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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-05

/" BURGLARY AND MURDER AT ST. LOUIS.
On Saturday night, the 18th ult, the
counting house Of Messrs. Collier &
Pettus, q St. Louis, was entered by
Burglars, who murdered two clerks,
Weaver and Jesse Baker, and set fire
to the house. after having. as it is sup
posed, olundered the vaults, in which,
it is said, there were at the time about
two hundred thousand dollars.
A reward offive thousand dollars has
been offered by the city Of st Louis for
tho apprehension Of the robbers, or for
such information rs shall lead to their
detection and conviction; and proper
tionable part fsaid sum for any one or
more Of them.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-05
May S.
Court of Probate, .NeiDpori, .Nay 3, 1871.

Court Of Probate, .Newpori, May 3, 1871.
rDNHE Executors fret account on the estate
a Of William w. Freeborn, late Of New
port, Esq, dec. was presented for allowance,
and for an order Of distribution in part OF the
balance.
1t is ordered, that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred TO Court
Of Probate, to be holden at the Probate office
in Newport, on the lst Monday in June next,
at 9 o'clock a. m, and that previous notice be
given by publishing copy of this order,,hree
several times in the Herald of the Times, for
all persons interested to appear at said time
and place and be heard.
A true copy-witncss:
B. B. Rowland, Pro. CPk.
Nav
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-05

The acting Mayor Of New York has
forwarded TO the Department of State,
tho Resolutions Of coincidence by the
Common Council, upon the death of
General Harrison, written out on parch-
ment. with large black seal. and en-
veloped in tin case, to be forwarded
thence to Mrs Harrison ut the North
Bend. Mr. Purdy has sent with it n
very wnrm-hearieJ Letter. Ii will be
2 very valuable family heir-loom.-Cor.
NJ Y. Express.
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LEGAL N OFFICES.
NOTICE..

THE subscribers having been appointed
l. BY the Court Of Probate Of Newport,
Commissioners to receive and exaaine the
claims Of the creditors Of the estate Of James
West. late Of Newport, mariner. dec. and six
months being allowed by said Court for that
purpose we will meet ot the counting. house
OF Robert Stevens, in said Newport on the
last Saturdays in August. September and
October next, at 9 o'clock p. NJ. to decide on
all claims that may be presented to us or
either Of us.
s.$.! ;5:i 4: si;';::::. sf;s;:: 4 &c.,, Comm"
All persons indebted TO said estate are re-
qnested to make immediate payment 20 the
undersigned who IS legally appointed admin
istrator on said estate by said Court and has
given bond according to law.
ROBERT STEVENS, Admir-.
Newport, May 81, l64l.
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May ).
Court of Probate, .Ntupori, May Sd, lS4I

Court Of Probate, MrpOri, May 81, ls4l
a " instrument in writing dated July 8.
~ 1910, purporting TO be the last will and
testament Of Susan Bliven, late OF Newport,
widow, dec. was presented Cor probate and
for letters of administration with the will
annexed to be granted thereon,
1t is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred to a
Court Of Probate, to be holden at the Probate
office in Newport, on the lst Monday in
June next, at o'clock n! In., and that previous
notice be given by publishing copy of this
order. three several times in the Herald Of
The Times, for all persons interested to appear
at said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-wi,ness
B. B. HowLAND, Fro. Crk.
AIae
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-05
April %.
VIM. G.. COZZENS g. Co.

w Hi open this day, in addition 10 their
W large nsssorlmcnts before received, n
very beautiful lot Of
Plain Monsseline de LANES,
Do. Grape de Laine,
Blue, Black, and Ligh. colours Of
Rich Figured Silks,
Do do do Alepines,
Plaid Slks,-do. do, Gingham-,
Striped Cambria Muslins,
Large size Rich Silk Shawls,
Do. dc. Black - do.
Rich Fancy Scnr(s and Hdkfs.
Plaid and Fancy Ribbons,
With many other Fancy and desirable
Goods, making their assortment
very complete and worthy
Of attention.
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A. TURNER, SONS Il Cos
CS2sc9yS.
OR AMERICAN ARENA COMPANY,

WILL be exhibited at Newport in the
w rear Of Tenants Livery Stable in
ronro st. for tw, days only, on wednesday
and Thursday, May 5th and 9th.
The Proprietors respectfully state that they
have paid every attention to the engaging OF
the most celebrated md talented EQUES
TRAN and GYMNASTlC PERFOR.
MERS in the country, which together with
their fne stud of Arabian, Persian, and
tlunoverian horses, will afford rich and rare
entertainment which cannot fail to please.
Doors open at 2 o'clock. Tickets 25 cts.
Children under ten years OF age half price.
Mav5.
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REMOVAL.
VINO 10 WIMMNEo
NJ z r. On a MT TAIL ,

WOULD inform his old friends and Gus
w TONERS, that he has removed to the
store, No. I6G Thamcs-s'., one door south
"f his former location, where he will be hap
'py TO wait on them rs heretofore.
lie has just received new supply Of goods,
which with his former stock, renders his as
sortmrnt complete.
Al. garments made to order and warranted
TO fit.
N. o. Cutting particularly attended to.
Newport, April 7, ISfl.-3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-05
THE LAST EFFORT.

TlLLEY is sacrificing Bonne,s, Braids
Ribbons, Calicoes, Cloths, Fancy Hand.
kerchicis, Showls, and in fact every article
now left in his Store, in order for final
clear ont Of his Goods. He expects to con.
time in his Store until after the Election.
aud then resign il IN MEASURE to the care OF
his sister, Mrs. REMINGTON. who has removed
10 his house for that purpose. Will his
friends call on him for what is wanted? they
shall have cheap and good goods After the
Election he will be at the Store nt stated
times, for the settlement Of accounts, &c.
Aptll 20-3w.
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MEMORANDA.

Arr at Arniachicon 3st ui. brig Florida, Phillips,
I'm New York via Key West.
CID At New Orleans. Goth ut schs Export, Gardner,
for New York; and Octavia Weedcn tor baltimore.
Adv ai New Orleans, 18th ult. seh Volnsia, Clarke,
f,r New York.
CHI at Wilmington, NC, Goth uli. sch Hannah Doss,
knr Ponce, PR
Sch Tasso, Burck ef this port, was struck by light
ming about 40 miles above New Orleans, LIST nlt and
lost both mn.ts. 49,
.srnhen-Jan. I,th, lat ~ 30, lon 90 30, ship Me-
CRANIC, prntt, of this port, 1900 bbs sperm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-05

A story concerning the marvellous re-
suscitation Of John White, who was
hanged in Louisville, was published in
the Gazette Of that city, Us burles1ue
upon the morbid appetite for the horri-
BILE, which has become SO prevalent. -
Tho story, however, was Immediately
caught up, copied, circulated, and credi-
ted Prov. Journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-05
The most popular Summer Bcvc-
rage is

The most popular Summer Bcvc-
rage is
WIN. BROWNS Sursapnrilla Compound
w or Silver Top.-'rhis celebrated sum.
mcr beverage has at length found its way
into Cheshire county. We have tried 1t snd
find it oil it Processes 10 be. II is recon
mended too for its cleanuess, "nbon! ono cent
for half pint tumber!"-.N H. Sentinel
WM. DRowN's SARsAPARILJA CoMPoUSD
The most popular, the most pleasant, the
most wholesome, and one Of the most power.
fol purifyers of the blood. Every body Is
pralsing j., and all are in pursuit of IT. See
that you get tho genuine, and call for VIM.
Browns SarsaparIlla Compound. The artI
Gle is for sale by all the Groccrs and many
Of the Druggists in Boston, Salem, Worccs
ter, Lowell, Springfield, Hartford. New lla
ven, New Bedford, Fall River, Providence.
Portland, Bangor, and most Of the country
towns are supl lied.
Dealers are supplied at the manufac'nr-
er's price by oil the Wholesale West lndln
Goods aud Druggist Stores in Boston.
| II is the cheapest preparation of Sarsapa'
rlla now in the market according 10 the
quality. Price so cts. n bottle. including the
soda. No one can doubt its efficacy after
Examining my new steam apparatus for eX'
tracing the strength from the root And as
further evidence see certificate of Mr. Eos
sender.
| her.by certify that within tho last two
months have prepared in my mill, for VIM
Brown, Chemist, 4Sl Washington street
Boston, two thousand five hundred pounds OF
tho best Of Spanish Sarsaparilla; the greater
part is nlIpsdy used no, in manufacturing
his celebrated Mead Syrup. have further
orders to prepare more. -
PHILIP B. FESSENDEN.
i WILLIAM BRowN's SAnsArARILLA MEAD
makes capital beverage for this warm
weather. 1t is cheap, Wholesome ana re-,
freshing. II is almost ~ fashionable as har"
cider Ciaremoni, NH Eagle.
90 WILLIAM BRows's No. l SILVER
Tor SAnsAPARILLA COMPOUND MEAD SYRUP
makes tho most popular and wholes"n"
beverage now in general use. Pnce Do CTS
including soda, which makes thirty hall pln'
tumblcrs. Use ice water. =,
Brunswick, July 20, ls40. To Mr.. Alfred
McLelan-Dear Sir: In reply to your re-
quest for my opinion of Mr. VIM. Browns
Ssrsapnrila or Mead Syrup, called Silver
Top No. I. I would say, that | have found
il peculiarly pleasant IN the taste, and favora
able in its action on the stomach. In both
these respects, depending probably on the
proportions Of the Ingredients, ] consider n
sups rior 10 any which ] have used. Yours
respectfully, p. e.. CLEAVELAND,
Professor Of Bowdoin College.
For salo in Newport, by r. J. Taylor and
r. r. .IIszard.-Dcalers and families can b,
supplied by them.
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Mays.
Auction and Commission Store.

1v,HE subscriber would respectfully inform
D. his friends and the public generally, tha,
he has taken the store in Thames. street. No.
lac, formerly occupied by WIN. LOWE, dec.
and intends carrying on the .4UCIYO.VS &
COMMISSION b BUSINESS, e. will attend
to sales ut auction in my part Of the town.
lie will nlso receive goods at bis store to sell
at auction, or at private sale on commission.
Please call at the old Auction Stand and
get the good bargains.
He hns for sulc on Commissions, 10000
Spanish and Half Spanish Cigars-nlso. II
general assortment of CONFECTIONERY.
CHARLES N. TILLEY.
Newport, May 5,h, lS4l.
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M a u q 3 a 8 = g.

Al Portsmouth, In 81. PauTs Church, on the liih uh
by the Rev Mr.. Ward, Mr.. Albert &. Greene, To Miss
Sarah T., daughter OF Stephen Thomas, Esq. sll Of
Portsmouth,
In Providence, on the 4th uli. Mr.. William Oliver
Read, oil this town, TO Miss Mary Ann Collins, of Prov
tdencs.
In Providence, on Monday Inst Rev. sswaI, C. Cot
ting Of 5outhb idge, Mass to Mrs Elizabeth b. Water
man, Of Prov idsncs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-05
DANCING SCHOOL.
April 30

,l,HE subscriber respectfully gives motto"
1 that his school for instruction IN the
polite accomplishment OF DANCING, viii
be opcned at Masonic Hall, on Tuosdoy.
Nav nh. and will be held on Tuesday nnd
"wednesday afternoons and evenings. lionrs
Co, Misses and Masters from 2 to p. NJ. fo'
G,o,lemen fron 7 to 10. Terms, 90 for "a
Ic.sons. ID. T. CAPRON.
April Is.
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EDUCATION.

uNiTOMAS NICHOLS would respect
j. fully inform the public, that few more
scholars may be admitted To his school in
Marlboro Street, where youth are carefully
instructed in Arithmetic, Pcnmanship, Ge.
ogrnphy. Grammar, &c. ut the moderate price
OF So so for ~ weeks. including stationary.
Algebra and the Latin language arc taught
10 those who wish it.
Newport, ) mo. 9th, 16l1.-6w.
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CERTIFICATES.

This may certify that for seventeen year. wn' n1iio
ted with severe dscase IN my stomach nhd h"wsH -
During this tim. have been under the care oi nam
Der IN, scian-, aud brought low nj tunes "a ICE
past help. could get only temporary rebel
from ncdicInc and all my complaints ccn,inued To in-
crense until procured bottle Of the HepRtc Elisr
prepared by DIR. j. =. At the time commenced hAibg
this medicine had been conhned TO my bed for more
than six months, and WINS unable To leave II wIlh"nl
assistance ur even taIse my head from my pillow. !
had not rnkcn ths medicine more than three or four
ipy. before found some relief and in thrce weeks
able TO my bed aud walk my room, and have 30
Gar recovered to take charge Of my w"rk III nv mi-
Iy, aud though well, find my health imp owing
daily have IL think that this ncdicihe has
saved NE IRON the grave, aud therefor. recommend II
as n valuable remedy in those complaint. Tor which IL
| is recommended. PHEbE CoGGsWELL'
| Douglas, August 81, 1911.
This ccrtiGe. that for IL ycnrs was afflicted with
sic kucss aud during this time applied tn nurbsr ~
the most .kinil aud celebrated physicians among vs.
without any perm nnent benefit, my complaints con
l tinucd To increase upon me.
II Te describe all my ~ feelings would be out oi my
power. I ird no rppeiiie, troubled with severe
pain IN NV side grea, distress alter taking food, dn
heavy feeling N, head almost amounting IN stnpdiNl
nuutncss at limbs, coud get No refreshing Sleep M
s,o, did good, bowels were continually "ut "'
order, aud was Obliged 10 take lhysic omen Mh1'
would oHIy give me momennry reheli ai nv ulmN",
rutes continued 10 increase 10 such degree fhnt
gave ~ s kinds o labor mud considered ni sen mourn
| HE About two wears ago, procured bottle oi Df'
s,,rkvcsther. IIrpaiic Elixir winch took according
10 direcInns soon had the satisfaction tn bhd my
health improving, which gave me c"hnIence W lne
medic ire cnmtnned the Of II until TOOK about
four bottles which hns restored NC Ia - good state
or health as ever enjoyed 80 Ear as know. have
sborcd the present season farm and have not lst
one DAYS labor meal Of NctHHs, during the
time 10 safely that the HerGtic EAr, ma
this alone restored my health, for have taken no other
'"e'''"' '''' GIDEON HolIEy.
u,bride August 90 lsic.
This NAV certify that Mrs. Bnr5e,t has been
afflicted with nm affection Of tho liver, for five
yssr., and during the four first years cf her i'll
ness was under The care of several Physicians,
but her disease appeared TO he increasing in ma
Iigni,y, and the prospect Of her recovery be-
coming more doubtful, .unlil being made ac-
ouscd with the success which has attended DIR,
Slarkwealher's Hepaiic Elixir, in similar cases.
Sho wa. prevailed upon to make use Of il. md
from ihi, time has been gradually recovering.
and can most checdully recommend II @ q
safe and valuable remedy for such complaints.
NJ. BURDErT,
Pastor Of the Church in 3. North bridge.
South NorlhIridgc, Sept. I, isi0.
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Coui of Probate, .Newpori, May 3, 1e4l.

C0HTt y FTo0dle, .VeTporl, 'Huy D, IcfI'
A PPLIcATioN was made for an administra.
IA tor to be appointed on the csintc Of Ben
amin Hazard. late Of Newport, Esq, dec.
1t is ordered, that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
of Prosatc, to be holden at The Probate office,
in Newport, on the first Monday in June
next, at 9 o'clock, q. IN. and that previous no.
tice be given by publshinga copy of this or
der three several times in the Herald of the
Times, for all persons interested to appear
at said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-witness:
B. B. HOwLAND, Pro. CPk.
NAV 8
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D Z a r n s.

In thI. town, on Wednesday last Miss Sarah Eason,
daughter Of the late Dr. Jonathan Eason, aged 80 years
In Portsmouth,, the 29th ult., Thomas Bny, only
son or Mr.. WIN. Coggeshaii, nged ycnrs and mos.
In Bristol, the 2ith ult, JARVIS g., only son Of
Jarvis u. Pierce, aged ~ years.
In Providence. on Saturday morning Last, suddenly,
Mr. Ellery anchester. On Tuesday, John McPhin ,Jr.
IN the 25th Yeah Of his nge.
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NEW STORE
NJ e w GOODS

r NJ. COOK, & Co. would respectfully
a. inform their friends. and the public, that
they have opened store No. l32, rhaines.st.
for the sale of DRY COODS, at which o
new and complete assortment may be found,
at the very lowes' prices.
Gentlcmen's garments made 10 order, and
particular attention paid to cutting, by Mr..
EDWARD HALL.
Newport, April %, 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-05

We exceedingly regret to state that
His Excellency Gov. KING, on account
Of the death Of his wife, will not be able
to attond the Legislature at it's present
session. The duties Of his office will
therefore necessarily devolve on His
Honor Byron Diman, the Lieut.. Gov
ernor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-05
Stoves |! Stoves 4! Stoves :!

I have on hand large supply Of COOK
STOVES from the Marion furnace. cal
culaird for coal or wood--ihe same patterns
that ! have heretofore snld which gnve the
best satisfaction Of any l ever dealt in, and
all Of which will he cold as low a. can bo
purchased in this State. Also. 8 Rotary
stoves for wood; 9 Pos,ley stoves, md
large number of Cylinder stoves. nl Of winch
will ts sold very low, as intend selling out
this Fail. 't-
Also, largo supply Of tin ware on hand,
which can DC purchased at wholesale at .
liberal discount from former prices.
An persons wishing 10 purchase Stoves
will do ". II TO call and sec for themselves.
Job work done 40 usual, and promptly N
tend d to. WIN. l.. MEl.VILL.
Sept. 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-05

The RAIsERs have given two con-
ccrts here, and tho best evidence OF
their popularity is, that they have been
honored with crowded houses, and the
attendance Of the most respectable and
discriminating part Of the community
They cannot fail to draw crowded hou-
ses wherever they may go.
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Improve the present opportunity,
WRITING ACADEMY.

Terms reduced from sc 10 Sc for course Of
ITsipe Lessons.
MIR. II. r. WHITING, OF Boston, author
An OF new system Of practical scientific
pcnmanship; respectfully announces to the
Ladies and Gentlemen Of Newport, Of oil
ages, that he has opened his academy for in.
struclion in that important branch of cduca.
lion, at the NIL street .Aeadenty. and that he
has reduced his terms from $500 to the cx.
treme low price OF S200-so that none an
have sufficient reason TO neglect the present
opportunity, whose hand writing is iicglble
or defective. The importance Of good
hand writing is too we'll known to need much
comment; all who are engaged in professional.
mercantile or other pursuits, are well aware
of its utility; yet, notwithstanding all the op
porinnties and inducements offered for it,
acquisition, many, very many are unable 10
write a legiblc hand, and still greater mum.
Der are unnble to write single line. II is
to be hoped that none will fail to avail them
selves Of this liberal offer, and receive the
benefit derived from its instruction.
Terms 81 90 for I2 lessons, payable at the
expiration of half the term. Stationary fur.
nished (exccp, ligh,s.)
Should the person not acquire a good hand
writing, no charge will be made for instruc.
ton.
. Private instruction given if desired; Misc
instruction in private schools, on the most
reasonable terms.
N. %. VISITING CARDS written in the
ncatcst manner.
G}@As no pupils will be admitted after the
close of week. (uness previously engaged
those who are desirous Of improving their
style Of PcDmanship, should make imne diatc
application.
Ladies will meet daily from 3 to 4 o'clock
p. NJ.
Also q class for Ladies and Gentlemen
from u to 8 in the evening.
April 90.
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For Providence and Newport
ARRANGEMENT FoR ELECTION WEEK.

r~ The steamboat BAL.
LOON, Captain B. F.
MS.1Ifke-S9 N.Y. Woo.cy, will leave
s2StssSssss Providence and New
port during Election week ns follows:
From Providence. edncsday, 5 and 81
n. m. md z p. m.-Thursday, Ga. m.
From .Vrppori. "Wednesday, 81 a. m. and
8 .. m--Thursday.7 7 n. m. and ! p. IN.
. On Friday the Balloon will resume her
regular trips. leaving Providence daily tMon.
day exccpied) at o q. m. and Newport at 3
r. m.
Sunday, lcave Providence ot ga. m. and
Newport st S D. m May 5.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-05

Having examined Mr.. WmrINa's .peci
mems of his own writing. and of his Pupils
improvement, I checrfu!ly recommend him
as a tencher 10 such ms wish to acquire u
gracefu and at the same time distinct hand.
CHARLES II. BROOKS,
Pastor Of the Unitarian Church.
Newport, April 30, lSII
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II. SESSIONS,

HhS ts, received = variety Of .NEW
IL GOODS. arrcpg which are - new siy lie
SH.1HLS; Monsseline de i,aioes,a great
variety; figured Apiues; rlnm do; Merinos
Prints low priced caIicr-s: colorsd esm-
5rics Blankets cf exrs quality bonespon
flannel; English and plsid do.
.7iso on hand, grea, variety of INIT iio-
sirry, of oil sx,s, and NJ tho tnrs sash'y.
Oct. :, lt<o.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-05

O. Mr.. II. II. WnIrINo has shown me
specimens Of the Improvement Of his Pupils
IN writing, which, in my judgment are credna
BILE TO him ns a teacher Of this most useful
and elegant ult. FRANCIS VlNTON.
Rector Of Trinity Church.
Newport, April 80, ls4l.
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Wanted,

A 8 nm apprentice to the Tailoring business
IA n boy abont l6 years Of age, of steady
industrious habits one residing in town
would be preferred.
Also, Dor girls as apprentices to the
q bovc business. Apply to
THOMAS G.. BROWN.
Newport, April !, 1871.
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Stoves at Cost.

REING determined to close my business by
- spring. and having large nnpber, Of
various patterns, on hand will sell any OF
them nj cost for cash. Those Who are IN
want had better call soon, OF they viii lose
the opportunity of supplying themselves OF
so rhcap a rate. WM. l.. MELvIil.
Nov. q. 1910.
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HE RAID D III II TIM $.
Letters,

eEnAIAIsG ~ rHE posr orrIoE, NEWPORT,
RI. MAY lst, lS4I.
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MOiasscs for Sale.

cnn lIHDS Of first quality CUBA MO
ZUO LASSES, now landing from Brig
polnnd n, Dcyens' Wharf, for sale by
GEO. BOWEN.
Anril 20s
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Sunday School Books,

SELECTED with care for the purpose n
- large variety, such as has been approved
Of by purchases for Sunday School Lbrn'
ries. The subscriber sells these md Family
Biblc., Polyglo, Bibles. pocket editions also
oil for .nle At cos, by
May 81 LINES HAMMOND.
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AUCTIONS.
Adsn,injstraeor,s A Sale.

w ILL be sold At Pubhc Auction, on Sat-
w urday the Ped M May n.A,. At 10
o'clock A. NJ. In front nj the Traders 3ssk.
10 shares in the coPmal stock Of the FRA
ders Bank. belonging 10 The es,de Of Han
nah ilsnsbaw. dec.
Conditions OF The time of sn'e.
p. p. REMINGTON, .aimr.
Newport, April 8. 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-05

u .7dDertissd letters are placed ina srparote
Ior. Persons applying for Mern ~W please call
for "ADyERrIsED LErTERs."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-05

Baker Jonathon
Burton William
Bellows j. A.
Brown William
Brown Sarah Mrs.
Chapman John G..
Childs j. A.
Durham Charles G.
Earl John g. William
Eldred Job \.
Elsbury James
GrinnelI George
Gray Charlotte Miss
Howard Samuel
Howard Thos. y.
Howard Lydia
Hencry Sarah
Lathu,n Jesper
Low Lyman =.
Lawrence Miss Charl't
Lewis Miss Julia
Mansfield William
M'Crillis Joseph +.
Rae Edward
Miller Lewis +.
Minkler Robert
Mowry VIM. NJ.
Ormsbee James
Page Andrew Jr.
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