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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-04

MURDER OF Mr.. ADAMs.-The New
York Express gives the following as
Colts account Of the circumst ances un-
dor which he killed MIR. Adams
lie states that Adams came to his
rooms Oh the fatal afternoon, to dun him
for an unsettled account, about which
there was somo dispute. They both sat
down ut the table and settled the various
items except So. About this dispute
arose between them, and high words en-
sued, during which Adams called him
"a liar" Exasperated al this he struck
him, and scuille thereupon ensued.
Adams being the stronger man of the
two, threw and fell upon Colt and clutch
cd him 30 violently by the throat that he
wns in danger Of choking.
Colt was then lying upon his back on
the floor and as his hand was stretched
out, il came in contact with something
which he al once seized, (but as he avers
he knew not what it was) and finding
Adams's grip still hard upon his throat
he broug ht his hand round and struck
him on the back OF the head this i
would seem was hardly sufficient to stur
him, and he only rolled rather more OF
ono side Colt then struck him again
md The blow must have fallen on the
side OF the head. These wounds, dread
ful us the subsequent examination proved
them 10 be, were not sufficient to release
the prisoners throat but even In tht
.~auy ,C daoth Adams Mill continued
TO hold firmly on, until Colt seemed t.
be nj his lasi gasp, and then the dreadful
blow was given on the front Of the head
which deprived one wretched being o
life, and released the other from hi
grasp. Coli then arose, and ioun'
Adams corpse.
For some lime, no says, ho remn'nc'
stupificd with dread and horror-he knew
not what TO do, and at length determines
TO make his brother acquainted win ih
facts for This purpose bc went 10 ~
lodgings, but he wns not nj home. IL
then went into the Park, and walke
thoro for some time, being unable I
mako up his mind rs TO tho best cours
TO be Pursucd--he at one time though
to tell some friend, bu, knowing Iha, SON
stains rested upon his character, he re
Trained, lest they should not believe hi
story, aud so deliver him up TO justice
Aier travelling tho Park Ior many an
many time, he at length returned
nj, rooms aud TOOK the dreadful mean
with which the public arc already az
aain,cd, 10 conceal tho deed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-04

In the United States Circuit Court, before
Judges Baldwin aud Hopkinson, at Phlladel.
phis, on Tuesday, the case of the United
States vs.. Recsde was on trla! during the
entire sitting. AS the case seems to excite
some interest in tho community, II may not
be amiss to state CONTRARY to our custom with
undetermined cascs) that this is simply an
action To recover from the defendant the well
known mail contractor, a balance OF monies
ovurpaid TO the amount OF thirty two thousand
seven hundred and nine dollars, and sixty.
two cents, now. and therefore alcdgcd to be
duo TO the United States. Against this, Mr.
Recslde sets up claims 10 un amount grcnteT
han that for which tho action is brought
though the cxact amount OF these cannot, oi
course, be ascer,aincd until the defence shall
have been heard. A large number Of wit
ncsscs were heard yesterday, among whom
were Peter q. Washington, 5. X. llobbc
and 4. l.. Governcur. There Is dls,in-
guishod array Of counsel engaged on boi
sulcs:--For the United States, John NJ. Read
and John Cadwaladcr. Esqs.; for Col. Rec
side, Richard s. Coke, Matthew ST. Clai'
Clarke, William NJ. Meredith, Chns. J. In
gersoll, and Charles Ingcrsoll. The esi
dcncc for the United States had not conelu
dcd at The adjournmcnt.-U IT, s. GdstHe.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-04

Fever New ORLEANs.-The in
termcn,s on the 2Ist of October were l3
g by yellow fever. AT the Charity
hospital. I6 admissions, 5 ofyellow fever
III discharged, 5 of yellow fcver-8
deaths, of which 5 were Of yellow fever.
|3I5 patients remaining.
The New Orleans Bulletin of the 22d
remarks:-
The fever is evidently on the decrease
rapidly, in point Of number of cases,
though what do occur now are more ma
|licnant-and we hear Of some dear
friends whose recovery is considered
doubtful.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-04
BRIGHTON MARKET-MosoAY, Nov. ist'
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser Patriot

Al market 1900 Beef Cattle, 1000 Stores,
1000 Sheep, aud 400 Swine.
PnicEs-Bef Canis--A beautiful lot ol
Cattle were from Duchess County, N. y, aud
were probably sold higher than our quotations.
We quote first quality % 80 81 second
quality a. 80 "A s. 25; third quality $3 Ia ~ %
Barreiiing Cutie We quote Mess 81 %
No. !, So ~, and No. ., So so.
Stores-Two year old - 10 Three year
old $l4 aga.
Sheep A large number of Sheep were sold
at the following prices: 81 IL, 43, ", ee,
| ~, II and %.
Snine-In consequence oflhe limited mum
bcr at market prices advanced. Lots la peddie
l-2c for Sows aud l-2c for Barrows. A se-
lected lot and DC. AT retail 4 l-2 aud l-2c
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-04
NOTICE.

The Seventh annual meeting Of the Rhode
island State An,i-Slavcry Society, will be
holden at Providence, on Thursday and Fri.
day, the liih aud 10Th Of November next
commencing on Thursday at 10 o'clock A. NJ
A general attendance Of the friends ol
Emanc lpaiion, and Of oil interested in the
Slavery question, is requested, as several
impor,an, subjects will como up tor discus
snn
Tho interest of the nrciing will be height
cncd by tho presence oi n number ol ihcnd'
ftom abroad, including several able speakers
| Friends from the country on arrival ~ th'
city, are requested 10 report themselves a
the Anti Slavery Office, No. ~ Westmn
ster street, where the place OF meeting vii
/ be made known.
PELEG CLARK, President
WV. Arms, Rec. Sce'ry.
Oct. Is.
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ny MS ExCELLEsCT
SAMUEL WARD KING ,
Gorermor, Captain General, and Com,
mander-iH- Chief Of The STATE Of
Rhode Island and Providence
Plantations.
A PR OCL A NJ A y o N.

Il n IN " ~ a. n A'' ~ = - -
| WHEREAS the General Assembly of the
State aforesaid, on the twenty-cishlh day OF
October last, passed the following Resolu i
lions, TO wit:
| Whereas, il is the duty of oil intelligent
beings, TO acknowledge their dependence
upon Almighty God for The various blessings
they enjoy, and to render to Him the tribute
Of grateful hearts; and the season having
arrived at which in times past our ancestors
have usually appointed day tor that purpose;
therefore,
/ Resoired by this General .3ssen,biy, That
Thursday the twenty fifth day Of November
next, be sc, apart as day ofPublic Thanks
giving and Praise to Almighty God ; aud the
General Assembly recommend TO their fel.
low citizens that on that day, nbstainng from
all unnecessary labor and unbecomng re-
creation, they unite in rendering to the Al
mighty Ruler of the Universe, the homage
of sincere and grateful hearts for the innu-
merable blessings lie has conferred upon rs;
and especially for Ills blessings upon the la
bors Of the husbandman for the civil and
religious liberty we enjoy,-and for preserv-
ing 10 our Country the blessings Of Pence !:
and to bcseech him to enable us at all times,
to exhibit our thankfulncss TO Him for these
and all other mercies, by living in reverence
Of His power and laws, and exhibiting in our
intercourse with all men,the spirit Of beDevo-
lence and affection; that Iio would grant
His blessing upon all our institutions, and
pcrpetuate 10 US and our latest postcriiy, their
Continuance would confer upon all in leg
islatiyc. i1dicial and executive authority, that
wisdom aud virtue so TO discharge their va
rous duties, as to preserve the honor and
welfare Of the people, and the peace, good
order and prosperity Of this State and Nation;
tho, pound learning and virtuous education
NAV be diffused throughout our land:-and
above all, that He would impress upon our
hearts, a deep and habitunl sense OF the OBJ
legation we are under to the Gospel OF his
son Jesus Christ, Tor tho glorious hopes OF
immortal life.
Resoired also, That his Exccllency. the
Governor, DO requested to issue his Procla-
nation for the observance Of that day IN pur-
suance of the foregoing resolution.
Given under nv hand and Seal OF SAID
State at Providence, this fourth day OF
November, in the year of Our Lord ono
thousand eight hundred and forty -onc
and of Independence the sixty sixth.
SAMUEL WARD KING.
By his Excellency's command:
uKNRY BowrN, Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-04

holre,--Thero will be meeting orthe
NEWPORT LrcEUM, OH Tuesday Even
ing, Nov. 9th, at their Reading Room.
Question for debate" Will it promote
the pormanence and prosperity OF our
country 10 give predominant encourage
mcnt to the commercial spirit ?"
BY order Of the Directors,
J. Nj. LYON, Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-04

SLAvEns.-The ship Howard, Capt
Spaulding, arrived at Boston on Satur-
day, from Calcutta, and last srom ST
Helena, having left the latter port or
the 9Th Of September. Capt. S. reports
that the brig Gabriel, a SLAYER, had
been captured when fifteen days from
Havana, by II. nj. brig-of-war Acorn
and had arrived at st Helena. She
had q crew Of sixty-five Spaniards, ane
she exchanged several shots with the
Acorn. She had cargo of bale goods,
lumber and rice. ln one Of the bags o
rice were found papers which gave infor-
nation that twenty-three slave vessels
were fitting out from Havana. The Ga
briel's crew were put Oh board the Acorn,
which sailed for the coast Of Africa to
put them on desolatc und aninhabited
part of the coast. Seven other slavers
previously captured were breaking up
at St. Helena. Sixteen hundred slaves
were OF the island. Y. Com. Adv.
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STATE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY

HNlIE Annual meeting of the Rhode Is
Il land State Total Abstinence Society
will lbe holden al Providence on Tuesday the
7thof December next, in the First Bapiist
Church, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. All Total Alb.
stiDencc Societies in the State are earnestly
requested to appoint Delegates and the
Secretaries TO send their Reports Immediately
to Elder L. ). Parker, Corresponding Secre.
iory, or either of the Committee.
Several interesting subjects will be brought
before the meeting; and an Address may be
expected in the Epening from all eminent
defender OF the cause. Places Of entertain
msnt for the Delegates, among the friends o.
the cause.
HENRY CUSHING, }
J. b. NICHOLS, Com.
SAML. w. WHEELER,
Oct. 2S-6w.
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LAWS OF R. ISLAND.

AN ACT 10 adjourn the November Term OF
the Supreme Judicial Court for the County
Of Washington.
BE il rnaeted By the General assembly, as
foilOics:
Section !. Tho Supreme Judicial Court
which by law is 20 be holden at South Kings
town within and for the county Of Washing
ton on the First Monday Of November, ls4l
shall be and the same is hereby adjourned Ia
the last Monday of said November; and oil
business now standing continued from the
last term Of said Court shall and may be pro-
ceeded in and finished by the Court to be
holden by adjournment as aforesaid.
Sec. 2. All wrts, appeals, returns, rccog-
nizances, executions, summonses, and other
processes aud proceedings returnablc to or
10 be entered at said Court, already issued,
taken or commenced prior to the time To
which said Court is by this act adjourned,
shall be rcturnable to and entered at the term
Of snid Court, which shal be holden by Sir.
tue Of this act.
True copy witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Secfy.
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M a - - H a 81 u 8.

Ia this town, on Tuesday morning last, by the Rev
Franklin Gnst Richard Cornell, Of New York City 10
Alice, daughter Of job sherman, Of this town.
On Tuesday evening last, by tho Rev. Francis Vinton
MIR. Benjanin Underwood. To Miss Abby, daughter ri
Cot VIM. n. G. Ileline, all Of this town.
Ia Trinity Church, IN this town. yesterday afternoon
by the Rev. Alexande. II. VDtsn, Rector al Grace
Church, Providence, the Rev. Francis vinton, Rector
Oi Trinity Church, Ia Miss Elizabeth Mason only dugh
ter OF the late Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry boil;
VI this town.
la Providence on the 2sth uit. Mr.. Lewis Saunders,
Warren, Ia Miss Eliza Ann bowers, al Bristol
In Rchoboh cath ult, Mr.. J0siDh w. Richardson, u
Miss Elizabeth y. Butts, both of Providence
In West Chester n. Y, on the 26th ult, by the Roy
Mr. Ramsey, Mr. George Fa-neau Of this town, Mrs
Amelia HOri,by, ot the iormer pnce.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-04

2sth, Sch Ion, Rowland, West Indicsj sIoop vstory
Heath, Prov drace.
29,h, brig Eliza, Lockwood, New York.
3Oth, ship Martha, Davenport, Pacific Ocean.
2d, Ssh Van Buren,, Rogers, Jnrksonvilc, Is. y.
ARRIVALS.
tuckei for Bum"re; Coquotie, Connor fin Orlund ioI
| do; New-york Croweli, im Bangor for do; Aiiamala
! Luce, I'm aippcnn for Snvannah Mary Maria, Eimar
I'm Thomsston f,r Rclmoudi Granville, Haskell, I'M do
for New York Larkin, sheppard, I'm Boston for Phil
acphia OTIS Baker, TN 10 for Alexandria; PhilunhrO-
pst, Long, In do for NirginS; Marion, Higgins I'm dO
nr North Cnrolina William. Edrdgr, I'm Cape Cod ir
Frederick sburg Harriet Porter Borden, I'm Now Bed
ford lnr Philadelphia Carlo, Means, I'm Portland Tor
Miidetown.
| sioops Aron, Hull, I'm Now York for Providence;
Meteor blackwell, I'm n. Bedford for chsrloston VIM
n. BuDn Irons, I'm Providence for jlariord.
SATURDAY, Oct. 30ih.Arr schs Patriot, Alien, I'm n
York, with Flour & Corn, for market; Sisters, Baker,
I'm Salem for Philadelphia; Commerce, swan. I'm rrov
for do; Brighton. Eidrge, fn salem for Alexandria
Sarah Frances, Gibbs lin stoningon for Sandwch Den
mark, Rider I'm Boston; Geo. Washington Small. from
Providence for York Friends, Wallace of Cherry field
l3 ds I'm Iubec for phsdri?his-in gal, on the 23d
in the Gulf split the ioresail and hsput IN Tor repairs
| SloOps Lewis, Lewis, fn Falmouth for Now York
Providence, Brown, I'm Providence for doi Meridian
Pitman, I'm Fall River for do.
II SUNDAY Oct. sIst-Arr sch Gee Klols, Sie-lman, IN
Salem for do; Independence. Stewart I'm Fail River io
New York; Edward A. Stephens Briggs, fm ProviGGnc
for do.
\ sIoop Financier. veIsor, I'm New York for Boston.
\ MONDAY, Nov. ht.-Arr sch Cheers, Nicker.on, from
New York tor Prov idcnce.
! sioop Juno, Brown, fn Prov vdencc for New York
TUESDAY, Nov. 2d.--Arr schs Doris, Drink water, hr
Thomasion for New york; Rochester. HASKELL II d- In
Inbcc for lo threc- sch Aurora Chncs, I'm Hoe
ton for Wilmington; Guide, Bartlett, I'm Plymouth To-
Sag Iinrbor; Eliza Goodridge I'm Prov for New York
Ontario, Sheppard, TN Camden for do.
\ Sloops Moses Eddy, Bvon, IN, New York for Prov
idonce; sally, GadlinE I'm Bristol for New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-04
HI RAID OF THE TIMES.
u u VI = Q

Gov. Seward has appointed Thursday the 9Th OF Do
osnber neAL US day Of public thanksgiving.
PsIpE.-wa. II our DIR. Franklin, who -aid-"Pride
Is as loud begger want aud great deal saucy
When you have bought one nus thing, you imust buy
ten more, that your appearance may be all o pioce
but is easier to suppress the first desire than .n.
all that follow Il.
There are four things that look very awkward In q
woman, yizi 10 see her undertaking TO whisile-to
throw stone at hsg-lo smoke cgar-and to climb
garden Gnco.
Tho Fare TO New York via stonngton Railroad and
Steamer, on and oiter Monday, Nov. /, 1871, will be-
Cabin Fare, s5,-Dock Fare, $3.50.
II TnE STATUE or wAsnIsoros has been safely placed
in the rounda OF the capitol and only waits foI
tho pedestal upon which II is to be plneed.
II The Hon. Henry A. Wise is sick Of un Intermittent
fever, at Philadelphia
II BENEFITS OF ApvxarIsiso-wo once heard Of a
merchant who undertook to expend his frat years
profits in advertising. Aner trying four months he
found his profits great that he could not lind ohog
papers TO advertise In ana gave il npi but continued 10
advertise in every paper in his region until In sir years
he quilted business with half million OF ready change
-Wheeling Times.
II What tho colors Of tho winds aud the waves
during the u., storm Ans. The wind. BLEW and the
waves ROSE.
II great many soTE-owE-rious characters prepar
ing is said, to take advantage of the Bankrupt Law.
Where is your father ?" said angry master to the
son OF his hnbually upplng domestic. I" lie Is down
stairs, sir" "Ge,iing drunk, ! suppose ?" "No he
amt, SIR" " What then 2" "Gciting sober, sir"
Dgby on seeing beautifully executed inscription OF
church hell lately east by Hoibrook, observed that d.
gnd perceive growing taste FOR BELL LETTERS
Boston Post.
Going from London to Botany nay, as they now do
by steam, Is called, and justly called, I" facilities o
TRAEsPoRTATIoN."
H There was severe frost at Mobile OH the 9Th u.
Tho Washington Bank" New York ciiy, blsw ~
Monday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-04

A Tiger shot IN The streets Of Leuisrille
A splendid Tiger, belongingto to the Men
ngerie of Titus, June, Angevine & Co,
exhibiting on Green street, Louisville,
escaped from his keepers on Friday -
He was shot by MIR. Joseph Potter,
piano forte manufactured. He inhictc d
slight injury upon the arm Of a man
who was endeavoring 10 "hcad him." by
blow from his paw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-04

Mr.. Washington Barrow, the nowly ap.
pointed Minister to Portugal, has arrived at
New York with his family, and is atou, to
embark for Europe, for the purpose of enter
ing on the duties Of his appointment
Mr.. John y. Pendleton, Charge d'Affairs to
Caili, has arrived at Norfolk. for the purpose
of taking passage in the frgate U. States
which is about to sail for the Pacific Ocean.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-04

We have received the first number Of
"Tho Self Instructor, and Journal Of
the Universal Lyccum," edited by Jo-
siah Holbrook, New York. 1t is pub
lished in monthly numbers Of l2 pages
each at so cts. per year. 1t contains
much valuable and interesting matter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-04

We are requested to give notice, that
the Anti Slare'y Society, Of Newport,
will hold their annual meeting, on Mon
day evening, Nov, 9Th, commencing at
6 o'clock, p. NJ at the Union Church,
on the Hill. The public are invited to
attend.
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.ME.UOH.7ND.7,

CID at New York, 25th ut, sch Yoisin Clarke, rol
Beaufort aud Swnnsboro' n. C 2eth, Time, Iiar Pen
sacoa.
Arr Mt Havana 10th ult, brig Echo. Mcsscr, hence.
Arr nj Mobile. Goth ult, sloop Annawon, Burdck
hence via Key Wasi.
Sailed I'm ST. Augustine, 22d ul,, sch Tasso Burdck
E,r N,NxN Nork
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-04

Court Of Probate, .Ne'rpon, .fov. 2, 1871.
Y>llE Commissioners Report on the estate
. OF Samuel Bull'um was presented for al
lowuncc.
IL is ordercd,that the same be received md
the consideration thereof referred tn Court
of Probate, to be holden at the Probate office
in Newport, on the first Monday in Deceaber
next, nj . o'clock a. m. aud that previous no.
lice be given by publishing copy of this or
der three several times IN the Herald Of The
Times, for all persohs interested to appear at
said lme and place and be heard.
A true copy-wltness
B. B. llowLAND, Pro. Cl'k.
Nov. 4.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-04

At the latest dates from New Orleans,
the weather was very cold-the fever,
notwithstanding, continued very malig-
nant.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-04

Commodore llULL hns been on visit to
w Washington for several days past. We are
rciolccd to sec the veteran looking 80 well
aud hearty.
The oilicors Of tho Marine Corps. at pres
cut on duty at head quarters, headed 10y
Colonel Henderson, tho veteran Comman.
dan,. aud Captain Kcnnon, the Commandan'
OF the Navy Yard, paid their respects to the
Secretary Of tho Navy on Tuesday last
.7rmy & Nary Chronicle.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
AdlnistratOr's A and COmlMis-
siOncrS, Notice.

VNilE subscribers having been appointed
= by the Hon. Court Of Probate of the town
Of Newport, Commissioners to receive aud
examine the claims against the estate Of
James Ddnzell, late Of Newport, dec. and six
months from this date being allowed by sud
Court for that purpose, we will meet ut the
dwelling house OF Peter L. Remington, on
the second Saturdays Of March. April and
May, al q o'clock +. AZ. to receive, examine
and decide Oh The claims Of the creditors Of
said estate.
Newport, Nov. ], 1871.
JAmEs LAwTON,
CLARK BURDIcK, COmm'rs.
ChAs. T.. HAMNETr.
All persons Indebted To SAID estate are rc.
questcd to make immediate payment to
PETER Z. REMINGTON, .4dinr.
Nov 4.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-11-04

In this town on Friday last, At the Marine Hospital
Mr.. - Fos'iiek, Of Nantucket Into Mate of the brig
Sooy, of Newport, N. J,
On Monda, afternoon last, Mrs. Frances Gardiner aged
! rs years.
A. sea- on board brig Lycoming on his passage from
Cronsin Ia Boston, on the 9Th u Mr.. Joseph Colzen
i Nj. Charles Colzrns uf this aged 81 Years
In Warren, on the 2iih ult, William Frederic, %
Mr.. James LawlcsS, of BRISTOL aged months.
In Providence, ON the l9h ult, Abby Frances, ekes
daughter Of John Brown Franci- Esq ugrd Is years,
month aud II days.
In South Kngslown, on the Goth ult John II. Dock
ray, worthy member OF the Society of Friends aget
81 years md day.
In Providence, On Tuesday morning, Joseph Eddy
aged % wears.
Just arrived nt Warren, Aug. 23d 1910, OF Nnn die
mans Land, Andrew Conwell, steersnnn, ofriyerton
and James Calwrll, seaman, OF Taunton. Died, Apr
10, 1911, nj sea, George ssson, OF TvsrtOu, aged
years.
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TRADERS BANK.

.NeWpoH, Sept. ., l64I.
NOTICEi is hereby given, that unless the
~ debts. with interest aud expenses, Sc
cured by forty shares of tho Capital Stock ot
this institution, standing in the name Of Wi.
liam II. Crsndall, are previously paid, ] shall
cause the SAID shares to be sold al public auc-
tion to the highest bidder, on Saturday, the
NJ. in front Of the Banking House.
BY order Of the President and Directors
BENZ. MUMFORD, CASHIER.
lowits
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AUCTIONS.
On Saturday next, Nov. 9th

III 10 o'eLook n. ~. ut the late residencs ef
Thomas X. Gardner, ia Peitam street,
A ii. the furniture Iemsining in said house
"A belonging 10 h,s estate. consisting al
3 feather beds, aud pillows, 5 bed.ieads and
under beds, q quantity Of linen bedding, a
lot of aid sasi,es, one No. 2 Posiley stove
for pariour, iLroe tables, aud other articles
Conditions at sale.
By order Of PgLyG ANTHONY. .4dninisfra.
tor Wih The UW annered.
GOODSPEED, .7ucir