiness fer NE
accommodation Of his patrons, Saturday, the 4h inst,
my3-lw
ID ,vILIoN, NEW BRTGHTON.-GEO. PIERIs, Qas.
of the Wayery House. New York, and Rockaway Pavi.
ion) has The pleasure his riAuds the pub
lie that he has leased this splendid establishment New
Brighton, Staten saud miles the city Of New York
The house 4 now open for the summer, for the acconmoda
ton 81 his boarders and visitors.
The proprietor atters himself having been long known
TO the psbc and having opaned house that be
passed for esry advantage watering place. e thaks lie
may ia the worldly and confidently hoping that he shall
have IN May sach improvements made by adding Library.
Reading and Billiard Rooms Bath Houses, together with
variety OF amasemen during the season, will make very
inviting.
There the best Of schools the vicinity say walking die
lance Families arriving with their carriages, will find the
best Of 'tabIng and attendance OF grooms Sc.
The Steamboats, Water Witch and Cinderella leave New
York at 2, 10Y A. NJ and 81. 81 81 Nj and leave the
New Brighton Dock for the city at 6i loI A. NJ and 81
T. ny36tAW
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

nNDERS NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN GIN
"a TiFNENss FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE
rsTABftsHNkNTs. No Beekran street, New YORK
snd No. ~ NsiosT street. New OeansSosthers gcnt nsn
visiting the 81 New loik respectfully informed ss
hnd fu as,ortaest n Opsrs snt Dress Bcos' On
ia Ss.s Fane, asA Drs Pumps, ara 0sers u the same
st,ls a aaay fsrs,ad them a. No ~ Nseet -
Ns ocsn ~Aieh obssel DE Art prrmi-1 At The late
PAR AZ that RITZ. .
ausn psrh.sius ~ gvag orders Coz 6ae Boots fr n.
Cha.l~.teu Nells >s~ Ofeas. Natehes. Niesaursa, %
apy 90 shs .o1t ess, Invited - cal
swa .x.m~ slsulA article q light Dsss Boots, msde ~
F,-,h smrst.a ssk - he IAtss Psfsn fashion. al No.
D.skrssA street Gasou us Nov Neh, tp~sste the lsrt
URIAH RYDER.
IN Fst rssuisn ~ ths A-srie.a lsii,u,e New York.
MseA.nsos fmsttiutr.
late Fac A New Orleans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10
- r~Gn - SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE Tor
49, Norfolk Charleston ;. c. Petersburg, and

- g~G<n - SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE tor
Sx~E-s-5 Norfolk, Charleston, ;. C.. Petersburg, and
sAnsEEzzSrSs7k- Richs,ond-Thr steamboats, ALABAMA,
KENTUCKY and JEwEsS all boats ofspecl aud acconmo-
aon will running daily the first April between
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower end VI
Spears wharf every afternoon At o'clock Immediately al
the arrival Of the FROM Phil ade pha and will arrive
PORTSMOUTH ia time Tor the for Whining
ton aud thence steamboats, 10 Charleston Returning will leave
Portsmouth every day after the arrive om The South md
reach Baltimore inorang time for the for Pha'
dslphia.
These boats ia connection with the well known steam
packets Georgia aud Sosh Caroisa which leaves Norfolk
every Saturday for Charleston giving travellers choice They
also with the James River boats 70 Icters
burg and Richmond Stranger, Informed (old travellers
know that this . the cheapest aud mo.i comfortable route Tor
southern travellers, there changs fron steam
boats and stages the dead &c night the WasAs.ton
The company therefore hope the travelling part Of the
community viii patroni them, giving equal facilities and
superior comfort
Passage and fare TO Norfolk, s.. JOHN w. brown,
m26.tf Agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

- r-S@s@s = "FARE RFDbCkD"-.NO MvNO
- PoLY.-Peopis's Eew Line fS' Bos.n, ria
ss@O's<<- Newport and Pr0riienes.C.b,n passage
dol'ar-Dccs ffty eent.The steamer LEAlNSTON. CAPT
VANDERBILT will leave New York Cor Newport aad Prosi-
ocnee Sataslly, the nth inst NJ oclosk \ ~ trem
Pier NJ North River Fregh, taken 1t cant, foot Fer
further information eppl, On board
The boilers akd hull the above boat have been put
IN complete order and pubic may dsH h~s
sc no ,scrs praccss being entirely unaessrs 10 sss
her well established reputation Tor speed Inc regular
say, Tor m, Lexington Ia New York will se wednesday,
and Saturdays. until further notice. a. sm
IA HOUSE WANTED IN EXCHANGE FOR u. X.
NtlsI cHASDIZE Wanted, buse IN tbs ciis worth from
5000 Il $4,000 exchange COMBS. ferfGaery, Jew
ellery Brushes Fancy Goods Sc. al fair prices Address
NIL. box NJ. OIL upper postotise my4-N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

NEW HEFEGTORY.--J. SWEENEY informs has TREND
IN anl ne pahc that he has opened Rssctory IN thai
large AMI busg No la alton street Fish, Flesh
Fowl away. be found his tables aud deiiss
o. a.. y~ovided appears in the market
No care .iiea.n will be wsatag has part TO give general
aeau and he h.ps~ End uat gensro,. encouragement
wheh lc 10 determined to reserve.
tla-n sWEhSfh'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

vXvOoD COOK sTovEs-whieh are taking the place OF
wv an otrs this for their eonvenerc and ecouo-
NV b,g enabled do eve dheren, Kind, of Cooking at ess
sd las same tune Rssstug Bsk Bonr, Frying and
Brong, al which DIVE perfectly with ihc least
IA asl 90. G. say cuiissry apparatus sow ~
Ite.e having smoking ehirrny. will 6.a them ches,s~l
e,ue. p1sa.r calf AMI examine them.
sTRArroN 4 SEYMOUR,
nat. ga Water street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

STEAM SECURING AND TAILORING, By William
~ Smith, No Wall street. New York. All orders the
above line will be thankfully received and punctsy attended
to- Repairing done, cellars cs button. Innings, straps all
made to equal to n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

DRENIUM GtiiLDRENS CLOTHlNG.-GEORGEA A.
HOYT & CO., No Ia Bowery, have on hand extensive
Of fashonably made Chdrcn's Clothing, Samples
Of which obtained the premium the ar which they
disposed sell very cheap for Cash. either wholesale
ret a5-3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-10

a RtfECTOkY TO LET, at "a Divisies street asd
n fronting Broadway, with futures for sale The
proprietor dispose Of them in consequence Of ha,.g
Luncss hand and for the want Of help
carr, For further particulars inquire the premises,
~ al Isa B,w,r, TUNIS UAUGHURST
rx4l .xs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-20
NeW A00ertfaemeuts.
Juvenile Singing school.

NJ r. II. SWIFT, late ofthe Boston Acade.
A's my of Music, rnd now teacher of Music
IN the city of Providence, proposes to give
twenty four lessons in Vocal Music, in New.
port, two lessons each week, on the Pcsta.
lozzian systemic q class of Juvenile scholars
This system has been adopted by all the
professors and teachers of music in Boston,
and many other places, and is such, that
scholar at an early age, can readily acquire
a thorough knowledge of the principles of
music and the art of ofsinging; it having been
tested by long and successful experiment.
From the experience which Mr.. s. has had
in teaching, and from the numerous testimo-
mails at hand accredting his success, he feels
confident in the assurance, that those who
may favor him with their patronage, will be
amply satisfied with the proficiency of those
whom they may place under his instruction
Lessons will be given at the residence Of any
who may desire it.
Terms 81 25-Juvenie Singing Book, 25
cents. Tickets of admission 20 be obtained
at Mr.. Benz. Marsh, Jr's. Shoe store.
O. The School will be held OIL Mondays
and Tuesdays,a at 81 o'clock p. m, at the New
port Academy, Clarke street, commencing on
Monday next, June 9th. uuno 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-20
At A TOWN.MEETING,
Holden .Ncwpori, June an, 1885

Holden .Ncwport, June 4M, 1889.
IT was Voted, Tha, the following RcCnla-
ions respecting cmptying Prlvy Vaults
be- and the same is hereby made law OF
tins town:-
SrcrIoS LIT is ordered, That no persou
or persons shall hereafter between the 10Th
day of April, aud the 10Th day of November,
III any year, carry into, or through any pub
lie Street Of said Town, any part of the con-
tents OF prvy vault, in any cart, Wagon,
or other vehicle whatever, except between
The hours Of 10 O'Clock p. NJ. and sunrise.
SEc. 2,-That no person or persons shall
at any time whatsoever, carry into or through
any public street of said town, any part Of the
contents Of privy vault, in any cart, wng-
gon, or other vehicle, which shall not be
IeIrclnalIy covered, aud water tight.
SEC. 3, That no such cart, Wagon or
vehicle, having therein any part of the con-
tents of privy vault, shall be permitted tn
stand except while loading) in any public
Street of said Town.
Src 4.-That in case Of violation Of the
lSi and Cd sections mentioned, the owucr or
owners, driver or drivers, Of any such cart,
Wagon or other vehicle, shall forfeit and pay
the sum of FIVE Dollars; and for any viola.
ton oi the third section, such owner or own
ers, driver or drivers, shall forfeit and pay
the sum of Two Dollars; which pcnaltcs
shall be recovered to and for the use Of the
Town, in actions of debt, in the name Of the
Tow n-Treasurcr, before any Court proper to
/ try the same.
SIC. 5,-That this Bye-law be published
three weeks successvey, in all the News-
papers III The Town.
True Copy: Witness,
T. b. ROWLAND, Town Clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-20
Died.

In this town, yesterday morning, Mrs. Deborah Pot
ter, widow Of Mr.. Rcstcomb Potter, aged ~ years..
Funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from the house of
Capt Macy, in franklin street. which the relations and
friends alc requested to attend.
On Monday 10th inst much regretted by her friends,
Mrs. Hannah Ilindmnrch wife OF Mr.. Geo. lndmarch,
agcd So ycnrs-latc Of Morton nanstead, Devonshirc,
lug land
nrr widow OF Pelcg Gardner, IN the 10th oi her
nge-a respectable member ot the Society of Friends.
In North Kingston, on the 3st ult., Rev. William
Norhup, Pastor o the lst Bast Church III that town,
in the sOth year Of his agc.
In Nckior ON the ith inst Alice r., only child OF
sylvester e. Sherman, ESD ngcd years and ii mos.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-20

DrsTRFssING CAsrALrY.-Dicd, at Glons
Falls, N. y. on the 3lst of May last, Mr.
Obadiah Almy, son of Mr. Christopher Almy
Of Smthfed, in this State. A sister of the
VIM. Otis, residing at Dowley, Vermont
while on her way to attend the funeral, was
thrown from her horse and so severely in,
hours. The fllcted father, (who had at.
tended his son during his last illness, aa well
Us n numerous circle ofreatives and friends
was thus called to suffer an unexpected and
double bercuvcmcnt.- Providence Journal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-20

PIcKPocKETs.-We understand that
several Friends lost their pocket books
on Sunday last, in the crowd which
gathered at the Friends Meeting
House in the afternoon. It's supposed
that scoundrel, dressed in the plain
habiliments Of the Friends, has been
lurking in their midst, watching the
most convenient opportunities for pick
ing their pockets. A suspicious look
ing character was observed among them
previous to the loss ofthe pocket books
referred to, but he has not been seen
since. We are in hopes he will yet be
detected.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-20

ACCOMMODATION will be seen
that the steamer Narragansctt will
leave this place for Providence, on
Sunday mornings, at half past I o. clock,
until further notice. Should. she ar
rive from New York earlier than half
past 7, she will not start previous to
that hour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-20

THE WAsnINGToN BANK ROBBERY.-Thc
trial of A. w. Goodrich, for receiving S50,-
600 from Dennis e.. Orme, teller Of the Bank
of the Metropolis, Knowing that the money
had been stolen from the bank, came on a,
Washington on Friday. No facts were
ELECTED in addition to those published by us.
mt the time of the robbery. 1t Itappcared, very
clearly, that Mr.. Goodrich received the
money from Orme with no criminal intent,
and that he promptly gave it up to the Off
GERS of the Bank. He was acquitted. The
trial of .Orme is put Off to the next term of
the Court Intel.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-20

IN Invaluable Cure for Corns and Warts.
o. DIR. J. ADAMS informs the inhabit-
ants Of Newport who are afflicted with Can.
GERS, Wcns, Kings Evil, Corns on their toes,
aud Warts on any part Of their bodies, that
he will ciicc, u cure of the two lust named
diseases IN the short space Of twenty MIN
u,es, without causing the leasi pain or sore
ness.
He will operate on them either at their
houses, or al his lodgings at Mr JosrrH
F,sH's, IN Broad.sircci. JOHN ADAMS.
Newport, June g, 1879.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-20
Rail Way & Ship Yard.
SILAS II. COTTRELL,

a. WOULD inform the public that
.NA he Las a RAIL WAY in opera
EETSN ton for hauling up Vessels, al
Ls. his SLIP YARD, few rods
below the Custom House, where he can al
ways be found in readiness to wait on those
who tnay favor him with their custom.
The charges are Tor hauling up and launch
ing high deck Vessels, twenty cents per ton.
Low deck, twenty five cents per ton.
For laying on the Rail Way-Vcsscls un.
der one hundred tons, So per day.
Over one hundred, and under one hundred
and fifty, SO per day.
Over one hundred and fifty, 81.
No charge for stormy days and Sundays.
No Vessels will be reckoned less than
fifty tons. June 20, IS39.s-6m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-20

The Secretary of the Treasury has ordered
the Revenue Gutter Hamilton, Capt. Sturgs,
to proceed forthwith TO the British Provinces,
to ascertain the true causes which have led
to the seizure Of American fishing vessels
for alleged cncroaclnncnt upon British ground,
and to report the same to the Department.
Boston Gaz.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-20

FAuQUiER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
VA.-Our readers are referred to our
advertising columns for particular no
tice of " Fauquier White Sulphur" or
Warrenton Springs"-only co miles
from Washington, which may be reach
cd from thence in only part of day =
travel, in good stages.-The accommo-
dations and comfort at this watering
place, we arc told, are scarcely equal
led and not surpassed in the Union, and
there are individuals in this town who
can testify to the restorative and cura-
tive qualities Of these waters, in cases of
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, &c.
While we cannot refrain from stating
that no place on the continent of Ameri-
ca can. surpass our own Newport, or
the Island of Rhode Island, for the pu-
rity Of its atmosphcre-its bracing in
huencc--ts fine sea bathing--its "beau-
tiful drives s"-its land and water seem
ery-its fine fshing-&c. &c.-still to
the invalid and patient we would not
hesitate to recommend these remcdiablc
waters, and the "swect valley of the
Rappahannock."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-20
Newport Brewery for sale.

NOR SALE, that valuable Estate known
J. by @ name ofth NEWPORT BR EW.
ERY. The lot fronts on Thames street Gl !
feet, and on Brewer street 26Ii feet On
the 10, i, large and convenient Brewery,
with two first rate malt rooms and kiln, suf.
icient to carry of 200 bushels Of grain per
week, with coppcrs and coolers sufficient TO
make 1000 bbls. of beer per year. II has
two large aud never failing fountains Of pure
soft water. The malt rooms, coolers, &c,
are nearly new and are IN complete order
Attached To the Brew house Is large yard
with sheds, &c. The Estate will be sold en-.
tire, or the Brewery separate from the lot on
Thames street, as n,ny sui; purchasers. a
yocd and perfect title will be given by the
subscriber, rs trustee. Also for sale, the
casks, bbs., &c. belonging TO the establish.
ncnt, amounting To about COO u not pre-
vousy disposed of, it will be offered at auc-
ion on Wednesday, Aug. 2ls', ot u O'Clock
\. NJ. For terms &c. apply In
:. +. GARDNER, Trustee.
Newport, June l}, l>;}o.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-20

The Locos held their Convention in
this place last week, but made no nomi-
nations for members of Congress. We
understand committee was appointed
70 nominate candidates.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-06-20
NEW
Tailoring Establishment,

No. TO, 7Knmes-streef.
vuVff -ob.cribcrs have entered into Co part
n ncr.hip under the firm Of
PREUFERT & TILLEY,
and ,al ON the store Eest north of WIN. James
Tilloy's, where they intend TO keep constantly
on hand good assortment Of Broa,lcloths, Cas-
simercs. ,Ncslings, Gloves. Hosiery, Stocks, Bo-
SONS, Collars, and all such articles ss are geneu-
ally called for nj q similar establishment Gar
,reui- made to order at short notice, and war
rnni.d to IN.
~ -B.--CvlriNG particularly attended to-.
A share Of the public patronage Is respectfully
solicited. Wa q. PRrCtrRT,
May |. 1889. Wa IT, TiLttY.
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. luiorius bgsigess.
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