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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-08
PORT Of NE WP0R 7.
CLEARED.
sloop Three Brothers, stuart, Fall River.
ARRIVALS.

Fanny, Aug. ed.-arr. Schrs Nirginian, Thatcher,
from Gardner, with lumber To Finch N Engs
SATURDAY, Aug. 3d.-nrr. Three masted schr sarah
Ieen Chase from Albany with lumber aud coal to the
master. a., -
SUNDAY, Avg. ith.-arr. Swedish brig Alfred, Rol-
lncas from Goitenburg for Fall Ro,leric phi
Green, from Providence.-Schr. Concord, Bnrroaghs'
from Jo-Soops Glcnora, Murlock, from Wnrchan Tor
Albany Hudson West from Providence for \. Bed
tord.-Renzi, Heath from Providence.
MONDAY, Aug. 5tl.-nrr. SOop Three Brothers, stu
! art from New York for Fail Rver.-Schr's Morning
STAR Nickcrson, from Konncb.c for Provdence-Doigo
Iicaly, Easton, from Camden for do.
TUESDAY,, aug. Gth.-arr u. States Revenue Cutter
Hamilton Capt. Josiah sturgis, from Boston for New
York. Passenger Hon. stephen PlcGsanton, Finn Au-
dor ut the Treasury Department. and Capt. slursls,
on an examination Of Light Houses.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-08
NOTICE..

I have hired the south part of my Fathers
store. whcrc ! intend To keep cheap
DRY GOODS C.ASH STORE. Ny Goods
shall he sold a, the lowest possible prices.
aud shall always have n complete assor,
mcnt. WIll my friends and the public please
assist me IN nv cxcrt,ons?
STOCK FORD T.. TILLEY.
July II, 1S}g
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-08
& A "a u 8 4 & = s .

III this town on Thursday evening last, by the Rev
Mr.. DuInont, Stephen q. Dodge, ESD. Of Governcur
New York, to Mrs Harriet =. Stowers OF hi. town
Same evening, by the Rev. Mr.. M'Kenzie Mr. Georg'
Smith To Miss Sarah Chaprcll, daughter OF the late
Mr. benjamin Chappc, all Of this town
On Sunday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.. Stoddard
MIR Samuel r. Hopkins To Miss Mary NJ Freehorn
daughter of Mr. George Freeborn all oi this town.
same evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Howard, Mr.. Joseph
Riggs to Miss Mary Jane Taber, daughter OF the late Mr
Reuben 1ubGr, all of this town.
ON Tuesday evening, by the Rev. Mr.. M'Kenzic, Mr
Samuel Young 10 Miss Frances Dennis, daughter o
Cant. Peter Dennis all oi this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-08

forbid that we should ever otherwise
make the admission, so long as we re-
tain any recollection of the Declaration
of Independence, and of the Principles,
the Acts and the Men Of the Revolution)
that there are no natural rights, and that
all political power and privilege proceeds
from the Government To the People,
the present landed qualification is proved
to be highly unnecessary aud inexpe-
dient.D
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-08
TO SPORTS ME N,

No. 45 Ihamcs-street,
II fcv rods south Of The Custom House, ana
directly opposite the Perry Factory,
NAY ent Ds S"T@ @ FsNG s. Tt"n TSScTEE 1s"G
for pond or sea fishing. Also, good assort-
ment of GUNS to let by the day.
In the rear and connected with the Store,
is a RESTAURATEUR, where travellers
can be accommodated with relish, at any
hour Of the day.
Also. recently erected, two very superior
BOWLING ALLEYS, laid perfectly solid
and fitted up in style equal to any in New
York.
N. BIO enable strangers to find this cs-
Enlistment, a color is constantly hoistcd
which can be seen from any part of Thames
street. w. GOFF.
August l.-6w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-08

Let every true Wing read the follow
ing, and be on the alert.-There car
be no doubt Of its truth. The Locos
will spend their money to little advan-
tage, if the Wings but promptly anc
maniully do their duty.
"LiTTLE RIIODY" in great danger
We have seen some movements and heard
some facts related, which give us to under
stand, that the Office holders under the Gene
raj Government and others of "the party" in
New England, have been heavily taxed tc
aid in the coming election in Rhode Island
TO secure the two Representatives from r
Island the party have raised not less thar
$4,000 to be expended in the election. -
The meeting of Senator Hubbard and others
in this town week ago last Sunday, un
doubtcdly had reference to this election, and
TO raising money therefor. We fear the
result OF the August election in II. Islsnd.-
DO tho Wings Of that gallant little State
know their danger? Are they ready ?-.Ntu
Hampshire Courier.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-08
III T. RAID OF TH T. II vi T. S.

TiMrs ~ Nrw OELr,Ns.--'rhe New Or.
leans Courier says :---"l'imcs are now harder
according to common report, than they were
during the embargo, or the war with Eng.
land. The prospects of the abundsnt crops
which must here seek market next Fal
and Winter. and the conviction TINT money
will be brought to purchase our grea, staples
unite in inspiring good hopes for the future
as well as tortitude during the present state
of things. May no chilling frost, or rude
hurricanes dlsappoint these expectations.n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-08
.NE.NORI.ND.1.

Sailed from Ma,anzas, I1ih ut brig CaDoncrs, Big
ley, of this port, Tor Hamburg.
July eth lat i3 80, Ion ~ 49, twas passed ship VIM
Engs Vaughan, of this port, nom Cronstadt for New
York.
I'D nj Philadelphia, Wednesday last, brig Eme-
line, Heath, for this port.
| New LoNpoS, July 3p.-Brazian brig Flamneusc,
late American brig Athdnan is here IN custody Of the
Gutter, under supposed breach OF the Revenue Laws
of the United States.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-08

Tho Globe was very prompt in publishing
the returns from Edgecombc and Pitt coun-
ties in Mr.. Stanlcy's district-they gave his
opponent ajrrily of over twelve hundred
votes. This was done for effect. Two days
have elapsed and SANKEY'S reelection is
known, yet the Globe is silent ms to that fact.
This is for effect also. The Globe is most
honest chroniclcr of the news Of the day.
| BoH. Chronicle.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-08
Temperance Lecture.

A Gentleman from Providence, a. student
Of Brown University, will deliver Lecture
on Temperance, in the First Baptist Meet
ing House, next Sabbath Evening, commen-
cling at o'clock. Friends of the cause, are
respectfully invited to attend.
Aug. 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-08
LAD|E s. FAIR,
At ARMORY HALL.

YNIlE inhabitants Of Newport and visitors
u generally are respectfully informed that the
Annual Fair of the Conyoca,cn Society will be
beld ut Armory Hall on Wednesday next. the
lith inst, commencing at hall pact in the
morning.
The Fair will be continued on tho following
day. Admntancc I2i cents.
Newport, August sih, 1889.
4 NTARD ERANDl-- Nine Year, old nr saic hy
~ E.F. ~ W. NgwroS.
July %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-08

NAvAL.-Tho u. S. Sloop of war Warren.
WIN. a. Spencer, Esq. commander, arrived
at Pensacola on the l4th July, from cruise
down the Gulf, last from Matamoras. The
U. s. ship Eric, Commander Taylor, was seen
standing in for the anchorage off Tampico,
on the morning that the Warren took her
departure from that place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-08
Z g = rs s .

Counterfeit five franc pieces are in circulation in
Boston.
Captain Tabcr Of New Bedford has been ntcnccd
in the H. - Court at Boston fine of :4O,lor putting
a sailor on shore at sea.
New Orleans, up to July 22d, was in the enjoyment
of excellent health The rains had been excessive, and
had apparently ceansed nnd cooled both the atmosphere
and streets 1t is damp, close, hoL or mussy weather
which is most unhealthy.
FLOUR AND WHE,T.-Flour was selling at Piitsburg
on Monday, for So 80 per barrel Wheat in Ohio and
kentucky rs cents, aud expected to m to 62 cent,
per bushcl.
The public lands now held in the U. 3. are estimated
at 900 100000 of acres
YELLOW FEvER.-The Charleston Courier states tlia,
the Yellow fever has broken out ntha city earlier h,
season than it known to have occurred before
with ono exception, which about hundred year,
ago.
Mr.. Clay arrived at Montreal on the evening Of tn,
3oth ult.
The accuracy and finish of tho engine Of the stcair
ship British Queen is abundanty testified By the fac
stated by Capt. Roberts, that the engine was neyc
stopped an instant from the moment of getting undc
weigh to hut of arriving. This, ON first voyage, an,
tina, not n smooth one, is, we presume, unparalleled
An important experiment il soon to be tried at Bor
dentown, New Jersey, by the U. $. Engineer Depart
ment To ascertain the effect Of corrosive sublmae
timber by which, 1t is said in England, IL be pre-
served from dry The experiments are to be con
Quoted by HENRY BgRLS, Esq. of the engineer corps
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-08
G Ii r A Z
G.. w. ANTHONY,

H'AKES this method of informing bis friends
L and the public, that he has taken The well
known stard, lately occupied by CnAs. +.
BELL, where he is now opening CIIOICE
ISELECITO.FOF GROCERIES,, and in
vites former patrons, and the public in gen.
eral, to give him call. lie viii be happy TO
serve them with rs choice goods and at as
low prices as at any other establlshmcnt.-
Amcng them are the following
90 boxes brown Havana Sugar; white
Havana ditto; crushed ditto; double and sin.
gle refined Loaf ditto; 10 hhds n. Orleans
e. Havana Molasses; Dbl Honey: 10 bags
I Cuba Co1'oe 20 boxes brown and white
Soap; 30 boxes RaSins; 10 boxes blue aud
white Starch; 20 chests Gunpowder, lmpc
rial, lIyson, Young lIyson, Tyson Skin
Powchong and Souchong Teas 80 mats Gas
sia sperm and tallow Csudlcs; LorlIlard'
| Snuff, and Tobacco. Cavcndlsh ditto; Span
sh, half Spanish and American Scgars
Mustard, Pepper Sauce, Cayenne and Black
Pepper, Chocolate, Cocoa, Ground Coffee
Cinnamon, NuimegS, Cloves, PImen'o, Mace
Ginger, &C. &c.
VISIONS
1900 lbs. Island Pork, ) bbs Beef, 3 casks
Hams, Flour, Meal, Butter and Cheese; PI.
lot Bread Butter, Soda, and Milk Biscuit.
Also, Stone, Earthcn, and Wooden
Wares. July %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-08

FIRST Gun FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
The Loco Focos have almost been dis
posed to raise shout of victory for
some days past, in the vain expectation
Of defeating the reelection Of Mr.. Stan
ley in the Sd Congressional District
The Boston Atlas says-"We know not
when we have been able to announce a
more agreeable piece of intelligence
than we do to-day in making known to
our readers that the Loco Focos have
most signally fai'ed in defeating the re-
election to Congress of the intrepid,
gallant and high minded Stanley in the
third district of North Carolina. The
counties of Washington, Hyde, and
Beaufort, have not only overcome the
heavy majority given for the Loco Foco
candidate in Edgecombe and Pitt, but
they have placed Stanley ahead about
two hundred votes. Tyrrell, the re-
naming county, which votes on Thurs
day, this day is always good for five
hundred majority. Mr.. Stanley's ma
jority two years ago was 666--it will
now equal, if not exceed that number >
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-08
BY milton UALL-Auc,ieneer.


NEWPORT sc.-.N,epor, .4ug. g, 1899.
pY virtue of an Execution issued out of
- the Court Of Common Pleas, for The
County of Newport, November term ls39,-
~ i'll sell Dt Public Auction. on The prcmi-
scs, on TUESDAY, AUGUST 9th. 1899,
'a, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ all the right, title and
interest that David Melville had on the I2,li
day Of Deteuber, 1897, at =. NJ. (when
attachment was made on the original wri,.)
in aud to a certain lot of land situated in
Newport, bounded North on Prospect Hill
street, one hundred and twenty feet; East
on land of Charles w. Thnrsron, sixiy-iwo
feet; South on land Of John Tompkins, one
hundred and twenty feet; aud West hn land
If Joseph Martin, sixty two feet. Conditions
at lie. WIN. II. DOUGLASS, .Sh1U.
Aug. &.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-08
Rail Way & Ship Yard.

SILAS ii. COTTRELL,
WOULD inform the public thnt
.tE+S he has a RAIL WAY in opera
TEfN ton for hauling up Vessels, at
skgE1 his SHIP YARD, few rods
below the Custom House, where he can al
ways be found in readiness to wait on those
who may 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-Vesscls un-
der one hundred tons, - per day.
Over one hundred, and under one hundred
and fifty, 50 per day.
Over one hundred and fifty, 81.
No charge for stormy days and Sundays.
No Vessels will be reckoncd less than
! fifty tons. June 20, 1899 '--Gm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-08
ROGERS PATENT FIANNELS
aud Cause Flannels. at
July ~. ~ SESSIONS.

Several articles in iy7c. and number ol
advertisements, una,ulddbly d,icncd foi
want II ivvnL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-08
MILL STREET ACADEMY.

'9>llIS School will bc open for the reception
Of pupils on "Wednesday, the 3lst inst,
under the management of the subscriber.
The female department will have the ser
vices of a lady, MISS llopkINs, educated for
The profession Of Teacher, IN the Justly cele-
brated school Of Mr.. Il. Bailey, of Bostonand
who, besides her other qualifications, has q
good knowledge Of the French language.
Pupils will be received at any age, and in.
struciion will be furnished IN all the branches
Of an English and classical education.
Terms
Elementary studies, per quarter, Sc.
High English studies, 3.
The Languages, 10.
J. N. BELLOWS, Principal.
Newport, July %, 1889.
We. the subscribers. consent 10 serve ns
TRUSTEES Of mil STREET .4C.ID
E.HY, and 10 have general supervision OF
the interests and concerns of the institution.
Geo. Engs,
VIM. G.. Gibbs,
r. G.. Dunn,
William Vernon,
A. Henry DuInont,
Charles u. Brooks,
Joshua Saycr,
James Hammond,
Robert Stevens.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-08

NJ OTICE-I have been advised by a New
~ York Merchant TO send my French
Muslins, Jaconcts and prints to their auc
tions, as he is confident can get more there
than nov do here. However, ! shall not
send them under or 10 days, but shall con-
tinue 10 sell at % cts. per yard, however
great the sacrifice. Goods bought at other
stores for 46 cts. were not SO nee as mine
for % cts. They 60 ahead am gong
astcrn. WM. JAMES TlLLEY.
\ Aug. ].
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= SELF DEFENCE!

WM. S. FOSE, respectfully informs the
w public, that he will sell any article in
his line of busness.as cheap as can be bought
at any store IN Newport. ICE CREAMS,
such as are served up in New York to the
first families, aud sold for one dollar per
quart will sell for 80 cts.-Also, Ice Creams
warranted superior to any served up IN New
port, or no charge, will be made for 90 ~
cts. the quart. Ice Creams made in my usu
al style, second 10 none made in this Country
at - cts. the quart.
n. B.--Thc public may be assured ,hst II,
is not my intention io undcr.scll or 10 be
under. sod--that will sell every article OF
the Same quality OF other establishments as
cheap as they viii sell them. Those whu
wan, the CUSTARD Cream will please leave
word at my residence on the hill, or at my
restanratcur, corner OF Market square, IN The
morning. July -.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-08

The mail has yet brought us no particulars
of the election held on Thursday last in three
of the Congressional districts Of NORTH
Carolina. We shall be probably kept some
days yet in suspense, as to the final result OF
the election in the two districts represented
in the last Congress by Mr.. Bynum and Mr..
Shepard. In the other of these three dis.
trcts NJ Hawkins w. b. has been un.
doubtcdy reelected, though not without op,
position from one of his own party.
The election in the residue of the North
Carolina Congressional districts takes place
on Tuesday next.
From the Tennessee elections we shall
begin to receive information toward the close
of this week, and soon atterward from those
in Alabama, Kentucky, and Indana.-[ Ma
tionaL MteiIigsncer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-08
Hams, Beef and SOAP.
TO LET.

IL HOUSE No. l9i, Thames-strcet in good
hSIfYH repair, containing eleven rooms, with good
slih1 CstcTn and n well OF water. Possession
given Immediately. For further particulars
enquire or WILLIAM :. NOsE.
Ann
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LAND AND HOUSE AGENCY.

oar FHuGAR --4co irf'oi it,ble rchnsd Lo~Vsagsr,
= iu.i rs' cr ID snd fUI tai, by y..
Ipi! VI IL W NL"i"S'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-08-15
SARSAP ;nlIIA FILL OF HEALTH; OR,
b CD HI,

y{NiiIS client family phi nWdicnr Of Ion. tired CGs
CORRECTING all Isntt Cr OF the stomach aud how
els the mpn- OF Which v"isemrs Iatuler
ra-T<, los: appetite" ra'AIhr G',ncs> eenrs II
turrs. nu.,s. Of the aud
puin and how els. nd pruiu. lug
hid the lruItritt of tie bow
els isorT uztow al every junction OF the trsme,
Acrirt prcNHratun by tlir peisevcr-
an, he ciirrualv removed Tw" doses will
afflicted O" =AntHrv stircs The stomach will
s"ccdly regain strength healthy action OF the liver how
els aud kidr Nil rap G take raCc aud instead of se.s
ness heat, pain ).nd cr apca,auc Strength scti%y
and health be the quick tie. ult of taking this
dcinr according the drr' on> ncrumpau, each box.
These pili>urc particular eitcaCouS stomach coughs
CO aeucs, breath, and all distractions tho
urinary passages and If takru indulgence
table, they quickly the its natural Of
repose
PERSONS full habit who subject headache, giddi-
ness aud singing in the arising from great
blood the head, should hr without them,
many dangerous will be rey carried of BY thcas
immediate use.
For female. these pills truly excellent removing
the distressing h"a 'ache prevalent
it'll nc srs Of 4rr,ts. duncs of sight ncrvous
ons, boehrs Pmf.s and sal"w Of the SKIN, and
give healthy and il, emile bloom % the complexion.
10 mothers they confidently recommended 10 hess
re taken during prey and for hi!drca
ui all ages they unrlnaled
A. pleasant, a easy aIrIIant. they unite the
mid "cta!nu viii! the SUGGEST ul elect and
rceu!rr diet CnuincH"t during iHeir
Hy the dose according the "ge and ength ofhe
ra,ien, they become sute cry her that
can r,Iurcd and f,r elderly prnNl Tiny val be found "
he tho mos, rnri(rrtnhle mrlIciuc hitherto pre-. sred
Sold VI y" 9G Custom hnasc 81, Ne" t'rieaus ns-3m
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4 EAn-l0,0 pig Of lead landing irm steam loo
! RtnHl and for sa!" by
n27 iTHANER& Co, "a fordras

rsvitE American Flower Garden Eirrrt"rv, contain.
me practical directions for 'he culture u rlanstn
,hr flower garden. hi house, sr en house, rooms nr
nur|ou IN w> every ruou ~ tie year, I'LL der
crp,ion ri the plants dcsnh'" in each the naturs
fthc sol AND the situation best ana'cd 10 thelr er~fh
the rrorr senson for ,ransplanhg &c. Instructions
for "a bit ht use, gr'-n house. and laying out
A yer on,eu IL So table Of soils most congCnal 10 the
pn,ts confirmed in ihe work: the whole adapted 10 either
,,p, or small gardens, with instructions ter preparing
the soil. ropa atinc planting, produrng trsihlng and
ng The grape vine, with descriptions Of the best sors
for cplrvaiing in tho cItn s'E Just terf.rr and 10
sale by ALtt. 20" An.
npIo6 4eCsnP stssst
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IL zDU,M4,l4Azy, Hip
Gov. / n Nc..rx and Tchou ptou.as SITS.

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J. ' ir rGf" Z" rirlHi i scrouia Or htH@s c'i' Fp'
- -gta"" OF govt M" 'e" csncsr ,"it 'hcHm Sypl!;
'c ana heiCri! ds"hs tticni"y ntc"Fs ana phIHii
ec"hs % III" ZONES """fd"h thF"tl ana ''sU's, ulcers
OF every i"icr sores and Internal h'ce'acs 't
,s' PI > az" HcnrFE t'e ci?nhc "i" eyes, cry SIP
e,a 'oci>i am G'rI HNHly "itutthcnuT HECo" ch'o
me cA-rfi lau arl" proc c'g "ln any hGrd hunohr,
pam IL the st'@al and Sp'ia proceeding from Yation,
ali :ct'"Hs N"r c!trun.c il unIu i ' kidnrss,
and gHm"ta rIry Vi by trIh action OF III" srtseis
oil Ia" sim l. Eudtiy icit!ous /" ""HHihe those
constitutions been brok"u iNJuLciuus
treatment lrrcgunrltlr-. IL
commended IN All l,iOsr which from impurities
of the boo4 bus:ors,
kind
Some If Ia" aho"c complaints require
Sistlnt nicttul>, Inch the the III
dictate; prHrti reHer!y pucurUi
cause, the INDIANS pANtCEA Will generally be lound AuI
ilciGni
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no" 'H II ''h'' m"4t'h 'Sa'I'h' Ia th''F nF't"h !"
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t"'''fh c"""'i!a- i man! al h!s most r"Inhon ana osc'-
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xgAEEcweATg SPRINGS
THREE DAYS J?EHNEI FROM NE
EIH(EINE.


THREE U.il'S JHEEAEi FROM NEW
'RLEtNE.
TsT.IE proprietor his establishment has the plea
Of sr,rin~ 10 his tr!cud+ aud the public
in gnciul.tna M IL, il. r"nn2 Shy the first day Of
May receive .eitrr~. lie viii rtan state for the he
nett Of lusr 1t, tanr,', iI Inert. ha'" 'rn lurg:
improvements maGe und others now gong Oh and III
rap! progress for cunr!elin, Mach viii enable the
>uh%cr her 10 nrcnInnu,t,. IL much larger number than
heretofore, and Mt the time lnuci better.
fuiuiIl can be urcnlnludutcd It'll good rooms. or
those who prefer have uI cuhita rached from
The main buildn-.
1t ,l"ruit UNNECESSARY tr say anything in iarlch
lar Of ih character these utcrs tur it IL gc!eIhitv
believed that cN not l!Iitrlr 10 nnT III tine :>outh-
eru SiLtS. Al the ,'iiustn"n'H that ire grlmfatf
i"u .d nj Watering pips< will he found at this. J (
best Music that tins part of tn country affords,
been @rd. aId will be in r"hsit nj attendance ut he
SPRINGS during the whole season.
he subscribe, will avail! himscfof this epIinrtun',
in returning his untrirued thanks for tha very liberal
support given him lat unh hopes Ivy the cN'r'
tons that have been ;dr N improving and extending
til" Recommendations, merit bcrnl patronage til,
pyes NJ season. JND CRAM.
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