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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-30
Newport Academy


NEWPORT, Sc Cierk's Office, Court Of
Common Pleas, apIH -, H. ID. 1910.
NMI HEREAS, Warren Brownell,
w of Tverton, in the County Of
Newport, hath filed his petition
in this Office against John Chatburn,
William Canedy, and Thomas Charn'ey,
late Of 1ivcron, doing business IN com
pany under the frm of the Tlverton
Print Works, representing that sald
Chatburn, Canedy and Chalnlcy, are
/ indie btcd TO hin IN the sum OF five aun-
dred and ninety-nine dollars and twenty
four cents, for work and labor done aud
materials found by HIM IN the building,
constructing ,and erecting certain dwell
ling house for the SAID Chatburn, Cane
dy and Charnlcy, situate III SAID liver
ton, and erected upon II lot OF land
bounded westerly by the road leading
from Fall River to the Stone Bridge !;
southerly by the land OF Isaac Palmer,
and northerly by land ol Preserved
Brayton, or the school house lot So cal
led, containing about five ciShlhs oi an
acre and praying that the creditors OF
the said Chatburn, Canedy and Cham
ley, having lien upon SAID estate may
be notified to appear before the sand
Count of Common Pleas, 10 be holden at
II Newpurt, thin aud for the county oi
Newport, on the 3D. Monday oi May,
A. ID. 1910, aud make out their claims,
and that the said Chdiburn, Cancdy and
Charncy, may be cited to sho" cause
why n decree of said count should not be
passed that said estate be sold, and that
such proceedings may be had on SAID
II pctiticn as TO secure To sald petitioner
II The full benefit of his lien on sad estate,
under the provisions OF The act en''tItd
" AN act securing to mechanics aud 9th
! crs, payment for their labor aud matcii-
/ ais expended IN erecting and repairing
/ houses and other buildings, canals, 'all
roads aud turnpIkes, with their arTurlc-
II nanccs Notice ~ therefore hereby
II gwen To the creditors oi The sand (hai-
burn, Cancdy and Charnlry, II any, haN-
ing lien as nlor, SAID on SAID estate, oi
the pendency ot SAID petition, that they
may appcar before said Court and make
| ow their clnims IN conformity to SAID act
/ DANIEL c. DENllAM, Clerk.
II April 3O-3 W
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STEAMER BALLOON We understand
that this steamer, which is said to be ;
first rate boat, is to be here on or be.
fore Monday next, when she will make
an excursion up the river Il short dis
tance, to give our citizens an opporu
nifty ofjudging Of her good qualities
We have received communicates
from a friend in n. York which speaks
in the highest terms of her, rs well as
Of her commander, Capt. Woolscy-
but want Of room we regret obligcs US
to defer it, in common with many other
things prepared for this days paper.
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ALL HAIL VIRGINIA!

Though our paper is filled, and rdi
filled, still We scarce ever regretted the
want of room more than at present.
The accounts from the OM Dominion
come in most gloriously for the cause
of harrison and reform. Tuesdays N.
Y. Express brought Us returns from %
counties, in which the result for mem
bcrs of the House Of Delegates is %
whig and l3 loco ioco. Last year same
counties II wings to p locos-show'ng
clear gain Of 10 members for the
wings. The ". Y. Commercial Adver-
tiser says-"Thc friends oi the admin
siration at Washington give up the
state. Wei they may. And Mr.. Van
Buren, may as we'll give up the game.
In sportslncn's phrase, the whIg5 have
taken his lat trump.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-30

We furnished the editors of tho Cou-
ricr s Enquirer, at their request, 4
short time since, file of our papers
containing the communications of"Nar.
ragansctt." The following is the ed.
tors acknowledgement of their recep.
ton. BY the by "Narragansett" woulc
derive very wide circulation if pub.
lshcd in the Courier and Enquirer.
awe had intended some days since tc
return our thanks to the editor of tho
.Nc~pori Horoid cf he Times, for fI'
Of his Journal continuing the admirubl,
numbers of .Nmr0o0nSH. These pa.
pcrs should be put in a cheap pamphle
form for universal circulation. We d,
not wonder that in the light of sucl
facts, the electors of RHoDE ISLAM
gave such a large majority against th'
administration.
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" z w GOODS.

French, English, aud American Prints,
Mousseilnc dc -Brochellas-
Cassincts-Broadclolhs--
CassIn.cres-plaid Iasiings-
SILKS for DRESSES and BOW
VETS, VIZ:
Black, blue black, aud more than fii-
ty different colors and shades of SILK :,
consisting Of plaid, figured and plain
Gro de Antique ue-POult de Soi-Gro
dc Swss-Gro dc Nap--llalian and
Canton Silks.
Bonnet, cap and neck Ribbons
rich aud fashionable variety Of cheap
and elegant RIBBO.fS.
Summer ilannels, fancy colored bonn
bazines, black and blue blk dtto--Al le-
pines Scarls fancy hdkis.-iancy and
staple Shawls--co,ton Hosiery, cheaper
than ever before known.
Superior Kid Gloves. cheap cotton
ditto-.-lrlsh Linens - Shcctings aud
Shlrings cclored aud white tablelDg-
For saic at
ap 3Ol JAMES iiAMMOND'S.
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has stated II 10 have been his belief for
years past that all corporations would
| vet be DESTROYED by the Vaccinations Ol
Messrs. Kendall, Benton < Blair, and
their associates. The writer owes moth
ing to any Bank excepting as endorser
and guarantee, and that To but n small
amount. lie will farther say, that he
never held an Office, never sought one
never expects one, and would not re-
ceive the highos, that could be confer
red by any power on earth. For more
than Twenty years his life has been ar
duously devoted TO business that has
given him access to every description OF
people, from the highest to the lowest,
more particularly the Farmers and the
laboripg class generally, with whose
modes Of living, customs, and habits, he
is perfectly lamiliar-and his only am
bition is, to be allowed to pass the re-
mander of his life in the peaceful pur-
suits OF agriculture. The writer will
farther remark, that he has never be-
fore appe ared as political writer, and
that he has now been induced to appear
before the public from the sole desire of
doing what little he can to open the eyes
of deceived and much abused people,
to the snares that have been prepared
for them by as corrupt and profligate a
set of men as History has ever given an
account Of
lfevery friend Of liberty throughout
the Union, from the north to the south,
and from the east to the west, will now
surrender all sectional differences and
prejudices, and unite as one man-they
have one more opportunity to free the
United States from the iron rulo of the
unprincipled Cabal who have wound
themselves as serrent around the Con-
stitution and best interests Of our coun-
try, and are now preying on its vtals-
but if they should fooiIshly prefer wran-
Cling about their own petty sectional
differences, TO magnanimously offering
them up on the altar Of patriotism to in
sure the salvation of the whole, and
thereby allow the Office holders and 9TH
er minions of the executive to procure
the reelection Of Martin Van Buren,
i, is the unwavering belief of the writer
that in such an event, Thos. IL. Benton
will succeed him to the Presidcncy-and
tha, he 1hos II. Bentonl will be the
last President the people ofthese United
States will ever elect. And, although
the writer does not pretend to possess the
spirit of prophecy, he will venture to
predict merely from the natural con-
ncXion between cause and effect, and
the tests of experienoe--ihat in case
that man is elected to the Presidency,
the fate of this republic will be sealed
forever, and that ten more years will not
pass away, before the sun of our Iiber-
lv and Union will go down in darkness,
il it is not quenched in blood.
NARRAGANSETT.
ERRATA.-In the last number, 9th column
I'd page, read son the 4th of Mar. 1898 Gen.
Jackson was Installed" aud not 1872 And
~ the last column. ~ lines from the bottom,
read "IS33" instead of 1880.
Also in the present number, near the bot
tom Of the Sd column, Isl page, "Siuh annual
message delivered Dec. =, 1894" should read
"ftth annual message, delivered Dec. 2d,
IS.clO
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-30
From the Baltimore Patriot.
or THE YOUNG
MEMS NATIONAL CONVENTION.
To BE HOLDEN ON THE CANTON GROUNDS
May 4th, 1910.


The Chief Marshal announces the
following as the places where the dele
atoms TO the convention will assemble
preparatory to the formation o! the pro-
cession. The several state delegations
will be formed by their respective Mar
shals, in the order in which they ale
here stated, (cight abreast at O'Clock
precisely, at the following places, viz /:
|. The New Hampshire, Massach hu-
seus, Rhode lslaud, Connecticut, New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and
Delaware dcleg ations on north Cove
street right. resting on Baltimore street.
9. The Mary land, District of Co
lumbia, Virginia and North Carolina
deleg ations on north Cove street right
resting on Baltimore street.
3. The South Carolina, Georgia,
Vermont, Tennessee and Kentucky del
egations on north Pine street ; right rest
ing on Baltimore street.
4. The Ohio, Louisiana, Indiana
and Mississippi delegations on north
Pearl street right resting on Balti-
more street.
8. The Illinois, Alabama, Maine,
Missouri, Michig gan and Arkansas dele
cations on north Greene street resting
on Baltimore street.
6. The Tippecanoe clubs, Nos. ! F., Q,
3, 4, 5, 6, on north Paca street right
resting on Baltimore street.
Z. The 1'ippecanoc clubs, Nos. Z, 8,
g, 10, If, II, on south Paca street ; right
resting on Baltimore street.
8. The President and officers of the
Baltimore city delegations, the members
of the sub committee of arrangements,
the invited guests, the Harrison Con
ven,ion OF Baltimore city, and the Cen
trail Committee, on Baltimore street ,r2h
resting on Coye street, extending west
crly.
Q. Such citizens as wish to unite it
the proce ession, will join the clubs of thci
respective wards.
10. 1t is urged upon ALL to be pune
tual in assembling at 8 o'clock, so as t.
enable the procession TO move at the ap-
pointp1 hour
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Thomas Clark, the black fellow who
was tried before Judge Story for the
murder of nm American seaman on the
coast Of Africa, and sentenced to be
hung on the lst of May, has been par
doncd by the President of the Unitct
States, and liberated from prison
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CoNcLUsIoN OF "FACTs FOR TIE La
BORING Man. I'VE this week present
to our readers the l2th s closing number
of" f"NARRAGANsETT." tbs perhaps un-
necessary to again urge upon them
the Importance OF examining thorough
ly into the FAcrs exhibited by the au-
thor of these articles. We have learnt
with pleasure from various sources that
they arc properly appreciated s sought
for with no ordinary interest wherever
they have been circulated and read
We think we express the universal SEN
timont of tho friends of correct princi-
pies in this quarter, and elsewhere
where these able articles have been pc
ruscd, when VIC say that the public has
been both entertained and enlightened
by them, and that they will be highly
eratitied when their interchangeable au-
thor shall again think proper to take ur
his pen to expose the wickedncss Of the
present Administration.
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y + a T II s 4.

Ia this town, on Thursday last Mrs. Mercy wife %
Mr.. AalaauiI X Wright, and daughter OF Mr.. Al
Hooner ui Fall River ~ thr 9Th ychr Of her age.c
remains were c6nNo y ed 10 Iu River lOr intoimont
On Monday morning last, Mr.. samuel Place, Revo
lUiioinrt Peusioner, aged about Il ycnrs.
In TINS town, Yesterday morning, Mis-, Phehe stanton
aged 80 years. Funeral this acrE"on, from her lat,
resdcHte IN Division street, AT ocloch which thc re-
latiyos aud hicnds are invited 10 uitcnd
In Tye.ton, on the li inst. Mrs. Joshnh,w wife OF Nj
Robert Wcsgatc, aged 81.
Al Westerly, on the I'm inst Hannah Thrston. ngcd
&c wife of J' IN Th,lor Turslun, md daughter %
the laic Thomas Ciurke, Esq. Oi sOnlnson, Conn tor
mcrly Of Scwporl, u. L.
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III H II RALD OF THE TIMES

in Pro- iirrce, on sunay iporDine 'fl mot. b, the
Rev Nh hllch III. Oimid Ni...iu Pence, io Miss
nef1uun r. A. ierwOrih bnth IL lrOt idonrc On i-
daN evening lnsi, 10y the h'y Nj. ppwing Ir seth
scott, o Providence, Ia Ni.s Jarc y L,1Ois daughter
at The lHle Mr.. John Deblnis at tLis town.
H. Fall River, ou Monday the 2Olh mt Mr. rcnul.
white ofTiycuoa, to M.ss LhIlleih T. liathaWny of
IHll Riser.
H. 1yertou. by the Rev. MIR. Jones, Mr.. Iarharlah
French. al Johnston Il. L. Ia Mas Ebnico L. Robinson.
ui iiyrrton.
In Gates CO. n. g. Mr.. Abrsliam Rei.ch, aged -, 10
Miss Mary Hodge,, aged 10.
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PORT OF NE w PORT.
CLEARED
22d-Brlg Gen. Marion, S. lvester, New York.
ARRIVALS.

TUESDAY, April sath.-nrr. ship Wm. Lee IIussey, of
this port from Pacific Ocean. pcrnnnbuco 10th March
with 9gO bbls sperm oil-abfen, 40 months. Len Ht
prrmanbuco, brgs IIalcyOn Pierce, loading tor Boston
clio Trouble disg crked beef Mermaid savOry, ~ day.
from sacm scbr Marion, sturtevant, wis-Mnrkcts
quick for Flour22 COO last snlei F.h 10 O00-lumhcr
duh 3j Gee; Sugars ow and plenty iiidos dcrInihgi
Frriglis G3 10 to Europe North-fi Ia Trieste.
PAssE>GERs.-Mr. VIM. :. NAnderzee and Lady Mr..
Charles :. Wycr, aud Maslor Serene H. Bishop.
Schr seOrpc, Cove, from Boston, Tor Philadt lpia.
On sunday, IN thick tog of Block Island. into
by schooner Gnd received some dauiugo-put IN for
rp
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WOOL CARDING, Spinning, s.
MANUFACTURING.

syNlIE public ars respectfully ysinfcrmed, ih't
9 the subscriber will carry ON the Wool
Cmdmg Spinning ~ Manufacturing business,
at the MlLL, occupied by the late firm of Gould
4 Durlee in Portsmouth, and hopes his old
friends and patrons IN that branch oi the busi-
ness, will favor him with their custom.
ISAAC =. DURFEE.
Portsmouth, April 9, 1910.
NB.-Aicles intended for enher OF ths
above establishments moy be left with Sanford
Almy. LirlIc Compton WIN. Almy. Tiverto"; !;
!. Clifford Bristol Ferry Underwood Carr.
Edward Sianhore, or H. u. Wilbour, Newport
and at B Browns Hotel. Portsmouth.
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Nomination of the National Wing
Con ,cntiOn.
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
WM. HENRY HARRISON,
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
10 N TYL Err,
OF VIRGINIA.

tIa We shall issue our next paper
on Tuesday afternoon on account of the
observation-disclosures therefore will have
the goodness to govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
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TiDDecanOc Club Notice :!

An adjourned meeting Of the TiPpe-
canoe Club, will be held at the Wing
Head Quarters in Church street, or
Saturday evening next All Wings who
arc desirous of becoming mombers o.
this association, will please attend.
BY order-B. III. STEVENS. Sec'ry.
Ap. 80
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al. Each State delegation will be
preceded by banner on which will be
represented the coat of arms ofthe State
The county aud city delegations and
clubs are allowed to use banners and
mo,tos as they may think proper.
A.. The procession will move in the
order indicated above at eight and q
half o'clock. Those delegations ant
clubs posted north Of Baltimore St, a
the column passes down that sh eet, will
left wheel, and join the column those
on the south will right wheel, and so or
10 succession, until all have joined the
proc essiOn.
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Notice

The ouarcrly meeting Of the Newport Anii-Slaycr'
society, will ~ hoicd Hl the jnion Church IN D,istl
street. Tnls EvrNiNG, April 3,,h, at ocioca 10 ~
point delegate. to s.ua tc meeting of the parent ~
cicty in New Work, Ma i2th, l-io.
GEORGE 4. SHAW, Cor. s,c'ry.
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ASYLUM REpoRT.-Thc annual re-
port of the Commissioners Of the New
port Asylum, will be found on our first
page.
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Cloth Dressing, COlOring, 4 &.

yEyllE subscriber, respectfully informs h'
d friends and the public, that he continues
TO carry on the Cieih Dressing and Coio'nts
busiutss at the well known MILL, formerly
rented hy Gould & DuHee, in Portsmouth, aud
" III be happy 10 wait on his old Customers and
the public as heretofore.
THOMAS GOULD.
Portsmouth, April 8, 1910.
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The Nantucket Whale Fisheries will bring
this year, 81 100000 and will average to cv.
cry man, woman and child on the Island,
tiltccn hundred dollars each.
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Us a 81 g s y s. 33,

W. tbs tovyu. ~ SUNDAY i1th inst bv the Rev Nj
Nckrn,tr. Nj, ctreo Iiiudmatch ~ Nss susBu NUS
At y. Nofk ~ ihe goth INST, Mr bsniH.nin Mum
nrd tprncriy uT t's town to Mis- ll,lIn Maria daush
Tea Uf Jd,ej Nda Nh0Ofhi,s, Lsq.
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st-Ts We have no space left for Con-
gressiona ma,terthis week. Since eur
last, personal rencontre between
Messrs. Rice Garland, OF Louisiana,
and Jesse Bynun Of North Carolina
took place in the House, in which Mr.
Garand's face was badly scratched and
an attempt made by Bynuln to stab Gar-
land in presence Of the House. The
scene was tho most disgracctul ever
Witnessed in Congress. They were
separated before doing any material in
jury to each other Instead of imnc-
dlate expulsion, u committee was ap-
pointed by the House to investigate the
facts, and there the matter will proba-
bly, end, SO common have such outiages
become Of late. The dispute was in
relation to the correctness of a docu-
ment lately published in Washington,
showing the national expenditures for
ii number Of years past, which we shall
soon endcavor to publish.
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Ci DER.

.,S barrels SWEET ClnER-nIso, fiF
%c TN barrels LOG G.lBhf. CIDER
tor sale at No. Il, Washington Row.
T.. ALMl.
! Providence, April g5. lSi0.-- np 30
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TT w N r a Y.

I'lIE subscriber gives notice, thot IN con.
sequence of the Icsgualion of the late
Collector Of Taxes, he has been legally ap-
pointed and qualified to collect that part of
The Town Tax ordered To be- assessed IN
juno last, winch remains uncoleclcd.-lle
therefore requests all persons who have not
paid their Tax, to call at Ills Store IN Market.
square and pay the same immediately, bs It
must be closed by lac 2jh OF May next.
ROBERT SHERMAN, I'd, Coir.
! Newport, April %, 1910.
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Election Sapcs. Collars,

.ni a roridg Of fancy d1icis,
IrOR sale very how, by
Il MIs ANNA NJ EDDY.
Goo,s Lat cjh, Custom Hous
apiil 20
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no II N ETs @ H z A p.

N,lILEY will sell florence braid, straw aud
other Bonnets, at one third or one half
less prices than any other dealer In town.---
lie has good assortment.
ALso-A lo, of ShawIs nnd fancy Hand.
krrchiefs, at one half their worth. lot of
Florcncc Bro'ds very cheap.
April q.
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We are informed that the New Jersey
Steam Navig alton Company will run Il
boat daily between Newport and Provi-
dence, election week. Pror. Jour.
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NASHIONABLE Fancy Satin Flo.
Il rcnlinc, Mohnir, Chala and Mar
settles NESTINGS, just opened at
/. GOULD s. SOUS,
ap 80. l7G, Thames st.
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MELANcHoLy-During tho violent
gale from the northwest Oh Monday
morning last, Mr.. Eugene Myhee, (who
had repaired to the south end of the
island in company with several 9TH
ers for the purpose of shooting sea
fowl, was blown of from his moorings
in his small boat of only o feet keel, to
the open sea, (his companions on the
rocks being unable to render him any
assistance) and when last seen, was
making every cxcrtion to keep his boat
from being swampod. Whether he was
enabled to reach any shore to the east
ward, or whether he was picked up by
any vessel which may have discovered
him, is not yet asccrtaincd. 1t is feared +,
however, that he became exhausted and
pcrished. He was upwards of seventy
years old and was n native Of St Do
mingo, whence he left at the time OF
the revolution there, and ever since
then no has resided in this place--fol-
lowing for livelihood the occupation
of fishing and lowling, and sustaining a
character the most unexceptionablc.
We have been rcpc atcdly asked the
question since Monday, why did not the
Revenue Gutter 60 to the assistance Of
Mr.. Myhee ? That is a question we
are not as yet prepared to answer-but
we assure our readers that it shall be
answered as soon as we are enabled to
learn all He tacis in relation to it.
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NEW STOCK
B u y II : g. S Ii o Il S.
*
Benjamin Marsh, .Jr.,

No. l:IS, Thames. street,
Has Just receired spicndd assortment Of
BOOTS s. SHOES suitable for
he approaching SEASON,
CONSISTING of
4 AIDES French Shoes, Victoria ties. IIar-
= rison ties, and large supply of Slipps
and I.ares, manufactured of the frs, quality
Of KID aud morocco. Also Misses Of differ
ont qualities, aud Childrcn's of all description
and colors--together with large supply of
Ladies' low priced KID Shoes, good article,
at ~ els. per pair. G"nllamen's sumner
Boots al $3.50; ditto fine Calf and Seal skiu
Boots.
Al OF the above articles will be sold on az
favorable terms as a, any other store ~ New.
port. Those wishing to purchase vii! please
call and examine for themselves.
n. B.-Gcntemen's fine Boots made 10
order of French Caitskln, after the New
York style, ard warranted 10 iii.
LADIES' and Misses Shoes manufactured 10
order in the neatcst mannct, aud Of the best
materials. April 23, le4O.
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ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Music.

/. President and officers Of the Bal
,imore city delegation, Subcommittee OF
arrana cmenis, invited guests, the liar-
tison Convention and Central Commit
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N..Wl5CAU
ID " II HOU = Il.
GIL EON y \ X X T. II & co,
SIX, COTTON, AND WOOLEN DYERS,

~ OULD respectfully inform their friends
w and the public, tof Newport and v,cIni-
tv.) that they have fitted up anew ~ f.
II u l. : l. with every suitable convr rniencc.
situated on Tanner street cast OF the Fri, nds'
Meeting House, where they are prepared 10
Dye aud finish IN The best possible manner,
the following articles, viz: such as
Bruadclo,hs, Silks,
Casslmcres, Grapes,
Mpribns, SattIns,
tircassldns, Pongees,
Bombazlns, Hosiery,
Gloves, &c.
Also. permanent coors on carpet yarn,
mcrlno, clrcassIan, bombazin.& Grape dresses,
gCutlemcu'S wooden garments, such a dicss,
rock aud great coats, surtouts, vests and pan
,aloons-dyed and pressed, without ripping.
They will also clean gentIemen's WOODEN
garments Of every description, III neat style
-mcrno aud cashmere shnwls clcansed aud
whitcucd, without injury 10 the border--cnr-
pets and wooden table cloths cleansed also.
QF9 All articles left ut the Dye House on
Tanner street, or with the following Agents,
will receive prompt attention. "A. NJ. Tho
mas, w lckford- Burnam q Warning, Fall
River, Ms. lap 23
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-04-30

.GHARLES GYLES, Esq. was appointed
~ Treasurer of the SAVINGS BANk. at u
mcr,ing of the Directors holden 9TH March,
lSlO. and will attend to the duties Of said of.
fee, at the Merchants Bank.
B. ID. HOW LAND, Scc'ty.
April IL.