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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-28
NOTICE.

Tho Seventh annual meeting Of the Rhode
Island State Anti. Slavery Society, will be
holden at Providence, on Thursday and Fri
day, the llth and l2th Of November next
commencing on Thursday nt 10 o'clock A. NJ
A general attendance of the friends O
Emancipation, and Of ull interested in th,
Slavery question, is requested, as severe
important subjects will come up for discus
sion.
The interest Of the meeting will be height
ened by the. presence Of q number Of friend,
fiom abroad, including several able speakers
Friends from the country on arrival in The
city, are requested TO report themselves q
the Anti Slavery Office, No. IA Wesi,nin
ster street, where the place Of meeting vii
be made known.
PEiEG CLARK, President,
WV. APLiS, Rec. SecIy.
Oct %.
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In this town. on Sunday morning last, Mr.. William
Barber (seni publisher .f the Newport Mercury sgsa
years Mr. Frederic Altman IN the 76,h year OF hi,
nge.
At the Newport Asylum. on Monday last, nner shor
hut painful illness, which he bore with patience, James
Clarke, n colored man, aged about 1s yenrs.
In Miidi.town, on FRIDAY morning last, Mr.. John
Clarke, Vi this town, aged 68 years.
In Provideaes, the 18th inst, Mr.. Russell Poter
nged 81 years-On Wednesday last, Tbomas w illisms
eldest of tho Rev. William Jackson In the goth year
of his age, Ou Tuesday, John u. Spoonsr, son Of Mr.
seth Spooner, In the Ith year Of his nse.
In Bristol, the l7th INST, Mrs. Rrbecca Munroe
wife Of Mr.. Thomas Munroe, sgsd about ~ yrnrs
In Warren, wrdne.du, Goth INST, Mrs Patience C
Cole, daughter OF the late James MAXWELL IN lbs ASH
ear o her uKr--On Friday last, Mrs. Betsey Ctk
Wi. of the lnie Nj. VIM. Child, ssch IS >earh.
IL North Kiag.town, on Monday last, Mr.. Zrbedes
Narthup, aged % yeRrs--a Revolutionary Pensonrr.
IL Savannah, Geo, 18th ins OF the southern fever
Joseph w. son OF Mr.. John Wilder oi Providence sgcd
"a years.
A. sea, bosrd bark Sarah Lee 21,h ult, Of brain
fever Em, u. Randall, of bristol, Hgud Il Years,
In pbiladeiphn, Saturday Inst, MIR. Vim. Msrshal
formerj is of violence, .sed St years.
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NEW BOOKS
For sale al James Han.,aond . Dooksior,

For sale al james Han.,aond' . bookstore.
The Martyrs of Science; or the lives oi
Calico. Tycho Brake ond KrpIcr, by Sir Da.
vid lrewsler, vol.
An historical aud descriptive account of
Iceland, Greenland and the Faroc lsluud-, I.
Manners and customs Of the Japanese IN
the 10Th century, from the account Of recent
Dutch residents in Japan, I vol.
The History of Connecticut from The first
Dwight, jr. vol.
Ruins of Ancient Cities, with Q general md
particular account of their rise, fall. and pres
ent cNndiiiap, by Charles Bucke. 2v.
Masterman Ready. or The Wreck Of the
Pacific. by Marfyati. 1 vol.
Rollo's Code of Morals. or the Rules Of
Duly for children, by Jacob Abbott, vol.
Oct IL.
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STATE .TEMpERANcE SOCIETY.

I
nNiE Annual meeting Of the Rhode L.
n land State Total Abstinence Society
viii be holden At Providence on Tuesday the
1th Of December next. in the FTa Bapiisi
Church, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. All Total Al.
siinence Societies in the State are carncs,ly
requested 10 sppoint Delegates aud the
Secretaries 10 send their Reports Immediately
IL Elder l. 8. Parker, Corresponding Secre.
tary, or either uf the Committee.
Several interesting subjects will be brough,
before the meeting and sn Address may be
expected in the Evening from an eminen,
defender Of the cause. Places Of entertain
ment for the Delegates, among tho friends OF
tho Cause.
HENRY CUSHING, }
J. b. NICHOLS. Com.I
SAM'L. W. WHEELER,
| Oct. 26.-6w.
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Prospectus
THE L AU r Ell:
@ssi" @ilsrsry @Yesissry,
Devoted TO
Literature, Science and The Ats

YNiiE subscriber, in compliance with the
- urgent solicitation of many persons of
this place. who are dcsir"us Of establishing,
IN this town a periodical exclusively devoted
10 Literature and Miscellany, proposes Ia
publish a semi. monthly literary journal, iha,
shall meet the cordial appreciation of both
sexes that shall instruct, interest aud nmuse
making n repository Of the checest gems Oi
literature. both original and selected.
lie 10 well aware Of the i'll success that
has attended similar efforts, in different parts
OF the state but he is nevertheless willing
to make the attempt, and ascertain who are
disposed to promote and encourage tho IN.
dertaking.
The LAUREL will contain original coinnu
nlcations IN Prosc aud Poetry, together with
interesting selections from the Knickerbocker
Ladies' Companion, Lndies' Book. Rna in
tact, all The literary works OF the day. II
offers good opportunity for those who dc
not subscribe for. The above named works, to
patronize tho LAUREL they will thus obtain
all that Is most valuable IN our principal lite.
rary journals, for q mere tribe.
The Editorial department will be chiefly
conducted by a literary gentleman, whose
services have been secured for that purposc
and who has ut command, ample means o
producing m interesting and valuable peri
odlcnl. The typographical execution will be
neat and plain,
COSDirIoSs.--'rhe LAUREL will be pub
ishcd al the office Of the HERALD or rmr
TINES, in quarto forIn, of eight pages. thrc.
columns each, on fine paper and new type
semi. monthly, a, the low price of one dolia'
per annum, in adpause, ar one dollar and NM
cents, at The end qf he year.
The first number vii | be issued on the is,
Of November, providcd u sufficient numhcI
of subscribers arc obtained 10 warrant tie
undertaking on or hefore the 20,h Of October
Subscriptions received at the office Of the
Herald Of the Times.
JAMES ATKINSON.
Newport, Sept. 40, lS1l
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From the National fntelilgeneer,

III. S. Army AND NAvY.-The official
Army Register for I84l states that the
United States Army, in officers and
men, number 10, 539-ihe militia SOB.
5ol. The American Navy is compos-
ed Of
Ships Of the line, (7i& 100 guns II
4" razce, $50 guns,)
Frigatcs, ist class, (i4 gups,) II
I'd class, (36 euns)
Sloops Of war, is to 20 gpDs,) 81
Briggs g 10 guns,) 4
Schooners, 6 to 10 guns! 8
Steamers, 1.-TWO Of them frigstos, 4
Store ships &c. 3
Total 56
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IL q - & 40 g ES.

In Providence, on "Wednesday goth inst. Mr.. Samuel
Cooke, OF Mshdon, Mass, to Miss Abby T.. Humphreys
OFF. On Tbursdsy last, Mr.. T. A. u. Brown of Cam.
bridge, Mass, To Mis-. Mary M. Csmneii, VI =. On
sunday ssensng tssi, Mr.. wm. D. dulles. of Norwich
c. - Miss Harriet N. springer. OF Providence.
In Warren On the 18th INST, Mr. John Salisbury, j. Ia
Mis-. Abby w., eldest daughter orCapt. Dsj Foster, all
OF Warren.
In Pawtucket on the 18th inst, Mr. Henry W. Pratt
"f Pro, idenes, to Miss esey W. Thurber of the or
mer place.
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REMOVAL.

I GOODSPEED respe cifnlly informs his
~ friends snd customers that no has re-
moved his AUCTIONS CO.N.ufSSiO.N
STORE. to No. e7. opposite the Post Office,
where he will continue to carry on the ab"vo
business. On hand, new and sccond hand
stoves. suitable En vessels and family use;
furniture, hroadclolh. rcd aannei, paper hang.
ings. marine shells, and all kinds af goods
usually Eund in an Auction Room. and will
euend nuriion sales in any part of the town
on reasonable terms. Grateful for past ia.
vors he respectfully sollcits share Of future
patronage. Oct. z, Isal.
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Total

TWr BosroS GAYS paid visi, 10 ilis
.riiy ycsicroay. They were received by lhr
Fisi Light Infantry and by number Of ei,i.
zcns on horsrbaek. aud escorted through The
city. whcre they made very iino appearance.
In the afternoon they went through their
drill. which was unch admired. aud sner.
wards sird at the City Ilolel. IN company
with t,. Infantry aud q number VI !avi,cd
guess Prev Jour. 2Uh.
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Newport LyceuuSbI.

A meeting Of the Lycenm will be holden
at the Room. opposite the Post Once, OH
Monday Evening. Nov. !, at Gi o'clock, tn
make preparations for the Literary exercises
Of the season, and for other business. a
general and punctual attendance Is requested.
Oct % J. NJ. LYON, Sec'ry.
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NOTICE..

TNIIE Co.par,nership heretofore existing
! under the firm of John ". Davis, Jr. 8.
Co 10 this day dissolved, by mutual consc mt.
Persons holding demands sgainst the late
arm are requested to present them for set.
tlcmen, to JonS w. DAVIS, !Ssnior, who is
authorised TO adjust the same.
Newport, X. l. Oct. 9th, 1871.
JOHN w. DAVIS, .tnior.
JOHN w. DAVIS, Senior.
a Il. JogS w. DAVIS, Senior. will con.
,inuc to accommodate The public, at the cid
stand, No. 100, Thames. s.aircct, aud hereby
respectfully solicits a continuance OF their
liberal patronage.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-MosDAY, Oct.e5th
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser Il Patriot

A. market $500 Beef Cattle, 1900 Stores 500 Sheep
aud $40 Swine.
PRIcrs--Bcef Catte-A small advance was effected
and we quote 10 correspond First quality as
IS second qnniitv "a IS third quality sSH4.
Barrelling CRtle-Choice lots Of Mess Cattle were
i.ksnn 425: We quote Mess a . 2si No. l. -
No. q, $50
5tOres-rwo year sid l2; three year old SIS 81
Sheep-Dull, aud prices low We noticed sales al
81 II, 25, I ~, l 62, l 20 und IS.
Swine--ssiss quick at y small advance Lots I. ped
die Sc for sows aud &c for Bnrrows A. retsil ts
81 cents.
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r-1.ToOruAcIIu,rooTuAcmru

1tpIItt NCllr'l \ Nv iUe pttr lthsrrcs.t.
~ been dian,t,sd 'h,, the pntsf fripet ~ rsh e"n
ncd with M i,.p ,ip,tt prpdrr q fluin t atue
,smeGy hs tlr cn'hn'b will ~ tss nsiVs ~ nnsi
essky ant tsDssr them ~ ia ts iist ih'y may hs
6I "a vi b-i, To- q. Tue rr w. Auitie 10 tor ssls
N ~. IH Nvk, 40. tsi W sbirttn Of tsetI Jns. ~ :.
d.r. C.yn e.t Jamss I".is. Gr>@atL zoe gcnuifs
anss., .ae! by tho pfAp,irtl', Nm. bfow Zee
csris.I : n iisste ~ 90 ihs Al r.ti.as. Pofsie
e. AsN,-s. = Il fa''c' shE fiLis5 a
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--7-----
TOWN TAX.

vUNHE subscriber, Collector OF tho Town
u Tax, hereby gives notice that he has re-.
-oived from The Assessors, ihs lax Book for
Isii, aud r-qneris oil psrsous subject TO tara.
ion, 20 call >, his office No. %, opposite the
ro,, Ofiire, Thspcs street, and settle.
JEREMIAH GODpSPEED. Collector.
n, "a
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-NEW JERSEY STE. an .v:qyIC. .aTIO, |
COMPANY.
Daily Line fur New York.


.[NH Sicamcr Mass. .lCHU.
Gh SE1'2'S. Captain Com
yaY$?;r;s1;SS 4siock. aud RHODE rs.
LAND, Captain Thayer.
The Rhode Island from Providence Mon.
dsys nt ] a. IA. via Newport. and on Wed.
ncsdays and Fridays from S,oningion.
The Massachusetts from S,onington on
TnrsdayA. Thursdays. and Saturdays.
One of the steamers Of this Line will leave
Stonineton and N. York daily. Sundays tx.
cepiedl nt the usual hour on the arrival of the
train that leaves Boston at 4 o'clock.
| Fnrc. 81.
Freight from Providence to New York 6
cents per cubic foot.
KIP NO EXCUSE ron A COUGH.
| Th"rc il m mistake in tho genuine CON
POUND BONESEr cANnY, .MgDIC.4.
TED, il YOU procure the genuine article
prepared by WIN. RRGWN, Chemist. 45i
Washingion street, Boston. For genuine
see that the candy is stamped WM. BRows.
mud he directions signed nlso.) In curing
Coughs, Colds. llosrsencss. Sore Throat,
Phihi'ic. Hooping Cough, &c, this is the
article thai has given 30 much satisfaci iion
the past thirteen years, for the above purpose
/ uHu lof CleaIlnE tue vOiUc Uf tOcdIists unH
public speakers. No better evidence is
wanting Of its superiority over nll other kinds
0: cough remedies, than TO read The following
certificate.
! hereby certify TINT have msnc fputurcd
frotn a inedicatcd dccocilon furnished by
VIM. Brown, rising Of TIr,niy Thousand
Pounds .: his CoNrorNp BoArsEr CANDY
Z, and from tho present demand, the sales must
very much increase the coming season.
\ JAS. RICHARDSON,
T5 Washington street.
There is no longer any dppb, in rec ON.
Incnding the above as the most popular rem
cdy for coughs. Sc. In fnct. it is literally in
the mouth oi The whole community.
CACrIoS.--There being now offered To
The public several counterfeit articles, intend
ed TO be palned OF for genuine, | again
mention that tho directions are signed WIN.
Brown.
The true article is for sale in Boston al
wholesale and retail by the Manufacturer.
corner Of Washington and Elliot sts., Wm.
BRowS; and in Newport by z J. TAYLOR
and Il. n. H.iZ.4RD. (Oct. 81.
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MEMORANDA.

Spoken 7ih inFt, Jst 81, Ion a. sch ssppeto, Town
send, Irncs ds Tor Nassau, N. =. -
at St. Augustine, 5th inst, sch Tasso, Bnrdiek,
YORK
Arr at Lisbon, l,h ult, brig Coincidence. Daily, from
New York.
cid Al Georgetown, 3. C., 18th inst. sch Hannah
PitmRn, Tor ~. Thonns.
At tho Isle oi Flores about July co. brig Helen Price
of this port, with 200 bbls sp oil.
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October 90.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY
RECENT ADDITIONS.

H RECENT ADDITIONS.
Caroline Gilman, 2 vols.
1854 DE Clifford, or the Constant Man by
Ware, 2 vols.
1855 The martyrs OF science, or the lives oI
4 Calico, Tycho Brahe aud Kepler by
Sir David Brewster, IF. l.. 1907 vol.
1856 An Historical and Descriptive account
of Iceland, Greenland aud tho Turoe IL
lands, F l. 1871 vol.
1857 Manners and customs Of the japanese
| in the nineteenth century, from recenl
accounts of Dutch settlers in Japan, IF
l. 1897 I vol.
first settlement to the present tiuie, by
Theodore Dwight, Jr. IF L 1881 l7ol.
$3.50 Ruins Of Ancient cities, with general
and particular accounts Of their rise and
foil and present condition, by Charles
Buche, IF l. l34 T. 1857 2vols.
2960 Masterman Ready, or the wreck Of the
Pacific, by Capt. Maryatt, ! vol.
296l Confessions, or the Blind Heart; a Do.
mcslic story, by Smms, 2 vols.
1860 The Miser,or the convict Of Lisnumona,
by William Cartoons 2 vols.
1868 Cecil, or the adventures Of Coxcomb,
u novel, 2 vols.
N. b. 4 New Catalogue Of this Library
has been published this season, to which is
annexed the additional, that makes the cata-
logue complcts up to this date. Price 25 cts
This Library contains upwards Of
1000 VOLS History Y0yoges and
| Travels
1000 vOLS.-.Miseeiianeous rsrhs-
| and
5000 vOLS.-h oreis-T Tales and Ro-
mdnces-
In all, over 5,000VOLS.
Being the Lnrges, Circulating Library in New
England.
SEW WORKS ARE CONSTANTLY
ADDING.
The terms ef this Library are-to annual
subscribers 2 dollar, per annum. payable in ad-
yance--who are entitled to I seu Of books ut a
ijme. and can exchange them when they please
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FGR SALE,
Evening school.

gUyHE subscriber would respectfully inform
Il his patrons and the public, that he pro-
poses opening his Evening School on the 9th
OF next month
\ few more scholars ma, be received into
tho Day School. THOMAS y. NICHOLS.
18th Of 10th mo. lSil -6w
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PORT OF NEWPORT,
CLEARED.

Qist, ScL Cysnet, wyiie, Coosawatehis. =. C.
I'D, Brig Sooy, Townsend, New I.ondsm.
Esd, uriy Annsw on, 5sndf,rd, Wilmington, CT sci
R"wena, Williams, do doj sioor RisnF, Duriee, Ns~
kark
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For Sale,
Five Years in a Lottery Office,
OR, az EXPOSITION OF THE LOTTERY
SYSTEM IN THE UNITED STATES

vI,IIE favorable notices which this book ha.
4 received induces the author to call pub.
lie attention TO ii believing that it's ex,cn.
sive circulation will have salutary effect
upon The morals Of the community. To en-.
counter an evil of so long standing rs the
Lottery, and 50 deeply ,ooied in the public
policy. requires some effort on the part Of
the friends Of reform; aud ns no better means
can be devised 10 promote n reformat ton Of
its abuses than an unvarnished statement ui
the internal management os the Lottery.
a ready sale is anticipated. To accomplish
thus object the price has bee n fixed nj 25 ctr
Subircis Considered: Origin of Lotteries
Suicides in Paris. Lottery in England-its
/ effects. Considered ms a mcsps of revenue.
First American Lottery. Danjshcd from
some States Dawn of reformation in Rhode
island. OF the old loiicry-irauds discover.
cd. Combination system described. Lot
tory scheme examined. I.oss In buyers no
risk to Managers Capital prizes seldom
sold aud why. Lottery wheel Secretary
Of State. Drawing of the combination avs
TEN described. Conlurot's fca;s. How fraud
may be pe,priralcd- lnducement to comm,
fraud Faro table. Mistakes in drawing
duplicate numbers. &c. Evils inherent ~
'no IoleTy nave eeh'y 'C""scu' bNcm
Of The fraud. Number nf grants of
lotteries daily drawn. Constituents of Ga.
ming. Annusl ,ax-,cD millions of dollsr
A mount oi tickets daily sold. Sum annually
exposed IN the lottery. Mnliiipdcs reduced
io bankruptcy. PscK.Gr srsr,n described
eleven packages out of twelve eerts'n la
lose. Temptations to buy package. Tw"
priccs f"r retailing. Insurance. Rule fu
determining number Of tickets in any scheme
School Fund lottery violates the law of it,
existence. Tables of all the lotteries now
drawn IN tho Middle and Eastern States
showing the number ol ballots drawn .aroun,,
of schemes, scheme price. retail price, &e.-
For sale at The Bootstores.
ProyidcncS, Oct ~ lstI. -2nct.
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4 colored woman wanted, to do the work
IA ip . large famiy-one that can come
well recommended. Enquire Of the Printer
of his paper. Oct. %.
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John Il. Townsend, ,

FFERS for sale, handsome assor,men,
~ OF goods, suited TO the season, comprising
Broadclotis, Cashmere. ,Satiincts, Pilot Cloths,
erinos-Fall Calicocs, Brown Linen Table
Cloths, Damask Table Covers, Piano Covers,
Winipr Ginghsms, Ladies Cloths for Cloaks,
Winter Ribbons, and variety Of other goods
1t low prices. Oct I4.
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Retailing NOIasSCs.

IS hhJs first quality retailing
NfA CUBA MOLASSES, for sale
&S JG Il 5. wHiTEHoRNE,
D.r,ps' HhaIf.
n, 4
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BOOTS g. SHOES.

EAA Pairs Of Ladies, Gentlemcn's and
OVV Childrcn's new aud fashionable
Boots, Bootc0s, Shoes, Pumps, Slippers and
Cater Boots, made By good workmen, and OF
good stock, aud for sale cheap, at No. ~,
Thames street, by GOODSPEED.
| Persons wanting the above article, will please
to call and examine for themselves.
July 10.
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September 2, la4I,
RHODE ISLAND COAL.

V>llE attention OF the inhabitants or this
> town, i, respectfully chilled 10 the using
VI Coal from the mines nt the North end oi
this IesIl, 4 .ond Of this Coal was landed
yesterday ,n Stevens Wharf.--it is much
handsomcr than any before sen, TO market,
and will no doubt give satisfaction 10 all who
may give il a fair trial
The price will be 5000 for q ton Of e2ip
lbs. IN the lump--dclivered at any part Of the
town.
Tho subscribers hare n contract for limit.
ed quantity OF this Coal, and would recon
mend To all who will be likely 10 want it,
that they hand ~ their orders rs soon as
possible. that VIC may judge Of the quantity
that mny be required To be brought to this
town for the approaching pinter-as The
mines being new, 1t is uncertain about dc
pending on a positive supply through the
winter. wM. c. COZZENS, s. Co.
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BcaI's E7air Restorative

is an acquisition 10 the toilette of l.ndra
u and Geu,lc mcn that will never be dis.
pcnscd with by those who have tested it's al.
mirablc qualities.
Used ~ a pomatum, il viii preserve th"
hair in n most beautiful condition, keeping IL
son and glossy, and dsposing u 10 curl most
luxnrinntly. II will impnr 10 light, sandy
hair, darker and richer SHADE, aud wonder.
fully improve the appearance of oil shades
and colors.
For sale by r. J TAYLOR.
May 20. IiS Tbane s.strcee
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YVES, the late gale has blown down oil our
4 qn,nccs--,hcn It you would make sa.
wing o: 90 per cent. 20 to OMAN'S NEW
GROCERY, on Church street. lutte above
the Masonic Lodge. aud purchase a most en-
cclrn, quality of DRY SUGAR u, twelve
pnnnds for one dpllar-and thus saye by pre-
serring.
N. Is. Any article Of equal quality MS cheap
ns sny where; md delivered in nDy part OF
the town free of charge.
Newport, Oct. 9, lSIl-dw.s
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NEW rs'' Print, j1si rs,siyed BY
" u SESSIONS
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JUST RECEIVED,

A. No. 1872,
Black Beaver Clo,h-snd low priced prints
BY J. NJ COOK, a Co.
Oe,. 70.
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White Lead,

su>IIE subscriber wishes TO inform the pub.
u lie, that he sells at bis paint store, ut the
foot Of the Parade, Brooklyn White Lend Ex-
ira for s cts per ID. No. at cts; Imperial
Green nj II cts. per lb. aud Linseed Oil at 90
cts. per gallon.
P.S. Sarrannac and Rcdford Crown Glass
glued not one dollar lees than any other paint.
or, bot on as honorable terms.
Aug. 20. T.. J. READ.
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VEsTLNGS.--sptin, plain and fig
v Sevd. - Challa, Valsneia, and
Marseilles. Of now psltc,ns--just
received ut I. GOULDS SONS,
l76. Ihsaes-sireet
JuSe 10.
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JUST RECEIVED,
ArTnEsroRE l4D rlIAMrs-sr.


IA GOODS, which will be sold at the
following low prices:
| Rirh Figured Eolicns, for B2 cts & 81;
| Jet and blue black Apnes 75 cts. To 81 {;
/ ~ Figured Saxonys, 31l cts
l5-4 - SO cts (;
I 6-j Super do do 65 & IS cts
Black and coIorsd Orleans Cloths. SO 4 50 cts:
White aud coorcd w ool Flannels, rs cts. to rs;
Cling shams, i2i cts. 10 30;
"A Super. French Prints, rs cts.
English and American prints, 9 cis 10 rs;
BIoached and Brown Coitons g cts. to l5
ALSO
a splendid assortment OF Bonnet Ribbons,
French Collars, Thread Laccs, Hosiery, Gloves,
&C.
Purchasers will find the above Goods 10 be OF
frs, rate qualify and the prices cannot fail to
bo satisfactory. Sept. so.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-28
BROAD CLOTHS
Cheaper thnn ever before. FOR sale at
OsL Il JAMES liAMMONn'S.
For Sale,

For Sale,
YNllE undivided half Of Pew No. IL, in the
IL South Aisle Of the Spring street Church.
Terms reasonaklc Enquire At this Office.
Oct. ia.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-28
Oct. 2S.
Boots aud Shoes,

which he will srll ~ cheap ss sny ,iorc in
Newport. Grateful fjr past iagors, hc here
by solicits n continuance of patronage.
Gcnllcmep'- aud Ladies boots and shoes,
manufactured TO order IN the ncatest manner
aud OF The best materials. NJ the shottcs, M.
ilcc, and particular attention paid 10 repair
pp. fOct. % 3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-10-28

A new article. pr MOURNING DRES.
"A SIS. Aco. Block Alap,pe. Blue black
Nous selne do i,sine, ncsirs 8, Napkins. -
ust received sy n. SESSIONS.
Sept.9