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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-21

RESTORATION To SIoBr.- One Of the most
surprising and pleasing evidences of the in
valuable skill of Dr. Wheeler, rs an oculi,t
has been manifested within these few days
in the complete restoration of the "visual
ray" in the case of the infant daughter of
Mrs. Reeve, No 10 Marion street. in this
city. This child had been, for nearly a fort.
night, completely blind, in one of the severest
stnges u Egyptian opthalmia. The profes,
sional aid of iDr. w. was summoned, after
the Intellectual attempts of medical gentle
man Ia administer relief IN The course oi
two days. by the skiiuI nnd jndicous trent.
ment of this distinguished oculst the little
sufferer was enabled 10 behold once n,rrG
the counlennnre of tender mother. and add
another enduring Laurel TO IN" professional
fame of DR.. Whrrler.--.N y Star.
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Com. Aiu

ENEReEric GOVERNMENT OF CUBA-It is
remarkable that in Havana. where n few
years since, brnvus in open day assassna,ed
their victims with impnniiy. so great n reyo.
luton should hive been effected by the enpr.
giss Of Gov. Tacon, and his successor. Espc.
lata, as that indicated by the following para.
graph:-
Two American sailors recently went ashore
at Havana with their ordinary Jnck knives
about them. and were in consequence sen.
fenced To six years imprisonment at hard
labor. The law in Cuba against carrying
deadly weapons is very severe, aud ~ this
case was strictly enforced.
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rs 4 q q 3 a 6 &B.

In this town, Saturday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr.. Brooks, Lloyd Mniurn, ESQ to Miss Julia Virginia,
daughter Of Richard X. Randolph ESQ., all of this town.
On sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.. Howard,
Mr.. Thomas Melv, to Miss Lucina Langley, both OF
this town.
In Middletown, on Sunday last, by the Rev Mr. Tsy-
lor, Mr. Benjnmin Almy, Ia Miss Harriet, daughter OF
MIR. Arnold Barker all or Mddletown.
At New York on "Wednesday evening last, by the
Rev Mr. Chase, Capt. James +. Lawton, OF Steamboat
C. Vanderbilt, TO Miss Margaret A. Tiley, daughter o
the late Mr.. John Tey, all OF this town.
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AT a Town Council, holden Newport,
July 10, 1899.

AT Town Council, holden Newport,
July 10, 1899.
wv HER EAS the stone or monument, here.
w toforc set up, marking the limits for
taking stones, sand and gravel, from Eason's
Beach, was removed in the gale Of Sept
1915, and was again set up by the Town
Treasurer, but there being doubts whether
said monument stands in tho same place that
it did before the gale, and the Town being
desirous to define said limits, have authorized
the Town Council to FIX the location thereof,
and regulate the taking stones, sand and sra.
vel from said Beach.
his Voied and Resolved by the Town Coun.
cil that said stone or nonumen nj be and it is
hereby fixed and located twenty ono rods nd
a half of u rod North IS deg. Is minutes East,
from the Southeast corner Of the wall on the
Gibbs farm, aud that any person or persons
hereafter taking stones, sand or gravel from
said Beach, TO the westward Of SAID stone or
monument. be subject and liable to a penalty
of three dollars for every load so taken, and
that the Town Treasurer sue and prosecute
therefor by complaint, information, or debt,
before any Of the Justices of said town, for
the use Of the town, aud that the above be
published in the Newport Mercury and Rhode
Island Republican. True copy,
B B. HowLAND, Council Clerk.
AT Toren Meeting, holden Newport,
Nor. 80, 1891.
w IlEREAS the Town Council having
w heretofore been authorized To fix the
location Of the bound or monument on Eas-
tons Beach, and regulate the taking stones
sand and gravel from said Beach, and they
having regulated the taking of the same to
the westward of said monument, aud affixed
a penalty therefor:
Voied and Resolved, That said Town Coun.
Gil be and they are hereby authorized and re.
quested to prosecute any person or persons
belonging To any other town, who may take
stones, sand or gravel from any part Of said
Beach, and that this vote be published IN one
OF the newspapers Of this town three weeks.
True copy
b. B. IlowLASD, Torn Clerk.
Al Torn .Mce.ing, holden .Ntwpor,
Nor 10, 1889,
VOTED, that the acts relative to carting
stones, sand and gravel from Easton's
Beach, be published in oil the newspapers OF
This town. and that the Street Commissioners
be authorized and empowered to enforce said
laws. True Copies
nov 81. b. B. HowLANp, 7d,cn Clerk.
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0aop.--Tha Baltimore Chronicle Of yes.
terduy contains this little but meaning para.
graph.
We regret to learn that three gentlemen
of tins city, occupymg respectable positions
In society, were arrested and held Ia bal on
Saturday upon charge Of being concerned
in fitting out vessels designed to be employed
in the slave trade
We Gull this good news-not because we
hope that the three gentlemen will be proved
guilty, but simply because we are glad to find
that inquiry is to be made into the charges
80 frequently brought against Baltimore, Of
late, mputing to her citizens an nctive par
ticipaton in that "hideous trafTic."-[.W J.
Com .adu.
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PORT OF NEW PORT.
CLEARED.

sch'r Judge Hitchcock, Hathaway, Mobile.
DO Leondns, Kelly, Philadelphia.
DO Counsellor, Rogers, Norfolk
Da Olive, Wood, st. marks.
sioop Lark Draper, Havana.
Do superior, Rogers, Mobile.
DO Herald, Brown, Providence.
Do New York, Barker, de-.
ARRIVALS.
THURSDAY, Nov llth.--arr. Schrs Judge Hitchcock
Hathaway, from Dighton for Mobile Caroline, Srout
from Prov idsnce for Portland.
FRIpAy, Nov. ljth.-arr. Sch'r Eagle, Wylc, IRON
Savannah for Providence.
SATURDAY, Nov. l6th.-arr. Sch'r Richard Rush
Hindlsy from Providence ior Philadelphia; sloop ProN
doncc, Brown, from do. for New York.
u. =. Revenue Gutter McLane, Lieut.. Nimmo, from
New Bedford.
SUNDAY, Nov. l7ih-arr. Brig Woodstock, Ragdon
from New Bedford, for New York schr Compecr
Lincoln, from Easipori for do sloop Niagara, Spenlnn
from Albany, for Providence.
MosD.y, Nov. l5lh--nrr. Brgs Mntches., Card, Tn
Windsor, N. 81 for New York Victory, Josn, from
Pro yidence, for Norfolk Sch'r Ann A. Parker, Pratt
from Fall River, for dos Mary Ann, Pendleion, from
Camden, for New York.
sAILEp--U. ). Revenue Cutter Vicilant, Connor, on
u cruise.
TUESDAY, Nov. l9th.-arr. Sleep Hudson, West, I'm
Providence, for New Bedford.
sAILgp-U. 3. Revenue Cutter McLane, 1T. Nmmo
on G cruise.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday. Nov. ]
.(Repor,ed for the Boston Pntriot)

Al market 1920 Reef Cattle, e25 Stores, 1900 sheer
aud l5aO Swine. Sevcrn thousand Sheep nnsold.
PRIcEs-BKsF CATrLE--Saes were quick, nj an ad.
vance last weeks prices. We quote nfst quality -
a 25 second quality Sac so third quality 475
So
DARRELLIso C,TrLE-Seyernl lots were purehased
M 50 for Mess aud s for No l.
SroRrs-we continue our last quotations, yz-ycnr-
lings TO- l2i two year old = II n 26.
SIEEP-Snles dull aud prices reduced we quote lots
nj Il 2j, 40, e0, 80, 80 II, and 33.
SwINE-Prices have further declined, and we reduce
our quotations Several lots to pedde, Two thirds bar
rows, at A. Al aud 4lc, some Of which were selected
lot of old barrows nj A. rnd other lots as one lot
TO close at 81 and lot at s. At retail from Al to &c.
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READIN G RO 0 M.

TNllE subscriber. at the urgent solicitation
of many individuals. has opened Read.
ing Room IN the cOmnodious Room below
his Office, and respectfully invites all who
are desirous of promoting aud encouraging
such Room, to visit il, and, if they think il
worthy of support, add their names to tho
List Of Subscribers already received. Every
pains will be taken, to render il a useful and
respectable establishment, if sufficient en-.
couragement be manifested To warrant its
continuance. JAMES ATKINSON.
Newport, Nov. II, 1880.
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By HIS HONOR,
SAMUEL. WARD KING,
.4cting Governor, Captain. General and Com.
Mandcr. IN CHIEF Of the State Of
Rhods Island and Propi-
derce Plantations.
By HIS HONOR,

"a PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS ,he General Assembly Of
the State aforesaid, on the second day
Of November instant, PASSED the follow
ing resolutions, 10 wit:
Resoiped by this General ssembly,
that Thursday. the twenty-eigh'h day
Of November instant, be set apart as
day of Thanksgiving and Prai sc to Al
mighty God, by the Pepole Of this State.
\ Tint it be recommended to this People
to assemble on that day in their several
pisces Of public worship, and there with
grateful hearts, 10 acknowledge ye the mani
fold blessings Of his experimenting Pro-
vidence, in the preservation of their
lives and health IN The preservation of
their public peace in the rich bouniies
of his nature and her fruitful seasons
for the supply Of all the physical wants
Of all his creatures : aud especially for
the gift Of the immortal mind of man
and of the means of its preparation for
an higher and more glorious state Of
being accompanied with devout sup
plicaions TO their Divine Bcnefactor,
that they may be duly grateful to Him,
for these and all his other incstimable
iavors and that they may live lives
acceptable to Him, and well pleasing in
lis sight. And it is further recommen-
ded, that this people on that day abstain
from all secular business, and from all
recreations unbecomiDg that religious
4 festival
Resoired, also, that his Honor, the
acting Governor, issue his Proclamaiion
Tor the observance of that day, in pur-
suancc of the foregoing resolution.
do therefore, pursuan. to the above
reciied resolution, issue this my procla-
nation, to make known the same, that
the good people Of this State may con-
form thereto.
Given under my hand and seal Of said
State, at Providence this fourth day
Of November, in the year Of our Lo,d
one thousand eight hundred and thirty
nine, and Of Independence the sixty
\ fourth.
SAMUEL WARD KING.
BY his HoNoR's COMMAND:
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
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To Let,
Blinds, Sashes, &c.

V>HE subscriber grateful for past favors,
respectfully informs his friends and the
public. that he manufactures at his new es.
tablshmcnt on Spruce street, in Ncw-town,
So called. HOUSE BLINDS. DOORS,
WLVDOW FRAMES and !S.4SHES, to-
gclher with every other description of Car.
penter's work, warranted Of the first quality,
and on the most reasonable terms. Orders
Tor building or repairing promptly attended
to and faithfully executed.
All those who feel disposed to employ him
to manufacture Blinds and S,shcs, will find
it To be for their interest 10 give him as early
a call as possible, as he intends To mike no
com rac,s after the first day Of March next,
at his present low prices. Having fnrnIshed
q large number Of Blinds Sash"s and Doors,
for houses in Newport and on tho Island, dur.
ing the past season, specimens Of his work
may readily be examined, at all times, by
those who desire ".
DANIEL M'ALLASrER.
Newport. Nov. q, 1889.
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% Is a g rs g..

In Providence on the 18th inst Jane Merritt, in the
18th year Of her age.On the 18th, John Whippe, in-
Gnt sou of Professor William Gammel, aged months
aud days.-On the 18th, Mis- Mary Gorton aged 20,
daughter uf the late Samuel GOfton.
la Franklin, Conn, Oct. l3ih. Mr. William Mumford,
formerly Of SCnth Kingston, X. l. aged 52,
Ia south kinystown on the leih ult Mr.. Joseph
Brown, aged SO years.
In New bedford on Sunday last, MIR. Joseph Roteh,
aged 4e years.
In New Orleans, Ilth ut. Capt. William NJ Hitch Of
Providence, in his Soth year.
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The last morHs speculation We have hcurd
of, il a shipment of trees, from Leghorn,
which arrived at New York n few days since.
While the bundles were being removed from
the vessel to the wharf, some OF them broke
open and disclosed parcels Of fine italian
sewing silk inside This description of,rce
was deemed rather too prolific, so the unnan.
nerly custom house officers took them IN
charge.-( Camden Mail.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-21

To. morrow Those that are now gny may
b. sad--thosc who are now walking .hc ave-
nue. of pleasure. led by the hand OF nope.
may be- the subjects of intense sorrow.-
Prosperity mny change inioadversi'y. Those
who are now on the mountain summit, may
be in the valley. That rosy check may be-
overspread with palencss-thn strong may
falter. Death may have overtakcn us.
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NEW
ScNTESTIcNAEy. =.
ICE CREAMS, RESTOR.aTORY

1g>ll T. subscriber has thrown his doors open
4 Notwithstanding his arrangement IS no'
as vet completed, and respectfully invites
the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of Newport nnG
vicinity To look into his rooms, examine snu
taste glass of his Ice Creams, CAVES fn"'
Jellry. dish Of sco.loped Oysters, wing oi n
Brant. or if they won, do, lass ol b,s high
ch,raed Soda W,ter. REMOND.
N.B.-R. will keep constantly Tor snIe all
kinds oi puff Pastry and Cakes, with grea,
variety OF Confectionery, at wholesale ana
re'sil
cys Wedding Cske. mad. 10 order
Nav .. $50
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NOTICE..

nm the frs, day of December. ! shall com.
" mcncc selling the balance of my Goods
at Auction. Until then. wIl sell for Cash
or approved credit. aIl.or any part. at or under
Cost. Most of my Goods now consist ol
Cloths. Cassimc5cs. Si',lnc,s, undrcssed
French Meriuos ard WooIlens in general,
which are all good and seasonablo.
Oct 81. WM. JAMES T!i.bEI.
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8 II Y z T. p i NJ 8.

'pNIIE last and best patterns Of this article
also. portable case, and handle for do.
Superior black, blue. and red Ink, Port
Folios, Backgammon Boards, Parchment.
Drawing Paper, Bristol Boards, Boxes ol
Colors, and Painting materials. The above
for sale at JAMES H.AMNO.V'D'S,
Oct 81. Book store.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-21

LOUISIANA SUGAR CRop.-The N. Orleans
True American says
It is calculated by many conversant with
the subject, that the present crop of sugar
will roach S5 to 10000 hogahcads, whilst
the cotton crop will not fall far short of 500.
600 bales. The crops Of corn aud grain are
also abundant beyond precedent.
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SALE POSITION d.
PeWs at Auction.

On Saturday, March 2sth. 1910, al 3 O'Clock
u. NJ, al the .Nethodist Chapel in this
Ioun. pW BE- sold at Public Auction. 10 the
Highest bidder.;n conformity 10 the provisions
et he .ict Of Incorporation,
A Lii the P,ws and parts Of Psws in said
"A house, which may then be Indebted 10
tho Corporation for Tuxes, and incidental
charges. All Interested will govern them
selves accordingly.
BENZ. MUMFORD, Sie,pard.
Newport, Oct. 81, 1889.
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sEP Notice. Iii

A s I am determined to sell n, some price,
~ ! offer the best Of Whale Oh, refined
and uhltencd. At 80 cts per gallon, such a.
Is sold in this place for 20 CITE.
Also. 7 M. 3 p. Lows Cooking Stove.
Oc,2j. G.. w. ANTHONY.
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4 large and valuable lot Of land, contain
"A ing upwards Of two and a half acres,
situated on Bellevue street, directly opposite
the residence Of Hon. Henry Middleton. II
Is divided into house lots, and will be sold IL
the best advantage. The situation is one of
the most delightful in Newport, having fine
view Of the barbor and ocean. and being near
the new road leading to the Beach. For fur
rhcr particulars, inquire Of
JOHN TOMPKiNS.
Newport, Oct. 3, 1899.
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HOSIERY.

TlIILDREN'S Socks, and Misses Hose.
" Knitting Worsted and Knitting Yarn,
Merino and Moravian Hose, Angola Hose
and Socks, Yarn and Lambswool ] , hose.
knit Shirts and Drawers, Fleecy Hose, lined
Gloves, woollen Gloves and Mittens, chIl
dren's Mcrino Glnvrs and Socks. for sale at
Oct "a. J.7.HES H3NNO.N'US
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NYRS. ANNA NJ. EDDY, has removed to
L'1 the house lately occupied by the Rev.
Mr.. DuMoNT, in Franklin street, whore may
be found Dr.. Jnyne's invaluable Medicines,
The Indian Purga,ive Pills, and Mr.. Picker.
ing's Spirlrus Niie.
Likewise, Mrs. .liamers' English and French
Corsets. Oct "a.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-21

The Y. s ship Ontario, J. d. Williamson.
md the Erie captain Taylor. went TO see
from Pensacola. on the lst inst. and tho
'frga,es Macedonian and LA Gorie on the
day following.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

MINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Z have been appointed by the Hon. Court Of
Probate of tho town of Newport, Admin
strator with the VIII annexed, on the Estate
of Mrs. Eliza Vinson, late of said Newport,
widow, dec. ond therefore request all persons
having claims against said Estate to present
them. and those who are indebted thereto, to
make payment 10
HENRY Y. CRANSTON.
Nov 81
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MEMORANDA.

Arr n, New York on SUNDAY, brig Confidence, Bailey,
fom Mrssiia aud Gibraltar, Oct. 4ih with vine, ifuir
DC to =. w. Epgs. .
Arr Mt Wilmington, N. c. eth inst. brig Echo, Mes
ser from Havana.
The shin Margaret, Wmpenny, of This port is re-
nor,ed with SEQ bbs sperm aud 200 bhs VIII. months
out.
et New York on Sunday last, steamboat C. Wander
bill Capt James T.. Lawton, Of this place. for Will
min.ton, n. L.
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lOl lbs Muscovado sugar for 81;
10 lbs Island Pork Tor 81;
s. lbs Fresh Ground coffee Tor al;
I2t lbs pofiunrd white snnp for 81;
n. B. ~ my friends snd the pubic vilI
oil. 7 NJ sndssror ,c y'ssse thom. No, 2
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WANTED-by tho subscriber, a qnnnity
w of Potatoes and Onions, for which cash
at fnlr price, will be given. Enquire Of
Oct IL. J. Il. ALMY.
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Yesterdays mail brought "s the news Of
the death of Lieutenant &. &. Rodney. u. S.
A., and Assistant Quarter. master J. w.
Crabb, U. 8. A.. at ST. Augustine the for.
mcr on the 5 h instant, and the latter on the
6th.-f.Nut. Intel.
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To Let,

a Cnrpcnier's shop IN Spring street, east
~ of Trinity Church. Possession given
immcdis,ely. Fer further particular. enqnr,
oe Wn. q. vQs;E.
o.
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RAID OF THE TIMES.

STATEMENT ofthc situation Of the Banks
~ in Rhode Island on Monday. November 4lh.
s39, Ms the same appears from the Returns made
10 the Bank Commissioners.
LIAriLiTirs
Capital Stock. $i0.Oo3, ,53s 90
Bills 10 Circulation, l,722,i26 20
Balances due other Banks, 66i ,2i4 "a
Ne, Profits on hand, sos, 1886 80
Dividends unpaid, 20,206 20
Deposits on interest, 55i ,343 10
Deposits not on interest, 75S, ,094 so
-
Total amount Of Liabilities. Si+,22i ,ss9 So
REsoURcFs.
Loans and Discounts. Sl7.7oi, ,es4 os
Specie in Banks, 399, 500 80
Bills Of other Banks, 2S7 ,20i So
Balances due from olher Banks, SS7, ,004 43
Stock in own Bank. 1873, ,244 65
Stock Real Estate & other Property, 32S, ,624 06
Total amount Of Resources, Slt,22l ,SS9 &c
or Ellis and Notes Discounted,
there is due out Of the State,
the sum Of $I,9oI. .5s3 So
And payable in the State, 1897 So
or The Circulation. there is held
| by the Banks 269,4l2 So
In Tho hands Of the public, l,452,7I3 81
BY comparing the above Abstract with the re-
turns tade 10 tho Commissioners, Oct. 22d,
is39. II appears that since that date, .
The Circulation has been increased S29,l52 2s
Tho Specie has been increased 6,I35 IL
The Deposits. including Dividends
unpaid. have been reduced 62,550 81
And The Eoans and Discounts have
| been increased 1856 so
Office of the Bank Commissioners,
Providence, Nov. IAN, 1899.
HENRY ANTHONY Bank
GEORGE G.. KING, Commission
WM PECKlIAM, ) ers.
Published pursuant 10 Law. nov 2i.
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STOVES! STOVE S.!

W. H. ,as %ELV h; ls s"' s" S' "ds San% sS"" ""s
200 STOVES. Of various kinds. which he will
sell al wholesale or retail, as low as can he
bought or The manufacturer. Among them arc
he Union Stoves, made by tie Norton Furnace
Co, which has given the best satisfaction OF any
| ever dealt in. Also Coal Cook Stoves cf d,i.
ferent patterns Cylinder and Parcr Stoves,
warranted as low as any others OF the same size
Tin and Sheet Iron work done at notice.
Oct 10
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MORE NEW GOODS,
AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE.
ELLERY TILLEY,

PURCHASED n lot Of Goods at n. York.
for almost nohing-thcy are now open.
ed and to be sold chcnp-anong them are
Cloths Cossimeres, and all kinds Of Wooilcn
Goods--a lot of Fancy Goods.
Also. one case Of Florence Braids, which
he will sell at one quarter less prices than at
any other store in town.-Also, a fair article
of Florence Braid BonDets, at The low price
of Two dollars each. fOct "a.
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NEW STOCK
500 II S g. S III O ES.
benjamin Marsh, Jr.,
No. l3S, Thames-street,
Has just receired splendid assortment oj
BOOTS g. SHOES-suitaLie for
he dDDronchinp season,


BOOTS 8; SHOES-suiiaLie for
The approaching season,
CONSISTING or
7 AIDES French Shoes, Victoria tics. TIsr.
~ rison ties, and large supply of Siipps
aud l.accs, manufactured Of the first quality
of hid and morocco. Also Misses or ditler-
ent qualities. and Chlldren's of oil description
and colurs-togcther with largo supply vt
Ladies' low priced Md Shoes, good article.
u, o. cts. per pair. Gentlemen summer
Boots at $3.50; ditto Gne Gil ond Seal skln
Boots.
All Of the above articles viii he sold on ss
ia, orabc terms ~ Mt ANY other store ~ New
port. Those wishing 10 purchase will please
call and examine for themselves.
N. B.--Gcn,lemcn's fine Boots made 10
order of French Caliskin, after the Now
York style. and warranted 10 iit.
Ladies and Misses Shoes manufactured IN
order in the neatest manner. and Of the best
materials. April 4, 1899.
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Notice..

DISSOLUTION OF C0-PhRTNERSHlP.
,B,HE Co.parnership heretofore existing
4 between John ". Baker and Geo. Ham.
mond, under Tho firm of BAKER 81 HAM.
MOND, was dissolved on the first inst. by
mutual consent. John II. Baker is duly nu.
l,horzed to settle the outstanding business,
and use tho name Of the late firm in liqnidu
ton. JOHN II. BAKER,
GEO. HAMMOND.
New York, Nov. !, IS39.-t4w.l n2l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-21

rOUGi', Worm, Camphor, Soda, md 9th.
" or kinds OF Lozebgcs, fnr sale by
nov u. II. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-21

American, United States,
Democrats. Farmers,
American Farmers, Turner's Comic,
United States Comic, Rhode Island,
Parley's, Wing.
the Pocket do. for sale at
nov 81. JAMES HAMMOND.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-21
AssigDces' Notice.

'1NIIE subscriber gives notice, that JoHs
CLARKE, trader, Of Newport, has this
day made an assignment to him Of all his
property and effects for the benefit Of his
creditors HE therefore requests all persons
having demands against the SAID Clarke, TO
present them for settlement within six months
from the date hereof and all those indebted
10 make imm"dia'e payment, to
SAMUEL VAUGHAN, assignee.
Newport, Nov. 10, 1899. 81.