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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01
MY son, STOCKFORD ELLERY

My son, STOCKFORD ELLERf
i'A TILLEl, nj the age OF sixteen years,
declared his Independence on the fourth day
of July, 1889, aud commenced with the Dfy
Goods business, IN the south end of my store,
which will enable me 10 make n close of my
atiulrs, al least one year sooner than es-
pected. lie has promised me he will not
keep any Books, but will sell altogether tU,
Cash.
The only conncxion have with S,ockford
in his business, is to see, if possible, that he
is correct IN his transactions.
| have n fair Stock of Woolen and other
Goods, and all who are now in want. or will
he r want of Summer, Fall and Winter
Goods. will save at least half their cash, by
purchasing OF "
July IL. WIN. JAMES TILLEf.
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For Sale.

A large and valuable lot Of land, containing
IA upwards Of two and half acres, situated
on Bellevue street directly opposite the residence
Of Hon Henry Middleton. if the above is not
sold at private sale previous To the last Of Au
gust, it will at that time, be oferd for sale nj
public auction, and if not then drpps"d OF, 1t
will be d, ldcd INTO house lots, aud sold to the
best advantage. The situation is one of the
most delightful in Newport, having line view
of the harbor and ocean, and being near the new
road leading to the Dcach For further parlcu-
lars, inquire of JOHN IUMpkINS.
Newport, July lS, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01

o. We refer oil interested in Manufacs
turing establishments, to the advertisement
of 3. p. Mason, Esq. in relation to his "Fate,t
Cylindrical Flyer" 1t is well worthy of their
attention.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01
1AEo.NG scGcc@.

4 CARD.-MONS. GUIGON, respectful
N ly informs the Ladies aud Gentlemen of
Newport. that having been detained m FRO.
violence last Friday by illncss, lac WI com
mcnce his School on Fiidly afternoon next,
July iaih, at Armory Hall, nt J o'clock. \
subscription li-l j. lcit At MI tallalan's Book
store. Regular uiIcrnJons, Thurfday" and
rildays. iJaly IL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01
N e w BOO 1E S,
FOR SALE AT
] a NJ z s II a NJ NJ o N ID 8
BOOK STOR T..

Means and Ends, or Self Training.
Truth made simple, being the first volume
ofa system of Theology for children, by Rev.
John Todd.
Me Donncr, or truth through fiction, by
Jacob Abbott.
Letters of Eliza Wilkinson. during the in.
vasion and possession of Charleston, >. G. by
the British in the revolutionary war, arranged
from the original manuscripts, by Caroline
Gilman.
lie Nile Prigioni, mcmorle dc SIlyio Pcllico
da saluzzo.
Six weeks IN Fapquier, being The substance
of series of familiar letters, illustrating The
scenery, localities, medicinal Virtues, aud
general characteristics Of the Whine snlphur
springs, by Ylsiter. iJuly lS.
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NriD aoOrrttes ineMts
MIR. Espy,

"ILL deliver at Armory Hall, in this place,
w course Of three Lectures ON the LAW
OF STORMS" and the "proJaJie means Of
pro'iueing .qyiifciai Rain" Ills first Lecture
will be given THIS (Thursday) evening, Aug
is,-ihe others, on Tomorrow. and Saturday
evenings - commencing al 5 o'clock. Tickets
for The course IS cts to be had Ct the Book
Stores, at the Druggist Store Of Mr. X. J. Tay-
lor, and at Nose's Cottage.
Newport, Aug Isl, 1889.
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Hardware and Gallery

TIlE subscriber wishes 10 inform The pub.
Il lic tia, he has taken the store formerly
occupied by WEEDEN a. BULL, No. IDS
Thamcs.strcct. where hc intends keeping u
general assortment OF lIAspwARE hNp Cor
LFRy. which he Will sell as low as II can bc
bought at any store ~ Newport.
AL~o,a large assortment ot BrNoH ANp
Nouipi>c PL,Nts, iut sale at the mann
i5cturtt's prIcct.
Jane lJ CHARLES u. WEEDEN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01

There are a great many visitors IN tins
place at present from various quarters
There il still however, we believe, ample
room for more. Senator Talmadee, OF New
York, we percei,e, is among the most dis.
tlnguished.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01
PROFESSOR ESPY,

Has arrived in our town, and at the
solicitation Of friends, has consented
to deliver course Of Lectures on his
iavorite system of Meteorology. We
have had the pleasure of hearing from
Mr. Espy, statement of some of the
facts and principles on which he builds
his interesting science, and although
we have always viewed with n lavora-
BILE eye, the theory he advances, we
were astonishcd at the satisfactory and
conclusive character on which he has
founded and Git appears to us) cstab-
lishcd his claims for this among the
certain sciences. lie is not theorist,
but philosopher of the true Baconian
school, having with the most assiduous,
laudablc, and skillully directed indus
try and talent, possessed himself of a
multitude of important .tacts, by which,
together with his strictly logical de-
ductions therclrom, he at once cstab-
fishes the reasonablcness of his system
with his hearers, and renders his in
fcrcnces clear and satisfactory to all
who will give an understanding attention
thereto.
Mr.. Espy is not on tour lccturing
for emolument, but is desirous, simply,
Of a remuneration of expense actually
incurred in the PRONUNCIATION of his sci
encc.
At this moment "wednesday, half
past 8 p. N.Y. there is rapidly de-
scending rain, which, three hours ago,
We heard him say was about 80 miles
in the North west from us, and would 4,
certainty be here in that time. One
hour since, VIC could plainly perceive
the storm, {. ON the house top, in Mar
ragansctt country on its way here, but
not yet having reached us.
Mr.. Espy illustrates his remarks with
experiments, by instruments adapted
for the purpose, some of which he has
kindly exhibited TO us, and while We
were struck with their simplicity, were
really astoundcd at the conclusive char
actcr they gave to the arguments they
were intended to cxcmpliiy. We have
no hesitation in expressing our con-
viction, that all who will give his course
of three lectures an attentive hearing
viii deem their time thus devoted, well
spent, and feel that Mr.. Espy has the
power TO define and cspy an approach
ing storm indeed, as he has most GER
taiu!y done III the instance above cited,
with a remarkable accuracy.
Sec Professor Espy's advertisement
in another column of this days paper
In our preceding columns, will be found
sol-c very interesting matlcr-par,lcularly
Nr. Rubbms' Eulngy on Gen. Washington,
aud The reception oi llcniy Clay at Bufalo,
duL q, Ro,hcsler
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NOTICE..

I have hired the south part Of my Fathers
Store, where | intend 10 keep n cheap
DRY GOODS CASH STORE. My Goods
shalt be sold OF the lowest possible prices,
and shall always have complete a-solt-
ment. VIII my friends md the public please
assist me IN my exerllonS?
SrOCKFORD L. TlLl.EY.
Juv IL IS,}g
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01

NOTICE-I have been advised by New
~ York Merchant to send my French
Muslins, Jaconcts and prints to their auc
,ions, as he IS confident can get more there
than now do here. However, ] shall not
send them under or 10 days, but shall con
tinuc to sell at - cts. per yard, however
great the sacrifice. Goods bought at other
stores for III cts. were not so nice as mine
for 25 cts. They 90 ahead am going
astern. WIN. JAMES lll'l'Ef.
Aup. l.
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Private Education.

A CLERGYMAN in Kingston, x / is de-
4 A sirous OF receiving into his family few
boys Cor the purpose of private instruction. Ap-
plicatIon may be- made to Rev. THOMAS NiR-
NON, kIngsron,R. l. SAMUEL Is. VERNON,
NrMnnIl [ lnlN % LIN.
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l. @ Y 9 G s& L u3 "a

THIS ID Az,
$1,000 for 50.
Friday, Aug
1000 Dollars for 81 ~.
Saturday, Aug. 3,
Jirginid .,ionongaLtiia, Class 1.
Capitals S35294 $4,000 net. sll 7GI 20,
G,000, 5000, 5000 $500, 2,3Gi, 50 of
1000, &c.-Tickets $40.
Monday, Aug. s.
.ftU Jersey, Class 90.
Capitals $4,000, 10 600, 5000, 1000, 1924,
20 Of 900 &c-Tickets IS.
Tuesday, Aug. 6,
.Vewark College, Glass l2.
Capital SI0,000-Tickets SO.
Wednesday, Aug.7,
.Nnyiand. class 10,
Capital ,000-iickcts So.
For Tickets or Shares please apply 10
q. q. MOVES,
: No. ., Colonnade Row, Thames st.
All orders enclosing Cash or Prize Tick
cts will meet with prompt aud confidential
attention if addressed as above. AHg !.
Drawn Nos. Virginia Wellesburg. Glass 3,
81 % % 81 AZ 20 % 80 I 90 80 IL
New Jersey. Glass 28,
II % 10 80 II 2 80 rs - G5 4j 36
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01
p SELF DEFENCE!

WM. s. VOSE, respectfully informs the
w public, that he will sell any article in
his line Of buslness,as cheap a. can be bought
at any store in Newport. ICE CREAMS.
such as nrc served up in New York to the
first families, and sold for one dollar per
quartz will sell for 80 Cts Also, Ice Creams
warranted superior to any served up in New
port, or no charge, will be made for G2 -
cts. the quart. Ice Creams made in my usu.
al style, second 10 none made in this country
at 75 cts the quart
N. D.-rhe public may be assured that j,
is not my intention 10 undcr.scIl or to be
undcrsold d-that will sell every article OF
the same quality of other establishments, as
cheap as they will sell them. Those who
want the CUSTARD Crcanlwil please leave
word at my residence on the hill, or nt my
restanrateur, corner Of Market square, in the
morning. July %.
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BOOKS MIS- SSTNG.

"IlOEvER has borrowed copy of the
w Pilgrims Progress with frclures--o'
lIawihornos Twice told 1alcs--will confer
very great favor 10y retaining them 10 the owner
IN BRoAD SrREEr.
Jply 25
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01
Il o I.ct,
State of Rhode Island and
Providence Plantations,

NEWPORT, S. Clerks Office, Supreme Judi
ciai Court, august Term, "A. ID. 1889.
"HEREAs Seth G.. bradford, of Newport
w House Carpenter; Obed King, Of
Newport Laborer;
hath filed their petitions in this Office, pray
ing for certain reasons therein stated. that
the benefit Of an Act passed at the June Scs-
sion, a. ID. 1899, entitled "an Act for the
relief Of lnsolvcnt Debtors" may be extend
ed to them This is therefore 10 notify the
creditors of said Bradford, and King,
to appear before said Court, to be holden at
Newport on the fourth Monday Of August
next, A. ID. 1880, and show cause, if any
they have, why the prayer of said petition
ought not TO be granted.
Aug. L.. f. p. ALLAN, Clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01
Newport Brewery Cor Sale.

NOR SALE, that valuable Estate known
by the name of the NEWPORT BREW
ERY. The lot fronts on Thames street 81
feet, and Oh Brewer street 26li feet. On
the 10, i, a large aud convenient Brewery,
with two first rate malt rooms and kiln, sut-
fccnt to carry off 200 bushels of grain per
week, with coppers and coolers sufficient to
make 1000 bbls. Of beer per year. 1t has
two large and never failing fountains of pure
soft water. The malt rooms, coolers, &c,
arc nearly new and arc Ia complete order
! Attached TO the Brew house Is large yard
with sheds, &c. The Estate will be sold en-
tire, or the Brewery separate from the lot on
Thames street, as may suit purchasers. A
good and perfect title will be given by the
subscriber, ms trustee. Also for sale, the
casks, bbls, &c. belonging TO The establish
menf, amounting to about 600. II not pre-
viously disposed of it will be offered at auc-
ton OH Wednesday, Aug. 2lst, at ii O'clock
A. NJ. For terms &c. apply to
s. +. GARDNER, Trustee.
Newport, June l3, 1880.
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p II ONISION y S.

EAISsOLUTION or FCO-PARTNER-
~ SuIP.-1he co-parnership heretofore
suh.sting between the subscribers, is by mutual
consent this day dissolved The business Of the
late firm will DO settled by Lawton Easton.
SAMUEL PRATT,
GIDEON LAwroN,
Newport July 2l1 BLNyAMIN EAsIoN.
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TO LET

Ind possession gircn Immediately,
--E-.R THE lower par, of \ House
A:,;'E in Charles.strcct, containing )
&1J JIliSt rooms on ,hC floor Likewise
E. Ess.sS .e..s.s5 the Shop adjrining-an excel
lent stand for Grocery. Possession given
the first day Of Oclobcr-now improved by
Robert Seattle. Enquire of
July 25' ABRAHAM BARI Err.
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A CTIONS
BY WM. LOylE-Auctioneer.


on FRfDAY NEXT (TO .MORROU,)
9UG. I'd.
.H . O'Clock "A. W. wil be Soid al AUCTION. al
the socond House north Of M. Crcs,dairs
Ship Yard, in Washington street.
A LARGE quantity of FURNITURE. con.
n ssling of Beds, Bedsieads. Tables, ,Clnifs
Carpets, Looking glasses, Bureaus, Dining
and Tea Sets china, with great variety Of
other articles.
.3iso Immediately after, the Steam .,iiA on
Sherman's Uharc I.
a Quantity Of Carpenters Tools, with lad. g.
dcrs, grinds,ones, and variety Of other alt,-
ticles. Conditions. cash.
Newpori, Aug. /.
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.MEMOR1NU.l.

Cleared at Boston, eth inst, schr Hannah, Boss for
New Orleans.
Arr at phiad.phia 2Gth ins sch'r Franklin Green,
from this port.
Lct a Matanzas, lith inst, ship Highlander Barker,
for this port in days.
~. ubes June %, nd ,hp Palestine, Littlelcd,
Boston.
Arr. nj Sagharbor, 23d inst, ship Ontario Greene,
Indian Ocean, 1000 bbs VIII and 200 sp.
Spoken Feb. 2st, ship Envoy, fProvidcnce $50 VIII
$50 sp.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01
SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT
RIIEUM.

FALL RIVER, MAY s, 1879
NJEsSRs. 4. r. 4 u. Sands; h d bccn afflicted
IfI with The sat Rheum In is s'vcIost firm sew
era years, aud At tunes I was rs bad -" my hands aud
on dfeTt ut paris of my body, n aim II to prevent my
All nding To- business. | h,d niidc usO of great nnm
b,I of III tfcnt preparations without obtaining but little
# any bsncft aud became so much discouraged that
resolved true no more unless could procure Que
war antrd TO ruTc. icaring OF yo valuable mCdy,
went to Providence X. /, aud purchased ore dozen
of Il, confident that II It curd ne could dispose ui
hundreds n boXs. I used II, AID mmcdiu ely per
crivcd that u benefited mo, aud after using u few
weeks, was cured tnlrely, aud my skIn Was rs u
never had II. II II now about two yeari since WIS
cured, aud since that time have been entirely free
from IT, have since soli hundreds OF boxes of u To
my friends aud customers, AID has been used WIN
nIost universal IN cvry stance. One lai,,
VIII, called on ior u, had the compa M So bad an
her face that could hardly bear To look nj her. She
bought Que box, aud IN css than one week, size was
con paintively cured. she used wo boN s. which
tir,l ly cued her In short, such his he n s success
IN cr ng disc of the skin, that think sh uld de
those mi ,tce who are smiliry afflicted diI not let
III, m know The peculiar hcnchi whrh have recessed
AID winch have kuown hund eds ot others To pcoive
from the use of your valuable " Lemtdy.'
EDWIN PORTER, Merchant, FAN riv,r
Il l. with much satisfaction that the propfi.ios are
able tn lay the above ce hcae bot re- s public. ~
All may ard know III" get orn'h' which one ndi-
vidual ~ able to ccr iy to havtns received and no~u
others 10 receive fr IN the nj this vdiuabl, mCd
Not only for salt cum, hu Toe all other diseases OF
the =, IN surr Rs ngN orn, Tetcr, &C II had, iaT
"a nt D. 4. on Itch Eczera, &C. hi, med cine - also
a certain cur. The -ltnp OF Sasap RIA s recon-
mcnd., 10 be- ed with the Remcdy as u terd- To- pu.
rfy ar throw oft FROM The blord aud system, all tlr
nnl. aitl hnmo connected with the dis,ase, aud the
ami iior nt tho Remedy externally Ut the t'mr
.ei.iient.s ~ tr,u thr ~ tru Nuue uu instance
have uttuiUd where ihls rUutse has Ell - rutrs o.
one wrrk's tine. Eyriy prrso' nliirt with TICS
ru.,p ainis IN sny ftm is invitcd iona TUNED ai"
usr oi tLis valuable ~ d.cDe. aud rct cured witlou
a. lay.
y T. fnrnrt at cod f'tcct 90 Fulton, rcrnHt -
N ila,n ~ New Nmk, aud sold BY lr ". q. " -
AEp, Nrwp ", u. and, ~ TIE most rs, ,c'a't
rturrtsts o. the q. = ltr' al.
-. ------. ---.-. -.--"- -----.-
l AID 20 Lces Lard iIit fccov,d sud for ,sl, bv
l., 4. ~ NsWttN.
Jul, ''
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01

l.
Srhr Maria, Small, Providence,
DO. Concord, Burroughs, do.
DO. Jim Crow, Gardner, Fail River,
DO. Scitnate, Baker, Philadelphia,
Sloop Hero, Read, Providence,
ARRIVALS.
WEDNESDAY, July 2ith,-Brig Pocahontns, Knowles
from MI unsuccessful whaling voyage to Bay OF Mexico
&c. out 10 months, with only bbls oil.
Sch'rs. Fancy, Bray, from New Orleans for Prov
dence.-Mary Baker, from Kennehec.--Milo Nickcrson
dence.-Supcrior, Kelley Victory IIardon Eliza and
Nancy, Kelley, and Dorcas, Kelley-all from Bath ur
Prov rovidehce.-Louisa Bakyr; Franklin, Nckerson, and
Hunter, Brg,s-all from Bath for Fall Ryer-Libcry
Ncwcolnb, from Gardiner with lumber tn Finch n Engs
Leo, Rogers, from do Tor Warwick,-Iurann, Swascy,
from BostOn.-Enly, Knight from Camden for +. Il.
THURSDAY, July 25th-Scl'rs. Rebccca, Haw thorn,
from Gardiner with lumber To Finch aud Engs.-Mariu
Small, from Boston-Sloop Fame, Folgcr, from Nan
tuckct.
FaiDAy, July 2Gth,-Schr. Concord, Burroughs, II
days from Cardonas with moasscs, to John X. Stan.
hope, Esq-Passengers Mrs skinner, Mrs. Lawton, and
Miss Bawrcncc, all Of Cardenas.
sloops James Iamphere, keney, from Providence FOL
New iork.-Geo. Washington, Smith, from do iol
New London.
SATURDAY., July 2,th,--Scbr. Jim Crow, Gardner
from Charleston >. &. Ballast to the master.
SUNDAY July 2lst,-I}rig Benjamin, Lunt, days from
Bangor with lumber TO II. Bull, Jr.-SChr. CassiIS
Cottrell, 10 days from Calais, Me- do do-Only Son
from Lubbock for Baker, from st
Johns n. B. for Philadelphia.
MONDAY, July 29th,-Schrs. Elizabeth, Of and from
Bath-Armadillo, Simeon, invan.-Lucinda, Mayhem
from East Mnchias for New York.
TUESDAY, july 3Otl,-Schr. Banner, Nickcrson, from
Boston, with Hemp to Geo. Tey.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01
For Sale,

FOR sale,
AN THE House and Lot in Wash.
eS.N ington street, commonly called
Es.:@ the Oldield Estate.
&EA&4 Likewise the Lot in Marlbor.
ough street,with the buildings thereon stand,
ing-known as the Mcintosh Estate. If the
above are not sold at private sale OH or before
Saturday the l7hl of August, they will then
be sold at Public Auction at ! ] o'clock, a. m.
Apply to ALpnEUs NJ. MERRrrIrLD,
Worcester, Ms, or
PIP. REMINGTON, Newport.
AUGUST ], lS39.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01

'l>AK rs this method OF informing his frienCs
"A and the public, tina, he has taken the wei
known stand, lately occupied by CHA's. F..
BELL, where he is now opening CHOICE
SELECTION GROCERIES,, and IN
vltes former patrons, and the public in gen.
eral, to give him a call. lie will be happy to
serve them with as choice goods and at as
low prices us at any other establishments
Among them are the following
20 boxes brown Havana Sugar; white
Havana ditto; crushed dllto double and sin.
gle refined Loaf ditto; 10 hhds n. Orleans
& Havana Molnsses; bbl Honey; 10 bugs
Cuba Coffee 20 boxes brown and white
Soap; 20 boxes RaisIns; 10 boxes blue and
white Starch; 20 chests Gunpowder, lmpe
rial, Hyson, Young tlyson, Tyson Skin,
Powchong and Souchong Tcas 30 mats Cas-
sia sperm and talow Candles; Lorllard's
Snuff and Tobacco Csvcndlsh ditto; Span
lsh, half Spanish and American Scgars !;
Mustard, Pepper Sauce, Cayenne aud Black
Pepper, Chocolate, Cocoa, Ground Coffee,
Cinnamon, Nutmcgs, Cloves, PImen'O, Mace,
Ginger, &c. &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01

4 ARD 90 Icgs Lard iIit recoiv,d sod for ssle hy
l.. F.&N NsWr,S.
Jul, ~.
nTARp NGs ve-,- od tr ai' ~
~ L.. = ". SLyita.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01

NIUsCAT WINE.--I0 eases Mu,cat Wine, just re-
W ceiyod aud Tor sale by
July II. EF n w NEWTON.
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Executors Notice.

H'llE subscriber Executor Of the last VIII
and Testament of Sarah Greene, late Of
Middlctown, deceased, widow, having given
bonds as the law requires Tor the faithful DIS.
charge OF the duties of said trust, requests all
persons having claims against the Estate OF
SAID deceased, TO prcsen, them for adjustment
and those indebted TO make immediate pay.
mcnt to DANIEL BEBEE, Executor.
MIddctown, July 2i 1899
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PORT OF EWP0RT.
CLEARED.

Brig lastcl, Johnson, Bridgeport e. -.
Do. Eneline, Pitman, Bristol, X. |.
Schr. Nara, Small, Providence,
Do. Concord, Burroughs, do.
DO. Jim Grow, Gardner, fall River,
Do. Scitnate, Baker, Philadelphia,
Sloop Hero, Read, Providence,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-25

For example-Ifa person whose age IS 80 years next
birthday should pay the Company 81 81 it would in
sure $oo be paid his heirs whomsoever he
direct should he die in year for vi 80 annually
for years. the Company would pay $780, should he die
in years for So SO annually during life, they would
pay the 800 whenever he diesAnd in the proper
ton for a larger sumthus $1,000 may be insured for
person at the age just named for Sl3 l0--or
$4,000 for S65 so, SC. "
2. TRUSTS AND DEPOSITES.--The charter of
the Company also authorizes them toTeceva and manage
and trusts Of every description, that may be com
mtted their charge, whether from individuals courts of
Justice corporate bodies. They authorized to be.
guardians Of the estates Of minors and Others and
trustees under wills.
Any Of money may be received in trust and upon
interest and the interest and deposte money to dispo
sed of in ntormty with the direction Of the owner
3. ENDOWMENTS.--A person who desires to pro-
vide capital for ward when he shall arrive at
the age OF 90 marriage portion for daughter,
effect the object with the Company
4 ANNUITiES.--Wi be granted purchased, and
ney may be immediate, commence after stated Pc
Sod or after the decease of another person.
Further particulars respecting Life Insurance. Trusts
Sc may be had at the office.
B. w. RICHARDS, President.
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