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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-10

CURTIs ON llEARING.--Dr. John II. Cur
tis, Of London, whose name of late years has
been frequently heard in conncxion with the
advance of medical science, with respects to
diseases Of the ear, has prepared an abridg-
ment Of one of his larger trealises in popu-
lar form, for the purpose Of conveying gem
eral information on The subject of deafness
In this work he has perhaps given his infor-
nation in style which is too familiar 10 meet
with universal fhvor; but the motive Of the
author in adapting hs work to the capacity
of common readers for diffusion OF correct
views on this subject, Of which ill lately
there has been a anentable ignorance, will
be readily appreciated. We are surprised at
learning tho large number Of sufferers by
deafness. We are here informed tIut in the
city Of London alone, there are 60OO0 per-
sons destitute of the sense of hearing.
The motto of the book il singuar:--
Gle who has ears to hear, let him hear"
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Guardians Notice.

rI'IlE subscriber having been appointed by
l. the Hon. Court of Probate, of the town
Of Newport, Guardian of the Estates I'm the
State OF Rhode lsland,) of Gordon Dixon
OK, and Sarah OK, minor children OF
Thomas OK, late Of the State OF New York,
dec. aud given bonds as the law directs here
by requests all persons interested, TO govern
themselves accordingly.
p. REMINGTON, Guardian.
Oct 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-10

THE CAPTURED hrRIcANs.-Atert the ad.
Journment Of the Court ut Hartford, the
Africans were taken back TO New Haven,
where they are treetcd with every proper
indulgence and kindness. Cingucz is no,
kept in close confinement as before the
Court having decided that he has committed
no crime against the laws of the United
States.
Since their return to New Haven, farther
Efforts have been made To find persons who
can converse with them in their nntive tongue,
and who nlso understood the English Ian.
guagc. These endeavors, we are happy to
say, have been crowned with success. Two
nutive Africans, belonging to the crew of the
Br. brig Buzzard, now in this harbor, from o
cruise on the coast Of Africa, having been
sent to New Haven by the committee on be.
half of the Africans, with the consent Of thoir
captain (Fitzgcrald) were found to speak
exactly the same language as the prisoners
Professor Gibbs, in letter communicn nting
this intelligence, says: II would have done
your heart good to see the Joy Of the African
on finding themselves able to CONVERSE will,
the men,"
And another gentlemen writes, awe
called with them (the interprcters) ut the
prison this morning, as the African cap,ives
were at breakfast. The marshal objected to
the entrance of the interpreters until the
breakfast was over, but ono Of the captives
coming to the door and finding coun,rymau
who could talk in their own language, took
hold Of him, and literally dragged him in
Such scene cnsued a.; you may better con
ccive than describe. Breakfast was forgot.
ten; all crowded around The two men, and
all talking us fast as possible. The children
Rugged one another with transport" Tn,
captives confirm all that had been previously
learned from John Ferry, the native of Kissi,
who was able to converse q little with some
Of them.-[ Journal Of Commerce.
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q THE CHEAP CASH STORE
NEW GOODS.

\ have just received large stock of Wool.
i len and other Goods, which now makes
my assortment complete. My terms (as
am under ngr) are for Cash. selling for Cost
only, aud my expenses being very small,
enables ne TO sell at less prices than at any
other Store in the stale.
STOCKPORT Z. TIlLEY.
Oct 10, 1899.
COuH oT ITooute, .'edVDir, Orf. q, ic.,p.
A PrLICATIoN was made for IN Admins
"A traitor to be appointed on the Estate OF
Rcbecca Runbcrg, late of Newport, widow,
dec.
II il ordered, that the same be- received
and the consideration thereof referred TO o
Court Of Probate, to be holden at the State
House in Newport, on the first Monday in
Nov. next, at 81 o'clock a. NJ. and that pre-.
vious notice be given, by publishing a copy
of this order. three several times in the Her
dH gf The Times, for all persons interested To
appear ut said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-witness:
Oct TO- B. B. IIowLASD, Pro. elk.
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Court of Probate, .Nerport, Oct. 7, 1889.
rUNIlE final Administration account on the
i Estate of William Gardner, late Of New.
poit, Trader, dec. was presented for allow
ance:
II is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred TO I
Court of Probate, to be holden ut the State
House in Newport on the first Monday ir
Nov next, nj q o'clock n. m. and that previous
notice be given by publishing copy of tins
order, three several times IN the Hr"ld q
Me Times, for all persons interested to ap-
pear at said time and place and be heard.
A true copy--wi,ness,
Oct 10. Il. B. Rowland, Pro. CIR.
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M a q q 3 4 g = s .

At the Friends Meeting House in Portsmouth, ou the
end n,t. Mark ANTHONY Of Taunton, 10 Amcy sherman
daughter Of Asa sherman Of Portsmouth.
Al Providence on Tuesday evening, 81 inst 10y Rev.
A. d. Niuton, James II. Eames to Jane, youngest
daughter OF Ilezckiah Anthony, Esq.
In Rochester, Mass, on Monday morning Inst, by the
Rev. Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. W. J. Munro Of this town, to
Eliza Ann, daughter OF Elijah Willis, Esq. OF the former
place.
On the Ih uit nt Fort Smelling by Rev T.. G.. Gear,
Chaplain u. - A., Lieut.. ~ WhitchornC, Of the 5th
Infantry, to Miss Mary l.. Gear.
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sr NOTICE. -6s

".l nin,Jie ninepence is Jetter than sior sha'
ling"
FAMILIES wishing to cconomise, can do
II so by calling on the subscriber. ni tho
Store formerly occupied by Chnri,s T. Bel,
where he offers goods at the following pri-
ces, viz;
Brown I;avnnn Sugar 12 lbs for 81;
Green Cuba Coffee 3 lbs for 81;
Havana Molssses per gallon, "a cts;
Frs, quality Musca' tsisins per box,s rs;
Pilot Dread per ID, q cts;
Batter. Soda and Milk Biscuit per ID, cts;
Aud other articles IN proportion. A share
Of patronage is respectfully solicited.
Sept ~. G. w. ANTHONY.
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STOVES. STOVES. STOVESM.

KKM. L. MELyIlI. informs his friends and
w the public, that l'e has on hand about
900 STOVES, Of various kinds, which he will
sell at wholesale or retail, ~ low as can be
bought Of tho manufacturer. Among them are
the Union Stoves, made by Tie Norton Furnace
Co., which has given The best satisfaction Of any
ever denlt in Also Coal Cook Stoves of diff
fereni patterns. Cylinder and Paror Stoves,
warranted as low as any others Of the same size.
Tin and Sheet Iron work done al notice.
Oct 10.
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NEW GOODS.

4 large assortment Of rich, new and fashona-
"A BILE Goods, just received by ii. SES.
them are the following
Rich Mousse line de Lame,
r"sho1sis,, r"st,0Hi"t'' for dresse. and cloahs.
French Prints, London do,
Ros!in Plaids, Caroline do,
Gro de Noble Silk,
Wide blue black Satin,
Orleans Cloth,
Paper Combrcks, all color.,.
Rich Ribbons,
ChaIeys, printed saxonys, cheap Muslin Col
lnrs, &c &c. sept 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-10

On Saturday, .Norcmber 2d, 1889, Mt 3 o'eioek
r.. W., at the Methodist Chapel IN This
To,cn, ,ciH be sold at Public .4uciion. 10 the
highest bidder.;n conformity to the provisions
Of the .4ct Of Incorporation,
A LII the Pews and parts of Few. in said
IA house, which may then be indebted TO
The Corporation for Taxes, and incidental
charges. All interested will govern !hem-
selves accordingly.
BENZ. MUMFORD, Sttward.
Newport, Sept. 26, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-10

On Wsdnesiay merit, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, nj
the Sales Rooms Of NJ Hail.
~lLL be sold a valuable collection Of
w Nautical. Mathematical, Engineer.
ing and Surveying instruments. consisting Of
level'ing Instruments, Surveying Compass-s.
Marine and Parlor Barometers. night and day
Telescopes, do Astronomical, on stands night
and day, or self registering Thermometers, and
n variety Of other qualities Ivory aud Bras,
Pocket Compasses, leather aud brass pockei
Measures, from 6 to 100 feet large assortment
of Spectacle and Pebble Eye GIasses Target
Route for Levelling three FIRST rate Svsr
Watches ; Camera Ob.cura, ond various other
articles too numerous To mention.
The above are warranted instruments Of n SUI
pcror quality. and will be sold to the highest
bidder. Dealers and Others will find the above
an excellent chance for bargains.
\ Terms, under $IOO, cash-S Si0O and over,
three months, for satisfactory endorsed notes.
\ N. B.-1'he above Instruments will be opan
for examination on Monday and Tuesday previ-
Gus TO the sale. NJ. HALL, Auctr.
II Oct 10.
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.s.EGTTG sc2oCL.

'VNTlE subscribers will open SCHOOL
4 for instruction ~ SACRED Music, two
evenings in each week, at Arnory Hall, to
commence on or about the LIST OF November,
If sufficient encouragement is given. Terms
30 cents per month Tor each subscriber. The
Books 10 be used, arc the Boston Academy
Collection. Subscription papers at the stores
of +. Stacy, Jr., u. Marsh, Jr, and WIN. Cal
lnb,n. y. STACY. Jr.,
Oc,3. +. LANDERS
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Newport Academy.

,u,iIE FAIL QUARTER will commence on
n Monday, sept oh, wh"n pupils ct both
SEXES cnn ba admitted Tor instruction IN the
common elementary studies. ~ Natural Phoso-
phy, Chemistry, Algebra, Geometry, Navigation
including Lunh, Observations, Surveying. Draw
ing or Maps. French, Latin, sc. &c. A com
peieni ins,ruciress y provided Tor the irnales -
A continuation Of patronage Is solicited. Tern'
from 81 TO - per qusitsr. ). bhlDOS
Sopt >.
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e. A El ID.

MINIS. VOSE returns many th,nks to
w the visitors of Newport, aud in pariicu.
lar to the inhabitants, for the liberal patron
age ,ha, he has received ut l,'s new Cottage,
on The hill, for the past season. and nm hap
nv 10 state that i, has fully answered my rS.
prctn,ion. The Cottage is now closed for
This season, mud will not be open until next
June, bat should any ono nish for Ice Creams
or Wedding Cake, shall u, oil ,iincs be hap
py TO serve them. Oct g.
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MOLASSE ES.

25 hllds. early crop Cub'
Cd &C.: ;:: !; ,':,, Va. s.,.,, ,:;.,: ''
Oct 3.
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B. WOOD g. CO.,

OFFER ron SALE,
.Now landing from SfooP E'e"=',
An boxes brown Havana Sugar,
HtO 10 bags Laguira Coffee,
10 bbls Mess Pork.-6 DO prime do,
10 do Pilot Bread.
IN STOR T.,
25 boxes No. I manufactured Tobacco,
% half chests Souchong Tea,
10 boxes old Bordeaux Wine,
9 pipes hollands Gin,
? casks 4lb proof Brandy,
30 tons assorted Iron.
2 d. do Dt.sl. tpt u.
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NEW YORkOYsTERs.

VHNlIE Subscriber would inform the inhabitants
II of Newport, and vicinity that he has open
ed his Oyster establishment for the season in the
building in the rear Of lis Confectionery, Oh
Chnmplin's Wharf, wl,en they will find an
oblising aud experienced attendant, with that
Shell-Iish, not only beneficial in sickness but
luxury in health, cooked and served ~ in vari-
Gus ways. " nh his psscnt arrangement to
procure planted Oysters ID cannot Gail To please
iLf" Select parties by giving short notice can
he furnished with rooms, and oysters scolloped
wed. or fried. J. RE,lOND.
N. B. Families saW'lid with oysters by CIV
ing reasonable notice, 80 that they can he cook
ed aud conveyed to their houses in u hV, state.
Oct, 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-10

A LII persons indebted to, or having claims
IN against the Estate Of Sarah Morgan late
Of Newport, widow. dec. arc requested, re-
spec,ivcly, to make payment, aud to present
their claims. to
ALEXANDER MORGAN, .ldmr.
Oct 10.
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II r A l. ID OF EHE TIMES

Inns lch widow aud three pDg children 10 mourn
the HISS OF an anectionatc sldesoied hasbaud and n
Kind and induIgrnt parent. neral this afternoon nj
O'Clock, from the house oflaaihcr, John bailey Hall
Esq. la Middietown. '
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-10
Vessel at Auction.

THE SuIurinr snIiiiU nnu
TA newly coppered brig MALAGA,
E7A burthen 1873 tons, will be sold Of
.X&>. Public Auction ON Saturday.
26lh inst, at J I o'clock A. NJ, at the Village
Of Somerset, Mass, where she now lies, and
may be examined until the sale. The Maln-
ga is a first rate vessel Of her class, is well
found in all respects, and may be sent to sea
Immediately, and at a ,rihing expense. Con-
diions made known al the safe.
Oct 10, 1889.
The Providence Journal, Fall River Moni-
tor, and New Bedford Mercury, will insert
tho above until the sale, and forward their
bills 10 this office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-10

Tm,SksGiviso.--Thursday, the 2s'h No.
vcmbcr. is appointed by the government o.
Massachusetts as o day Of Thanksgiving.
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POtter's Botanic Garden& Nurseries,
era sTON, X. I.

CRANsTON, X. !.
xyS@A. THIS establishment is pre-
'SSSfE pared to supply orders TO say extent
@Yess desired, Of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees, Shrubs, Roses, Bulbous and
Tuburous rooted Plants, Herbaceous Perennnls,
sc. The Fruit consists Of a great variety Of the
best American, English, French and other Euro
pean varieties Of Apples, Pears, Cherries, Peach
cs, Plums, Nec,arins, Apricots, AIuberries, ,Quin-
ces, Grapes, ,Gooseberries, Curran,s, Raspberries,
Strawberries, with variety Of Nuts, as filberts,
llazelnu,s, Chesnuts, Wanuts, Hickory Nuts, &c
Their collection Of Ornamental and Forest
% wGees % j. which are Oaks M,
several varieties Of the Horse Chesnut, Ash, ca
taipa, Tulip, Larch, Magnolias, Balsam Fir, SC
with great variety Of others 10 be found in their
Catalogue.
The propretors have made large additions The
present season Of Fruit, Orna ameniaI and Forest
Trees, Shrubs and Flowers, amorg which are
some Of the most rare and beautiful varieties Of
the Moss Rose, selected from the most celebrated
Gardens in Europe.
They havea great variety Of the most desirable
Plants for ornamental or permanent Hedges,
among which are the Buckhorn (Ran,nus Ca
th0rticus) Hawthorns, Washington 1borns.
Cockspur Thorns, European Prvet three ,horned
Accaccia, with few thousand Of the celebrated
Osage Orange .MaeInra very beautiful plant,
the leaves are valuable for the feeding Of silk
worms, Of which the worms are very fond.
Catalogues furnished gratis, on application to
CHARLES N. TILLEY, Of Newport.
where any information in regard to Trees may
be Obtained, also orders for Trees and Plants
may be left. Ca,a ogues mailed to any par, o
tho Union, when requested. The Trees an'
Plants will be delivered in any part Of the city o
Providence, free Of expense
II FERDINAND POTTER & CO.
\ Botanic Garden, Sept 26, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-10

4 Carpenters shop in Spring street, east
~ of Trinity Church. Possession given
Immediately. For further particulars enquire
of WM. s. VOSE.
Oct g.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-10

NOTICE is hereby given that there will
~ be- sold at Public Auction on The prcIni-
ses, to the highest bidder on THURSDAY
the l7th day Of October. at II o'clock, the
following pews in the UNITARIAN CON-
CIR SGATIONAL CHURCH., in Newport,
viz: Pews No. %, 20, 30, AZ, so, 81. 81, 10
pay the arreorages due on the same for as
scsslnents made thereon under the provisions
of said Socicty's act of Incorporation, and
The Covenants entered into between said
Society and the holders Of said pews. Tho
arrearages due said pews are rs follows, TO
wit
On pew No ss, s1s,s7l onrew No y; So So s1s'l,
do do 30, 3s.37i do do 81, 1850
do do AZ, 22,SO
They will bc sold 10 satisfy these sums
with all incidental expenses and charges.
Conditions made known at the time and
place Of sale. BY order of The Corporation.
Dur Durry e j. P, PsAaer' c,,,,.
THos. J. PEcKHAM,
/ Sept l9.
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To Let,

To Let,
IA TIE large. well finished and
feTtM beautifully situated House at the
corner Of Washington and Pop.
d4 lar streets, will be let, and pos
session given the Ist Of November next
There is fine cellar under this house, and
a large well arranged garden, and well Of
pure water, on the premises. Apply TO
WM. HENRY MOISON,
DC. 10. ut Capt. +. Maybcrry's.
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PORT OF N w PORT.

---------------f
CLEAED.
Brig Sea Bird, Dennis, W~5nJies.,
schr Delighi-in-Peaco, Nietson, Prov.
DO Conway, Bsker, do.
sioop Midas. Gibbs, do.
Do. Rienzi, Heath, New Yk.
Do. james Lam pheer, Keen do.
DO. Hudson, West, New Btord.
ARRIVLS.
SATURDAY, Oct. 5ih.-arr utter vigilant, Connor,
rom crnisc.--Brig NermontMurtin from Ws1cn.-
d. Bull, Jr.
SUNDAY. Oct. 9Th arr Sci Lucy, Baker, from Gar
diner, with Lumber to n. u. Amnett
MONDAY, Oct. 1th.-aT. scLCicero, Nickerson, from
Dennis, for N. York.-soop co. Washington, smith,
rom New London for Proyidfc.
TuEsD,y, Oct. sth.-Sailedtcvcn Gutter viglani,
Cnpt. Conlor, ON a cruise.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-10

They have o fashion in the Eastern Siatcs
of calling their children after the prevailing
fnncics Of the day, and il is no uncommon
thing to hear a good matron addressing l'e'
brood in this wise "Coine hero. Devonshfe.
and take caro- of little MnI'icaulls, whlh
Durham and Rohon go aud call lay!ayc''c.
luio Bnga aud their daddy To dlnncr.-
.hapmte Examiner.
We suppose the custom in the West is io
address the children ~ this wise" Her
Bow icknife, take care Of little Wild Cat
while daddy aud 90 out after Fever ant
Aguc.-- " T. Whig
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DEATH OF GENERAL HAYNE.

The ink is scarcely dry with which we
recorded the death Of ono eminent citizen,
before we are called upon to register the de-
mise of another. 1t is with feelings of mex.
pressiblc pain we huve to state that General
RoBERT Y llAyNE-one whom both tho state
ol'South Carolina and the city Of Charleston
delighted tn honor, and cherished with
warmth Of affection that never knew abate
inent died at Ashville IN. c. on Tuesday.
9th ult., nfier few days Of illness, Of bill
lious fever. General ilnync was in his 49tlr
year. Thus has perlshed, in the ripcness OF
his faculties and the maturity of his useful
ness, u citizen who was identified, through u
long and prosperous public career, with al
most every schemc for the advancement Of
the commercial prosperity OF our city and the
political elevation Of our state.
In the various Offices which lie filed sue
ccssively of member Of the House Of Repre-.
sentaiives and attorney general of the state
Senator in Congress, Governor Of the state
and Mayor of the city, he gathered increns
ing respect from the people, and has, in de-
sceuJing To the tomb. left the rich legacy oI
his virtues to ennoblc name already illus
irious in the annals of South Carolina. A.
few individuals in public life have enjoyed
in higher degree the happy destiny of ex
periencing no cbb in the current of public
affec,ion-no lapse Of popular confidence
so there were none who bore their faculties
more mcckly than General iIayne at each
step of his elevation. ,r adorned the lustr
of station with more winning and courteous
manners. lie was the friend and idol OF the
people, without being their snppliant aud
iatterer. With zeal in the public service
sh E,,A. at,to ant
impediment could repress---a dlsinteresied
ness the purity of which suspicion neve
blemishcd, General nayne exhibited rare
combination Of qualities that enable the pos
SCISSOR to win public honors and wear then
gracefully. Ills clearness Of Judgment EN-
powered him at oil times to choose the tim
tho season, and the instruments that promises
If they did not always realize, success. fii
mind was pre- cmin' nly characteristic of tha
practical power which, Is marked by the judi
cious application Of menns 10 ends, while hi
oratory was in admirable harmony with hi
strong natural sense, which it illustrated ant
enforced. Always porsuasivc-nt times Ell
crgotic--invariably practical-never ornat'
Il always for use-never Tor ostcntaiious dis
play.
Il How shall such n loss be rcplaced--suc
o blank be fillcd--so melancholy a bcrcnve
men, be borne ?-Alns let us bow in sub
mission to the divine fiat, and console our
selves with the hope that as the subject @
our notice Inns been snntched from us fl
inscrutablc ends, his example will remain /,
brighten the pages Of our history, md torr
a lesson Of the private virtues adorned wit
bland engaging manners and invigo'atcd b
lofty ciples.- Charleston Patriot
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-10
For Sale.

n, large md valuable lot Of land, contain
L ing upwards Of two and half acres,
situated on Bellevue street, directly opposite
the residences Of Hon. Henry Middleton. 1t
is divided into house lots, aud will be sold To
the bes, advantage. The situation is one Of
the most delightful in Newport, having tine
view of The l,nrbor aud ocean, and beng near
the new road leading to the Bench. For fur
rhcr particulars, inquire of
JOHN TOMPKINS.
Newport, Oct 3, IS}0
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A u CTlON 3.
BrOaIcIOths at Auction.

On Saturday Oct i2th, al 10 O'Clock A.
M. at he subseri'er's Store, nil be-
sold at Public Auction 10 close eonsigm-
mems,
A large and valuable lot OF Drosdclo,hs in
"A lots to suit purchasers, viz: blue, black.
olive, brown. green and mixed Cloths. Said
Cloths are all fresh and desirable goods
Also, cotton and silk hdkfs., buttons, linen
thread, remnants Of calcoes, and a variety Of
other Goods. Sales will be positive. Con.
dliion liberal. NJ. HALL, Auct'r
Oct 10.
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FLANNELS.

OF every color, width, style, and quality,
" may be found at the store of
Oct3. WIN. E.. COZZENS g. Co.
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nH v EVENING SCHOOL, commenced
lVh on tho 2sd instant.
For sale. two pews in the Gallery OF the North
Baptist kicciing House ,--also ono hnlf OF a Few
in III, lower par Of saId house.
" s.r, %. isJg. +. TRryErr.
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Fresh Goods for Autumn
RECEIVED AT
] "A M e 8 II A NJ M o N D. 8 :.

yENlIlBET and Merino cloth.
Printed Saxony and worsteJ chcx,
Printed and plaid Victoria,
Figured aud plain Alpines,
Swiss and knit Shawls,
Thbet and Brochi ditto,
French aud British prints,
Rich Mousseline dc LANES, plain aud
figured,
Scsrfs, Collarcts and Cravats,
Mohair Mtts and Gloves,
Printed flannel-Welch ditto,
Rogers and English Flannels,
Worsted Damask and Morcne,
Whitney and Rose Blankets,
Fancy aud colored Merinos,
French Work, and fancy Laccs,
Embossed center table Cloths,
Rich Satns for cloaks,
Elegant figured and plain Silks for dresses,
Broadc loths, Cashmere and Cassncts,
Ribbed aud plain Sattinets,
Mohuir Moravian and worsted Hose,
Superfne heavy sheeting and shir'Ing.
Sep, l2.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-10
10 Let.
TO Let,
To Let,

~ THE chambers Of q house in
IaEsRN Greene street, possession gwen
eaiM lst Oct. For terms apply 10
Srvl DC w. II. CIR EENE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-10-10
To Let,

A Farm si,usted in Brenton's Mock, known
N by the name OF Rocky Farm. Possession
given on the 25ih Of March next. Apply TO
Sept .. ENOCil HAZARD.
! u AIsiNs.-j0 boxes Rsisns. iugt rscyiysdf frd or
IL sale hy ETA " hrrres
Aug -.