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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-13
SIIERIFF'S SALE.
NE Wort So.

| NEWPORT -.
RY virtue Of an Execution issued out Of
- tho Court Of Common Pleas, for the
County Of Newport May term lS40, and to
inc directed and delivered ] will sell ut
Public Auction, on the premises, to the high.
est bidder, on .NO.V'D.3Y The Iirh day Of
September next AT 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
| All the right, title and interest that JO-
SEPll L. G. HARDY, OF Washington, IN
the District Of Columbia, had OH the 23d day
Of October 1899, at thirty minutes past hvs
O'Clock, p. NJ, (when attachment was made
on the original writ in favor of William
Wecden of said Newport in and 10 lot Of
land situated in salt Newport, with the Cot
lago" and other buildings thereon SAID lot
being bounded as follows:--yiz. South East
ery on Kay street, sixty feet '-Northerly
on land of Sarah Perry, sixty feet North
aud East on land Of George Tiley and Pa
iisnce Hudson. - feet; and South West
erly on land OF Mrs. Lawrence, - feot--
be the same more or less.
Conditions at the tune and place of sale.
WM. II. DOUGLAS, Sheriff
Newport. June I3, lo40.--Aug. l3.
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THE ELECTIONS.
Glorious News from the West!

The first accounts which have reach
ed us Of the elections held in the West
on the Sd inst, are Of the most crafty
ing character. The prospects of Ilar-
rison and Tyler exceed the calculations
ofsven the most sanguine friends of the
Wing cause. We regret that the
crowded state Of our columns compel US
this week to give merely a summary
Of the glorious results IN the seve-
raj counties heard from in Kcntucky y
and Indiana.
INDIANA.-20 counties heard from.
The vote for Bigger, Wing candidate
for Governor is G92l--Cor Howard,
ULoco) 200. Compared with the vote
in the same counties last year, it shows
q Wing gain Of 5027. There are 85
counties in the State, and we estimate
the probable majority in the State from
the counties already heard from, (as
our neighbors of the Republican once
did tho State of Connecticut, after
hearing from Thompson) there would
be nothing left Of Locofocoism in Indi-
ana, which from appearances is very
likely to be the case in November.
KENTUCKY.-Returns of the Ist
and I'd days voting have come in from
about n dozen counties. The Wings
are carrying every thing before them.
In few days we shall have the returns
complete.
NORTH CARoLINA.-Tho Loco Foco
majority diminishes as the returns come
in from the interior. The elections
which take place to-day (l3th) will
however shew the political character Of
the State.
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Schmidt, Of the late firm of Schmidt.&
Hamilton, is to be tried in the Criminal Court
on Friday next, for selling lottery tickets
contrary TO the statute in that case made and
provided. II we rccolloct rightly, the subject
Of prosecuting the venders Of lottery tickets
was recommended TO the Attorney General
by the State Legislature at its last sitting,
though up to the present time no action has
been had on the question by that functionary.
" o. Picayune.
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ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN
The steam ship Great Western arrived
at New York on Sunday morning last
after passage Of IA and a half days,
having left Bristol on the 25th ult. bring
ing London and Liverpool dates to the
day Of sailing-twenty one days later
than before received.
There is not much political news,
nor other intelligence Of very groat
Importance
Jerome Napoleon Buonaparte was
among the passengers arrived.
Some anxiety was felt for the crops
in consequence ofbad weather in Eng
land and Ireland, and prices were
higher.
A bill had been brought into parlia-
ment creating Prince Albert regent in
case Of the demise of the Queen, an
event which the Englishmen think there
is some special reason to provide for,
though they hope they may have a sue
cessor to the throne provided without
any such painful consequenees.-The
appointment Of Prince Albert gives
general satisfaction.
Lucien Buonaparte died in Italy on
the o9th Of June, aged G6 years.
The boy who fired at the Queen, has
been adjudged insane, and sent to Bed
lam.
A call was made in Parliament by Sir
r. Peel, for the reports Of the Surveyors
on the y. +. Boundary. They were
not in readiness.
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Dissolution.

v,IIE eopariusrshi7 heretofore existing nm
J., der the name and firm ot WM u. ~ >.
CRANp.Lr, expired, by lnl'a''on' Oh 'he
first day of January, IsIO, Beng des"o"e
Of closing the concern Without oelay' "e
subscribers earnestly request s'l persons
having claims agan's, the hrm !" present
them. aud all those indebted to naHe i"'pe,
J,otc usyment. Either oi the partners VII
uso The name of the firm in closing the bisl-
ncss WM. II. CRANDALl,
JOSEPH CRhNDAII.-
Newport. July 30, lS10-3w.
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D z a r II s.

In this town, on Tuesday lssf, Mr.. Henry rcckhsm
agcd - years.
III Jnn,cs'ovn. on the ilth ins, amer long M,
n,inful Illness which he bore With that patience nnt
resignation ch1rac'rttic ~ good mHn, Joseph G,on
t m, sI,t wear ~ his li' wHs thfopgh lite con
sent md valuable member oi The soci.y oi Friends
aud highly respected ~ the community. Funeral ffou
hs late residence ths afternoon ~ s"tlnet'
In WirklorI. 6th inst W.. Nsihl BATES, widow ri
sh,tmsn Bate IN the 18th yea ether age.
Drowned, near wtkford, 10Th inst, wh'le bathing
W.. Thomss Iswtnn, rged 22 'cnr-. We VS. hr"hti
If s.c,r, Isytnn ,ho wa. -, sutav kiilrd on the
rtrunytun Hah Road la't September, sous ~ bapi'l
' swtor rsd nf No'ih Errs'cn " We ut ~ months
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HARTFoRD, AUG. l0.-Ea,ihqnake.-- -
A smart shock of an earthquake was
felt in this city and vicinity yesterday
afternoon, about A o'clock. 1t was ac-
companied by low rumbling noise, and
a report like a heavy clap ofthunder, and
its duration was from fifteen to twenty
seconds. Our buildings were very much
shaken, and considerable alarm was
manifested. In one or two Of the church
es, part Of the congregation rushed in
to the street. - COuraat.
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Notice.

,INIlOSE persons wishing to send 'her
i children TO either of the Public Schools.
are requested to make application to any "i
the undersigned coiDmhlce, as no eh:lu WIZ
be admitted To either vi the schools without
.ucl, application having first been made
WV. u. DouGl,s, Chairman,
CnapLEs LAwToS,
JOS. Il. WEAVER,
DAVID J. Gouip,
Jo,rrW JosLEN,
JAS IIoRswLLL,
JoBS ALLAN,
II. J. TAYLOR,
q. T.. 1uRNEn, Secretary,
Newport, July 30. 1910
USREsH TAMARiNps sr sale by
X. J. TAYLOR.
July 30.
DRIED PEACHES eor .'ls by
EF h W Nr~Tos.
Angus, s.
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TO TEACHERS.

4 CHANGE in the system of instruction
"A in the Male Department Of Public School
No. |, after The expiration OF the present term.
having been determined on by the Public
School Committee, the undersigned, for the
purpose Of carrying SAID Arrangement, into
effect, wish to engage principal, and two
A Assistants, and will receive applications for
that purpose, until the 22d inst
Written applications will be required, en-
closing satisfactory testimonials as to charac-
ter and qualifications of the applicant, and
may be addrcssedto "Pubiic School Commit
tee," or to either of the Subscribers. Appli-
cutlons for employment as Assistants, will be
received from either Males or Females.
N b. The salary to the Principal, will
not exceed $500 per year
JOsEPH J0sLEN, c:u,
CmAaLrs LAwros. Comm'1se'
Newport, August q, lS40
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PROVIDENCE
B COX BIN D cry.

EiiAS. ACkERMAN, BOOK BINDER.
~ P.4PER RULER, and .4CCOUNT
BOOK MANUFACTURER, would inform
the citizens Of Newport and vicinity, that he
continues to carry on the above business in
Providence, at No 4 Union Buildings, di.
rectIy over the City Bank, where he would
be happy to receive orders and execute work
for the good citizens of Newport. For speci-
mems of ruling and blank work, he has the
permission To refer them to the cashiers Of
the N. E. Commercial, the Merchants and
the Newport Banks.
+. s. Orders for Blank Books promptly
attended 10. Particular attention paid TO
rebnding musc-perlodlcals- books, &c.
Pattern cards made to order.
Providence july 10, lei0.
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GENERAL HARRIsoN.-A correspon-
dent Of the Portsmouth Journal, writ
ing from Concord, N. FL. says -
"The Rov. DIR. Beccher of Cincin-
natl, Ohio, passed through town OH
Friday last, OH his way to Hanover, to
attend and take part in commencement
exercises. am told that he expressed
a high opinion of his neighbor and fcl-
low citizen, General Harrison, both rs
it regards mental nnd moral character.
He stated to some one in the stage,
that the physical capabilities Of the old
hero might be we'll enough judged OF
from the fact, that he performed in
May, the whole distance to Fort Mcigs,
l40 miles, on horseback and as eXpe-
ditiously, to say the least, as any Other
man. young or old, would like to ride
over the ground" ;"
This much respected clergyman
who is hardly surpassed by any man ii
power to estimate character correctly
repeatedly expressed the same opinions
of General Harrison, when questioned
on the subject, in this city. But II
would bo an endless labor to undertake
TO relute all the ISLANDERS which arc ut
tered against the private and public
character of General IIarrison--a use
less labor, too, for none believe them
|-Boston Mercantile Journal.
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QUALIrY YoURsELvEs.-Nc fully
agree with tho Providence Journal that
though the time has passed for mon who
have never been irceholders to qualify
themselves to vote at the Presidential
election, yot those who havo once been
trcoholders can still be qualified; and
we urge upon that class the importance
Of improving the time that remains pre-
vious to November next Not vote
should be lost that can possibly be saved.
We should 60 to the work moro dill
gently now than ever before. 1t is q
contest that restores the Government
TO its former healthy condition, or seals
it's fate, we fear, beyond all hope OF
redemption.
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The .EJ~ intelligent correspondent OF
the New York Evening Post (whose
silly figures will be found endorsed and
approved in Yesterdays Republican,
had better claimed all the States in the
Union at once for Van Buren,. Itwould
have saved time, and been quite as
likely to be 'rallo,ced by the party as
the reckoning he has figured up fol
their amusement. According to this
sage correspondents calculations, the
larger the Whig majority, the more GER
tain the State will go for Van Buren,
The States classed as doubtful by him
will of course, very soon be rcckonet
for Van Buren, also by tho same rule
judging from the complexion of the re-
turns which are daily coming in.
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Take 40 from the 10 votes " hch Mr.
Van Buren received ut the last election
and there will remain 1870. The mum.
Der necessary for choice is l48. Al
lowing then all the other states which
voted for him at the last election, and in
which elections have not been held, to
vote in the same way next fall, still Mr..
Van Bsren will fall short 10 votes of an
election. Pretty good beginning this
for the Wing cause. Wonder how Mr..
Van Buren, likes these signs Of the times
If the other states do as we'll for the
Wings as those in which elections have
been held, Mr.. Van Buren, will hardly
get votes enough to swear by.-Whig
Republican.
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Superior Red Ash COAL,
Cheap.

lust landed from schooner James T. Hot
- field, Capt. IngersoIl, per Philadelphia,
lO5 tons of the celebrated SPohn pein. or
PEACH ORCHARD COAL, decidedly
red ash article, aud Of the best quality, said
to be- equal to the Salem Nein.
As this coal is consigned, 1t viii be sold
oniy for Cash, and those applying Immediate
ly will secure the lowest prices.
a cargo of broken and screened vii. he re-
ceived III few days. The present cargo 10
all Lump Coal, but very clean.
Coal shipped after the first Of August wm
come higher. ROBERT STEN E4SS'
July 30.-3w.
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Administrators "A Notice.
FOR SALE.

% FIRST RATE BILLIARD TABLES,
- of the latest fashion with fixtures, all
complcte--also the room to let---tcrms liberal
possession given first OF October.
Also, the Store to let, (possosslon given
LIST Of October or November,l corner Of mar
ket square, with fixtures for sale, all com
plete TO carry on the confectionnry--it being
first rate stand for the business. You tha,
wish to enlist under the sweet banner o'
Sugar Piunis, the trade that SO many is get
ting rich nt in .Ns,cpori, would do well TO ap.
ply soon. to WIN. $. VOSE.
Auu.O
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AUCTIONS.

VIII be sold at Public Auction, on Tues
day the 1871 Of August. at 8 o'clock H.
" J fair peoihsr, u not the first fair
day after. at The house Of Psltg Taylor
in Portsmouth.
A Little household furniture belonging TO-
- the late Mary CoggeshulI, dec. consist
ing of one good bed, bedding, two bedtichs,
J desk, case drawers. chest, table, chsirs
iron ware, crockery ware, &c.
Also, at the same time aud place will be
sold two one horse wagons one OK cnri, one
cholse and harness. Conditions ut sale.
JOHN II. COGGESIiALL, Auctt.
Aug. q.
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SAVINGS BANK.

A L meeting Of the Corporation Of the ST.
"A wings Bank, Newport, August Ist, 1870,
the following gentlemen were chosen Directors
for the year ensuing .---George Engs, Stephen r.
Norlham. David Melville, Job Sherman, Isaac
Gould, Nathaniel Sweet, X. Is. Crans,on, John
stevens, Geo. Bowen, WIN. J. IiIey, A. 5.
Coe, Samuel Brown, Robert +. Lee. George c.
Mason, Benz. Finch, Edwin Wilbur, WIN. Shor-
man, J. " Hammott, Chas. T.. IIan,mott, BEN.
u. Altman, Benj. Marsh, Jr., Thomas G. Brown,
WIN. &. Cozzens, Josiah 5. Munro, Benz II.
1isdae.
And at subsequent meeting oflhe Directors,
the same day,
GEORGE ENGS, was chosen President
CHARLES GYLES, Treasurer,
Benz. Is. ROWLAND, Sec'ry.
Aug. 5th.-3w
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SHEIIIFF'S SALE.
NE " PORT, IS.

NEWPOk1, Ss.
RY virtue Of an Execution issued ont Of
- the Court of Common Pleas, for the
County Of Newport, May term 1910, and to-
me directed and delivered: will sell at
Public Auction, on the premises, 10 the high
est bidder, on MONDAY, the I4,h day Of
September next, at 10 o'clock, A. 81,
All the right, title and interest that 10.
SEPll L. L. HARDY, Of Washing ton, in
the District of Columbia, had on the 23d day
of October, 1889, at thirty minutes past five
o'clock, p. NJ, (when attachment was msdo
on the original writ in favor Of Henry Bull,
Jr, Of said Newport in and 10 lot Of land
situate in said Newport, with the Cottage"
and other ou,buildings thereon said lot be-
ing bounded as follows wiz. Soath Easter
ly Oh Kay street, sixty fee: -Nor,h West
erly on land Of Sarah Perry, sixty fet;--
North and East on land Of George Till"y
and Patience Hudson, - feet; aud South
Westerly on land Of Mrs. Lawropce -
fee;--be iiie same more or less.
Conditions at time and place Of sale.
WM. II. DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
Newport June I3, ISI0.-Aug I3
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III f II AID OF THE TIM IS.

enterprisng young men were each brought home a
corpse 10 their afflicted parents.
In Tiyerton, 81 inst. Minerva Louisa, daughter OF
James q. and Mary Bowen, ngcd months.
In Providence on Sunday last, Mts Jane H. Gladdng,
daughter Of The late Mr.. George w. Oadding, in the
29th year Of her age.
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PnitAprLrr'A STrAM PA,EETs.-Tlc
United Sintos Gazette states tha, the steam
snp between Philadelphia and Lyerpool has
been already ordered, and That u ~ to bo su-
pcrior IN sI1c. accommodations, and appoint.
meni', to any yc, PROJECTED ci,hef ~ ,his
rrru'ty ~ Tur,rr
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PORT OF NEW PORT.
CLEARED.
9th. sloop Moses Eddy, Blven, Providence.
ARRIVALS,

FRIDAy, Aug 7th.-Arr. schrs Augustus, Allen, an,
Clinton, Nokerson, both I'm Boston ior Fhila iephia
Victory, for New York Touet Snow, for Richmond
Elijah Chase, Helen, for Savannn-alI from Boston
Emily, Barnes, from Nantucket Tor Philadelphia
SATURDAY, Aug. eth.-Arr. schrs Pioneer, Prcsberry
I'm Taunton for N. York Richmond, Raymond. fun DO
for do Harvest, Raymond I'm do. for do. Cherokee
aymond, I'm do. Tor do.
soops Cnnduce Brown I'm Fall River for do Triumph
Comsock, I'm Hartford Geo. Washington, Smith in
Providence for New Londoni Hudson, West, lin New
Bedford for Providence.
Brig taspian, Swasey, FIN Providence.
MONDAY, Aug. l0th.-Arr. schr. Romp, Gilpn, from
Mobile for Providence WIN. Rowiett, Walter, iron
Philadelphia with coal 10 Coddmgton Man. Go.
sloop New York, Barker, from New York for Prov
idence.
TUESDAY, Aug. llth.--Arr. schrs Cora, Cozzens
I'm Philadelphia isr Providence Export Gardner, irom
do for Fail River.
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Notice.
Will street Academy.

4 new term of This school will be opened
IA on Wednesday, the 29th inst.
Miss Emily B. Anderson, will occupy the
place of Preccptrcss. This lady has been
engaged with The advice Of the Trustees.
A library nssociotion has been formed in
the institution; and all the usual advantages
Of tho school are now, with new zeal aud
hope, offered to tho public.
Lessons in Drawing, at an extra charge Of
50 per quarter, and IN the German language,
not at an extra chnrge, are now added To the
branches taught in Mill st. Academy.
Terms from So TO $40.
J. N. BELLOWS,
Ncwpor,. July 81, 1870. Princip pal.
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THE GAsrEE ToRcm LIGHT.-We
have received tho first number Of this
spirited little sheet, just issued in Provi-
dcnce, by WM. II. WATSON, Esq. 1t
is full Of good matter, and will prove a
valuable auxiliary to the onward and
increasing prospects Of tho Wing cause
We arc happy to learn that its success
thus far has exceeded the expectations
OF It's industrious editor and publisher.
More IIELr.-Anothcr little sheet
entitled the Log Cabin Patriot" has
been received, published in T.. Brdg
water, Mass. by Geo. II. Brown, Esq.
IL is To be published until the middle of
November for - cents. The numbc,
before us is well filled. Success to it
we say.
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AccoUNT CURRENT.--At the last
election MIR. Van Buren received 10
out of 294 electoral votes. Since the
nomination of Gen. Harrison, elections
have been hold in five States, all OF
which voted for MIR. Van Buren, in 1886
Now four of them have given decided
Whig majorities.
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WILL be sold at public auction on Satur-
w day the ooh day of August, IeiO, It
fair weather, # not on the FIRST far day after
the Sunday following all the right, title and
interest which Seth c. Bradford now has IN a
lot of land situated on the Hill, lying on the
west side Of Corna street, bounded north on
land Of Edward Gray, vest on land Of
;, and south OH land of Benz, Stevens.
Further particulars at the time and place
of sale. DANIEL &. DEN IhM.
Assignee to SETH c. BRADFORD.
Auu IL
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MEMORANDA.

Aug 4th, lat 36 22, lon "A 40, passed schr VOL
coit ofthis port I'm Richmond and Norfolk for West
Indies.
July 3Oth, Off Cape Florida, was passed, ship wnl
Engs, Coe, Of this port, from Havana for Cowes.
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Mcdjcaic,l I,OYc nycs.

4 MONG which are Bronchitis, DR.. Jack.
~ sous Cough. ChIng's Worm, Shsrman's
Cough, Canphor, Soda. Csthattlc and worm
i.ozcngcs Tor sale by X. }, TAYLOR, iio
Thames stree. July9
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NOTICE..

A NY select party cnn be furnished wit
IA Dinners or Suppors by giving reasona.
bio notice at REMOND'S, I37 Than,es-si.
Also parties who wish to be provided for
on excursions, can be accommodated.
N. B. A fair price will be paid for any
quantity ofpover, or English Snipe, as above.
Aug. H.
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IAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.-.This medl.
- cine has proved itself To bo all that ii
has been recommended by those who have
given i, far test in this county, aud the
demand for it increases daily. We have
Just heard Of an important cure OF ASTHMA, e,
which has been effected by the use Of II ~
noighborIng town-the case was that Of a fe-
male who had for long time been under the
care of physician, who had received no re
lief. and her case was beginning to be con
sidercd hopeless. As last resort she pur-
chased bottle of DR.. JAYNE'S ENPEC.
rORANr, which caused her TO expcctora,c
freely, gradually cascd her cough, md Is
gradually restoring her to health. We have
no hesitation in saying this PREPARATION OF
d.. Jaynos, for the cure of Coughs, Colds,
Influenza, Asthma, Consumption, &c is the
nost valuable medicine offered TO the Amer.
lcan public. There IL no quackvry about II
DR.. Jayne is one ofthc most skiliul ptaciis-
lng physicians ~ Pennsylvania and whct-
aver his prrparallons have been thoroughly
tested, he Is looked upon as great public
ben"fac,or.- SOmc,sd I'VE Journal
Prepared only by DR.. -. JAYNE, No. 20
South THIRD Street, PhIladelphla. Prcc 81.
.EONGRESS WATER Just received,
" and tor sale at the Confectionery and
Variety Store of STACY. Jr
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HNARAGONA RED WINE. for sale a, low
u price by j.. r. & W NEwloS,
August 6.
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e j. @I4$ s. 4 IL 7 u,
AT MASONIC HALL.
900

'T>flE inhabitants of Newport, and Visitors
Il generally, ure respectfully informed, that
the Annual FAIR Of the Conpocaiion Society,
will be held at MASONIC HALL, on We'd
nesday, 18th inst commencing at half past 8
O'Clock in the morning.
The Fair will be continued on the follow
ing day. Admittoncc l2t cts.
Newport, Aug. l3, 1910.
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Stocks &C. for Sale.

Stocks &C. for Sale.
an Shares in the capital stock OF the Ira
~ ders Bank.
G shares IN tho capital STOCK o' the Cod
Iington Manufacturing Company.
2 shares in the capital stock "f the New
port Foundry and Machine Company.
ALSO
I phare in the whale ship William l.cc.
. do. 4" Mechanic
A Platform Balance, large sizc. nearly nc~.
The above will be sold low Tor cash or ap-
proved credit For terms apply To
BENZ. MUMfORD, Au'y OF Assignee.
Newport, July III. lSi0-ut)
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CAUTION.

a Word TO THE WISE WILL SUE
HCE.
I HEREBY forbid any one passing through
L my land in Middctown, or in any way
trespassing on my premises, and ! offer re-
ward Of five dollars for information to convic-
ton, against any one who is seen or caught
stealing fruit in either my orchards or gar.
dens in said town. | have n number on the
look out for tbat reward, and l shall publish
the names of all caught or seen stealing, as
also prosecute them.
W.H L1NES ITLLEY.
Newport, August -. 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-08-13
Executors Notice.

YNHE subscriber having been appointed
u Executor to the Last Will and Tcsta.
ment of Stephen B. Cornell, late of Ports
mouth, dec. and having given bonds and ta-
ken his engagement az the law requires,
requests all persons having claims against
said estate to present them for settlement,
and all those indebted to make immediate
payment to
ALBERT CORNELL, Erecr.
Portsmouth, X. |. Aug. I3, 1910.