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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-24
CONGR ESSIONAL.

Our Congressional summary it will
be seen is down to Friday. The re-
marks of Mcssrs Clay and Webster
the former upon repeal Of the Sub
Treasury, and the letter upon the late
annual message Of the President-will
be found highly interesting.
"Thc country will rejoice TO see
(says the Newark Sentinel, } that Mr..
Webster has taken an early occasion
TO expose tho attempts Of the President
and the Secretary Of the Treasury. TO
mislcad the public mind in relation TO
the finances Of the Government
When his motion for referring the f.
nancial part of the Message came up in
course on Wednesday, he embraced
the opportunity Of reviewing it, and ex-
posed in his own clear and conclusive
manner the tissue of misrepresentation,
and, we must add, jesuitical statements,
by which that document endeavors to
impress the country with belief that
the Government is free from debt,
and that its fiscal affairs have been so
well managed that the new administra-
ton will be responsible for whatever
embarrassment it may suffer when it
comes into power"
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d z a + II 8 .

IN thi. town, on Saturday last, Mrs. Abby Wcedcn
widow uT Mr.. James Wccdcn, hged 60 years.
In FRIDAY morning last, Mrs. Niobe Barker, widow
Of the late Mr.. Noah Barker, aged ~ yonrs
In Middletowp, on Tuesday morning last, Elizabeth
Anthony, IN the 7sh year Of her asc member "i the
Societ, Of Friends.
In Portsmouth, On this Island on sunday ast mo
ina, Potter, Esq In the 18th year of his ngc.-Mr y
was formerly member Of the Legislature rom f"rls
month for several wears.
At Savannah, en-, on the 2sth ui. Mrs. Ann Gardner
wife of Mr.. John Gardner, fnfn.rl, oi this town.
On board ship Russeau, Of New Bedford, Sept. eth
Mr. Joseph Crinnel u south kingstOwn, ngcd ~ Years
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-24

The President steamer which sailed
from New York after her return for a
fresh supply Of coal, Nov. llth, arrived
at Liverpool on The 81 ult. after a pas
sage Of l6 days. Great excitement had
been created in England by her non
arrival at the expected time, aud high
rates Of insurance were paid.
The President carried out 81 passen-
gers, among whom were Messrs. Jordan
and Alsop, Directors Of the Bank Of the
United States.
The steamer Acadia arrived out in
her last trip from Bost on 10 Liverpool in
a passage OF i5 days.
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W AsHsHNGTON lsDEEL.
Chesinu .S!rcei-Phiiad.iphia


vB,HIS delightful nrd commodIsus house.
, a, the corner of Chcsnut and Seventh
strccts, over which Capt. .lciircs has pres
dcd for the part two years, has been leased
by the subscriber, aud will be for the future
under the immediate superlntondance OF hlm
SELL and Mr.. John II. Nlckrraon, formerly o.
the City Hotel, Providence. The house has
been thoroughly rehued, aud tnstcluily AZ.
ranged. The parlors and public rooms are
I spacipus and furnished IN style OF elegance
equal To any hotel IN the country, aud th,
dofmItOrIcs. of which there are near one hun
dicd III number are supplied with new bed
ding, and vii be found 10 be airy, neat anC
comfortable, and rs far rs cXlcrnaIs can sc
cure IL. no visitor viii depart from them with
ont having enjoyed :hc luxury of quiet
refreshing nights rcN'se. The proprietor
feeling confident that he has mnusion un.
equaiod for comfort aud elegance, IN a cen.
jral aud fashionable location, aud having ia.
ken 1t with the resolution that no CNcrtluUs
uf hl. own, nor attentions from his assistant
and servants shall be wanting to contribute
to the pleasure aud comf0r, of his quests, he
-obclts visit from travellers 10 this beautiful
city, assuring those accompanied by ladies
particularly, that the, can ~ whore find more
Icommodious and pleasant lodgings, nor n
mofr spacious and well furnished ladies' Or
binary.
II. J lIARTWElM, Proprietor.
J. II. NICK ERSON. Superintendent.
! Philadelphia, Angus, 81, $40. Dec. 3.
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Fashionable
Tailoring Establishment.

'sNIlE subscriber has taken the ,'"rc no
Gently occupied by PycufH & 1W'y
and will coniinue ~ carry Un the 1ahOiihg
business ~ oil us branches.
Cutting particularly ate ndcd to.
lie will keep on hand a well seIcctea a.
sor,ment of Cloths, Casslmcrcs. Ne.unes'
&c sc. WM. L." Iil'Lhi'
Newport. Nov. ~, 1870.
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.ME.NOR.4.FU.H.

Arr NJ Norfok Dec. 18Th, schr Reaper Of North
Kingslown, Mclaughlin, I'm Turks Island Tor WEXFORD.
in distress, with loss Of sails buwarks. rigging, &c aud
hnd been IL days north OF Uattcra.
Arr Gibrnlter 9TH Ut brig Confidence, Bnily, from
New York.
A. curaCoa 2d inst, brig Sea Bird, Hammond, hn 81
Thon,us for New Orleans soon.
Cli at Savannah Ilih inst, schr Eagle, Wylie, for
Havana
Arr ut New Orleans 6ih inst, Schr Wolcoi Northup,
I'm harlestun.
Arr nj Norfolk l7ih. inst, ship Wm Engs Too, 30 Us
I'm Amsterdam in ballast, for orders.
Arr nt Boston 10th inst, schr Isabella, Baker, IN
Baltimore. .
CID at New York on Saturday last, ship kutus"h,
Tu, lor, New Orleans.
Arr NJ Charleston 10th inst, brig ocavia IIoSie, fn
New Orleans.
Arr NJ ST. Marks 10th inst, schr Van Buren, Babcock
I'm New Orleans.
Arr nj New Orleans 10th inst, brig Caspian, swasey
fn Charleston.
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Browns Patent GAIT Saddle.

'uNIlE subscriber having obtained l",trrs
Pa,en, fnr the application ofa ROCK
ING SADDLE to the G1fts of sall vessels.
hereby makes public that he has sppolntcd
VIM II. CRANDALL, his agent for Newport
md Its vicinity.
n. Il. All persons are hereby cautioned
lgalnst making or using said saddles, without
he consent of the subscriber or some of his
gents. JOHN BROWN,
Sionington, Conn
Persons in want Of the above article, viii
please coll on the undersigned n, his ship
ward, few rods north Of the Long Wharf.
WM II. CRANDAbL.
Newport, Nov. 26, IS40.--Gp.
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H.s.COAL COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby Pivcn.ibnt ~ pursuance
~ orthe Charter, tic shares cf the dcln.
ouent Stockholders OF the Rhode lsland
Coal Company. will be sold o, Auction at the
.ales Room oi Whlinm u. Franklin. No. 10
f,rnad Vt. New York, on the 20lh day OF
ianuary ncxi,io satisfy an asscssmrni of two
dollars per shsre. due and payable NJ the OF
fee of The Subscriber, on the ! lib inst,
by OrJ'r.
% T.pETERS 1S~nsurr,.
Por,srnor,h, \ I,Oa ijA lsi) -.!!J
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Fancy Baskets.
For Newport and Providence.
ULNT'ER .qRRA.VGE.HE.ET.

~ Until further notice
f:sa.Ss&.f,e-=,Ts the Mail stage wall leave
{Es;.1yS. III Ass~17IISs Providence for Warren
Brst" and Newport,
every morning (Suudays cxccpicd,) at nlnc
o'clock, a. NJ, aud arrive ~ Newport ai Iwo
o'clock p. NJ. a Mail stage will also leave
Newport for Providence via Bristol and War
rem, u, o o'clock, A. NJ. and arrive IN Provi-
dcucp at o'clock p. NJ, IN time To take The
-lonng,on Cars for New York. the cars tyr
Boston, aud the Stages for Woonsocket and
Coventry. This Is the most direct aud cXpu-
dtlous route between Pr0vidence and New
port, and passengers taking this line may
rest assured that every attention will be paid
Ia render the ride us comfortable ma possible.
The coachcs are in good order--good horses
and careful pnd oblging drivers. There IL
now new horseboal al Bristol Ferry which
makes the crossing much more cxpediii us
and Pheasant than formerly.
0F@ Extra horses and coaches furnished ln
either place at short notice.
Books kept in Providence at the Manniac-
iurcrs and Franklin Hotels; ut Coles ~
Warren. and al Jones IA Bristol. aud al l,aL-
ards and !ownsepts, Newport
q. KiNNiCuTT. Providence,
; MASON, Jr. Warren, Pro-
CliADN ICK, Bristol, prietoIs.
JOHN 6. WEAVER, Newport,
Nov. ~, lSiO,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-24

SuIpwRrck.-The schr. Chickatnbut, of scituate,
Merritt. from Elizabeth CITY, n. e., with corn for New
Bedford consigned To ---- Williams, went ashore on
the \. r.. side oi Brenton's Reef at about A. NJ, on
Tuesday morning. la thick snow storm. The Captain
aud have lefi her and arrived We ARE informed
by Lieut. Trnccy, of The Rev Gutter Vgilant who pas
srd the Reef about o'clock, that he boat her
but the sen WAS breaking completely over the schr
which rendered II impossible for them 10 honrd her II
the opinion o Lieut.. t. that she would 90 To pieces
In very few hours.--Cnpt. MERRITT, does nat know
whether the schr cargo insured or not Ropub
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NOTICE.
f.. +. 6, ". .NEWTON,

W. OULD respectfully inform their custom
w crs that their bills will be presented to
them as usual, on the Let OF January, for set
tlcmcnt.
All persons having demands against us
will please call and receive their Puy.
Newport, Dec. ~, 1910.
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Christmas.

This Joyous anniversary, commcmo-
rativc of the birth day Of our Saviour,
will be celebrated tomorrow through
out Christendom. Washington Irving
thus happily alludes to the religious and
moral observance OF this hallowed lesti-
val.
"Of all the old festivals, however,
that of Christmas awakens the strong
est and most heartfelt associations.-
There is a tone Of solemn and sacred
feeling that blends with our conviviall-
ty and lifts the spirit Ia Il state Of hal
lowed and elevated enjoyment. The
services of. the church about this sea-
son aro extremely tender and inspiring /;
they will dwell on the beautiful story OF
the origin Of our faith, and the pastoral
scenes that accompanied its announce
mcnt: they gradually increase IN tervor
and pathos during the season of Advent,
until they break forth in full jubilee on
the morning that brought peace and
good will to men. do not know a
vrander effect of music on the moral
feelings than to hear the full choir and
IL pealing organ performing Christ
mas anthem, in cathedral, and filling
every part Of tho vast pile with trium-
phant harmony. 1t is beautiful ar
rangcment, also, derived from days OF
wore, that this festival which commem-
oratcs the announcement of the reli-
gion Of peace and love, has been made
tho season of gathering together oi
family connexions, and drawing closer
again those bands Of kindred hearts,
which the cares and pleasures aud sor-
rows of the world are continually ope-
rating to cast loose; Of calling back
the children of family, who have
launched forth in life, and wandered
widely asundor, once more to assemble
about the patcrnal hearth, that rallying
place of tho affections, there to grow
young and loving again among the en-
dearing moments Of childhood y
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-24
SINGING SCHOOL.

A school for instruction in Sacred Vocal
"a Music, was opened by Messrs. WEEDSN
g. SllsBEE, in The Lecture Room of Tlon
Church, on Tuesday evening last, md viii
be continued two evenings wcek-Tncs-
days and Fridays during the winter
An those dcsirous of attending this school ,
arc requested to appear at the Room on Fri
day evening. Terms 81 per quarter
Npwuort Dec 2i 1910
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&S Il "a 3 ! 4 g . s..

on Monday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.. Gn'iit,
Mr. John Bryor, TO Miss Mary daughter oi Mr. Daniel
Anderson, all of this town.
In Bristol on the 18th inst, Mr.. Nathnnci maxwell
to Miss Susan H. sherman both oi Bristol the 18TH,
Mr.. Ira r. Slade, Miss Martha T., daughter OF MT
Allen Munro, all of Bristol.
In Little Compton, Hon Nathan e. Brownoll, o'
Westpor Miss Elizabeth, daughter al the late pch
sylvester Brownell of Little Compton.On the l5tl,
Mr. Gardner r. Dean, Of Fall River to Miss Alice H.
Westgatc, Of Tvorton. 49,.
In Salem, Mass, the 18Th inst, Mr. Lewis T. MiI-
Ter, 10 Miss Martha Render, both Of that city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-24

THE TRoUBLEs on THE NoRTn EAs-
TERN BouNDARY-lt is rumorcd in this
city this morning on pretty good au-
thority, that the troops mentioned by
us a few days since as having been sent
from Quebec to Madawaska, in the dis
pu,cd territory, arc stationed there Tor
the purpose Of enabling the civil au-
thoriiics of New Brunswick to arrest
all those persons who voted at Fish
river at tho election on the I'd of No
vomber last Bangor Uhig, Of The l6h.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-24

A Semi annual Dividend will be paid nj
N the Bank of Rhode island on and after
the lst of January next.
The Annual meeting Of the Stockholders
will be held at the Bank on Monday, Jan. 4th
at o'clock, A. NJ.
w. A. CLARKE, Cashier.
Newnort, Dec. "a 1910.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-24
a Directory
Of all The Business People and Firms q
the Cuu,

me Cuy,
Alphabetically arranged under each business
or profession. THIS Directory will be al
great importance TO ulI uho are in any way
connected with The business interests OF BoS
ton, ms 1t viii bc a complete guide to the
Warehouses, Stores, Shops and Offices ot tie
'cillzcns. The Calendar pages have been
greatly improved, and contain five or six ad
dItional columns OF Important calculations -
The Almanac will contain n corrected mal
of the city. list Of all the Streets, Banks
Insurance Offices, Societies, Biographies al
eminent men, Government Of United Sta,cs
Census Of Massachuscti-, Courts, etc. Pub
nc Institutions, Stages, Packets, etc. aud u
very interesting account OF the city of Low
ell, written by unc OF her citizens.
The work will be printed on Gne paper.
with entire new type, aud handsomely bound
IN clolh.-PrIce 25 cents per copy. y liberal
discount made to t. osc " hu buy L. sell again.
Orders sont TO THOMAS GROOM, 50 STATE
street, Boston, will mce, with prompt aiIcn
ton Dec. 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-24

Army IvTEtLrGrvcE.-1'he Norfolk
BEACON saws i, s requested to state that
Messrs Bcall, Newton and Harden, of
the y. :. Army, who were among the
passengers in the Louis Philippe Tor
IInvrc. on the 9th inst were n commits
sion appointed by the Secretary Of War
10 digest and report n system of inctlcs,
SC. Cor IN, Caytl'y service of the Uni
ted States.
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NeWDOrt Bank.

A Scmi-annua Dividend will be paid al
"A the Newport Bank on and after the lst
day of January,
The annual meeting for the election oi
Directors, will be held at the Bank Oh Wed.
ncsday, Jan. 9th, 1871. at p. NJ.
5. CAllOONE, Cashier.
Doe 2i
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-24

CHRISTMAS EvE.-Wc arc requested
to mention that services will be held at
Zion Church, this evening ,-commcn-
cling at half past o'clock. Dec. 81.
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sDO not Forget.

4 AN bringing my ni'hirs to n close as "a Il
Il as the times viii let mc,-l have siill o
iar stock Of goods, among thrm Lace Goods
of every description, and viii nnderscII my
ncighbsrs, which they willingly consent to
as they arc anxious to clear out 50 great =
pest az have been and am 10 them. Wili
NV friends aud customers help INC OF with
the remainder of NY stock. that ] may be
enabled 20 attend to the planting ot corn ~
duo season. Twill let the north pat oi my
store. back room, and basement and give pos
.e,.ton on or after tho frst of January, leil.
WN. JAMES 1iLLEY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-24

The Providence Journal of ysstcr-
day, says-"On and after w cdnesday
the @3d inst. trains 10 steamboats, will
leave Providence but three times a
week, viz:-Monday, Wednesday and
Friday" "
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-24
Winter Articles.

GtOTTON Batting and waddmg :. cheal
~ cloth for coB,forters, blankets md nan
nels yarn commuters muils lined gloves
woollcn mitlcns and gloves; knitting yarn
mocasslns and woollcn hose hupcspun PLAID
aud plain fl,nurls Alpincs. Mcr,nos and TIN
bets, for sale at JAMES IlAMMONDS.
Dec. 10.
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Dec. 81.
u Office.

EpENJAMIN MARSH Jr. most respect
- fully gives notice to his customers that
their yearly accounts will be ready and pre-
sen,cd the lst day of January, ns usual, anC
all those having demands will please present
the same for payment.
Newport, Dec. 81, 1870
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-24

SnIpwREcK.--rhc schr Grcensberry Holt, from the
srhu,lk for this port with cargo Of Cos, to Robert
stevens, Esq went ashore the 10th inst. Ia Iiiil'
Egg Frrhor, and biged. The Captain snls the coal i
insured ~ New York. lie has offered the Nes,ti all,
cargo for sale.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-24

eryD The Boston Patriot, from which
we copy the Brighton market report,
was not received Yesterday.
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JUST EsEICE7VED

.1T TIE LqDIES ORNiVE.NT.iL
H3iR EMP ORiNN
1877, TllAMEs-STREET,
4 VARIETY Of Ornamental Hair Work
"a among which are French wire pnT.,
rinelets, &c. J. REMOND.
n. Il. All descriptions Of hair work mann-
raclurcd To order. Ladies eurls dressed by
entire cold process. Dec. 3.
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Great Britain has acknowledged the
independence Of Texas. The treaty
was duly signed on the 10th November.
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ARRIVALS.

TuruspAv, Dec. Eth.-hr-. sclrs. Agawani. Hnln-
ham n H. rorn Iiaitax for New loih Samuel So
pIcton, Eldrdgc I'm Hosion or do cherokee. Preshy,
tn Isuuinn fir dos Hornet. Burt IN do TOR DO Gen
C.bh, ,o.b, hn Prov for baltimore Joseph Brayton,
IIra, ton. I'm k,nnehec hpr Philadelphia.
rpip,y, prr 18Th Arr. Brir Lexington, Ferry, In
Hsltrnor, with -four md cora N ~. Tisdalc, IsG.
SATURDAY, Dec. ltih.--A Arr. Marshall, BNsun. ofa
fer New liaytn 10 H. I'm Ponrsir, with Sail Touth Ned
NJ ponnair Nov. ggth, taft WIN. Francis, fluwtv, ~
New yors m River Brss., ton.t ~ hhtca. Tor Cura.
eoa ard thence IA WANHnr. The apt ,itics hai ts
-. no. ,ri.. --,,s' ~ ,hs oss' hy ihs spi ofa
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For New York.

Daily line from Sioningion.
nsyT TIE steamboat Mo.
"a h uEGAN leaves Stoning.
;;..:s.,,I2 ton every Monday Wed
ssS-A-s--S---'-S- -'-aa'-.1 nesdsy, aud Friday, al
8 Z. M.--and the NARRAGANsErr on ever,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at The
same hour. Dec. IL.
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For = ATE or EICt,

Esg,I THE Subscribers new dwell
Aa..rk ling house IN Broad street. re-
S@1siiL Gently occupied by Moses H.
Deedc. For terms &c. en-
0uIre of Il. l.. HAM MOND.
Dec 2i. lS1O
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Christmas and New Wears
PRESENTS.

a splendd nssor,mcn; of FGncy Goods
~ ard TOYS, suitable for Christmas nnd
New Years Presents; also musical las'ru-
mcnts. aud instruction books for the Acoor-
dior.
last received, and for sale at the conicc'
,ionary and variety store of
Il. STACY. Jr.
Directly opposite the Pos, Office.
Nov -.
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I-,sI want TO sell my place, fouI
glF.srL and n half mics from New
M.F;siX port, few rods from The main
,ss.-Tf, road that leads TO he Stone
BUdge. ~ acres or thereabon's with two
story honse, painted, % by Is feet new barn.
aud other out buildings, trsi rate well oi
water, with u garden containing currani,
gooscberry and raspberry bushes. aud aspora'
gus bed--i acres Of fruit irecs.applfs, pears,
peaches, cherries of three kinds-reinains o'
d nursery of apple aud bulton~ood trees
OK and horse carts wagon, farming tools,
and oil the stock For further particulars
please to sisi, the premises. and see tor yonI
selves. PARDON WHITE.
Portsmouth,, Dec. IL, Ie40.
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NEWPORT LYCEUM.-Question
for debate on Tuesday e7ening next
"B an extension Of Suffrage desirable in
this SiateP" Dec. 24th.
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NEW MUSIC.
ron THE PIANO FORTE.

JUST Ftcttred from .'cW Io'"'
4 great variety Of Marches. Walizs, Qpad-
N rifles. Songs &c. &c. Also great va
ric,y ci sacred songs, beautifully arranged
'or the Piano Forte, aud adapted for sabbath
evening recreation.
Song of David, Song Of Joseph,
Song of Miriam, Song OF Maj.
Song To the Dove, Song md march Of the
He comeili, I.evi,es,
Charity. God lsevcry where,
The Infant's Prayer.
Alsoa great variety o. Harrison marches
lnd Wing Songs.
For sale at the variety store Of
i. STACY, Jr.
Directly opposite the Post Office.
Nov. 2G
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Stoves ut Cost.

- BEING determined 10 close my business by
ID spring, and having u large number, ct
various patterns. on haud--f will sell any Of
hem at cost for cash. Those who are IN
want had better call soon, or they will lose
;he opportunity Of supplying themselves at
so ehcap rate. WM. l.. MELVILL.
Nov = lrJO
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PORT OF NE w P0R 7.
CLEAR ED.

lsth. ,chr. Rochester. Haskell, Charleston.
als,, Bris Evi'. sis-on, New York.
10. do. Mar.hall, Bryson, New Haven.
10. sehr. Agnvsm, Human, New iofs
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ssTATEMENr Z of the situation of the Banks
- in Rhode Island on Monday. Dec. T.,
1910, Us the same appears from The Returns made
10 the Bank Commissioners.
LiAgiLiTIEs
Capi,al Stock, S9.97i,si5 90
Bills in Circulation, I,o9o,'oZ oZ
Balances due other Ranks, A69,7ll W
Nel Profits on hand, aoI'oEo of
Dividends unpaid, Zz''oo 20
Deposits on interest, ''"'o"o oo
Deposits not on interest, eZo,'oo 20
Total a,nosn, Of Liabilities, Sl3,779,l55 81
RESOURCES.
Loans mud Discounts. SIi,92O, $3.50 81
Snccic IN Bank. 3i2,55l 81
Bill. of other Banks, 3oo'iI9 %
Balances due from other Banks, 7Oo,IZZ ~
Stock IN own Bank, ioo,poo -
Stock Real Estate & other Property, 323,3il o.
T,,,l on,ount of Resources SIY,7.3, So 81
! Or,he bills aud notes discounted, there i- due
out of the state, the sum OF Sl,31i ,9ZI 10
And payable IN the state, 7,oio ,eoo 10
OF the circulation, there is held
by the banks, 2ls'Z11 oo
In the hands of the public. ,296'SoS 10
BY comparing the above Abstract with the re-
,nrns mad, TO tho Commissioners, November I'd.
1910, it aipcars lha, since that d"'o.
m. lircuia,i,n has been reduced, S2.26s Is
The Specie has been increased, l9,o" ~
The Deposits, including Dividends
unpaid. have been reduced, 5O,67O 20
And The Loans and Discounts have
been reduced, 37,OOs 0,
HENRY ANTHONY, Bank Com
\ WM. PECkiihM, ) missioncIs.
| Office Of the Baak Commissioners,
/ PIouidence, Dec. l7th, iol0.
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-12-24

sL,"Wo regret to be obliged to state,
that the Rev. A. III. DUMoNT, who has
been the Pastor Of the United Congre-
pational Church in this town, for up
wards Of seven years, has thought pro-
per to accept call to become Pastor
Of the First Presbyterian Church, in
Morristown, N. j., and that he will re-
move there in the course Of few days.
Mr.. ID. will leave behind him in this
place, many warm friends, who have
become attached to him not only for
his eloqucnce and solicitude as an
Evangelical eypounder Of the Gospel,
but for his admirable social qualities as
a man. IL may be justly said Of MIR.
Dumont, that as Divine, he is among
the most eminent of the present day.