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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-10

A JOYFUL RENcoNrRE AT late hour on
yesterday evening" II very pleasant incident
occurred on board one of tho ferry boats
which ply on the East River. Two jolly
,srs, who had just rcturacd from whaling
voyage, and WHO exhibited due proportion.
Of tho lghthca rtcdness Of "Jack ashore
were seated together near the cabin door,
and one Of ihenI-who had, 1t seemed, been
impressed ut al early age into the British
service, and had never revisited his native
land-a.tcr relating some of the perIls OF the
deep, through which he had safely passed,
exclaimed, "Well, here an once more safe
ashore, hut there is no kind face to greet me ;
if bu, saw my old mother, .ha, is, It have
a mother now"-jnst at this moment, an cl.
derly, decen, looking old woman, who had
been listening a,,cntlvely to the sailors mar
ra,ive, stepped quickly forward, and se'zIng
Jacks arm, gnred eagerly In his face, and
loudly exclniming, 1T ls-it il my son y tell
into the arms Of the astcnished tar; the de-
light Of tho joyous meeting we VIII not at
tempt " describe Sun.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-10

TnE Quo. This ship it is said has
been ordered home, at the request oi
Commodore Hull. We should not be
surprised il sucl, were the fact. She
has been in difficulty ever since she left
she Cnit. d States. IL commenced with
the ward.room officers, in the sh ipe OF
n very proper reInonstrancc against be-
inn thrown down into the orlop OF the
.h,p to accommodate those whose sex,
IL no,hing else, disconnected them with
the duties of the service. This Difficult
" resulted in the return OF four or five
of the officers some SIX months since ;
but as they brought with them no good
reason for their return, no complaints
against their good conduct ss oHieers'
no evidence of the exped'sncy OF The
measure, except what might possibly ''e
in the unexplained motives OF the com
mandarin chcf, or the deleac,es oI hts
situation, the Hon. Secretary saw 1T Ia
rive them orders ~ report again 10 The
Commodore. THIS measure of the De-
psr,men', though calculated to give um-
b,sps-Lo, 80 much 10 The officers ~
their eoBn1andsr--was,w We mus, think
under all the ,ltoums,anccs oi ne csas,
wise snd .apcdi,nt. II OfiJrds a lessor
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-10

Tie first Lecture before this Society. WI
be delivered THIS (Thursday) ETE.NLNG
a,7 o'clock, at Arnory Hall, by L'.SieVehs
"OIver Cromwell"
Family tickets for the course, 81. Ieke.S
to admit lady and gentleman for the course
ST.. Single tickets for the course, % CTS
Single tickets for an evening, ia cts.
Question for debate on Tuesday evening
next.-"The merits Of the French kevo'u'
,;onn Dec. 10, lS40.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-10

TRRNcH Sp0LIArIoSs.---An numerous meet
ing Of persons interested in the claims for
French spolia,ions prior to 1900. was held at
the Exchange, in the city Of Philadelphia, on
the 24tn inst. Charles Massey, Esq. was
called 10 the chair, and Charles Macalester
was appointed secretary. a series Of res"'
lu,ions were ADOPTED, setting forth the just.
ice Of the claims, and a copy Of tho proceed
ings directed to be sent to Congress, asa
solemn and earnest appeal to tho National
Legislature. Claimants in other cities are
requested I" to make n vigorous and united
effort II, the approaching session Of Congress
to obtain tha, Justice which has beon so long
defcrred'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-10
HERALD OF THE TIMES.
Hon. Levi Woodburv Secretary

Hon. Levi Woodbury.. Secretary OF
the Treasury, has just been elected
Senator to Congress from New Hamp-
shire for G years from the 4th Of March
next. In place Of Hon. Henry Hubbard,
whose term Of service will then expire.
Tho exclusive reason assigned by the
friends Of this blown-up administration
for tho selection Of Mr.. Woodbury.,
(says the Atlas. is a desire to place the
man they call their strongest in the U
S. Senate.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-10

THE LATE Snow SroRM.-The pa-
pars received from tho South. West,
East, and almost every where else,
are full Of accounts Of the late severe
storm. Rail Roads and Stage Routes
have beon blocked up--steanbosts stop
ped, and the mails consequently delay
ed, besides tho occurrence of many
marine disasters. Tho details would
fill our columns.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-10
Com nsissjOncrs and Admin
iStrN(Or,s Notice.

rINHE subscribers having been uppontcd b.,
L the Hon. Court Of Probstc, of The iowi
of Newport, Commissioners oh The estate oi
Sarah Morgan. late Of Newport, dec. and
having gwen bonds ~ The law requires, here
by give notice that SIX months from ,hr VI
Of Nov. ultin,o, are al'"wcd Tor the cred''or'
to exhibit their claims against said estate
and that we will attend "r Tie purpose Of
examining the same at The house "i Joshua
Trpp. IN broad Street. on The nrs' saturday
in April aud May, IS4l. at 2 o'clock, T.. NJ.
J0snUA TEIPp,
X. N. FsASKLIr. Jr CommTs
GiD.oS PALmER, JL }
All persons indebted to said estate, are re
Que .tcd to make immediate payment to
ALEXANDER MORGAN, .4d'N'r.
Nowport. Dec. TO- lS40.
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EE Il Il q Z q & y 6.

iu Bristol at the Congregational Church. on the Rs'h
nh. by the Rev. Mr.. shepard, Mr John H. WarJwci 81
the arm or wsrdweII Dsrdwsii al Albauy, formerly
Of Brs,oI TO Miss EhIsbeih W.. daughter of Thomas
Church, Esq. of Bfistoi.-.At -. Mlesnsrs Church,
on Tuesday st lust by the Rev Mr. Hisied Mr. Geo.
r. r. Wsdlegh OF Boston 10 Miss Marthn daughter II
Col. Samuel ia, ilr, of Bristol on Thursday evening
last by the Rev Mr. sullinEs, Mr. btrphen d. Gray 10
Miss julia Ann w. Gortor, both oI Bristol
Iu Providence, on Sunday evening last, Mr. AsarelAh
Harris to Miss Annsh Vaughan, both of Prov iJeneS.--
ON sunday afternoon, Mr.. VIM X i@sseu, to bliss Avn
II. N. Lsekey.
In Now York. on the ssth ui. Mr.. Charles 8. 'spron.
to Miss Susan. daughter OF GdeoH Palmer, Esq NIL o'
Prev hIeuce.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-10

VIRoISIA.-1'he legislature Of Virginia
CONNIE ed its session at Richmond on the
18th instant. Two u. 8. Senators ars u be
chosen--one to ill the vacancy which has
existed for more than o year past. and The
other in the place Of Mr.. Roans, whose term
expires on the dh of March next. The Bait.
imore Patriot says, "From al! the signs Of
public sentiment in the Ancient Dominion,
wo come to the conclusion that WILLIAM G.
Riyrs will be one oftho tw o Senators chosen" "
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-10
Stoves at Cost.

DEtNG determined to close my business by
ID spring, snd having large number, OF
various patterns, on hnnd-l will sell any OF
,hom ut cost tor cash. Those who are III
want had better c,ll SOON, or they will lose
the opportunity of supplying themselves OF
SO cheap a rate. WM. L.. MELN ILL.
Nov S. lS40.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-10
PIANO FORTE6,
.MonsyacfSred BY
Brown 6 Hallet, Boston.

'lrfiE subscriber Keeps c,m-tantly on hand.
1 a, his rooms No. y. lIvpkins-st, Prsvi-
,lence, q good assortment VI Piano F"rtes,
iro,n the above mmnnisctOry, OF various styles
and cost, which instruments ~ point of tone,
.ction aud finish, are believed 10 be equal :"
any made in the United States, aud are 81
by competent judges, which
viii be sold as reasonable NJ Instruments oi
u, good quality can be purchased tisewhere.
The attention Of the public is Purii.ginrly
called to notice recent improvement w the
above manufacturers, (for which they have
obtaiued letters pa,en,,) by which the effect
of one string u worry soit aud pure tone Is pro-
duced. in a manner entirely original IN prlnci'
pie and application, and which has met The
universal appreciation Of every Gsinferesfed
professor who has examined aud tried them,
The advantages Of this apparatus over any
other similar one in use, will appear on the
slightest examination, especially ss it mny be
us.d Ut will, without throwing the unisons
cut { tune in the least degree, Ian object
never before attained ID not habo to GET
out o: order itself, OF derange any other part
Of the instrument Purchasers aud others
are very rcspcc,iu lily invited to call as above
and exsmins the instrument Tor themselves
DANFORTH LYON.
Nov. g3.--6 mos.s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-10

that should not coon DO forgotten in the
service Nor should Il be forgotten by
those who may sometimes embsrross the
arrang geme nts Of q ship without sny such
intent Ladies ON board a Man'a-
war are as much out of place as nighiin-
gales in sentinelled dung icons. - Phiia-
ldeiph;a .Nvyfh fine ric0R.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-10

The Charlottesville Jctfersonian, in an
nouncing the postponcment Of the trial OF
Semmcs, charged with the murder OF Prof.
Davis, states that Mcssrs. Leigh and Iyons
Of that city, and Messrs. Rres and Gimcr'
If Charlottesville, are employed as his coun'
sci. Wv. sou,hall, Esq. is the prosecuting g
attorney.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-10

Court Of PROBATE. .Nrrpot, Dec. z, 1910.
ID UTH G.. TiiURSTON. widow, made mp
N plichiion tor administration on the cs,ai.
Of her late husband, William Thurston, lat,
of Newport, yeoman, deceased.
Il is ordered ,hs, the same be received an'
the onsiderntion thereof referred to II Conr
of Probate, to be holden at tho State House
in Newporl, on the first Monday in Jan. mex
at 8 o'clock a. IT,, aud that previous notice o'
gwen by publishing copy of tins order,thret
several times ia the Herald of tie Times, fo'
all persons interested 10 appear at said time
and place and be hcard.
A true copy--witness:
Il. b. IIowLAsp, Pro. Clk.
Dec TO-
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NEW FIR UT.

Just recsired (rons Ns~ York.
AND LISBON GRAPES,
A'A Oranges and Lemons,
Figs aud Raisns.
Prnnes and Dates,
Nuts, Apples, &c. &c.
For sale at the Confectionery Store I"
r. STACY, Jr.
Directly opposite the Post Once.
Dec. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-10

A coroncr's inquest was held in this
town on Tuesday, upon the body Of
lad about 10 years Of age. found in the
dock between Hammeit's and Potter's
wharves. Verdict intellectually drown
ed" He was the son of an lrishinan,
by tho name Of Cunningham.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-10
NICHOLAS BROWN, |
GEORGE ENGS, ri
WAGER WEEDEN,
WILLIAM RHODES,
Electors.

As usual there werc q great number
Of applications from candidates to carry
On tho electoral votes to Washington. -
The College not being able to agree up
On their respective merits, the names OF
the candidates Of tho several electors
we're put into hat, and one drawn there
from which happened to be that Of DIR.
Usher Parsons, of Providence, and he
was therefore accordingly appointed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-10

Co,pi Of Probate, .Niwp"ri. Dc. z, 1910.
'l,IE Commissioners Report Of Claims
j against the estate Of Thomas Z. Tow n
send. late Of Newport, trader deceased, Was
presented for allowance.
II is ordered, that The snme be received and
The consideration thereof referred 10 Court
of Probate, Ia be holden at the State llon"
in Newport, on the first Monday in Jan.
next, at . o'clock, =. ~. aud that previous no.
tice be given by publishing copy Of this or
der three seversl times in the Herald Of The
Times, for oil persons interested TO sppca'
at said time aud place and be heard.
A true copy--wltness
B.B. HowLAsD, Pm. CFk.
Dec. 10.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-MospAN. Dec. 7, 1870
R,,ot,ed for the Boston Daily Advertiser and Patriot

BRIGHTON MARKET--MospAN. Dec. 7, 1870
Reported 0r the Boston Daily Advertiser and Patriot
Al market 500 Beef Ca,,lo, l2o Stores, $500
Sheen, and 800 Swine. Several hundred Beei
Cattle unsold. =.
psic.s-Be.f Cattls-Ws quote first qunli-
~ SIS 25a5 so second quality - s0n 10
third quality 3 IS 80.
Barrailing Cattle Former prices could not be
obtained and few sales only were made ;
several Of tho large bursllers have finished
slaug ugh,eriog for tho season. The following
prices were offered, viz Mess S426, No. "a
70, No. 2 SO. =,
Store. Ysarling. STA $50; two year old
sll SIS; thee years old t2i a27.
Sheep Lots weio sold al y u 3D. 3S' 'z'
l 81, 1 ss, 2 rs, aud 90.
s~mu-Tvo lots TO psdds, se'ec'cd' % "a
Al retail from I 10 81.
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Dec. 10.

Court Of Probate, .Ntrpori, Dec. z, 1910.
nAVID- -MELvILL administrator on the
~ estate OF Col. Bcnjsmin Fry, late oi
Newport deceased, presented bis first nc.
count of administration on said estate, aud
also the Commissioners Report Of Claims
spains, said estate, for allowance.
Ut is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred Ia a
Cour, Of Probate. to be holden at the State
House in Newport, on the LIST Monday IN
Jan. next, at oclcck a. M, AVID that previous
notice be- given by publishing copy Of this
order. three several tines in the Herald q
N. Times, tor all persons interested TO sppeaT
a, said time and place and be heard.
A true copy--wi,ness:
Il. B. IlowLAsD, Pro. Cl'k.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,


TV>HIS dcli2htirl and commodious house
J. at the corner Of Chcsnut and Seventh
streets, over which Capt. 'cffics has prcsl'
dcd for the past two years, has been leased
bv the subscrib,r, and will be- for The future
under the immediate superin,sndsnce oi him
self and Mr.. John II. Nckerson, formerly oi
the CITY Hotel, Providence. The house has
been thoroughly rchlt8d, aud tasieiuily M.
ranged. The parlors and public rooms are
spacipus aud furnished IN style of elegance
equal To- any hotel ~ the country, and the
dotni,orics, uf which there are near one hun
drcd IN nua,bcr, ste supplied with new bed.
ding, and will be tonnd to be airy, neat ana
comor,nbe; aud as far a. ex,crnals can sc
cure Il. no visitor will depart from them with
out having eniryed The lnxury Of quiet.
refreshing NIGHTS rcpose. The proprietor
feeling cun,idcn, that hc has a mansion "h
eoualed for comfort aud elegance, ~ cen
,tsl and fashionable location, and having Ia
Ken II with the resolution that no excrtons
Of his own, nor attentions from his assistant
aud servants shall be wanting to con'rlbrto
ia the Measure aud comfort of his guests, ht
,o!,ciis a visit from travellers Ia this bcsuiliu
city, assuring ihosc accompanied by lad,s
particularly, that they can NJ where hnd NOR
eom,nodous mud pleasant lodgings. nor y
more spacious and well furnished luJles'or
dlDary.
IJ.HhRTWELL. Proprietor
J. ~. SiCk ERSON. Superintendent.
Philsdelphs, Angus, 81, 1910. Dee 3
MRs. ANNA N. EDDY has been sp
IHl pointed Agent :or ,hs ssls " N. j. Z
Yslle,s NeJiciess snd hes received ls'gf
,rpp'y ,hsoi Noe. 'Nh' Wv
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Dec. 10.
Co,,,of p,oIaf.. Aiupori, Dec. z, 1910.

Court Of Probate, .Ntepori, Dec. 2. leio.
HENRY Y. CRANSTON administrator
III with the will annexed on the estate oi
Eliza Vinson, late of Newport. widow, dec
and guardian by said will OF Hn,rie, G: Vim
cor minor daughter Of Samuel w. Vinson
aud said Eliza Viu-on, presented his 6rs, nd
minsirsiion account on ssid estate oi Eliza
Vinson and his frs, guardian account on the
es,,,c Of said minor tor ollowance'
I, is ordered, that ,hc sane oe received ann
,b,, rop,;dcr,,ion thereof referred io Court
of Probate. 10 be holden a, the State House
IN Newport. ON the first Monday IN Jan.
neat, Of y o'clnck a. m. and that previous no
,ice be g,ycn by publishing copy Of this or
der three several ,i,nsr, 10 the Herald Of ht
Tina, for s.l persons interested 10 appear
., said ,npo SID place ard DO heard.
a tue eopy---vItness
n Il U,-tA.,, Pro Ct
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-10
An EVENING SCHOOL,

I1OR Arithmetic, Book. Excepting, Psomsn-
4 ship, French. Latin, &c. &c, WI 90
opened on MONDAY evening, Oct"orr ON.
Terms 50 p,r Quarter.
Persons wishing To acquire tho nrt OF wr"'
ing plain business hand, IN short una:
,,s ;,v,,c,, ,o cali asd examirc the meihod
; OF instruction. ). Dikiuu0'
! Get. 9Th.
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D u "A r II s .

In this IOWA. on "Wednesday I'd inst, Mrs. Sarah
la Middietowp, on Wednesday evening ID Inst, Hon.
.CnRisrornEa ELLERY rgod ~ y-nrs--Mr EIcry VA,
native this TOW n and OF our Wost popular and
estinnhie citizens During Mr.. Jenersons Admnisira-
tion on tho rescna alton OF Hon. Ray Greens, he WAS
lecisd Senator In Congress from THIS Slate, Tor that
geItlenuns une red term Having been one 0 TIE
earliest advocates oI Mr. Jeersons opinions he gave
TO his Administration very earnest support and CON
iinued through life n Hrm and enlightened sdhsrent OF
that school of politics. . 49,
Or the death Of Gov Bowen. az Providence, Mr. FL
lsry was appointed by Dir. Jeers"n, Commissioner VI
Loans this State and nj the dsn, o his venerable
uncle VIM Eiiory, received tho Office oi olicetor oi
the Customs of thi. port which no ned M hc had sil
his pre-, lon. appointments with fidelity aud
10 resigned this Office during the Administration "tGeI
JACKSON Few yenrs since, IN consequence "' severe
continued iil-hoaith .
In private life no tnsn sustained a more estmsbie
character than Mr. r.. or the most liberal and gentle
manly spirit, ard filed with the desire 10 difso around
him all tho kndnesscs aud attractions which give
zcst existence he strongly attached to himself h"''
friends aud acQuaintnncos, and In his own mIy has
LEFT many sincere mourner 10 lament that the open
hand and heart, which never aled 10 greet them,
Will be and eli no more. CONN
In Providence on Friday night last Eliza Jones' whe
Of Thomas Dmvs and daughter OF Mr.. VIM Chace, nged
80 wears On Saturday, Mrs. Zpporah Field widow OF
the late Mr.. Daniel Field In the 10Th year OF her nse
On Sunday evening" suddenly, Mr.. Geerge W. Warner.
In the 3Oth year Of his nssOn sunday evening Susnn,
eldest daughter oi VIM Il. Staples, aged 10 ycsr.-On
Friday Mrs. Teuwick, aged "a yeus.
| In Lynn, Mass, Mrs. Mary Vieknry, widow OF Mr.
At son,erv,lic. n. d. on the Sd inst, Mrs Eznhe,f
Dumont, relic VI Dr Pocr DnInon', ias Of New YORK
aud ineiher OF the Rev. 4. u. Dumon', of'hs town'
aged n years.
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Fancy Baskets.

q Great variety Of hncy ba.sots, willow
n cradles aud wagons, just received ana
for sslc at the confectionery and ysrleiy store
nc T.. STACY, ".
Directly opposite the Pos, once
Dec. 10.
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CoAt.--Tho coal trade IS pretty much
closed for this season. The shipments fom
tho ,l,ee p1Dc,pol snibrse"a ccsI mines N
sn,s, are 79jrcc IONS about 'VN,
coo ions inure than CRY previous year
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Sweet Potatoes,

At V,se's store corner OF market square,
IA in first ru,c order, Of superior qualify
hose that wish to purchase will do wei To-
furnish themselves soon, as this probably viii
be- the lat chance this season. Price "a
its. for So lbs. aud will measure over bush
Il Nov. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-10

The late Postmaster Of New Orleans has
according to the reports of tho papers OF that
city, started tor Texas. both dciau'ter 10
government and an absc conding debtor to in
diyidnols. Hc has carried off considerable
property with him, and his creditors have
started in pursuit, with hopes 0: ovc'taklng
him. His name is McQucen.- " Y. Times.
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Court of PyoLate, E.sovsrt, Dec, 7ih, 1870.

Court Of ProLate, h,vpsrt, Dec, 7M, ls4O.
uENRY GOULD, administrator OH the
H estate oi Ilnnuah Gould, late of New.
port, single woman, dec. presented his sd-
ninistra,ion account for allowance.
1t is ordered that the same be received and
the considc ration thereof referred to Cour,
of Probate TO be holden at the State House
in Newport. on the first Monday in Jan
next, at 8 o'clock a. IN. and that previous M
lice be given by publishing a copy of this .nr
der trrce several times in the Herald Of III,
Times. for sll pcrsohs interested 10 sppcsr ai
said Time and place aud bo heard.
a true copy-~i,ness:
B. D. iIowLANp, Pro. CIR.
Dee 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-10

DEFINITION OF CnERUD.-A lady (mor'
ricd of conrsel was once troubled with a
soualing brat, whom she always addressed
rs " NY cherub." Upon being asked why
she gave it that sppeIla,ion, she replied ;
" Because it is derived from eh'rub'm, and
the Ri bic says, the chcrubims continually do
ery" Good, that.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-10
Winter Articles.

COTTON Batting aud wadd'ng CHEAP
~ cloth for confor,ets; blankets aud Han
nels; warn commuters muffs lined gloves
woolien mlttens and gloves; knitting yarn
mocassins and woollen hose homespnn pl.'C
and plain fannels; Alpincs. Mrrnos and TIT
bets, for sale at JAMES iihMMONDS.
Dec. 10.
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~
&GSTES5G% Providence for Warren,
Ss5s.fS-SEzzs Bristol, aud Newport,
every morning Sundays excep'cd,) at nine
o'clock, A. A., aud arrive IN Newport at tw"
o'clock 2. NJ. a Mail stage will ulso leave
Newport for Providence via Bristol and War.
rem, at o o'clock, A. NJ. aud arrive in Provi-
dcpce at 2 o'clock p. NJ, in time 10 take the
Ston,np,on Cars for New York, the cars for
Boston, and the Stages for Woonsocke, aud
Coventry. This is the most direct and eSpe-
ditious route between Providence and New.
port, aud passengers taking this line may
rest assured that every attention will be paid
10 render the ride as comfortable ns possible.
The coaches are in good ordcr--g"od horses
md careful aud obliging drivers. There Is
now new horscboat at Bristol Ferry which
makes the crossing much more expcdiliuUs
md pleasant than formerly.
GyaEx,ra horses aud coaches furnished IN
either place ut short notice.
Books kept in Providence at the Monufac'
turers aud franklin Hotels at Coles ~
Warren, and at Jones' IN Bristol, md a, Haz'
ards and rownscnds, Newport
q. KiNNiCUTT, Providence,
:. MASON, Jr. Warren, rr'-
J. CHADWICK, B,istol, pf'e'ors'
JOHN q. WEAVER. Newport,
Nov. 10, 1910,
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A Directory
Of all The Business People and Fi'rns Of
The City,

Of all The Business People and Fnrns o
The City,
Alphabetically arranged under each business
or profession. This Directory will be oi
great importance to all who arc in any way
connected with the business interests OF Bos-
ton, as il will be n complete guide TO the
w arehouses, Stores, Shops and Offices OF the
citizens. The Calendar pages have bccl
greatly improved, and contain five or six ad
dltiona columns of important calculations. -
The Almanac will contain corrected maj
Of the city, n list OF oil the Streets, Banks
Insurance Offices, Societies, Biographies %
eminent men, Government Of United States
Census of Mnsssch husetis, Courts, etc. Pub
lic Institutions, Stages, Packets, etc. and I
very interesting account OF the city of Low
ell, written by one OF her citizens.
/ The work will be printed on fine paper
with entire new type, and handsomely bound
| in cloih.--Price % cents per copy. A libera
l discount made To osc who buy Ia sell again
Orders sont to THOMAS GnooM, 81 State
street, Boston, will meet with prompt a,ien
! ton. Dec. 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-10
Fashionable
Tailoring Establishment

sU,HE subscriber has taken The store re-
i Gently occupied by Prepfn 4 IMey'
and will continue to carry On ,he Tailoring
business in all its branches.
Cutting particularly atte nded to.
lie will keep on hand well selceted as'
sor,,nont Of Cloths, Csssimcrcs. ves'ings
&c. &c. VIM l.. IlibEf'
Newport. Nov. IL, lS40.