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TRANSLATION.
DEPARTMENT OF WAR AND MARINE.
Mexico, April 81, 1912.
Mosr EXCELLENT Sin: His excelency, the Prov-
sonal President of the Republic being DESTROYS to show
no less his constant anxiety to cultivate the most
friendly and sincere relations with the Government
Of the United States than the satisfaction which the
prudent and circumspec conduct of his excellency,
Mr.. Powhatan Ellis Minister Plenty of that Re-
public now about to retire from his functions has
him, has thought proper to order that the prso
ners, George Wilkins Kendall, John c. Howard, and
Theodore A. Suy, citizens Of the United States,
should be set at liberty and placed at his disposition.
And have the honor to inform you of this, that
you may place them at liberty and at the disposition
of the said Minister.
God and liberty
TORNEL.
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TRANsLATIoN.1

DEPARTMENT OF WAR AND MARINE,
Central Section, Table 4,
Mexico, April 10, 1872
Mosr EXCELLENT Sin His exceency, the Acting
President, has resolved that the passage through
that capital city of Mr. Powhatan Ellis, Minister Of
the United States, the Texan prisoner, }. b. Hough-
failing, should be delivered up to him--that person
being one of those comprehended in the list of the
prison RS sent by that Commandancy General to this
Department
All which have the honor to communate to YOUR
Excellency for its execution,
God and liberty
TORNEL.
To his Excellency,
the CoMMANDANr GENERAL OF PuEBLA
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W ERR TAS the undersigned, formerly hln"f y
Y lie " Nlaitore, IA Bologna otthe &6aftHi Ice'
nom leo. p0iilco del 4oHdo in Milan the 9aH-
nddcia Etdetacjoa" in Mexico, and Of ri Corfa
4tjaniico . in Mexico and New Orleans, propose ~
,dn IN Washington a philosophical palllco-dplomat-
co-porlot paper for the diffusion of general kno"-
edge under the iitle OF VEelr,s the editorial put
which will be both in the English and Ercnch hn.
guages. Prospectus raiSonnte OF this paper slia"
ing its necessity, object plan views, terms &c way
he published and widely circulated in AmtHra aud
Europe as soon as collaboration Is obtained e"''
English scholar both TO correct my harhorou, tnl>t
and to translate my French in good English
As the principal objec, OF Tins cnerprse ny -
me ans that of making money all persons, HdHft
uraHsed on strangers, who nay wish to taxi s'f'
IN it, will have right to share also the proht "''
m cht possibly be derived from IT, without rts'rNn-
for myself the least advantage over that "hcl Hilu'
hc obtained by each of them.
A resident in The United States during nlne" X
Years and a crizen since 1899, lcsnnot pr suspf11f
of being wholly ignorant Of the nsti ulioh- o
country, or Indifferent in the cause OF IT. soela RH
political happiness A
Offers received at my present residence, eoriE
PENNSYLVANIA Arenue and rom stred Address Eo.'
pad, to''Verllas, Washington ID C >.,,,,,n
Washington, June 3 lsi2-lm
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Our spondents and friends find IN 1Ie
above schemes sufficient attraction To please every
fancy. The wonderful success we have met witt "a
the distribution of big prizes altogether unrNailed
One whole Of l000O--one Of S25,u00-one Of $1,000
"a half Of 81 ,00O-besides most brilliant ,cleo-
ton Of other prizes, which would form too lall q ~
TO recapuate will clearly demonstrate the tree road
to fortune.
Our correspondents may rely upon the most >lrel
and confidential attention to ueir orders-wlh lne
utmost prompttude in answering the same, and upeu
hayng the official drawings forwarded as soon as re-
ceived by Us.
Iss1hey will please direct as above
All holders Of tickets which have drawn prize
and all persons having certificates OF packages, tlc
have excce ded the guarantee, will please forward l@
same and receive the cash tickets in any lotteries
un or our management
June 22-d.
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Mr.. Ellis TO Mr.. de Bocanegra.

LEGATION OF THE U. S. OF AMERICA,
Mexico, 18th April, 1912.
The undersigned Envoy Extraordinary and Min
lister Plenipotentary of the United States Of Amer
ca, has the honor 10 inform his Exceency Jose Ma
ria de Bocanegra, Minister OF Foreign Relations and
Government, that he has been recalled by his Govern
ment and respectfully asks that the most excellent,
the Provisional President of the Republic will be
pleased to grant him an audience Of leave on Wed
nesday next, at such hour may be most agreca-
BILE to his Excellency.
ne undersigned avails himself Of this opportunity
to manifest to hi, Excellency, J. M, de Bocanegra
the assurance of his high personal esteem and disin
guished consideration.
POWHATAN ELLIS.
To his Exceency,
Joss MARIA DE BocANEGRA,
Minister Of Foreign Relations, &c.
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Mr.. Ellis TO NJ. de Bosaa ezra.
LEGATION OF THE U. S, OF AMERICA,
T.. MEXICO, / lth April. lS42


Tie undersigned, Envoy Extraordinary and Min.
lister Penipotentiary of the United States of Ame-
RIGA, states to his Excelency, J. M. de Bocanepra,
Mi lister of Foreign Relations and Cove n,nent that
onthe 9th of February last, he claimed the berat IN
of John G. Howard, J. b Houghtang, L. S. Tor
rey, H. K. Buchanan, L. A. Sully, and David Snive-
". Although these persons accompanied The Santa
Fe expedi Ion, it is clearly and satisfactorily a. GER
tained that they joined it only in the character Of
traders and not In mil tary capacity bearing arms
against the Mexican Government
This fact ascertaned by the declarations of so me
of the parties made in the United States previous 10
their Departure and by the certificate of Colonel
CuoSe aud Doctor Brennan, who state the motives
which inducedthe above named individuals TO ion
the exp dtin.
The undersigned refers his Excellency j NJ de
Bocanegia, To The enclosed documents and bers they
may be returned TO this Legation after they have been
ptrused.
IL Is sincerely hoped that after the examination OF
these papers, the Mexican Government will have no
hesa' ~ IN dschargIng these persons citizens of
the United States.
The undersigned respectfully requests that perso-
Nal interview may be- granted him ny the excel
lem, he Provisional President of The Republic, on
Thursday next, The l4h instant, such an hour as
may be most agl eeabe to his Exec leucy.
Inc undersigned conveys t. / is Exceilency J. M.
de Bucanegrs, The assurance of his hiph and d.
uDgushed consideration.
POWHATAN ELLIS.
To his Exccl1ency,
J, M. DE BocANEaaA
Minister Of Foieign Relations, &c.
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DAGUERRE0TYPE PORTRAITS.

g Secure the shadow the substance fades
The only certain method of obtaining fac s,m,.
oil the human countenance is by the photograph
process The subscribers have avalled themsei,e, d,
some recent Improvements in this beautiful art v hc
enables them to produce much bolder picture ,ian
heretofore taken The public are invited 10 call atd
examine their specimens. Rooms on the northea,,
corner OF l2lh and + streets. Hours Of operatol
from TO o'clock. :
Gentlemen wishing to obtain a knowledge Of IA.
interesting art, do so on reasonable terms "
calling at their studio.
FAY & REED
Washington, June g. 1912
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lR. ID. JAYNES'S SANALNE PlLLS.-1hese
~ pills are an excellent, mid, and safe purge at all
times and exceedingly useful in dyspepsia and other
distractions of the liver Persons taking them can
eat and drink as usual without fear of injury and
what is Of infinite advantage making the use OF me!-
curial preparations frequently used IN derangc-
ments OF tile stomach and liver, unnecessary For
sale at
WILLIAM YOUNG'S
Drug store ttco doors east Of Gadbys, Penn frenue
July lift
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JAYNES'S TONIC VERMIFJGF
YNHlS VERMIFUGE is perfectly safe and So ne,-
i SAINT that children will not refuse TO take il, Il
efectually destroys worms, neutr Lies acidity or
sourness of the stomach, increases appetite and qet
as general and permanent tonic; and i, therefore
exceedingly beneficial in intermittent and rtmttent
levers, Indigestion, &c and IS almost CERTAIN cure
for fever and ague, and, what is Of m re importance
1t does il permanently For sale al
WILLIAM lOUNG'S
Drug Store, Pennsyirana .4rmls
June l7-tf
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&S,s;'s'sse

From the ~. " Herald.- Oae oelock, II. M
HIGHLY IMPORTANT-STATE OF AFFAIRS
IN ODEISEAND-LATEST NEWS FROM
THE SEAT OF WAR-TREMENDOuSE En-
CITEMENT
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our most Obedient servant,
POWHATAN ELLIS.
Mr.. Ellis 10 Mr.. Black.
MEXICO, April 2.

MEXICO, April 25th, 1912.
DEAR Sir deliver into your hands the orders Of
of the Mexican Government for the Liberation Of
Houghtailing, Torrey, Snivey and Buchanan citi-
zens of the United States, now held as Texan pris
oners in the city of Puebla.
Immediately on your arrival in that place you will
present my letter with the above named orders to the
Commandant General, and obtain the release of the
prisoners without delay. After you have accomplish
ed that object, take thom to the tavern with you,
furnish them with decent and necessary clothing
and pay for their passage in the stage to Jalapa
where, you will instruct them to remain until my
arrival. You will also pay their expenses at the
tavern at Puebla, and, on their departure, give TO
each of them twenty dollars
With respect, yours,
' POWHATAN ELLIS. (.
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jun 20-law6w

HAY NJ determined to dispose Of the above, purcha
sers will do well to make early application,
w w CORCORAN.
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June 2s-3t
G. II. VAN PATTEN, Nj. D.,

Pennsylvania avenue, few doors from Browns
Hotel nov, %, isly
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.I,IASS, GLASS IA small lot Of Polon 2,
VI Glass jus, received and for sale Q, - Wv
YOUNG'S Drug Store, 2 doors East Gad'oS H'S'l
fresh supply Of Lii seed on, Just t'ccl''u'
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TORNEL.
DEPARTMENT OF WAR AND MARINE,
SECTION OF OPERATIONS.

To the CoMMAsDASr GENERAL OF Mexico.
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lIMoRE PRIZES THAN BLANKS. 81
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To be drawn in Wilmington, Delaware, Thus
dav, July 29th.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
CLASS NO. 81.
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M MALkbEN DYE.EEOy USE,
BOSTON.
Corner Of Court and Uanorer streets
Concert Hall BUILDINGS.


Corner Of Court and Uanorer streets
Concert Hall BUILDINGS
ALL KINDS SILK, COTTON AND wooLEN GAR
MENIS DYED, Vizi
Ladies silk, Satin, Merlno, De Lam, ant
oil kinds "l other dresses, dyed and cleanse,
without The usual dyed appearance, nv no ar
iihcIal stilcnDg is used at this estabIIahment
and Tor proof of the assertion, the pablo
are respectfully invited ~ examine great
many specimens.
-ALSO--
GeDtlemen's Coats, Plantations aud Vests
oi all iabrics, dyed, cleansed and pressed
with finish but little inferior to the original
ana warranted 10 give satisfaction.
ALSO
Cleanse Carpets, Rugs, Blankets, Bed
ticks, Marseiles Quilts, Window Curtains
Table Covers; and IN most cases !he stains
are entirely taken out, and color much In.
proved.
P"rasoIs md Sun Shades, dyed without
beng removed from the frames.
Merino, and other kinds Of Shawls, dyed
ll2ht color. The borders Ia nearly retain lhei,
original appearance, aud the irlnges curcd
the same as when new.
have appointed SAMUEL s. MuMroRD.
my agent IN Newport, to receive goods for
the above establishment. All goods left
with hun, NJ the store Of Mr.. James Mum.
ford, 99s Thamcs-strcct, viii be promptly
forwarded 10 us. The prices for WORK war
ranied to be as low as at nny other establish
ment in this country. Work returned IN all
cases IN 10 or IL days.
Boston, June ii, 1912 BIN.
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NOTICE.
" r. w a. 90 gDss .

EOlIN +. TOWNSEND offers for sale a
~ handsome assortment of Goods, suited to
the season, much replcuI,h'd w,lh new pur-
chascs consisting of BroadciDlhs, CnEs
mcrcs, CaSslnets, Satlueis French. English
aud American CalIcors, Scotch GInghams,
French Bro. Linens aud Duiings, Bro Linen
Table Cloths, Bamn-k colorcd, do. Russia
Napkins. Summer Whine riauncls, Counter
pancs, English B.rdscyc Diaper, Victoria
Robes, largo Broche aud uerlno Shawls, Sc.
Also, general assortment Of domestic
goods, such as Bro. aud white Cotton Sheet.
lng.; TIchIngs, twll'd blur stripes stout
Jeans. &c. wIlh Il constant supply Of the best
Gcorgin NaukIn; blue, TAXED and white
Knitting Cotton cotton warps, Nc.
Frequent additions will be made 10 liz
stock, and the prices GtcI to The times,
April q.
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N7iis-s.rCrl Academy,

TgNllE subscriber, respectfully rendering his
L. thanks TO the friends and patrons of this
School, for the repeated proofs he has re
ceivcd of their favor, would inform them TINT
the next term will Commence on Monday
18th OF July, to continue ~ weeks.
Tuition IN English Branches, SO
do 4" s languages, So.
Stationary will be furnished for trInng
sum if required.
No deduction will be made for absence,
except in case OF sickness.
J. s. GAYS PTeccptor.
N. B. This school is adapted to young
ladies' or gentlemen who may wish TO pursue
any of the branches usually taught in similar
insti,ptons Particular attention will be paid
to such as may wish 10 tit themselves for
teachers or 10 enter college. Also inslrac.
ton given in Algebra, Geometry, Surveying,
Navigation, &c. either IN school or at such
times as may be convenient
June %.
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July 7
Court Of Proba!e, .Mdhicto,cn, June 90, I8l

Court Of Probate, .Nidiicio'vn, June 20, 1912.
A PPLIcATioN was made for an adminislra.
n tor TO be appointed on the estate Of
James Coggcshall, late OF Middctown, de-
ceased.
1t is ordered, that the same be received aud
the consideration thereof referred To Court
OF Probate, to be holden at the town house
III Mlddlciown on the 81 Monday in July
nextat o'clock p.m aud that previous notice
be given, by publishing copy Of this order
three several times in the UeruiH Of The
Times, for all persons Interested TO appear a,
said time and place aud be heard.
true copy-wncss:
JOSHUA CUGGEsHALL, Pro. elk.
Jane %.
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FOR SALE.

T--g The building on Blnniscr's
EAI.:Hs WhorG formerly occupied by
SAaiIiES Swlnburnc a. Hudson, aud
- cS..lS more recently 10y The subscrl-
bcr. The building * nearly new the lowe,
pant is htted for a Grocery, Meat & Vlc,ual-
ling shop; the upper part could, with httlc
expense, be made n comfortable tenement.
Also-n valuable building lot, IN Clarke ST.
next north of the estate of the late Robert
Rogers 1t contains $500 feet and has The
same well of cXcclcnl water. If the above
is no, sold before the first Of September, 1t
will then be sold AT auction. For terms, &c.
apply TO JOHN w. DAVIS, Jr, or
II. Y. GRAMS ron g. son.
Newport, June Ii, 1872.
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WEBB'S NEW PATENT
C,lJJp UE.SE RTR.NER
D0ct. EGSC's
GENUINE ROOT BEER.

IN 1880 commenced making Root Beer,
aud sending 1t out for snlr, knowing that
many store keepers would like To keep It,
aud not have the trouble of making IT, | at
,hnt time considered 1t no secret, as any old
lady could make II, the same ~ | do at this
time but, ns times alter, It ~ now considered
great art aud necessary TO have diploma,
aud us i, nova. days takes but u hours To
make doctor, hay, gone through the de
gfccs, the same NJ mu,uu, thai ~, take one
luol, ut rhompson's 80 book, one dose oi
Lobcla aud a vapor bath, aud you are a TN
ishcd doctor
My Beer will bo furnished at 36 cts. per
dozen, at wholcshlc only, aud at The store q
ci'. per bottle. | shall not retail my, as !
make profit enough at the present ptrc. !
warrant The B"cr superior 10 any beverage,
excerpt wolerl
WIN. S. VOSE.
May 9TH.
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HARVEY SESSIONS

As n complete assortment Of GOODS.
- and Is weekly receiving spring articles
from Now York, all OF which be viii sell for
CASH, or approved credit, as cheap as any
nyng or sitting bird ~ the town.
Apnl L
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Executors Notice.

TENllE Subscribers having been appointed Ex-
81 ecutors 10 the Last VI III and Testament
Of ELIZABETH STEVENS, late Of Newport,
widow, dec. and having accepted said trust and
given bonds according to law, hereby give no
tcc 10 all persons having claims against said es-
tale TO present them for settlement and all those
indebted to make immediate payment.
THOMAS SrENENS ,
PARDON W. STEVENS, 5 EXECUTORS;
Newport, Juy T. 1879.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
/ E GAL N @ TIC ES.

Court Of Probate, .Iewporf, J"iy 4, 1912.
A PPLIcATIoN was made for an administra-
"A tor 20 be appointed on the estate of
Samuel PhWps, late Of Newport, mariner,
deceased.
II is ordered, that the same be received and
the consideration thereof referred To Court
Of Probate, to be holden ut the Town hall
in Newport, on the hrs, Monday in August
next, at o o'clock n. M, and that previous no.
,ice be gwen by publishing cory of tins or
der three several times IN the iIeraM Of He
Times for all persons interested to appear at
sud llmo and place and be heard.
A true copy witness:
i. B. IlowLAND, Pro. elk.
July 7.
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Assessors Notice.

g'ilE subscribers give notice, that they
were chosen Assessors, tO assess n Tax
Of Elght Thousand Dollars, ordered 10 be
assessed At the Annual Town Meeting, hold
cn on The 7ll day of june met on The iuhnbi.
lanl, of the Town Of Newport, and the taxa.
bic property thereon, 90 be- collected and paid
into the Town Treasury on or before the 1T
day ~ October next We therefore call
upon oil persons Interested, To glve ~ u
either Of US, u lIst of their fntrabc Estates.
under oath, on or before the 30 day Of Joly
next.
TnoMAs Rusu.
CHARLts Gfirs.
Newport, June j 1912.
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> rs - G ~ Il erS.

A Large 10, of silk, Indin rubber, buckskln
wofstrd mud cotton Suspsndcfs, nov
opening and fur sale cheap. ~
isaac GOFLD & SON~S,
Man %. l5s Thames street.
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TR0ADCLOTIS.
THIS nav OPENED.

ENRON the n. York Auctions, the largest
assortment Of Broadcloles, of every sly lc
and quality, ever brought TO this market,
which purchasers are iullicd 10 call and ex-
nnlnc, IL they are guaranteed "A better bar
gam than they ever made before. by calling
at ISAAC GOULD 81 SONS,
April 2Il l.6 Thames street.
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PROVIDENCE
B OOK BIN D jerry.


Hsss - 'shn> LbaHSiEtss
A NY who are desrouS Of making their mo-
4 "A noy go as far as possible III buying goods,
will do well 10 call AT No. 100, Thames-,t
who're they will find they can save per cen.
Of their money in buying goods Of the same
quality. Also, will be opened new assoIt-
mcni OF goods on Tuesday morning, which will
be sold at prices TO conform TO the times.
Another lot OF those Edlnboro Shawls, which
sold 50 quick at 81.
IA CaIlcoos are IN great demand, this is the
place where you can buy 2j yards for dollar.
and others equally as cheap.
We invite all to call and examine, ~ we ara
determined 10 sell cheap,
uO. 160, Thames-street is the place.
CUTTING & AUGUSTUS.
n B. Also, New styles Of Artificial Flow
eia, from to 80 cents.
Newport, April IA,
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please 10 take Notice.

IL want tn sell my place. four
ES9;;Hs and a Dali nude. i'om Now.
rfaliii& pon, u few rods from 'h' nam
g. ~ g5srl road that irsds to ih' @Ione
Bndpr. II acres or inrrroh"ni3 Win Two
story house. painted, - by - 'rcl; n'" barn,
nud other uut buildings, br,i u'c well col
water, with q garden coui'mnE cuf,ani,
goos,bruy md raspberry bushes, aud aspnrl.
gus bod act,s of uult trees. apples, pears,
peaches. ,horro- Of thrcc kiud--tcm'ins oi
nursery oi apple nnd buuonNood trccs-
OK aud horse carts wagon. tanning lu"i',
aud all the STOCK. For iu.lhcr particulars
please 10 visit the premises. uud see TOT Nuuf'
selves. PARDON VIII l.
roltalnou,b, Dec ~, leio.
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NEW BOOTS 81 SHOES.
BENZ. N9AEsSEH. .DEs.

RSS, THANH ES-SI REEF,
Ei1 Has just received sr'en-
did assortment of BOOI'S
tHan~ v1 ~1sJ & SHOES, suitable for the
E- season. Among which are,
Ladies French shoes manufactured IN Paris,
by Este, and uo, IN i,ym und cGied French.
Also, Ladies New York shoes made IN the
first misses and chl,drcu'S OF every
description of color geulcmcu'a boots from
S24J 10 $3.50. aud about every other article
that may be- called for III n shoe stor", such
n thread webbing, hid, morocco and lining
skins, backlng brushes, sc. Any Of the
above articles viii be sold for cash or ap
proved credit, as low as at any store IN New
polt,ur cyuai quaidg All those ~ wait of the
above articles will please call aud examine for
themselves.
n. y. Ladies and Grnllcmcn'. Boots a.
SHOES. of every description, manufactured 10
order ia the very best mauner, and icdrrGnkcd
10 fl, at the shortest notice.
Newport, May 4, 1872.
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For sale or 10 spl,

'k'IlE splendid mansion Ialelv bui, ond oc.
cGp'ed by BoRuEN W0op Esq Il il
beautifully situated on ,he iisng ground.
about ID miles North Of the State House N
newport, facing 90 The main road. aud com.
hiahda u very extensive view OF the harbur
aud bay. The nam building is 40 Ly 81 feet,
and cpntnIns 3 rooms, including drawing
rooms, and attached, ~ the rear, h nm addl-
lion containing The kitchen aud wash. room
below, and servants lodging rooms above
with good cellar the whole slze Of tha
house. There ls also u good c0ach house
and other oulbulldlngs; an excellent well Of
water, aud brick cistcfu, both connected wjjh
IN" house by lead pipes. The 10, consists
oi ~ acres Of good land handsomely land out,
ana having on II greet number OF ornamcn.
tai trees. The house Is but three years old,
ond was buIl aud finished " ilh Grst rate ma
tcrialS aud ~ modern style.
This establishment il admirably calculated
Tor gcnlleman's residence, and # mmcdl.
ate application is made it will be- sold at IA
great bargain much below ihc first cost t.
or II tenant will be received ut moderate
rent For further particulars apply to
WM. WEEDEN,
June or ]. &. SHAW.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-07-14
For sale on 10 Let,
For sale,

tor sale,
pv-, That elegant aud convenient
NTrrNs1 house and lot of land, situated At
sBtisi the corner oi Mil aud South
Tonr1 streets, known by the name OF the 81.
john House, aud now occupied by Mrs Pho
lcau.
A l. : O,
That mos, eligible building lot Of land
measuring 800 by 100 lccl- bounded on
three streets and fronting on Sou,h Touro,
known bp the nnme at The 81 John Garden
terms reasonable. Arply lo
J. G.. SHAW, Igem
Newport, January Glh, 1872 (uJ