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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-07

THuRsDAy, Dee 3st.-Arr -aehr Superb, Russell, I'm
Nantucket Tor New York Lebanon, Elliott, I'm Port
hand for Philadelphia; Vstula, Fbrooks, ini Camden
for New York
sloop Gon. jackson, from Providence for New York
Plot-Boat Superior OF Tisbury I'm n cruise. spoke,
29th leagues SW I'm Gay Head, brig Motto, oi New
Haven, i'm Florida for Boston 30h, off Gay lIUnd ,bark
Ann Reynolds, I'm Phlladep phia for Boston.
Pilot Boat Relief, OF rishury, in n cruise.
FRIDAY, Jan. lst.-Arr. sChr Mechanic, oi bingham,
I'm Norfolk for ProvdeDco
Schr Champion Drew, I'm Nantucket for New York.
Pilot Boat Hornet, of Tisbury, in Holmes Hole.
SloOps Charles, Ash, I'm Providence Tor New iork !
Eliza, IawtOn, im Warren
SATURDAY, Jan. 2d.--Arr schrs Pomphret, Moore IN
Luheck'ior New York; Deposit, llenrich I'm Newbhry-
port for Norfolk Superior, Cilley, from iroidrhce 'or
Baltimore RienZi, SNOW, and Gen. Cobb COM, ho'h
sailed hence for baltimore on the lstreturned III con
sequence of bead wind The Gen Cobb reports large
bark ashore the back side of Long Island near lamp
tom her bont hoisted under the stern, aud the sea
breaking completely tho bark. IL Is feared sho
Went ashore ON Friday night in the Eastcrly gale.
Scoops Hudson, West im New Bedford Tor fFONl luehcc'
Hope, Pitman, fn Bristol.
Bnrk Nicholas Brown, hn Mobile for Providence
SUNDAY, Jan. 3.--Arr. schr superb, Of aud FIN Nan
tucket for New York.
TUESDAY, Ian. 5ih-Arr. brigs Majestic, Wooster OF
and i'm Thoinnston Tor New York Orion I'm NcwburS-
port tor do
schrs Hunter, Briggs, I'm Kenncbeci Richmond Cut
let of aud lin Thoniast"n for New York - ,o Van
gor Pool Gn Edenton Norfolk; schr Currency Gray
% days fn IIulifuy ior Philadelphia
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from the Fro, ijonce Journal Of Tuesday.

ATRoCIoUs ROBBERY AND ATTEMPT
TO MURDER-One of the most afro
cious robbcries that ever occurred IN
this city was pcrpcirated yesterday
morning. Two men were discovered
in the house of Mrs Aborn in Washing
ton st. at about > o'clock, A. VI. by
servant girl, who hearing them in the
house supposed it one of the family, and
came down to make tho fires. She was
attacked BY two men, one black fell
low. the other with mask over his face
They threw her on the floor aud throt-
tied her, and attempted to cut her
throat with u case knife and afterwards
with carving knife, but both were SO
dull that they did not accomplish their
object. One of the family hearing the
noise. but without suspocting any thing,
arose aud alarmed the robbers, who
fed, leaving behind them quantity oi
platc. clothing ahd other articles, which
tbey had collected. They carried away
a pold watch, and ABOUT twenty dollars.
1t is supposed that they entered the
house in the evening, and sccrcied
themselves in the garrct rom wh'ch
they descended after the family had re-
tired. Tho girl was not seriously IN
lircd and is in fair way oi recovery.
No suspicions are entertained as to wh"
committed this daring outrage. Inc
Board oi Aldermen have offered re-
ward of 500 Tor the detection oi both
or either of them.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
"A IL q d q Y,
n Semi-.Nonihly Critical Journal o
Literature and int.

"A !Semi-.Monihly Critical Journal Of
Literature and .i'f.
WILLIAM J. PABODlE proposes to is,
w sue once fortnight, in the city o.
Providence, u poper or Magazine, (for II will
combine the peculiarl,Ies OF both (oi the above
designation and character
Its Eclectic department viii contain selec-
tons from the Literature Of the past and the
present, including the best Foreign and
American w orks and Periodicals, religious,
philosophical, poetical and He,he,c
Its original department will consist OF tales,
poems, essays crillclsms. notices-in short,
Of all that is usually found within the pages
Of like publication. The editor is authon-
zcd to say that he may expect the co opera
ton Of many of the best writer's OF our State
and elsewhere, whose productions will ap-
pear in its columns.
Each number Of the Argosy will contain
sixteen large octave pages, Of two broad col
umns to the page. II will be printed on hne
paper, with beautiful type, and tor ITS heiter
preservation, each copy will be enclosed IN
an ornamentcd paper cover. Three pages oil
the cover will be open for advertisements.
/ Terms-Two dollars per annum, payable
on receiving the second number.
|, Providence, X. I. Dec. 81, 1910.
\ - n J''i'rEp - s0Oo IN. oc nrimc western hut
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WASHINGTON IsDTEs.,
Chcsinu, Sirect-Phiiadeiphia.

tNtSiHUt otttt-i HuuuttJ'Htu
'ENIlIS delightful and commodleus house,
J. at The corner Of Chcsnut and Seventh
streets, over which Capt. lcflrios has presi.
ded for the past two years, has been leased
hy the subscriber, and will be for the tuture
under the immediate superlntendance Of hlm-
self, and Mr.. John II. Nlckcrsou, formerly of
the City Hotel, Providence. The house has
been thoroughly rchrtGd, and tasteiuIiy ar.
ranged. The parlors and pubic rooms are
spacious and furnished IN style ot elegance
equal to any hotel in the country, aud the
dorintOrcs. Of which there are near one hun
drcd IN number, are supplied with new bed
ding. aud will be found To be airy, neat and
comfortable, and as far as eXtcrnas can Sc.
cure IL, no visitor viii depart from thom with
ont having enjoyed ;ho luxury of quiet,
refreshing niahts rcposc. The proprietor
feeling confident that he has mansion un.
e0ualled for comfort and elegance, IN cen.
trail and fashionable location, and having Ia
n ken 1t with the resolution that no eXeruont
of his own. nor attentions from bis asslstan
aud servants shall be- wanting to contribute
/ 10 the pleasure aud comfort of his guests, h'
I solIcIs visit from travellers To this bcau,llu
city, assuring those accompanied by ladies'
particularly, that they can no where lind NOR
commodious aud pleasant lodgings, nor
more spacious aud well furnished ladies' or
dlnary.
II. J. lIARTWELL. Proprietor.
J. Il. NiCKERSON, Superintendent.
/ Philadelphia, August 81, 1910 Dec. 3.
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EG a - u . a 81 = 8 +.

In Portsmouth, on Wednesday morning last, by the
Rev Mr. Turner, Mr.. Philip B B0urn OF Bristol Miss
Adrne ID daughter of Mr.. Jonathan Taiman, OF Ports
mouth.
In Bristol, on Thursday evening 9th uit, Mr.. Benz
X. Wilson To Miss Elizabeth A. Mess both Of Bristol.
In Providence, on Thursday last, Mr.. Edmund i
rrentiss TO Miss Amanda G.. Hull, both OF that city.
In Iaia,eii Village, on the Sd inst, Dir. Joshua
Arnold, to Miss Lucy, daughter OF Enoch Lowell Esq.
all OF North Kingstown.
At New York. the eth ult., Mr.. Henry T. Cornet,
Of Liberty, Mich, Miss Hannah V. Cornell VI this
lown.-On the 29ih ult., Mr.. John McConkey, TO Miss
jane A. Fairbanks, both oiProvidence.
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eso no, Forget.

IAN bringing NY oii'irS ,o ''Se w. ''''
as,bc t,mcs will let mc,-l have sill u
,,,r .tork of rouds. Among ihrm Lace Good'
ui rvcry Description. and "ill nndcrs' " my
uoicllbnrs, which they willingly c"n'rn' ''
~ They are anxious tn clear "ui :" e"hl y
pest ~ have been aud am 10 'hrm. W.
nv friends aud customers h'lr NE 'h WIN
,hc rcmnndcr of nv Sock. thnt ! may be
enabled to attend les The planning oi corn W
due scasGu. will let the n"t'h patl ~ NY
store. back room aud base men, shd give p',,
session on ~ after tic First OF Jnnnnt' "
WM. .lANtS TllJEN'
Drr h 1910
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pTANC FORTES,
.IanWactwed By
Brown, 4 slailel. Boston.

,UNliE subscriber keeps constantly on mana
nj his rooms No. q, llopkIns-st, ProN-
dcucc, a good assortment of Piano F"rlcs'
from the above mauuiactory, ct various styles
and cost, which instruments IN point oi lone,
action and flush, are believed 10 he equal to
any mndc in the United States, aud are so
pronounced by competent Judges, winch
viii be sold as reasonable as instruments "t
,s rood quality can be purchased elsewhere.
The attention Of the public Is particularly
called 10 notice a recent Improvement by The
above manufacturers, lfor which they have
STAINED letters pntcui.( by which the crcc'
nf one string n very SOFT and pure io"c is pro
tuccd. In n manner entirely original IN prlncl
ple and application, aud which has met tn
universal Appreciation of every dsinfcrrS'et
prulrssnr who has cxnnlned and illrd ihcm
The advantages at tins apparatus over any
other similar one M Use, viii appear on U'
slightest examination, especially n 1t NAY %
used at will, without Throwing iHH nnlf'i'
cot tune ~ the least degree, Jan ""J'c'
never before attained ls not liable '" &c,
on, cr order itself, ~ dcrangc any o.h'r par
of tho instrument Purchasers and "'h'r'
nrr yrrv rrspcc,lu lly mvltrd TO eau as ABOVE
and examine the instrument Tor tn'ins',VoS
DANFORril LYON.
Nov. q3. 6 NOS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-07

In this town, on Saturday last, George, son Of Mr.
John Gladding, aged 8 years.
Yesterday, Hannah, wife Of Ananins lockwood and
daughter OF Mr.. John Barker of Portsmouth, in the 47th
year OF her age.
On the 10Th ult George H. only son Of the late Mr.
George c. Gardner, Of South Kngstown in the 9th year
of his age.
On Thursday last, John Il. shenrman, Esq formerly
Cashier oI the Newport Bank, aged ca years.
In Portsmouth, on the 25ih ult., Mr. George sisson,
aged 30 years--a Rev outonnry Pensioner.
In Mhldrtown, OH the 18th ult, Octayus sou Of MIR.
George w. Peckham, aged years
In Bristol, on the 2stl ut Mrs. Eunice, widow OF
the late MIR. Daniel Kempton, OF Mendon, Mass, ugeJ
50 years.
In Warren on the 26th ult., Mrs. Priscilla b., wife OF
Shubael 4. Child Esq in the 5eth year OF her a.cOn
22d ui,, Mrs. Mercy Luther widow Of Mr. ezekiai
Luther, In the 9th year OF her age
In Providence, Sunday last, Mr. John J. Gladding
aged Co.
In East Greenwich, Oh Monday last Capt. Nathaniel
Greene, aged 81
In New Orleans, 10Th ult., Samuel Hoar, Jr. son o
Mr.. Samuel Iionr, 2f Warren, aged ls years
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CERTIFICATES.

This certify that Tor seventeen years WINS hih'
ted with severe dlssac ~ my stomach nhd ho"os'-
During tins time have been under the chfu o n","
her of hN sciAn- aud brought 80 low nj tunes nS l" De
considered past help. could get only Temporary f'h'
from medicine aud NIL my complaints continued lo w
crease until procured bottle of the Hephtic hhN
urrpprrd hv Dr. T. 4. At the time | commenced taxing
,hiS medicine had been confined To NJ, bed Tor more
than >x months aud WAS unable to leave II wlth"u.
assistance or even taIsc my head rom nN PllI"N, '
had not rHkcn the mcdicihe more thin '"''' w ~"
dn,s hetnro found rciri nnd ~ three weeks was
nlr 10 leave NV bed aud wHk nay room, ana nave -"
far recovered TO taxi charge oi my w"lh ~ my ''-
ia, and though not wril, nnd my health lmpro, hr
jniIy hive rrnsuu ihiUk TINT this m'dtcihc hhs
s.y,J m, nam th, grave. aud therefore recommend II
,s valuable r,ncd, ~ those complaints Tor whch u
I !, recommended rHEBE COGGSNE ELL.
Douglas, Aussst 81, ls7l
This ,er,ia,, that for - wears was afflicted with
sickness and during this time applied 90 hunhJ' oI
tho ,nn.t 81 Ini aud crrhrHtcd phNsicnn- among us
without permanent h'h'h'' vs. NY '""P'""'s ''"-
tiuucd ~ increase upon nc
r., describe all m, NJ feelings would he out "i nv
powcr. | had no appetite was Trouble" WIN sew,
main IN INV side, great distress hier "hlhg '""h' "
b.,x, feeling in I, head almost amounting tWstnpdN
a, ,I M, uI,- could get no refreshing Slcep, my
eol did me no good. bowels were continually onl o
ord,r and was obliged tn take phNTc "hcn' Mh' u
ould only give me m"h''a'. ''u', ''l NV u,n".'
culti., continued tn increase 10 sirh degree fhW
g,y, nm Mi ks,ls of labor aud considered mNst mcnrh
bio About twu wears reo, procured hot't "i W
stgrk veaiher's Ilcpath Ehut whiCh took according
IN dr,rtiou- nnd had the satisfaction to hnd ny
h,,,,b i,nnrn,irg whiat gave me confidence IN the
medic ir, ICnutnn,d the usr ~ II Until took about
four bottles which hts tr.i"ltd NE ln ~ Ro"d sh'
of health as ever rnln' 90 :" w, ~ sn"W. ! NV
Irbor the present season on iarn and have not "s
on, ,l,y's Labor nor on. meal at Nctuals, durug III,
time So can saie, sav that the Htpniic IhNr, nhf
tbi. aon, r,stor,d ~, hrah, Tor have ton ~ oth'
m,lirir, since I commenced using ~.
"'''''''' ''"'' GipEoN uoILEr.
/, Vybridec August az. l-lo
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NEWPORT BANK.

At n meeting of the stockholders Of the
~ Ncwpor, Bank, held "Wednesday, Jan.
q, the following gentlemen were elected MS
Directors for the ensuing yenr:
William Vernon. Thos. G.. pItman. Isaiah
Crookcr, William - Nichols. VIM. Stevens.
Edward +. Newton. Edward II. Alan, VIM.
A. Barber. Smun Newton. Jr
William Vernon, WAS re-. elected President,
aud =. Cnhouuc, cashirr.
Nrvrot,, Jan Z, lciI.
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a Directory
Of all hc business People and Firms Of
The Gin,

NE CHy,
Alphabetically arranged under each business
or profession. THIS Directory will be ol
great importance to all who are IN any way
connected with the business interests Oi BOs-
ton, AS 1t will be "a complete guide to the
Warehouses, Stores, Shops and Oicrs OF tie
citizens. The Calendar puges have been
greatly improved, aud contain five or SIX ad
dtlona columns OF important calculations -
The lmanac will contain corrected MAJ
Of the city, list Of all the Streets, Banks
Insurance Offices, Societies, biographies oi
eminent men, Government ct United States,
Census Of Massachusetts, Courts, etc. Pub
lie Institutions, Stages, Packets, etc. aud a
very interesting account OF the city OF Low
ell, written by one of her citizens.
she work will be printed Oh fine paper,
with entire new type, aud handsomely bounc
IN clolh.-Prlce % cents per copy. a liberal
discount made TO lGosc who buy To sell again.
Orders sont to Thomas Groom 81 State
street, Boston, will meet with prompt atlcn-
ton. Dec od'
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BRIGHTON MARKET-MoSDA,, Jan. 4, ls4l.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser and Patriot,
Al market 200 Beef Cat,s, 60 Stores, 1900 Sheppard
50 swine.
PRicEs--Deef rhttlo-Last weeks prices were fully
sustained. We quoto first quality s5 rs 0p second
quality rs rs 20 rs third quality "a Is "a IS.
Sheep" Dull" Lots at ~ so, | IS, 93- Wethers
So, 81, and "A.
swne-one lot at about DC. Al rct,ii IA g.
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Notice.

RENJAMIN MARSH Jr. most respect
- fully gives notice to his customers that
their yearly accounts will DO ready and pre-
senled The lst day of January, Us usual, and
all those having demands will please prcscn,
the same for payment.
Newport, Dec. "a, 1910
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c q N c ( R 7 =.

IN consequence of ,he very anPlcns-
ant weather last evening, Mr.. FniENp'S
Concert was postponed until saturday
y,tntrr Ian, cih Ian :
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Fashionable
Tailoring Establishment.

'ENIIE subscriber has taken the store re
Gently occupied by Pre"f,rt q JWry
and viii continue tn carry on the lahonhg
business in all It's branches
Cutting particularly attended to.
lie will keep on hand well selectca as
sorlm"nt Of Cloths, Casslmcres, Nes'lng',
&r.&c. WM. L. TlLIEf.
Newport, Nov. ~ ls4O.
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Newport Bank.

A Semi-annual Dividend will be paid at
"A the Newport Bank Oh and after the lst
day of January.
The annual meeting for the election of
Directors, will be held al the Bank on Wed.
nesday, Jan. 9th, 1871. Mt 3 p. NJ.
s. CAIiOONE, Cashier.
Dec "a
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NOTICE..
T.. +. & ". NEWTON,

r.. r. q w. .NEV IO.N,
WOULD respectfully inform their custom
w crs, that their bills will be presented to
them as usual, on the lst of January, for set
tlement.
All persons having demands against us
will please call and receive their pay.
Newport, Dec. "a, lS40.
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H.J.C0sE COMPANY.

ArorI( T. is hereby pivcn.ha, IN pursuance
~ nf the Charter the shares ~ The drIn.
,,r,t Stockholders ui TIC Rhode Island
rool Company. will be sold At Auction at The
.,l.. Room ni Whlam H. Franklin, No. 10
pro,d. 81, New Norh. on the goth day "'
January ncuio satisfy on Assessment "' W"
dr;iar. per share, due and payable ut the o'
tie, of The subscriber, on the ith inst
ny order, .,
q. T.. PETERS. Treasurer.
Portsmouth " !. -: lh1 l'll 'I!'
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sSsa-.-:-:,---ii-if--17 Bristol and Newport,
every morning Sundays cxcepted,) at nine
O'clock. A. M and arrive IN Newport at two
O'Clock +. NJ. a Mail stage will also leave
Newport for Providence via Bristol aud War
ren. at o o'clock, A. NJ and arrive in Provi.
dcncc at = o'clock r. NJ, IN time TO take the
-tonngton Cars for New York. the cars for
Boston, aud the Stages for Woousocket aud
Coventry. This is the most direct and eXpe-
ditious route between Providence aud Now.
port, and passengers taking this line may
rest assured that every attention will be pnid
10 render the ride as comfortable as possible.
The coaches are in good order-good horses
and careful and obllgin- drivers. There !,
now new horseboNt "a, Bristol Ferry which
makes the crossing much more expedILl"u'
aud Pheasant than formerly.
II o. Extra horses and coaches furnished II
|. either place at short notice.
4 Books kept in Providence at the Manufac
turers and Franklin Hotels; at Coles II
Warren, and AT Jones IN Bristol and at lllz
ards aud rownsends, Newport
\ &. Il KINNICUTT, Providence,
\ :. MASON, Jr. Warren, Pro-
j. CHADWICK, Bristol, pre,ors.
JOHN G.. WEAVER, Newport,
Nny ID IS1O
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NOT CE

q WILL let at public auction in front Of the
4 estate of William Smith. in Broad street,
on Friday the 20th Of January INST at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, to the lowest bidder
the side walk of said estate to be filled with
paving gravel, so as to lead the water OF SAID
sidewalk over the curb stones.
HENRY &. PLACE, Street Com.
Newport, Jan. 9Th, leil.--3w
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.UE.uORH.ND.l.

Al Havana Goth ult., brig Echo, Mcsser for Whining
ton vin MntanIas, NEXT day.
sailed I'm Gibraltor Nov 20lh, brig Confidence ,Baily
for tadik
Arr Mt New Orleans, 23d ut. schr octavia, ecdeh,
Is ds hn Wilmington, n. {.
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NEW MUSIC.
FOR THE PIANO FORTE.

Just received from .New York.
4 great variety OF Marches, Walzs, Quad.
n rifles, Songs &c. &c. Also great va.
rlc,y of sacred songs, beautifully arranged
for the Piano Forte, ond adapted for Sabbath
evening recreation.
Song of David, Song Of Joseph,
Song of Miriam. Song OF Map,
Song to the Dove, Song and march OF the
lie comcth, Lrvtes,
Charity, Goo Is every "hefe'
Tho Infants Prayer.
Also great variety oI Harrison marches
and Wing Songs.
For sale at tho variety store ot
r. STACY, Jr,
Directly opposite the Post once
Nov. 26
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For Sale.
Final Notice.

4 LII persons having demands against the
"A firm of SULNB UR.VE s. HUDSO.N
are requested to present them Immediately; /;
and those indebted, to make payment FORTH
piih as am deslrous of making dividend
of the effects of said S. & II. so far rs the
same has been cashed. within n Few days.
HENRY Y. CRANSrON, .1Ssignee.
Newport, Dec. 3lst, 1910.
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For New York.

Dailg inc from S'oningion.
THE s,can,bon, No.
ae0 ntGAN leaves Stouing
WGsSn5Ac'Npt ton every Monday Wed
exxz3x-SSs ncsday, aud FRIDAY. nj
sp. M-nnd the N,RRAGANsrrr on every
Tuesday, rhur.d,y and Saturday. ", 'he
..r.,. ~. DO. L..
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HERALD OF THE TIME S

STATEMENT r Of the situation Of the Banks
- in Rhode island on Monday, Dee. z,
ISI0, ~ the same appears from, the Returns made
10 tho Bank Commissioners.
LIApILirIEs.
CAPITAL Stock, S0,97i,sib 90
Bills in Circulation, i,ji6,7s2 So
balances due other Banks, 4oo, ,1l4 OF
Net Profits on hand. 4o7 ,O25 81
Dividends unpaid, 22,1os %
Deposits on interest, 473,533 80
Deposits not on interest, ezo'4so 10
Total anosn, of Liabilities, Sl3,77o, SO 81
REsoURcEs.
Loans and Discounts, Gil ,s20,33o ~
Specie in Bank, 3l2,ooi OI
Bills Of other Banks, SOO,Il9 81
Balances due from other Banks, 7bS.122 72
Stock in own Bank, $3.50 III
Stock Real Estate & other Property, 323, ola 62
! --
Total amour, Of Resources, Sl3,779,i35 67
Oflhe bill. aud notes discounted there is due
out Of the state, the SUN Of Si,37l ,52i l3
Aud payable in the state, 7,34o,e06 Is
| OF the circulation, there is held
by the banks, 2i9.2 PA %
In the hands Of the public, ,296,5Ds 10
\ BY comparing the above Abstract with the re-
turns made TO the Commissioners, November I'd.
lsi0, il appears that since that date,
The Circulation has been reduced, S2,2G5 ~
The Specie has been increased, 1907 81
The Deposits, including Dividends
unpaid, have been reduced, 5O,61O 10
And the Loans and Discounts have
been reduced, 37,0Os OIL
HENRY ANTHONY, Bank Com
VIM. PECkliAM, J missioners
| Office 0fthe Banh Commissioners,
! Pr0pidtncc, Dec. l7th, lSi0.
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For Sale.

S,IX Shares w the Capital Stock of The
!, - Trades Bauk. Ncop"r lot term. ~.
qnlro ~ = J.. Nv WV" Wv
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n ORILLARD's Snuff and Tobacco-fres
- from the factory for sale by
jan T. T.. +. & w NEWTON.
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Guardians Notice.

rENIIE subscriber having been appointed by
= the Court Of Probate OF the town of
Portsmouth. guardian to The person of Su-
sannah Hall of said Portsmouth, and having
legally qualified himself hereby gives notice
thereof. and requests all persons having
claims against sald Susannal, 10 present them
for settlement, and all persons indebted to
her, to make payment to
BENZ. HALL.
Bristol, Jan. ;, lS4l.-6w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-07
Fancy Baskets.

A Grea, variety of fancy baskets, willow
"A cradles and wagons, jus, received aud
for sale at the confectionery and variety store
Of r. STACY, Jr
Directly opposite The Post Office.
Dec. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-07
REMOVAL.

MILTON HALL will remove from the
1'b store he now occupies IN Thamcs-st'
tc his brick store in Market squnrc, on the
first of April next, and wishing TO sell his re-
mining stock of goods before that time, OF
fcrs them now at reduced prices. The pub
lie are invited to call and purchase.
Notice.
NJ. Hall requests all who have accounts
against him 10 present them immediately
for payment, ard requests all who nrc in
dch'ed to him To adjust the same by the l:t
Of February next.
Jan. Z, ISIl.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-07
PORT OF NE W PORT.
CLEAR ED.
ARRIVALS.

2d, Brig Amethyst, simpson, Havana.
5lh, Schr RIenzi, Snow, Baltimore.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-01-07
Please 10 take Notice.

E-.-R want to sell my place, -four
Gay!tnA and half miles from New.
sTisiG port, few rods from the main
tss4S, ,4t8SssS road that leads 10 The Stone
Bn0S., IA acres or ihereabou's with tw"
story house, painted, 2S by % feet, new barn,
and other out buildings, frs, rate well OF
water, with n garden containing curran,,
gooscbcrry and raspberry bushes, aud aspara
gus bcd-4 acres Of fruit trees, apples, pears,
peaches, cherries of three kinds-remalns OF
a nursery OF apple and buttonwood trees
OK aud horse CARTS wagon, farming tools,
and all the stock. For further particulars
please TO visit the premises, and see for your
selves. PARDON WHITE.
Portsmoutli, Dec. IL, lei0.