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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19

One TERM.--It is understood that General
Harrison has stated distinctly, that if elected,
he would serve but one term. There is more
Importance in this determination than many
would suppose. One Presidential term, we
believe, would he the salvation of this coun-
try; and if it cannot be produced by an
amendment to the constitution, it must be
founded OF the declarations Of the candidates
themselves. The first four years Of the Pre-
sident's term have within the last twelve
years, been devoted to secure re election
for another term-and the country il sacrli-
ced to secure that object; the Union becomes
a politcal arena, and public happiness is sac
rlfced at the shrine Of popular favor-,he re.
sources Of the country are squandered fol
electioneering purposes, and the Preslden
himself loses his character for independence
and integrity. The cry every where shoult
he one term one term oniy.-Ece. Star.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19

To THE KsTE.-We learn from the Rich.
mond Enquirer that q meeting of the Van
Buren, party is soon TO be held in Richmond,
to announce their determined purpose to
war 10 the knife against the nomination Of the
Harrisburg Convention" 1t is lucky for Us
that the Enquirer does rot add also, "and the
knife to the hll." IF pubic opinion be not
opposed to carrying such bloody weapons "a
knives in the respectable State Of Virginia,
we should think that public taste would still
obomina,e such abominable figures speech
Bost Gaz.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19

The northeast snow storm which com
menced here on Sunday morning, was
very severe at the Eastward. In Bos-
ton, we learn from the Atlas, chimnies
without number were blown down, and
several houses very much injured
The shipping in the harbor and at the
wharves suffered considerable damage.
1t was also very severe at East Bos-
ton, at Charlestown, Chelsea, Barn
stable, Salem, Cape Ann, and that vi
cinity. About twenty coasting vessels
went ashore at Gloucester, l6 of which
went to pieces, and full fourth part of
the individuals OH board drowned. II
dead bodies have already been found
on the beach. The scenes which oc-
Cured during tho violent gale were
truly hcart-rending. The oldest sea
captains in Gloucester say they have
not experienced gale like this since
1915.
The Gloucester Telegraph ef Mon
day, states that about % vessels have
zone ashore, most Of which have be-
come entire wrecks, and that as near as
can be ascertained Fifty souls have
pcrished! Our shores, says the Tele
graph, present a spectacle melancholy
enough to make the heart bleed .strewc'
as they are with dead bodies, aud irag
ments of the wrecks. Most Of the yes
sells ashore belong to the Eastward.
The Charlestown Aurora says-"W
learn from various towns, that man.
barns, fences, chimnes, sc. have bce
blown down in all directions; and tn
storm has proved one of the scvercs
we have had for many years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19
NJ z w
PATENT CORDAGE
MANDATORY.

THE subscriber has the pleasure OF an
nouncIng TO his friends, aud INC puo'"
generally, that he has cornpI''ed, ana nas w"
IN foil operation, his new cs'a9,'@.n'n,' ", Nv ~,
the purpose Of manufacturing -" hN
cor ID \ q ~, and from h's 'Spcrlctcc ~
operating the same machinery a' 'ne Fou.n'nV
feels warranted ~ assuring h'S o"s''','ols'
,L., his rordarc. IN poin, of beauty or dura.
,,l,,y viii he coual to New York OF Boston
,nan,,,.c,urc. and will BE- sold ms low es az
,,hcr of IN, other Establishments in this
town. ,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,pv
! Newport, March IL, le3o.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19
TO the Ladies.

WYNN JAMES TlIlEY. has now the plea
w sure of informing the Ladies', that thu
papar Boxes of different sizes and shapes. which
they were % much in want Of are now readJ
ror sale lie has also few more patterns of
those chcap. figured and plain Merino', few
Florence Bonnci-, and very fine straw ditto,
With Other Goods. including Laccs aud Edeings,
,ll cl whrh will he sod Cheap. ~ he Is IN hopes
of making y clc-e of hm slook IA the course Of
Ihiny days, ~ order lo icnl his s,orc, and clear
out. (Jec 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19

Mr.. CLAY IN WAsHINGToN.-Ac cor
respondent of the N. " Express fur
nishes the following, dated
WASHINGTON, Dec. l0-Tuesday night
The present has been an interesting
day, both in and out of Congress. A
large number of the Harrisburg Dele
gates remained in Washington for a
day or two. The following gentlemen,
belonging to the Convention, called
upon Mr.. Clay on Tuesday:
Maine-John Neal and Samuel Brad
ley. New Hampshire-Messrs.E East
man, Stevens and Howland. Massa-
chusetts-Messrs. Ashmun and Bates.
Rhode and-Mr. King. Connecti-
cut-Messrs. Boardman and jenkins
Vermont-Mr. Tinney. New York
Messrs. Tucker, Dunn and Ayrault.-
Pennsylvana-Mr. Bradley. Maryland
Mr.. Brownie. Virginia-Mr. New
ton. North Carolina-Messrs. Cheney
Killey, Owen, Miller and Kill. Ken
tucky-Messrs Metcalf, Kay, Banks
and Andrews. Indiana-Mr. Clark
Illinois-Mr.. Whipple. Mississippi
Mr.. Miller. Alabama-Mr. Fleming
Michigan-Mr. Reynolds. Missouri
Mr.. Wright.
Mr.. BOardman made a very neat ant
eloquent address to Mr.. Clay. Mr.
Clay had but little notice of this visit
and did not expect to be formally ad
dressed. His response, am told wa.
very eloquent, and had the effect tc
bring tears to the eyes Of many who
listened to his cheerful selEsacriiice. -
No man will give more cheerful anc
animated support to Gen. Harrison thar
i Henry Clay.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19
NEW GOODS.

THOMAS II. SH EFF ED,
Grateful for past jauors, begs ieore 10 inform
his friends and tie public IN general
-CHAT he has taken the new store, nt the
junction OF Broad and pring streets, aud
ins, returned from New York. with n new and
fresh suppl, of choice GROCERIES, which
ne is ready to dispose of as low rs they can
be- purchased Ia lown--and hopes 10 receive
"A share Of the public patronage.
Aprll 25, 1899.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19

HARRISON MEETINGS IN NEW YoRK
"A great meeting of the young men o.
the city of New York, was held or
Wednesday evening at National Hall il
that city. Mr.. Selden, one of the dele
gates, gave an account of his mission
and was followed by Gen. james vii.
son of New Hampshire, and Other
speakers. The meeting was crowded
and the nominations were responded tc
with hearty acclamations.
On Thursday evening, general meet
ing Of citizens was held in the same
place. The Wings Of New York arc
enlisted heart and soul in the goot
cause, and it must prevail Bos. Gas
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19

An old revolutionary hero died in Ross
County, not long since, named Adam Be,z
aged 95 years, who served during the whole
war of tho revolution, and among his requests
was, that his dsnth might he noticed by the
Wing papers. In the language Of the Steu,
benville Herald: "Let the dying request o
this patriotic Wing Of the Revolution go the
rounds"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19

CAUTION To BoYs.-Wc are informed that
young lad by tho name Of Richard Cole,
died lately, in Alarhlehead, from injuries sus-
tanned in executing dangerous feat very
commonly practiscd among boys. lie was
engaged on Thanksgiving afternoon, in al
tempting to stand on his head, after the man
ncr Of circus performers, when he burst
blood vessel, in consequence Of his cxerlion,
which caused his death on the following
moruing.
We rccollcct n similar case which occur
red in this city few years ago, and have
often wondered that like melancholy results
do not more frequently follow the perform.
ance Of lhesc hazardous experiments. Scarce.
ly day passes in which bays may not be
seen, in almost every street, tr'hlng with
their lives, by practising this foolish feat
We hope that they will be warned by tic sad
event which is mentioned above, aud rctrain,
for the future. from all attempts Of the kind
Salon Register.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19

'BouT SuIP.-The Loco Foco Governor Of
Ohio is ont Conssrvative--he is in favor Of
protecting the Banking Institutions Of the
State. So it vii! be everywhere as long as
you bring down labor and provisions to The
hard money value, there will be trouble
What administration can stand in Ohio whs n
pork only brings two dollars and halt per
hundred weight p Ibid.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19
NEW PORT
TDaOslhsOnian Inf rmDary,

Corner Of Spring and .nW Streets
mr. J. w. NICHOLS would respectfully
~ inform the citizens Of Newport mud the
public generally, that his practice is in strict
conformity to those correct and philosopl'ic
principles as first promulgated by the great
medical reformcr Thomson, and that lie Is
willing to rely upon his success in his pr,c-
tice for patronage; therefore, those who pro-
fer Thomson's salutary and efficient remedies
in the hour OF distress to the lfe-draining
ancet-the vescating Cantharilcs-the Mer-
curial, the Antimonial, and their concoini,ant
posons--will be cordially received at his In
Urinary, whore every attention requisite tn
facilitate the most safe and speedy relief will
be rendered.
DR.. N. will attend to patients AT their real
deuce Ms usual, and supply his friends aud
tho public with pure medicines. packed with
printed directions for family use also, many
valuable medical books, explanatory Of the
Il Thomsonian System, Family Rights, &c.
II Ladies and gentlemen will be accommo.
dated with Bnihs,during the day and evening,
at short notice.
II The .4queous Yapor Bath, for cleaning the
surface aud epnnllzIng the circulation of tho
| fluids. is admirable; for eruptlons OF The skin,
H rheumatic aud liver affections, IT stands pre-
| eminent. June ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19

Too MUCH IN A HURRy.-The Nicksbnrg
Wing allirms that A G. Brown and Jacob
Thompson, the Administration candidates
for Congress at the late election in Missis-
sippi, were provided with certificates Of cleo
ton, BY the Governor, and set off for Wash
ington on the 18th of November, although
there were nineteen couuties yet to be heard
from on that day. We wonder if the Clerk
pro ten, " i'll call over their names.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19
2 .AEcr%G sCECGG.

TgvIiE subscriber respectfully gives notice, that
ID lis SCHOOL for Instruction in the polite
accomp plisLment Of DANCING, will be opened
at Masonic HALL, on Tueslay afternoon. the
oath inst and will be held on Tuesday end
Thursday Afternoons, aud Evenings. Hours for
misses anl masters, from 2 to 8 o clock L. NJ /:
for gentlemen, from I to 9 o 'c'ock.-Ternls SO
for "a lessons. s. 5. PECkiAM.
Newport, dec. 10, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19

Accounts from Albany wear more
favorable aspect in regard to the Pa
troon troubles. The prospect now is
that the tenants will submit to the Off
GERS Of the law, and petition to the
Legislature for redress of grievances.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19

A fire broke out in Cedar street, No.
45, New York, last Saturday evening.
which destroyed in its course property
to the amount of $500, 900, large por-
ton of which is covered by insurance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19
NEWPORT BANK.

a .emi-annual dividend viii be paid at this
"a Bank, on and ai,er " ednesday, January
LIST, 1910.
The annual election for Directors, will be held
al the Bank, Ut s O'Clock Z. NJ. same day.
5. CAtlOONE, Ccshier.
Newport, dec. 10, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19
Certificate.



This ecriifes that DIR. D. X BoUTELLE, Surgeon Dem
tst, has been engaged with for some time past IN the
study and practice of Dentistry have found him very
ingenious. and cheerully recommend him to the public
Dentist worthy of confidence knowing hm to be
of good moral character, and believing they will be well
pleased with his professional services work that
passes through his hands.
w. T. ESTEN, Dentist,
Jan 81. No Q, Westminstersst., Prov dencs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19
NEW YORK OYSTERS.

yEvnE Subscriber would inform the inhabitants
u OF Newport, and vicinity that he has opens
ed his Oyster establishment. for the season in the
building in the rear Of his Confectionery, on
Champiin's Wharf, where they will find an
oblieing aud experienced attendant, VITA that
Shell fish, not only beneficial in sickness but a
luxury in health, cooked and served up in vari-
Gus WAYS With his present arrangement to
procure planted Oysters he cannot fail 10 please.
il-Je Select parties by giving short notice can
be furnished with rooms, aud oysters scolopcd
stewcd, or fried. J REMoND.
B. Families supplied with oysters by Civ
ing reasonable notice. 50 that they can bo cook
ed and conveyed to their houses in u hot state.
Oct. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19
SALE POSTPONE ED.


On Saturday, MoreA 2sh. 1910, at 3 o'clock
Il. H., at the Methodist Chapei in this
Torn, ,ciH be sold at Public .auetion, to the
highest bidder,in conformity to the J'rovisions
oihs .Aef qf Incorporation,
A Lii the Pews and parts Of Pews in said
IN house, which may then be Indebted to
the Corporation for Taxes, and incid entail
charges. A Interested will govern .hcm-
selves accordingly.
BENZ. MUMFORD, Steward.
Newport, Oct. 81, 1880
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19

We understand that all the Banks in
this place have resumed specie pay
ments.
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M Q &c z.

NJ F.&w w.NEWTON, respectfully gives
EZs notice 10 their customers, that their Bus
will be presented to lhom as usual on tho LIST OF
January, for settlement. All persons having de-
mands, will please call and receive their pay.
dec 10, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19
ii A rs! Fl A Il s! {!
n B. Weaver,

M X. BOUTEILE, SURGEON DENTIST,
49, respectfully informs the citizens Of New
port and its vicinity. that he has taken rooms ia
the house formerly occupied by Dr. Case, at lhs
foot Of Washington square. whore he is prepared
TO attend to operations in Dental Surgery, in lis
several branches. He offers TO insert mineral
teeth in any number, from one to a full sct,eitler
on piyois or gold plate, as the case may require
he will also fill dccayed teeth, cleanse and extract
teeth, all Of which is done in a safe and the most
approved manner, at reasonable prices.
DR.. Boutelle, while in the study aud practice
Of Dentistry, has spared no pains TO make himself
master Of his profession and has availed himself Of
a knowledge Of most of the recent impro, en,ents
in the att, lie confidently trusts that 10 those ho
may avail themselves Of an examination Of his
work that alone will be a suilicieni recommen nda-
,ion but TO secure confidence Of all, the follow ing
testimonial is inserted from Doct Esten, Of Pio>i-
ience, whose merits as Dentist are we'll apprs-
ciat ed by the public generally.
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z @ II S A Il II,
3 u " 70

Is u ~ 10
n WILL sell my Estate in Thames street, and
a give possession of one or both Stores on the
first day Of January, 1910, and the house on the
first day Of April, 1910.
If the Estate is not sold by the first day Of
January, | will then rent the Store and basement
now occupy
/ have left from the late Auction, a lot OF su-
perfins, fine and common Broadclolhs, some Cas-
sin,eros, Sa,tinets, Coa,ings, Mernos, FlanneIs,
and few other Goods, all fresh and good, and
all bought since spring, and they shall be sold al
Cost and Aaction prices.
! shall make final close Of my Store at Auc'
ton, as soon MS there is probability Of there
being any money in the market. II is no time
now 10 force of good Goods.
| doc 10. WM. JAMES TlLLEY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19

Seek not 10 discover the faults Of q friend
for. res, INSURED If he has any they VIII
show ,hpmstlves us scon NJ you irish to sec
,hom.
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NOTICE..
CLOTHS.

A LARGE lot Of dressed and undressed
IA Broadcolhs, Kersoymeres, and S-I Cloths,
for sale cheap, u, No. 1862, Thames street, by
dec Is. II. SESSIONS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19

A letter from New Haven states TINT y
process has been commenced on VIZ" part o'
the u. =. Bank of Pennsylvania agaiuf, the
New York. Providence and Boston Rail Road
Company. by way OF foreclosure ot the mort
ynge held by Tho Bank. The defendants are
required IN filc their answer on or before the
lir.t day of January ncyi.--.E y. Jour. Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19
A CTlON 8.
by MILTON HALL-Ass,i.s.es.
On Saturday Next,

IT 10 O'Clock, H. A.. ,olf be sold al Public
.7uetion. IN front ofths subseriber's .Nor~
a new Carpet, new wood Cooks,ovs,. Q
- second hand wood Stoves, 4 coal C6okstovss,
1 Crates Il Franklin Stove. 2 wooden Clocks,
SO Iron Tea-Keiies, 20 10 lb Iron Kettles, 40
zs ID do do aud some furniture
.4iso, on Saturday evenirg, at 6 Go'ciock, ieiH
be sold al Public AUCTION,
large quantity Of Crockery Ware. remnants
Of Calico, 10 Calico, Jswelry, Watches, &c
Conditions at sale. NJ HALL, Auct'r.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19

Sch Triumph, Monroe, Bristol.
Sch Octayia, weeden, Mobile.
soop Victory, Heath, Providence.
ARRIVALS.
WEDNESDAY,, Dec ilth--arr brig Crawford, Jane of
and fr Warren, from South Atlantic with $50 bbs sp
oil, to Z. Luther.
Brig Pilgrim, whnlerl of and for Somerset, 10 day
ont. Returned IN consequence Of having lost ull her
boats in the late = gale
Sch Eliza, iand, im Philadelphia for Prov.
Smack Alert, Brown, VI this port, from Groenpnr L.
J., with Cotton and Flour lost from the sloop Midas,
L. ]. Sound about 10 days since.
Shops Camilla, Luther Arion, Hull Willard, VIII
lnrd und james Lamphcrc all tn N York for Proy-
dence.-The Camilla lost anchor off New Haven in
the gale Monday night.
THURSDAY Dec l2th-arr br brig Matshless, Card I'm
N York for Windsor, S.-RobGrt VAIN, Mathews, Of
AID from BuslOn for Philadelphia ias, Hall, lin lu
bee for Nork.-Sch Edward, Of and for Blue HILL i'm
New York.
FRIDAY, Dec l3th-arr U s brig Washington, Captain
Frazer, cruise to relieve vessels In disress.
Brig Caroline, E,imouds OF Portland, ~ days i'm Ha
vaua for Busicu, ia distress. The 4. lost
board belonging to Marlborough, Ne, his name was
WIN. Gordon. She also landed one here sick. She
assisted into port by part of the Of the brig
Washington. Tile brig haB rcce cd damage.
Sch Henry Chase, Of aId from Boston for New York
Sch Mihccnl, Chester, 33 days fin Richmond Va, for
New York; In the late gales lost deck loHd. sails boat
SC. and Competed To throw over part of the cargo
| Triton, Clifford I'm New ork Tor Boson.-Puryey or,
PRAY, from Wilmington for New York.
H SlTURpkY, Dec lih-arr soop James Iamphere Ken
nv, from Providence for New York.
SUNDAY, Dec l5th--arr soops Victory Iloath, I'm Bos
ton this port and Stuart
II from New York for this port al Fall River.
II TUEsDAy Dec l1ti-Suiled--l. 5. brig Washington
Capt Frazer cruise To relieve vessels IN distress
having been detained two days by the late gnleSch
| Octavia Weedcn toc Mobile und fleet Of Others whos
Il suLsn--ycslerday- 9 Rev. Gutter yiglant, Con
II nor, Oh cruise
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19

! - STATEMENT Of the situation Of the Banks
~ in Rhode Island on Friday, December 9th,
| 1889, ss the same appears from the Returns made
10 the Bank Commissioners.
! LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock, ,5ss 00I
Bills in Circulation, l,7i9,230 00I
Balances due other Banks, 546,s5 %
Net Profits on hand, 46s,777 92
Dividends unpaid, 22,3I7 81
Deposits OH interest, bSl,74S 90
Deposits not on interest, 796, i23 II
Total amount OF Liabilities, $l+,l40,67l 81
\ REsoURcrs.
Loans and Discounts, &lz,56I ,2l5 10!
Specie n Banks, 637 1895 81
Bills Of other Banks, 2sS, S,30s 79
Balances due from olhsr Banks, Si2,937 25I
Stock in own Bank, I23,OSS 65
Stock Real Estate s. other Property, S22 ,225 20,
Total amount Of Resources, Sl4, ,lI0,G1i 81
or Bills and Notes Discounted,
Il there is due out OF tho State,
The sum of s4,634.5s3 III
And Iayable in the State, 7,926,632 6S
or the Circulation. there is hold
by tho Banks 262,s76 rs
In the hands Of the public, l,456,253 rs
BY comparing the above Abstract with the re-
turns made 10 the Commissioners, Nov. 4th,
1889, 1t appears that since that date,
The Circulation has been decreased S2,s96 25
The Specie has been increased 1873, 1895 OF
The Deposits, including Dividends
unpaid, have been increased 72,o7s rs
/ And the Loans aud Discounts have
boen decreased I4o,o7s 20
L Office of the Bank Commis'ioners,
H Providence, Dec. 18th, 1889.
Il IIENRY ANTHONY, Bank Com
|, WIN. PECKiIAM, inssioners.
II Published pursuant TO Law. tdec IS.
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Notice..

The Lecture advertised to bo delivered on
Sat urday evening last, before tho Newport Athe-
nGum, was unavoidably postponed TO Saturday
evening, Dec. 2ist, at which time Mr.. VIII
LIAM M. RopMAN will deliver Lecture on
EGYPTIAN ANrIaUIrIEs, illustrated. hy II
besuiful paintings.
Tickets to be had at the Stores Of Messrs.
VIM. Callahan. R. J. Taylor, Wm. A. Barber,
IL for 81. [Dec. 10.
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List Carpeting.

HM PIECES very superior LIST CIR
q ~ PETI.NG, received last week, and
for sale low, by WM. e. COZZENS S co.
dec 10
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Dec. 9.
(Itcportsd for the Boston Patriot)

At market 67o Beef Cattle, 1000 Sheep, and
400 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef CaftIe-The prices obtained
last week for II like quality were gensrally sus-
tanned. We quote frat quality 8 so a 8 rs (;
second quality sc a 6 rs third quality 4 SO a
s 75
Borrelling Cattle-NIess e5 80 a 75, No.
IL, IS.
Sheep-Lots werc sold at 81 81, rs, 2 IS,
2 SO, 2 81 and 2 rs.
Snine-Duli. Ono lot selected to peddle a,
3 for Sows and 1 for Barrows one lol TO close
at "a, and one at l-3c. At retail / ~ 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19

ny Sch'r Purvcyor, from Wilmington for New York
cnrgo of Naval Stores rned I'm her HORACE in the in
ncr harbor Monday, aud went ashore the Lime
Rocks, where she now lies. boat's crew from the
$. Revenue Cutter Nigilnn Capt COnnor, has been Sc
vernl times her nssissnce, with cables and Anchors
A soop has been to her aud taken OF her deck load.
She will probably he got OIL with other damage than
The losn of her rudder.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19

OF The sc'r Edward OF Blue nm in coming into this
hnrbor Thursday, in thick iog, run ashore the
West side Of Goat Island. She was got or OH Sunday
without damage.
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D y 4 g rs s.
PORT OF NE WP0RT.
CLEARED.

Sch Triumph, Monroe, Bristol.
Sch Octasia, weeden, Mobile.
sloop Victory, Heath, Providence.
ARRIVALS.
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STATEMENT Of the situation ofthe Banks
~ in Rhode Island on Friday. December 9th.
1899, as the same appears from the Returns made
TO the Bank Commissioners.