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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04
PORT OF NE WP0RT.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY, July asth.
Schr Janus, Phinnev, from the Krnneheo.
Sloop Fame, Comstock from Connecticut River fo
New Bedford, Yantie, Stewart, Fall River for New
York.
FRIDAY, July goth.
Sch'rs Morning Star, Nickerson, aud Evene, Sears
from the Kennebec 81. George, Murphy, Calais
Charles, Cooke, Taunton for PhiladePhia
Si"nps Diamond, swin, mud Leopard, swift I'm Cnrd
neri Three Brothers, Heath New York. with carg'
ofIce To VIM. g. Vose.
SATURDAY, July SOth.
Brig Wankinoo, Atkins, from Fall Riyog for Balti
more.
! sch'r Pontiac, Corey, from Richmond.
Shops Victory, French from Providence for New
York Copy, Brown, Nantucket fnr do.
SUNDAY, July sst.
Sch'r Oregon, Closson from Philadelphia.
sioop Hudson, Hinsow, from New Bedford for Prov
dence.
MONDAY, August lst.
sch'rs Atlantic, Reynolds, days FIN Charleston io
Fall River; Ellen. Barker. Rondoui Tor do
soop Jane, Hall, I'm Pawcatuek for Providence.
TUESDAY, Aug, Cd.
sloop vigilant Heath, FIN ~ York for Prov,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04

We mentioned in a part Of our edition last
week, that the lightning struck in several
places on Wednesday afternoon. The Finch
House, on Washington Street occupied a,
present by Mr.. Bernard Hill. was one of the
places struck by the electric fluid. 1t struck
the chimney, descending by The side of the
house into one OF the lower rooms, doing bu,
little damage in its passage. There was O
number of persons in the house, and all es.
capped without injury, except woman and q
child, who were however, but slightly affect.
cd by the shock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04

Enierprise.-A few weeks since there ar.
rived at Gloucester, (Mass.) a small craft
from Move Scotia, with IL cords of wood,
and singular to relate, navigated only by one
man, who was several days on his pa 'sage.
lie run during night time, but "laid too" in
the day, at which time vessels would avoid
running him down, of course whereas, if
he slept nights he might be run into. Being
asked why he did not have a companion, he
answered, ,",hey were more plague than prof,
he had boy once, but he kept his jaws
going eternally, and ate him out Of house and
home" lie sold his wood and returned
alone.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04
BRIGHTON T-MoSDAy, Aug. /,
Repaired for the Boston Daily Advertiser q Patriot.

At market 260 Beef Cattle, l5 Cows and
Calves, 23O0 Sheep. and 80 Swine.
PRIcEs-Besf Cdhie-We quote 10 cor.
respond with last week:-A few extra 5 3e
a S5 so. First quality 35 Il S5 25 second
quality "a 80 "A rs; third quality S37 a
25
Co'cs and CaIpeS-Sales at 922. $25, $27
and S:}l.
Sheep--Dul, and prices reduced. Lot at
25. ~, ! so, III, I %. -, and 2 81.
Sioine-The large Kentucky Hogs were
sold since last Monday for about 3ic. Sales
today of old Hogs ui n 32 small Pigs
two-hirds Barrows, 4.c. AT retail from Al
TO SIC.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04

ExAmINATiON OF PRISONERS. The follow
inu persons. who have hitherto been detained
under martial arrests, have been turned over
10 the ciyil authorities, aud were yesterday
complained Of, for treason ngalnS, the STATE
md examined before Justice Bowen, VIZ:
Nathaniel n. Carpenter, Burrl HUTCHINSON,
George Frlssel, John Payne. Seth Luther,
Eiiub Whpple, and Gus Holmes. The first
riy were copmlttcd to the Jail in the county
of Newport, tn await their trial at the next
,lrm of the Supreme Judicial Court IN that
county. Holmes was Committed 10 the jail IN
,us city.
Payne was one Of those engaged in the as.
suu't and outrage upon the four young men
who were driven at the point Of the bayonet
from Chcpochet To Woonsocket All o
them have been engaged IN warIIke move
mtuls. and have borne arms against the State
Two Witnesses were brought against cacl
prisoner. Al bit one or two of those arrest.
cd under martial law, have been discharged
60 uuuud uycrto thc civil authorltlcs.-P Pro
tidence J0Waqi Of Saturday.
S-it'i'hc prisoners above named were brought
Zero on Saturday evening, and placed IN the
custody Of the Sheriff Of this county, 10 take
,aeir ,ria. before the Supreme Judicial Cour
ra the 4lh Monday of August.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04

in this town, On Friday last, Deacon WILLIAM
CARD IN the gst year of his nee-a Revolutionary
Pensinncr,
On FRIDAY morning last, alcrn short but distressing
illness Mr. MARY ANN UTTER, wife at MIR james
\ ur,r aud daughter Of the late VIZ. John Altman ~
the sd year oi her age.
same morning, CHART ~ HENRY, in:hui son O
Nr. Rrhrri o. bush. aged months.
w. rro,llonce, on Thursday morning lasi, Miss ROSA
MOND SHAW, IN the 31th year Of her agc-ou Mon
day, MARTHA \. W, wiir nl Mr. James T.. Murray
IN The 2lth ,enr of her aec.-Mr Ash y. FARNUM, o
the hrm uf Dexter, Daniels & Co, In the 22d year o.
hs nse.
In Inu, Conpun. on the a1d uli., Mr. sTrrHrN
KiRDY IN The san year Of bis hgs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04
Court of Probate. .Nswpori, .aug. l, 1912

Court Of Probate. .Newpori, .aug !, 1912
'DNHE Commissioners Report of claims and
the Executors LIST account Oh the Estate
Of Susannah Wickhan late Of Newport, spin
ster, dec. were presented for allowance.
Ii is ordered, that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred to Court
of Probate, to be holden at the Town Hal
in Newport, on the first Monday in Sept
next, al . o'clock a. m. aud that previous no
lice be given by publishing n copy Of this or
der tEree several times in the Heroid fHe
JHas, for all persons interested to appear al
said time nnd place and be heard.
4 true copy-wtncss
Is. B. HowLANp, Pro. Ci'k.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04

.1ioe Of Hs H6i1ns We learn that on
Monday evening last. abpu! q O'Clock the In
dams attacked a dwelling few miles from
CgnD Gamble. fired into the honsc. killing
cue man aud woundlng two others. lnlor.
nation was immediately communicated to
tlc camp, and detachment of thirty mon
wet. sent IN pursuit. We have not heard oi
Ipnir return. We presume, ,ns usual. The Ia.
liars cannot be- found day or two since
Is '.ayollCr between Monticello and Madison,
tat an arrow dlschrrgcd at hrn by au Indian.
opposed io be spy upon The settlements
Nh'ro ~ tumor also ~ town ofa depiedl
ron hnving recently been committed 10
Gl9sden county
Thus is The war ended by Proclamation
u - the general opinion that there ~ ~
orch danger IN Middle Florida At present
ls ai any time DUNG The war Fioridim
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04

SUMNER VisirORs.-Since the happy ter
mnatIon of the Dorr ic war, the way the
Strangers from the South and elsewhere
have poured in upon us, has not been at al
SLOW. Although there is ample room iol
many more, still we understand The town has
never been fuIer at any previous time or sea.
son. Folks wH fiad out by and by, wher,
the cool,reireshiDg atmosphere is to be found
during the suItry Summer Months.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04

"H Grand american Tournament" is ad.
verlsed to be held ut the Fauquier (Va.)
White Sulphur Springs, on Friday, the 5Ih
Of August
1.-THE champions which have already entered
the lists challenge competition from all the
world to cross lance or run at the riEg,
promising to all courteous knights who may
come, tair field and presence Of ladies'"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04

An atrocious marder was perpe.rated in
Philadelphia in broad day, last week, by a
Kenluckan, upon the body ofa broker named
Noah Lougee, whose office was in Sd Street
above Chestnut. The name of the murderer
Is Milton Alexander. BY the evidence on
the examination, it appears he was in pursui,
Of money, and was determined to have it, at
was AZ years of age, and had wife and four
children.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04

tEP MAIL MIssISG.-The Ncw-York Mail
of Saturday, which should have arrived here
on Sunday morning. has not yet been received
There is something very strange about it, to
say tbs least, and we will not attempt to con &C.
ture, even, where the blame lies. The Post.
master at this place, we are informed, wrote to
the +. M. Of N. York, on Tuesday evening, to
ascertain what was done with said mail on
Saturday afternoon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04
Aug 4
Cauri of Probaie, .Ntppori. .9ug. |, 1912.

Caun Of Probude, .Ntppori, .4ug. !, 1912.
A PUBLICATIONS was made for Administration
~ To be granted on the estate of .4bGy &.
Phillips, widow of Samuel Phillips, late OF
Newport, mariner, dec.
IL is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred To a
Court Of Probate, to be holden at the Town
Hall in Newport, ,on tie fret Monday in Sept.
next, at 8 o'clock, A. NJ. and that previous
notice be given by publishing a copy OF this
order. three several times in the Heroid oj
The Times, for all persons Interested to ap.
pear at said time and place and be heard.
A true copy-wtness
B. B. HowLAND, Pro. CPk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.

On next Sunday week. the 9TH OF August at o'clk
in the evening" Sermon Catholic Doctrines, will b,
preached 10y the Rev. Mr.. O'Reilly III the Catholic
Church this town. Asno tickets will be issued all per
SONS will he admitted free The collection to he laker
up on the occasion will be applied towards quidatn.
the debt OF the Church Some Of the best musicans il
the country viii be engaged for the occasion.
july 2s,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04
GAIT ION.

This is To inform the public. that R!l genuine med-
cine hns on the outside OF the boxes,
WEIGHTS INDIAN NEGETABLEp PILLS
UNpIAN PURGATIvED
OF the North American College Of Health.
And also rouuh the border er The label will be found
IN small type, Entered according 10 net Ui Con
gross, m the year $50, 10y William Wright, IN the
tirrks OMC' of the District Court OF the southern Dis
tticI uI ituuSN lyauiH.'
The public viii also remember that all who sell the
genuine Indian Vegetable pils provided with cer-
uhtatc ufHsrur,. sgutd hy
WILLIAM WRIGHT, VICE PRgurgNr
Orthe North American college oi Health,
aud that pglHrs never IN ease allowed 80 sell
t4r genuine medicine, All travelling agents viii be- pro.
Nd, with certificates Of agency above described and
ilios, Who cannot show tlom Viii bG known ~ base
impustnrs.
/ Price Is cts. per bav, with toll directions.
Office and General pt pot Tor the New England states
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04
Aug. 4.
Court Of Probaie ,.Ntmpor, .4ug. !, ls4p.

Court Of Probaie ,.Nsmpon, .4ug. / le42.
'HNiIE Administrators ID account on the es
tate Of Eliza Tmson, late of Newport
widow, dec. was presented for allowance.
IL is ordered that the same be received anC
'hc consideration thereof referred to Cour
of Probate, To be holden at the Town Hal
IN Newport, on the first Monday in Sept
next, al o'clock n. IN. and that previous no
'icc be given by publishing copy of thu
order three severaliines in the Hey0M Of M'
Times, for all persons interested to appear al
said time and place and be heard.
a true copy-wltness
b. b. llowLAND, Pro. Crk
AUG A.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04
GENUINE GROCERIES
CHEAP!!

~ J.. & w. NEWTON, are daily re-
aI' cehiug supplies from New York, and
have in store the foil owing goods, which will be
sold usual-at extreme low prices -
TEAS-gunpowder, hyson, young hyson,
hyson skin, souchong aud pouchong.
COFFEE Mocha, Java, Rio, Cuba, La
guira and West India, ground in pound pagers
SUGAR double & single loaf, crashcd- -lo.
Havana white s. brown, clarified and pulverizgd
white. st. CroIx, Porto Rico and Muscovado
brown.
FRUIr--bu bunch cask and Sutana Raisihs
Hsnle cvrrants, cilron, ptunes, dates, pIums, al
monds, waInulS, tberts, oranges, lemons and
dried apples.
MOLASSES sugar house, New.Orleans
Muscovado and Havana.
PROVISlONs-nesss & prime beef s. pork
cod fish, -four Indian meal, butter, cheese, lard.
pick led salmon, hams, rice aud corn.t
I CRAEKERS-sodl, butter milk, sugar an
pilot bread.
\ PICKLES s. SAUCES-cucumber mixed
caprcs, olives, Sard,nes, anChovios, mushroom
walnut and tomato ke,chGp, pepper sauce, curri'
powder, Harvey sauce, John Bull, do, mustar,
and olive OIL
SEGARS-a grea. variety Of Gne qualities
from Cuba.
\ SNUFF & TOBACCO Of all kinds in genera
use.
WINES s LIQUORS-pure, for medical pur
poses.
|. SPiCES-numegs, mace, olives. CHM anon,
alspice, ginger. pepper and cayenne,
| S-Can'on ginger & West India
/ T-CETERAS- ground rice, honey, Liver.
pool salt, salt p,tre, saIHratus, sal soda; brown
white, castle, white scented, palm almond
soap; starch, inaigo. alum, micaroni, verma
cell. hpioca, ground rice, eggs, sperm ant
black fish oil sperm, iaIlow and wax candles
mats, painted pals, canpails, tubs, matches
demilohns, bottles, stone jugs, cotton twime
bottle corks, pipes, brooms, cider & wine vino
gar, lemon syrup, champagne, Claro,, &c. sc
1 Aug, 4.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04

The mute Editor Of the Montgomery, N. Y.
Phpnix gives n well written and interesting
biography of Pliny Warner. whose suicide at
Newport was noticed the other day. lie is
described as man Of philosophic mind and
kind heart rs n warm friend to the Editor.
and as one whom nothing but insanity could
have driven to the deed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04

The Naval Court Martial for the trial
of certain officers of the Exploring Ex-
ped,ion, convened Oh board the U. S.
ship North Carolina on Tuesday, of last
week, as follows, viz:
Commodore CHARLES STEWART, President.
MEMBERS
Com. Jacob Jones, Com James Bddle,
g Chas. q. Rngesy, Jno Downes
stephen Cassiu " Geo. e. Rea,'
William q. Bolton, =" Dan'l Turner,
Lieut.. James T. Gerry, Lieut.. Samuel f. Dupont.
Judge Adyoeate-CH,RLEs H. wIxpER.
Charges have been preferred against
the following officers, viz Lit. Charles
Wilkes, Lieut.. Robert f. johnson,
Lieut. r. i. Pinkney, Assistant Surgeon
&. +. B. Gllou, Chaplain Jared L.
Elliot, of the expedition, and Midslip-
man May, Of tie Expedition. Among
the charges are the loss olthe Peacock
disobedicnco Of orders, drunkenness
desertion, violent and disordcrly con-
dact, writing improper letters from for
oign stations, leaving those stations and
returning home without orders or sufii-
cicnt cause, SC. SC.
Ii is further understood that the fol-
lowing officers will be brought before
this tribunal, viz Commander G. l..
Williamson, Lieutenants James Noble,
X. q. CogdelI, N. G.. Bay, and four
miaShipmen Of the sloop Warren Com
mander VIM. j. Belt and Licutenants
WIN. Pearson and George Ii. Prentiss;
of the sloop Marion Lieut.. John p.
Mclaughlin, late commander of the
Florida squadron co operating with the
land forces Commodore Ballard, Capt.
Dallas and others.
The case of Midship,nan May before
the Naval Court Martial, on board the
North Carolina, was brought to Il close
on Saturday. The Court, after two
1iours' priv ale conference on ii, reopen
ed, ard it was stated that on Monday
morning it would proceed with the trial
ofLieht. johnson, also Of the Exploring
-Expeditio1, on a charge Of disobcd'ence
OF orders. The decision Of the Cour,
must be approved by the President be-
fore il can be made public.
There was variety of evidence du'
ring the tria! Of Mr.. May, that went tc
show that both him and his commander
were every eXcitable."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04
Executors NGsiCc.

F1NHE subscriber having been appointed
II Executor to the last will aud testament
of SARAH BABEOCK, late of Newport,
widow, dec. and having accepted said trust and
given bonds according to law, hereby gives no
tce TO all persons having claims against said es-
tate to present them for settlement, aud all thos
indebted to make immediate payment.
MOSES NORMAN, Excc'r.
NewpOrt, Aug 4, lri2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04

A SpiendM Ship.-Messrs. Grinne, Min
turn s. Co. have, in these dull times, laid down
The limbers of a ship Of thirteen hundred and
fifty tons, for their Liverpool line. This will
be the largest Of all the packet ships. aud
superior in all respects, so far as it is possible TO
do better than the best OF what Is past.-N. y.
Journal of Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04
MEMORANDA.

Al Havana. 22d ut., Ship WIN. Engs, Coe aud Bark
Highlander. Mayhery, Tor Gt or charter Brig Po-
land, Cnston, unc.
Arr NJ New York eth ult., Sch'r Ohio, Smiley. 81
days from Rio dc Janero with Coffee, seal kins, and
Specie
Brig Prince de Jonvillo Gardner ofthis port arrived
nj Havana with 400 casks-do franklin Greene, Smith
frum savannah July 22d.
Brig Poland, Castoa, sailed for Mariel cath, from
UggaHa.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04
For Sale,
For. sale,
ROCKLANO LAKE ICE FOR SALE.

DOCT. voSE Informs his patients Tnd oil
a. those who are inclined to be such, That
he has been To q great expense to purchase u
cargo oi PURE UoCkbAND LAKE
ICE, and shall be happy TO sell 10 all who
want this pure cooling Panacea, ot his Cot
tagc IN Touro street.
n. b. Ice Creams. Water lccs, and many
other coolng medicines. TO restore lnvallds
to happy state, always IN abundance at The
c,,,aye. Aug. T.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04

FIRE.-About half past nine o'clock last
night, the Rotunda in Prince street, near
Broadway, occupied by Mr.. Cathsrwood, for
the exhibition ofhis panoramas, was discovered
to he on fire, and in short time the interior
Of the building was entirely destroyed, together
with all the valuable paintings, views, &c be-
longing to Mr.. C.-.N Y. Jour. Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04

FRENcu STEAMERS arrival OF the
French War Steamer lie Conner" IN our
waters, is an interesting occurrence. But
the crrand on which she comes. IL yet more
interesting. and has more national importance
~ II. The clgh, commissioners she brought,
are now at Washington, cndcavorlng to III.
ducc our government To make arrangements
Tor an international commerce on gtandcr
scale than has hitherto been contemp lated
France has built, or is building Siriy steam.
ere, which will be employed to augment her
rava force in war. and To carry on a rapid
commercial Intercourse ~ peace. All her
navy yards, as II, Rochclort, Drcst. Chcrbourg
and Iuulon, are now busy with the proparn
tons for this marine. The places which are
To be visited by this commerce, are nuncrou.
aud distant from each other probably th,
same that lc Conner. ~ her pioneering cr.
raud. i now passing to. Ic Conner will re-.
main a, New York about month, ard vii
then got New Odoans, Martinique, Ilava
~. aud even to iiceHiy dgM different stop
ping places. Her sops ut these place.
will generally bc shuri ~ proportion to thcl
importance, or tho business tn" commissioner
may have to perform ~ each oi them. licl
regular armament Is 20 guns, wh"rras now
she carries tot 10; each 30 rnuud"rs. Sh
4 has bu Les mcu on board. Whereas her 'rl
comp,moot Is 30. Her Pa!Shad' aud Ih'
frst of her cnnnons were dlScmbaracd a
Rochciort. ~ \. Jour. of Com.
II DEATH or Mas Eos. I'VE regret tc an
nounre the death Of Mrs Inx, the widow g
The late Right Hon. Charles james Fox Th
venerable lady expired y,st,rday morning o
her scar 81 -. Anne's Hin, near Chettscy, u
,bp r.th year az her az. .-- ra-S,s YaI,v
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04

MARYLAND CADETs.--This Co mpany, un-
der command Of Capt. Archer Ropes, left Bal
iimore on their military excursion 10 the ea ST.
ward, on Monday afternoon, Aug LIST. at 7
O'Clock in the steamboat line (or philadelphia
where they arrived in time on Tuesday morning
TO take the 7 O'Clock line for New York VIA
nordcn,own, Trenton, and arrive at n. Y. al
p. NJ They left New York for Boston in
the Steamer Cleopatra at ; o clock The same
afternoon, touching at this place and Providence
sn thcir way yesterday morning. They will bt
in Bo,ton two days previous TO visiting Sale"
on Friday, when they will return to Boston and
remain til Monday, and from thence return
hsms probably by the Western Rail Road.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04
July IS, lsi2.
E'uilcr's Patent Liquid Oil
Polish.

VNABRANTED to be beneficial 10 lcaih
w rr. a new aud splcrdlI arlclc for
polishing boots, shoes, rubbcrs, 81. without
labor. This polish is put up for usc ~ the
most CONVENIENT iotm possible. with brush
attached to each canuis,cr. II IL also 'ur.
nishod in gallon cans to retailers for rciillng
the small cannstcts. which makes II cheaper
than other kinds oi Backing. For sale by
John ~ Potter. ll2!, Thames street. agent
ror u,anulactur,r. June 0.-3m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04
NOTICE..

Religions services will be holden by several
Unitarian CIcrgymen at the Unitarian Congre-
gaiional Church in Mill-sreet, THIS AFTER
NOON, commencing AT p. Nj. aud in the ev-
ening commencing at s o'clock. There are
several distinguished Glcrgymcn in town ofthis
order Of christians. Aug 4.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04
From tbs
MRLGMT,s LNnlAN NEGETABLE WILLS

Ofall the public advertised medicines OF The day we
know Of none we can more safely recommend Tor IA.
"l. that flesh Is heir tO,' lhn the pills thnI sold
the druut ct The North Americuu Cullcgc oi Health,
No lg- fremont street Boston. Several instances We
know OF where they used IN Families with hc high.
est satisfaction and no longer ago than Yesterday,
heard eminent physician o this city recommend tkom
in Igh terms.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-08-04
CITY HOTEL,
2;roaO strict, 3)rooiDeute, 2s. i

l-9 SAMUEL l.. WHITE, who
raRfhT has long been connected with tn,
establishment, and George a
Thomas, late Of the Astor lousc, New York
have become the proprict0rs Of the above
spacious aud fashionable liotei, where they
viii be happy to serve their numerous friends
and the travelling public generally.
The City Hotel is acknow wlcdged to be IN
surpassed by any similar establishment in TIC
State, for central and airy location, the beau
ty Of It's adjacent grounds, the ta-te Of II
exterior, and its whole internal arrange
meut
A considerable part of the block compos
ing the establishment has ust been rebuI
on an improved plan; aud the whole Ia:
been painted; papered and furnished anew
to correspond with ,he most modern houses
III rther cities.
Tho present proprietors, fr II their expo
Renee and h" recent valuable Improvements
hope by their joint and unremiltcd efforts, Il
sustain the high reputation always enjoyed
by the City Hotel, and to continue it III the
estimation Of travellers from abroad, the
e aiding hotel in Rhode Island. is0-4w.