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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06
ME.MOR.2.ND.A.

Arr in the Schuy yik 27th ult schrs. Cora, Cozzens
Amity, Hand Charles Dodge; and Lion, Baxter, FROM
this port.
2sth, schr. Export, Gardner, from this port.
Arr. at New York on Thursday last, schr. Hannah
Boss, I'm New Orleans
At Havana, 23d ult, ship VIM. Engs, Coe, for Cowes
the cath.
Ship GanRes, Wood OF Fail River, was destroyed b,
fire nj Talcahuana, April 3D. Crew saved.
Sch Eagle Wiley, of and for this port cid. at Savan
nah, July 30th
Arr. at Warren, i inst. bark Franklin, Barton 1T
days FIN Chagos Islands, last from Smons Town, MAY
2sh, with $50 bbs sp. $50 wh oil, To Samuel Barton
and others. Spoke Dec ls, of sea Sh ell Islands, barl
Malay, Barnard Of salem with whs; July -, shif
Sy lvanrs jenkins, from Liverpool for Mobile.
John Buckln, "a colorod man, of Providence, wa,
killed by whale in July, 1899. George Calder, o.
Providence, died Of lock jaw, mt sea, In October
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06

The Locos affect to be surprised that
history has accorded any thing worthy
Of praise to General Harrison, and
with their accustomed cffrontery aver,
that tho accounts given Of his bril-
liant services have been got up for clec-
tioneerjng purposes, and that ho is not
entitled to the least modicum Of honor
or gratitude from his countrymen for
the part he acted during the late war.
TO meet these bold-faced assertions,
it is only necessary to refer the reader
to the accounts given Of Gen. Harri-
son by these very Locos themselves,
at time when they little dreamed he
was to be their President. in opposition
to the sound and "ancieM Democrat
Martin Van Buren.
sDsThe present Post Master Gen
eral, j. NJ. Niles, in his life Of Com
modore Perry, published in 1921, in
sketch oil Gen. l1affiSon, mus speuhs vi
him:
The defence Of Fort Meigs, and The
subsequent capture Of The Arny, may be
fairly considered The most brilliant and
extraordinary ercnts Of Var"
In referring to the battle of the
Thames, Mr.. Niles said 1T must be
conceded that this victory reflected
great honor upon the national Arms,
and upon the troops by which it was
achieved" The action and The more
menis which preceded 1t, afford ample
testimony Of The JUDGMENT AND COOL
INTREpiDiTY OF GEN. HARRlsoN; and
indeed all The erenls Of The campaign sup
port these characteristics The DISASTERS
ATTENDING 1T HAVING IN NO INSTANCE
BEEN IMPUTABLE TO HIM.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06

AT last the finding and sentence ofthe
court martial are officially published in
the Globe, with the reasons of the Pres
idsnt for modifying the latter. The find
ing was "guil,y" upon the first, third,
fifth, sixth and eighth charges, but not
upon all the specifications Of those char
ges.
The following are the "reasons" Of
the President for renting part Of the
sentence. We think they do not amount
to much.
"Although the offences of which
Commodore J. d. Elliott has been con-
victed are Of grave and serious char
acter, deeply affecting the interests OF
the service, stlll the President, on u
careful consideration Of tho case, per-
ceives grounds which, in his opinion, d.
rninish their weight and justify miiiga-
tion Of punishment
cit appears from the record Of the
proceedings Of the Court, that passed
Midshpman Barton left his ship not only
in violation of an express order Of his
commanding officer, bu. for purpose
which it was Undoubtedly the duty OF
che commander OF a squadron to discour-
age and prevent by every exertion OF
his lawful authority: and that after be-
ing wounded, instead Of returning to the
vessel to which he belonged, he direct
ed himself to be taken on board the ship
of the commander ofthe squadron whose
pointed order he had disobeyed.
"It also appears that, in various IN
stances which occurred previous to the
cruise ofthe squadron under Commodore
Elliott in the Mediterranean, the COM
manders of ships and squadrons had, in
pursuance Of instructions from the Navy
Department, brought to tho United
States animals Of various kinds, without
being questioned or censured by the
Department. The offence committed by
Commodore Elliott in this case appears
therefore to have consisted in taking on
board the frigate Constitution, so great
q number OF animals as TO interfere with
the accommodation of the men, embar-
rass the exercise of the guns, and impair
her force and efficiency as vessel o
war.
In consideration OF these facts and
circumstances, The President has tho
proper to remit that portion of the sen
tcnce Of the court which involves the
forfeiture of pay during the first two
gears of Commodore Eliot's suspension
(Signed) M. VAN BUREN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06
FISKE MEDICAL PRIZE QUEs-
TIONS.

'I,HE TRUSTEES OF THE FISKE
. FUND, at tho annual mrering Vi tils
Rhode Island Medical Society holden IN
Providence on the 24th of June, 1910, award
cd their seventh premium, being my dollars,
to LEW II. HOLDEN, NJ. ID. OF Providence,
for the best Dissertation on the Medical Bot
any OF Rhode Island.
They now propose to the members Of The
Society, and to the Medical Faculty Of large,
the following questions or subjects for lSi0-
I4l: viz:
Is,. Spinal Diseascs-srructurai and iunc-
tional.
I'd. Dropsy-i,s causes, nature, and treat.
ment.
For the best Dissertation on ench Of these
Questions, the Trustees will award and pay
the SUN of Hy dollars, or present gold
medal Of equal value, at the optiop of the
successful competitor or competitors
1t is the wish of the Trustees that tho
Dissertations should possess as little of
theoretical and as much Of a practical char
acier AS possible; and that their authurs
avoid entering minutely into a history Of the
diseases, unless there be some special rea-
son for so doing. !, is nlso recomnrndc6
that they avoid crowdlng their productions
with detail Of recorded and easily access-
BILE cases. As all Of these points vii be
borne in mind in making the ndJudeaton,
competitors are advised to dwell M more
upon them, than may be necessary for clenr
understanding of the subject, and Of the
princi pies by which they were guided ~ the
selection of the trestmeM by them rreon,-
Incnded.
Every competitor il is expected will con-
form to the following regulations;
LIST. IIo is requested To forward to one OF
tbs vrustces. ON or before the first day Of
My, 1871, free Of all expenses, copy of
his Disse ration, with motto written there
upon, and also accompanying il a sealed let
ter having the same motto inscribed apop
the outside, and his name and place oi resi-
dcnce within. Both, Dissertation and letter
must be written IN clear and legible man
ncr.
Cd. Neither a namo nor any other InarH
shall be placed npon, or accompany the Dis
sertaiion, or in any way be comniunica'
ted to either of the Trustees, (excepiDg nv
the manner above spccifed,) whereby lbs
author may be known.
3J. Previously to receiving the premium
awarded, the author Of each successful Dis
sertation must transfer TO the Trustees,s
behalf of The Rhode Island Medical Society
all his right title and interest in aud to the
sa,ne, for the use, benefit and boboof Of the
Fiske Fund.
The letters accompanying the unsuccessfus
Dissertations will be destroyed by the Trus-
tees, unopened aud the Dissertations may
be procured by their respective authors, from
the Trustees to whom they were dwectedr
if application be made therefor within three
mouths from the annual meeting; but oi'
such as remain uncallcd for. AFTER the t1pis
ration Of the time irerc specified. will b. co''-
sidcred as property Of the Society, to be
disposed Of in such a manner US may 1s
deemed most advisable.
4 RrcpNpsp BRowNgLL, Of Providence,
TpropuILus &. DUNN, ~ Newport.
\ JEREMIAH WILLIAMS, OF Warren,
II Trustees OF the Fiskc Fund.
Thomas n. Webb, Secretary Of the Trustees,
i July 2-Ow.
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$4,000 Reward,

w Hi be paid TO any person who WI
w prove the article signed Charles 2,
Spickcr, and published in the Herald NJ t''s
Times to b. IriH. .x
Also, 300 dollars to any person who w~
hold me harmless from faschood and docrp-
l,ion of the said spickcr And so dollofs t~
his appearance in the town OF Portsmouth.
r. !. so that legal processes may ne serves
un,n him. J.P. PETERS. NJ. u.
100, Liberty street, New York.
\ NB II docs nua appear that .he said
1 Charles r. Sp,ckcr is, or ever hus brcp the
owner oi one inch Of Territory on Rhode
llIsl,ud. Otis T.. Peters IL the exclusive
gent frr the sale of coal. aud of tho n'o'"s
/ opcrniinns ut Portsmouth,, of whom coal ca"
Il all times safely be purchased when a."
hand. hF'r.
\ Portsmouth. iuly rs, Ie4o--i'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06

CAUTION BILLs.-ThC
One Dollar Bills of tho Commercis
Bank, Providence, from the new plate
vignette representing Stccrsman, have
been altered to ten dollars. The Banl
have issued no bills of that denomna.
tion from the new plate: the only bills
they have issued from the new plate
are IS and 3's, and they are all datet
July 10, 1910. The altered bills may
be detected, also, by noticing that the
words cone dollar" in small letters il
the margin Of the bill are blotted out
ID. ANDREWS, Cashier.
Prnyidence Iuly OF I84O
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06
Boston, yulu III, 1910.

nR. JAYNE'S ELECTROMAGNETIC
EV invaluable medicine is daily eilecling some
of the most astonishing and wonderful cures that
have ever been known. All who have ever used
it for Asthma, Coughs, Splitting of Blood. Hoop
ing Cough, Group or Hives, Chronic Plourisy
Consumption, IloarseRess, Pain and Soreness ol
the Breast, difficulty ef breathing, and every
other disease Of the Lungs and Breast, can and
do attest to its usefulnesa. BRONCHITIS,
a disease which is annually sweeping thousands
to premature gravo, under tho mistaken name
Of Consumption, is always cured by IT. The
usual SYMPTOMS Of this disease (Bvonchitis) arc
Cough, Soreness Of the Lungs or Throat, llosrse
ucss, Difficulty Of Breathing, and producesa a free
and easy EApectoratisn, and cure is soon cf.
fectcd
II always cures Asihma--two or three large
doses " III cure the Group or Lives Of children
in from fifteen minutes to an hours time. II I'M
mediately subducs the violence Of Whoopne
Csugh, and effects speedy cure. Hundreds who
have been given up by their physicians as in
durable with "Gonsumption," have been restorcs
to perfect health by it.
Prepared only by Dr. d. Jayne, No. 20 souti
Third ST. Philndel pbia For sale in Newport b,
Mrs ANNA NJ. EDDY, Taues-st. Price 81.
Where also may he had Jayne's Carminati,'
Balsam, for the care Of Bowel Complaints, SC
lToNIc VLRMIFUGE for the removal Of w orms
SC. SANATivE PILLS, for Dyspepsia, Live
Complainlz, and Female Diseases, &c. Also
Jaynes HAIR TONIC, for the removal Of bald
ness and preservation Of the Hair. Avg. D.
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PROVIDENCE
B COX BIND cry.

CIIAS. ACKER MAN, BOOK BINDER,
~ p.3PER RULER, and ACCOUNT
BOOK Na.VUE.1CIURER, would inform
the citizens of Newport and vicinity, that he
continues to carry on the above business in
Providence, at No. Union Buildings, di.
rectly over the City Bank, where he would
be happy to receive orders and execute work
for the rood citgons OF Newport. For spcci.
mems of ruling aud blank work, he has the
permission To refer thcm TO the cashiers oi
the N. II. Commcrcial the Merchants aud
the Newport Banks.
=. s.. Orders for Blank Books promptly
a,,cslcd TO- Particular attention paid "a
reblndng music-pcriodlcals-o'd books, &c.
Pattern cards made Ia order
Providence July 10, 1910.
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Mill Street Academy.

A new term of this school will be opened
IA on Wednesday, the Goth inst.
Miss Emily Is. Anderson, will occupy the
place of Preceptrsss. This lady has been
engaged with the advice of the Trustees.
A library association has b ell formed ir
the institution and all the usual advantages
of the school are now, with new zeal and
hope, offered TO tho public.
Lessons in Drawing, at an extra charge ol
50 per quarter, and in the German language
not at an extra charge, are now added to the
branches taught in Mill 81. Academy.
Terms from So 10 $40.
J. N. BELLOWS,
! Newport, July 2i, 1910. Principal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06

The Charleston, S. c. Courier Of Fri
day, says, "A correspondent informs us
that over two thousand plates, and three
hundred and fiy dozen knives and forks,
were purchased in this city, on Wednes-
day, being part Of the preparations max
ing for tho Harrison Festival, to be held
at Macon, Geo., on the 18th Of August
next
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06

Five packets left our shores for Eng
land on Saturday: the British Queen,
the Ontario, and the Europe, from N.
York for England, the Baltimore fol
Havrc, and the steamer Britannia, from
Boston for Liverpool, with $50 pnssen.
gers. The British Queen takes out
l35 passengers, including NJ. Pngcot
French Charge d'Affaires at Washing.
ton; ID. Appleton Of N. Y, w. Wise.
man, Mrs. Fitzwlliam, sc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Aug.
lReported for the boston Patriotl

| Al market, $50 Beef Cattle. 90 Stores, as
Cows and Calves, 2l00 Sheep, and 200 Swine.
| PRIcts- Beef CatIe-We quote TO cores
pond with the prices obtained last week for u
like quality three or four yokes extra %; first
quality SO; second quality 50 and IS third
quality 81 and rs.
Stores Few purchasers only were at market,
consequently sales were only effected at low
rate.
CoUs and Caiues Sales at $40, 20, 25, 81,
35, AZ, ond 46.
Sheep-Lots sold for l 25, IS, ~, | 5s,
III, l 80, So, and 2 81.
Suine-A lot Of old at ! and 4lc, and lot
at A and 4ic n lot Of Shoats at a. AT re-
tail from Al 10 6.
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NOTICE.

lY>IlE firm Of S. NJ s, j. n. STED.n.1.F'
was this duy dissolved, by mutual con-
sent. All persons having demands against
said firm arc requested to present them for
adjustment, and those indebted Ia make I'M
mediate payment 10 s. NJ. SrEDMAN. who
will continue the CABINET B BUSIJv-ESS,
IN all lis branches, at the old stand No. 10
Broad Street
N. b. Constantly OIL hand, good nssort-
ment Of CABINET FURNITURE aud
CHAIRS, which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms.
/ Newport, july 20, 1910. heal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06
SAVINGS BANK.

A Il meeting Of the Corporation Of the sa-
IA wings Bank, Newport, August LIST, ls4o,
the following gentlemen were chosen Directors
for the year ensuing .-George Engs, Stephen T.
Norlham, David Melville, Job Sherman, Isaac
Gould, Nathaniel Sweet, X. b. Cranston, John
Stevens, Geo. Bowen, VIM. }. TilIcy, A. s
Coo, Samuel Brown, Robert r. Lee, George e
Mason, Benj. Finch, Edwin " hbur, VIM. Sher
man, J. V. liammett, Chas. +. liammett, Bonj
n. Altman, BENZ Marsh, Jr., Thomas G. Brown
WIN. G. Cozzens, Josiah S. Munro, Benz. II
Tisdale.
And at subsequent meeting Of the Directors
the same day,
GEORGE ENGS, was chosen President
CHARLES GYLES, Treasurer,
BENZ. B. tlowLAND, Sec'ry.
Aug. 9th. h.--3w.
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Dissolution.

VNIlE copartncrshiP heretofore existing un.
D der the name und FIRM OF WIN. II. a. J.
CRANpALL, expired, by limitation. on the
first duy of January, lSi0. Being desirous
Of closing the concern without delay, the
subscribers earnestly request all persons
having claims against the firm to present
,hem, and all those indebted TO make imInc.
date psyment. Eithsr Of the partners will
use the namo Of the firm in closing the bisl-
ness. WM. II. CRANDALL,
JOSEPH CRANDAlL.
/ Newport, July 40, ISi0--3w.
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FOR SALE.

en FIRST RATE BILLIARD TABLES,
- Of the latest fashion with fixtures, oil
eomple,c--elso the room to lct--tcrins lIboral
possc.sion given hrst OF October.
Also. the Store to let, tpossossion gwen
lit Of October or Novembcr.) corner Of mar.
krt square, with fixtures for sale, a,l coa'-
plete 10 carry on the conioctlonary..!t being
n fire, cate stand lur the business. You thnt
wish to cnl,t under the sweet banner o'
Sprnr Piums. ,he trade that 30 many ~ get.
ting reh Mt in .Nvyori, would do wcll to ap'
nlv ,oon. TO WM. S. VO it.
! Aug q.
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Superior Red Ash COAL
/ Cheap.

lust landed from schooner james +. Hat
- field, Capt. lngcrsoll, per Philadelphia
, los tons Of tho celebrated .Spokn pem, OF
PEACH ORCHARD COAL, a decidedly
red ash article, and of the best quality, soid
to be equal to the Salem VcIn. -,
! As this coal is consigned, It will be sold
ouly for Cash, and those applying ummediaic-
,y vii secure the lowest prices.
A cargo of broken aud screened vii. he re :
ceived in few days. The present cargo is
all Lump Coal, but very clean.
Coal shipped after the first Of August will
come higher. July 30.-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06
TO MANUFACTURERS OF
Cotton and Woolen Goods.


vUVlIE undersigned hive taken a Store at No.
Il ~ Pine Street for the purpose Of selling
DOMESTIC COTTON & WO0leN GOODS
in commission, for cash or otherwise, IA they
may he instructed by consngors, and also for
The purpose of supplying manufacturers with all
the various articles for mill pse or family con
sumption, which may be wanted
\ They have been engaged in the manufsctur
ing business, operativcly and speculatively, II
all its various departments since the year 1914
and for five years past have been furnishing
manufacturers Cat their store in Providence, RI.
" ith all The various articles used by them.
We also furnish manufacturers with all arti
cles of Provisions and Groceries having been
engaged in that business in connection with ouI
mill furnishing department at Providence.
Manufacturers who purchase their supplies OF
us will not be charged n commission on the sale
Of 50 many domestic goods as will pay us for
supplies. Therefore, on the sale Of so many
domestic goods as will pay us for such articles
as we furnish them, there will be saving OF
from q te s per cent TO the manufactures.
We will also, if desired, sell domestic goods
aud turn over the paper received Of the purcha-
ser 70 the manufacturer.
| Under oil circumlances, we feel confident that
our experience will warrant Us IN assuring those
| di, posed to favor us with business, that they
may depend upon our doing Ms well for them,
either in the sale of domestic goods, or furnish
ing articles of Mill Findings, Groceries and Pro-
visions, las any other persons engaged in the busl
ness
\ We therefore, respectfully solicit consignment
Of Cotton or Woelcn Goods To sell, and ordcr
for any articles used in manufactures, or io
families consumption.
/ The folio are some Of the articles whicl
we have on hand, with which 10 supply manu-.
facturers, VIZ:
|. Fall and winter strained sperm oil, olive oil
lnseed oil, indigo, starch, shullles for cotton an'
woolcn looms, belt leather. speeder betting
eclips spceder belts, drum banding, mule an,
throslle banding, harness twine, harness varnish
burlaps, balng twine aud baling paper, emery
of ali sizes, n,achine cards, haad cards, loon
frame, finger aud roller brusher, rovon guides
buckles, pickerstring leather, lacing leather
calf aud sheep roller skines, roller ,arn'sh, &C.
ment for belts, tin oil droopers. oil cups, o
spoons, and oil cisterns pickers. for cotton anc
\ wooden looms, glass and Tin steps, &c. W.
II will also furnish az short notice any article q
|, tin, such as cans, douber guides, &c, also fly
ers Spindes for mules or throstles frames, SPn
ming or specder bobms. warpcr spools, roller
|. for cards, drawing speeder Z" spinning niachmes
brass or iron castings, large or small for gcern!
mills or machinery.
II We will also receive orders Cor cotton o
wooden machinery, which will be made on "A
I good terms as others make
We arc, also, Agents, for n funance OF hosv,
! iron Castings, and have an arrange ment with
! brass found lsr castings in that line.
I WHITMAN & CO.,
II No. ~ Pine Street.
II N,,, Work JuIy 10 rs 10 3w
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stocks &C. for Sale.

JO Shares in the capital stock of the Ira
~ dcrs Bank.
& shares in The capital stock Of the Cod
dington Manufacturing Company.
3 shares in the capital stock of the New
port Foundry and Machine Company.
ALSO
] share in the whale ship William Ice
9 do. " I" Mechanic
A Platform Balance, largo size, nearly new
The above will bo sold low for cash or ap
proved credit. For terms apply to
BENZ. MUMFORD, Atty OF Assignee.
Newport, July IL, lsi0.-(G)
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06

One hundred and forty.cight original
Jackson men have put forth an able address
in the Ohio Confederate, giving their reasons
at length for their support Of General Harri.
son. 1t is understood there is number
more whose names could not be got in timo
for the paper, but will be given in pamphlet
edition Of the addrsss.-.Nat. iaieliigeacer.
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Providence, July q, 1910.

Il Chmge-The hour which makes GER
tain the election Of Harrison will witness O
renewal of confidence, end consequent revi-
val of business, like one owaking from the
dead. The transition will be as sudden, and
as glorious, rs when our northern valleys ex-
change the SHOWS Of winter for the verdure
of spring.-THe Workman.
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Notice.

THE subscriber continues 10
ArSt carry on the business of Build.
tTHNSs ing, Hauling up and Repairing
1eakAE TesSis, at his ship yard on the
POINT, a f.w rods above the Long Wharf
whore he respectfully solc,s share OF iht
public patronage.
WM. II. CRANDALL.
JulyD ISl0.-Sw
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PORT OF NE WP0RT.
CI.EARE ED.

goth Brr Pochhon'ns. BARKER, soWh h,lWu,.
3lst, Gartlie, fcirce, BHncor.
lst sloop RicnLi, iicah, Providence
ARRIVALS.
rrtr,y july 3sl.--krr. sehr. Lucy Blskc, BisLc ~
/, 'en,dcn Ns shr. Otye, Haskell, I'm MAchirs, ioi
pto,tdcn,e Rqual. SNOW, I'm 1homrs,on tor New
Nork O,,Rvia, Ntc'ion, In IiuNt'tnee' Iuianh NWa
.., fnI bo-trr, sicpr t'ofr'. ihurH'r, ~ Ni-hits
V itl 'rrt,t 10 tn,h A. trgs
s.I,nr,t. sp.usi 1t -Au. .thr Mrrnirt ei1
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06

LouIsIANA.-Moore, the Wing can
didate for Congress in the third Dis
trict, has been elected by a majority of
6o.
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Notice.

vU>lIOSE parsons wishing 10 send then
j ch,ldrcn TO either of the Public Schools
a-e requested to make application TO any o
the undersigned co'nmllice' as no child WI
he admitted ,o either of the schools wl,hou
sueh application having fret bccn made.
WM. II. DoUeLAs, Chairman,
CuARLts LAwTox,
Jos. Is. WEAVER,
Dawn j. COUP,
JosprH JosLsN,
JAS. HoRswELL,
JoBS ALLAN,
IL. J. TayLon,
u. G.. TuR>rn, Secretary.
NswrorI, July ~, lSio.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-06

H,H be sold al Public AUCTION, on Tues
day the l8h Of August. at o o'clock "A.
n u far weather, i not The first fair
day after, at the house Of Peieg Taylor
IN Portsmouth.
A LII the household furniture belonging To-
a the late Mary Coggeshall, dec, consist
ing Of one good bed, bedding, two bedticks,
desk, case drawers, chest, table, chairs
iron ware, crockery ware, &c.
Also, at the same time and place will bG
sold two one horse wagons, one OK cart, one
cliaise and harness. Conditions ut sale.
JOHN II. COGGESliALL., Auct'r.
Auu a.
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Administrators Notice.

'DNIIE undersigned having been appointed
Administrator on the estate OF Mary
CoggeshaH, dec, and given bonds as the law
directs, requests all persons having dcmurd
against said estate to present them for set
tlcment, and those indebted to make pay.
ment. PELEG TAYLOR, .1imr.
Portsmouth,, August 8, 1910.