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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-30

It is insanity to attempt to control the -four and grain
markets of the United States in their existing state and
is wild speculation to purchase for winter storage the
plus grain thckly scattered the length and
breadth of the west Within the last month six weeks
spectators have gone into Ohio Illinois, Michigan, sc
buy up the wheat in those sections These persons an
such thing be possible to unnatural rise in
prices should there be natural advance These men
are wild and visionary, and ndicationof it, will
throw the receipts and shipments at few ports in the last
two years into a table,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-30

porares in the trade quareng about the prices of
few ephemeral works the Foreign ANIMALS, las the
editors say selling the Real Simon Pure" copies of
the BOOK OF BEAUTY,
KEEPSAKE and PICTURESQUE ANNUAL.
Large paper bound in the purest white
calf-most of which being large that but few of
elegant will fit them and copy to be had else
where in this city of the two first named works of SINH
lar kind. Besides these we have
OTHER SPLENDID BOOKS
suitable and expressly imported for customers;
other copies OF which are to be had except at 203 Broad
way, up stairs
We also state that sales thus far have rebled those
OF any since 1886 and stock is the most dvers
fed in the city.
N. B. No person sells cheaper this year than
VIM A. COLMAN, 203 Broadway up stairs
Please call and see for yourselves.
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Total bales, 7i2730 588, 46s 306799 4l3, 804
STEWART WRIGHT, Cotton Brokers,

Dec 80 10 o'clockThe sales of Cotton yesterday
reported at bales in the early part of the day there
evidence of yielding trfe in the rates. but af
ter change heavy sales made at full prices and the
market closed very firm at quotations This morning
there is not much doing owing in part to the steamers
sailing and operators being busy with their letters for
Europe.
Exchange on England closes firm at 1904 per cent
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Provision Market.

We ought not to complain of markets, there is
great abundance of all kinds in meats poultry fish, wild
game, and vegetables With the holiday sfprces have
advanced in almost all of the different articles more So
however. in turkeys. geese. and in chickens
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nJ- BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.

90 BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
Why will you
Superfuous hair,
Your radiant charms to hide
When you well know
That by Gouraud
A remedys applied
Then ladies fair destroy all hair,
Between the chin and nose
lffurze that grows upon the STEM
Ger spread the blooming rose,
'Twould then be left truly ween,
To bud, and bloom and die unseen.
Full directions, in French and English, accompany
each bottle Price 81. Gourauds Vegetable Rouge 80
cents To be had only 81 Walker street. door from
the corner of Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-30

CATHARiNE GOOD of the city of PHILADELPHIA widow
not having heard rom her son samuel r. Williams now
or late OF The city Of New York hatter for time past
womb De thankful Tor any Information respecting him Iths
should meet his line addr ssed her Cherry
Philadelphia, PennA, would find her, a3O IA ,tobz
REV. Mn SpAhhY j, determined 10 90 the whole figure
~ against fopery lie hss commenced weekly paper 10
called he American AntLPepist" the low rice OF
ye,r, o. thre cent copy u ~ TO have the frat page
ennu likeness o the rope riding his bull Public u
d3o Itsec N' "'' w P''"'N" ''-o'S
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Corn Trade.

This marketin with all others the seaboard
are in rather inactive condition 1t is only at the west
in the wheat districts that any activity prevails and that
is wholly caused by speculation. to be in the
table OF prices that there is great uniformity throughout
the country and the speculative fever will have
very high to producean advance the present
PRICES BRE
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Domestic ImDOrtatlOnS

ST. MARKs-Brg Emene-l58 bales Holbrook. Mel
son co.'s enter cot9 Spear Vandenhof9o Waring
son-00 X l. Maitland co-64 Mel, Coe Anderson-la
Bryant Maand- box tobacco Aymar colo Perkins 4
Hopkins
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Passenger Arrived
Foreign Importations.

HAMBURc-Ship stephan-B Malmen, of istockholm; 2
Libarius Geagau; A Waltz, Hamburg Heinrich Mende
Schwerin-64 in the Storage
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90 READ THE FOLLOWING LETTERs-one
from General lac and from President Tyl
MON EY MARKET.
UN-a-l n mn


Stocks to-day went at all sorts Of prices, up
down. and the rest at old quotations The sales very
moderate, and the operators and operations indicated a
very unsettled state Of feeling Long Island advanced
per cent; Paterson b Harlem q Norwich I; Kentucky !;
Ohio fell of per cent; Farmers Loan !; Indiana Il Mo
hawk was firm old prices; North American Trust do
Illinois do.
The North River Bank has declared semi annual d.
vdend of three and aha per cent payable the 9Th Of
January.
Foreign exchange in good demand and prices very
firm at our latest quotations The best bills can be bought
for per cent.
The Chesapeake Bank of Baltimore, has declared a
semi annual dividend Of three per cent payable on tie h
of January.
The interest certificates of deposit Of the Franklin
Bank, Baltimore ceases on the LIST prox.
The receipts Of the Massachusetts, Western Railroad
Tor the week ending the 23d inst, were -
ssenFc' 5Nt 2o69 Ti
rre'sh's, nc, 1854 1886 100
The commerce Of Albany for the year lust closed
shows great increase that Of former years and ex
hios more prosperous and active of business than
has before existed The amount Of tonnage licensed
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Married.

On Thursday, 18th inst. by thel2ev Spencer H. Cone
NAHUM SULLIVAN and SARAH NJ, daughter of NJ IT.
Runyon, of this city.
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American Manufactures,
PRIcEs OF Domestic Goops

The demand in this market for domestics is not very
appears to be the usual transactions for h
season Of the year. We the present quotations
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Qgy- RESCUED FROM DEATH
Disease had laid the strong man low
He writhed in fortunes STRIFE
And through Times glass, with rapid now
Glidcd his sands Of life.
He scarce could turn from side to side,
film obscured his eye,
And all who saw the sufferer cried
"Alas! this man must die !"
But no; when doctors had essayed
Their utmost skill in vain,
Fen as for present death he prayed
In throes Of mortal pain
A friend (such friends, II Heaven wills,
BE mine, in danger dread
Armed with box Of Peters Pills,
Approached the patients bed.
He forced them down the sick mans throat
What need the rest to tell
Saved by the sovereign antidote,
The man, though booked for Sharon's boat
Within O month well
lry- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-The
J>pic Mixture prepared by the College Of Medicine and
Phaapacy of the city of New York is confidently
mend Tor all of debility produced by indul
gence Of any kind It is an invaluable remedy
Tor impoNnce sterily baroness (uness depending
on maliorhation Single bottles 81 each; Of hall
dozen so pa~<ed and sent to all parts of the Union
- Once oil the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, %
Nassau d w T. RICHARDSON Agent
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MOVEMENTS OF BREApsruFFs.

Inns exnlDs an extraordinary increase and Is lair
criterion Of the whole Union. II found impossible
last year produce artificial rise in prices in
of the immense yield of that year and there
still greater production this year. it folly make
like attempt at this late periodl With the growth of last
yearprces ranged the level with the
present curran rates and the prices to-day ought
looked upon merely nominal and kept for of
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MARITIME HERALD.
sailing Days OF the steam shIps.
Packets to Sail.


We shall favor if Captains of Vessels will give
TO Commodore RoBERr SILvEY, of News Fleet, Re
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken on their Passage List of their Cargo and
board them Immediately on their arrival Agent. and Cor.
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
Yecet
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EXTREME Parcrs OF BARREL OF FLOUR.

Markets. 1S13 l842. a.
New York, Dec. co.. "a 62Ja4 rs 81 62la4 rs
Baltimore, Dec. 49,. 90 al 25 90 al. l2l
Flour in reality cheaper than before and by
nexpng when larger sales begin to be made the sctua
price will be We look upon the attempt
advance prices as insanity for other than the
great production of breadsufs. All kinds of provisions
besides flour and grain abundant than they
were ever known be- and the prices of beef pork
ems, &c. indeed all hingsexcept potatoes exceedingly
chelp.
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og- DIR. TAYLoR's BALsAM OF LIvERwoRT

0y- DIR. TAYLoR's BALsAM OF LIvERwoRT
35Bowery is the only medicine to be relied for theure
to all and it will give you relief when every thing
else has failed This praise is awarded to daily and has
been reiterated by thousands from every part Of the Uni
ted States and refer to effected in this city
truly surprising where the had been given
the attending is not astonishing that
many young females well the harder sex are
permitted to go into the decline'' while they can avail
themselves of so sure remedy ask if friends are
chargeabe with neglect when they allow this disease
stealthy to undermine the constitution without nterpo-
sing this specfci Let say to ALL use in time do
be nducedt take any thing the lungs
leads on to rapid health Two size bottles have put
up SO that all can use almost without cost Buy only
above, Of Dr. Leeds l2S Maiden lane whose sigma
| ture is on the steel plate engraving
90 MEDICAL AID A CURE GUARANTEED
The members of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy
Of the city of New York established for the suppression
of quackery successfully treating all diseases
private nature according the mode of treatment
adopted by the medical professors of the different hos
rha gleet and oil diseases of the uretha permaaently
cured without mercury injury to the constitution
The consulting physician attends daily from O'clock A.
Terms-advice and all medicines required S.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY Observation-Disclosures living at a
closing $5 Postpad) will receive chest containing all
medicines requisite to perform cure, will full directions
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
once and Consulting Rooms of the College 81 Nassau
Qy- RECORDS PARIsIAN Alternative MIX
TURE-for the cure of primary secondary syphilis
and all complaints arising from to
cure. Single bottle 81; in of half dozen S6-pack
ed and sent to all parts of the Union.
Office of the College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 81
VS. CHARDsoN, Agent
90 READ THE FOLLOWING LETTERs-one
from General Jackson and one from President Tyler
HEaMrAcE, April IL, ls43.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-30

WANTED TO RENT--In Broadway store fronting ON
w the street between the Asor House and Wall street Al
dress with terms Box No 757 Lower Post Office da7 I'D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-30
SALES
THOMAS BELL. Auctions
(Sfsre No. 35 .dnn sfrsef.)


SATURDAY,
At l0H O'CLOCK, at the sales room,
Valuable furniture of all descriptions from family going
Also, beds bedding blankets quilts kitchen utensils
eh 20 cut glass pl.ted ware lamps Eandoss &c
Piano hsa. Foues-2 superb piano forei. s..
Also toys, in the sales gallery bsaus
ai IN ota assorted to suit the Juveniles and othew
@S S ssy .ns Port s.s
wood and mahogany including one tn ~ beautiful
instrument from the mandatory OF the celebrated Barmore
CothnsmAs three trunks valuable clothing suitable for
Jewelry-Also the remainder of the fancy goods. rich
ToysIAlso. stairs. German and French Toys.
a. lots 70 suit Tn being the last sale this year. t
At loh O'Clock. in the sales ROOM
Lase sale of valuable rich seasonabe fancy and dry
goods supsns Lon !Op PaI, broad beaver pilot
Also three and very superior quality wearing
apparel coats ever coats sacks pan'aoons yes coaks &c
MBmE sl,y will be afforded i9S the disposal Of
THOMAS BELL. IS Ann street
roYs rANt3 e TSGst Gt Arfssss .c-JAcoB
w M 10 a the
umpess lead nnces cafpeaters' do boxes
sa s .nS IN. ind
part boxes shaving do gamr do paint brushes guard
90 H
memorandum books, spectacles, beads, &c
Also, 100 set fine ivory and bone chess men,
Also fine snuff boxes and assorted
lots.
Also do. ladies' and gentlemeas dressing cases. ladies'
work boxes in assorted lots.
Also 80 lots fine caded cutlery viz: and pocket knives
razors, Sc
Caa ready, ard the goods examined till
the hour OF sale. d30y
VIM. W. SHIRLEY Auct
THIS DAY. Satud y Dec. 3Oh o'clock store
No Is Maiden lane, close balance of goods remaining,
fna v n es.. Of and
Dishes Bowls &c of Tea Trays aad Waters ivory
e and other Eue n sets and dozens silver plated Baskets.
hall and other Lamps and Lanterns, fine polished steel Fire
Sets and Standards rich gilt and Other tea, coffee toilet
dining SETS writing Dess Sc Goods must be during
the day d30 lt~rc
SPLENDID OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION-LEVY
SPOONER, will sell on Saturday evening at O'Clock,
at ISL Broadway, large catalogue of Ancient Modera
Paintings spenddly iamedthere very superior
pleasing subjects such the Madame Della seols Masda.
Portrait OF L anel We bser. &c. d29 2thec
FANCY SOAPS AND HAIR BRUSHES.-Just received
from auction 200 doz,as Old English Fancy Soaps the
article for shaving from rs TO IS Dozen $50
winch very superior and mnch improved by from 2H
| TO IS cents per dozen.
and from SO Sc dozen The above goods
bought bargain and will be sold
small advance IN lots to suit Call at No.
Cedar street M stars, near PEARL d30 lt%n
"A GERMAN TOYS AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Charles Smith will sell this half 10 o'clock
IN the store 3O Broadway of extensive
and beautiful of including mocha
meal box OF villages sheepolds railroads. for
thcations puzzles Of graces cabrol.ts
stables furnished houses soldiers, wooy dogs &c &c in
great variety including that fine and well
thy the attention of BUYERS Sale without
inots to suit private families aud small dealers dso -nc
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TO THE PUBLIC

An Injunction in the Court OF hancs'y Of Massachusetts,,
lately against George Roberts Times
and Notion, Boson(no related Thomas RobersJ
for fraud eu,y attempting 20 issue spurious article
fsmed and excellent Medicire PARIS Life Pills The Chan.
ceor, Judge story, after ordering the depdapt sc
Court ruled that the injunction be made absolute every
sought foheir tbs conduct
OF the defendant Ahoueh Agents constantly the
alert and the great difficulty and expense initiating labels
and around our boxes Of Pills strong safeguards
emed at any cost to protect ourselves cupidty Of
dsho and the public from the
imitation Of our Medicine
THOMAS ROBERTS SEQ,
30 lmrc No, 800 Broadway cor OF Duane 81 I'd h.or
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ExroRrs THE UNITED STATES rsR is42 AND 49,
To Great To To W. Of S9uO Tot TO
Britain E,ayce Eur. Eur. F'npfs

RECEIPTS, FROM SEPT. LIST, DATES, SToCK, A
Dates 1912 AND l843
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-30

from January December GOTH ls4s was l554s
tons This only embraces the licenses issued to
sells, change of ownership, for a renewal of old
licenses and comprises only about fourth Of the
amount of tonnage employed at the port.
NUMBER AND TONNAGE OF VESSELS BELONGING TO ALBANY
206 schooners, measuring 1858 tons.
1867 soops 4" 1883 +"
40 steamboats, i2946
"a tow boats, " 9,9% "
Is scows A." 975 &"
695 vessels, making 81, 394 tons.
In addition to this amount there is about three to four
hundred lake boats of about go tons each engaged in the
navigation of the river and canal.
TRADE OF ALBANY, 1912 AND 1913.
Tons Of Property left at .a9qny the Erie and ChHmplain
. Forest co. .asMcsre MsaG Mdss. Other art. Total
1872 sos ~ ~ 1886 1856 asss &, is sna ss ss
Erces. for isas. a7a9,
49, a s ssss SIS SIS ssss us s sssai
Excess for 1912. 2,aos
The value ofhe property cleared for 1913. sl77S47se
Anne vao of OF tine n be Ie
The annual message of the Governor of Maryland 10
almost exclusively devoted to the details of the
the State and gives very dscouragng report of the abb
lily of the State to surmount her difficulties
PUBLIC DEBT CT MARYLAND. Is4l
Stock b, airing Sir per Cent Interest.
So 900 900 issued to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
100000 Bait. and Ohio Railroad
10000 90 Annapolis Railroad
1890 Eastern Shore Railroad
66l $50 Susquehanna Railroad
$4,000 Tobacco Warehouse Interest re-
regularly paid.
Fipe per Cent Stock.
10000 University of Maryland
27,947 Pententiary.
$50, 1879 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
1862, 500 Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
10000 Susquehanna Railroad.
250,3ll "
$4,000 4"
$4,000 Sundries.
s,7lO Susquehanna Railroad
$4,000 Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
500, 900 Washington Railroad.
81, 100 Eastern Shore Railroad.
$4,000 Tobacco Observation-Disclosures regularly paid
l,0OO,O 900 Sterling Bonds, Susquehanna Canal.
3,2OO,OOO A" Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
3,20O,OOO +" Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
l,375,O00 q"
$4,000
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The above with hundreds of other testimonials
at the Pr ,prietor's Once. 3oi Broadway
This medicine be purchased Of all respectable druggists
through the United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-30

No 1913 Christie street.
This Is to certify, that have been afflicted for this twelve
years with the liver complaint and Dyspepsia and after trying
all advertised medicneslhen had to doctor who
onv pate he'd up At last the kind hand Of Providence
pointed out TO me The of PARIS Life Pills and after
attentyey and carefully taking few small boxes, began
TO feel like another bengaod ask be circulated
through the United STATES grateful am for recovery
from the grave. NJ FLING,
Christie
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09
Rail Road Line TO Boston.
NEW ARRA.N'G E.ME.NT
Forihe Newport, Taunton, Fat- Rirer, ,and
.Nclv Bedford
M ALL s T A G {,

"A STAGE will continue 10 leave Newport
a daily, Sundays excepted, at q O'Clock
a. NJ. and arrive IN Falriver nt II NJ; leave
FalIrlver at | O'Clock and arrive in Taunton
at 81 o'clock. The cars leave Taunton at
p. m. and arrive in Boston at u O'Clock.
Returning, the cars leave Boston daily,
Sundays excepted, at O'Clock, 4. NJ. and ar
rive IN Taunton, at q o'cloCk.-A stage will
leave Taunton at 8! o'clock and arrive in
Fallriver at l2M leave Falriver at ! =. NJ
and arrives IN Newport, at 4 O'Clock.
This stage intersects at Fallrycr with the
New Bedford stage daily, and arrives in New
Bedford at - o'clock p. m.
Returning, leave New Bedford daily, Sun
days excepted, ut . o'clock n. M. arrive in
Fallrlvcr at -, leave Fallriyer at o'clock,
and arrives IN Newport at 4.
Extra coaches furnished at all times on
reasonable terms.
RATES or FARE,
From Newport to FolIrivcr, s7A
Taunton, SI75
New Bedford, SI.7j
Boston, $2,75
Way fare in proportion.
Stage Book ht Messrs T.. Townsend's and
at iiassRrd's Hotels.
X. B. KlNSLEY g. Go. proprie;ors.
Newport, Sept, ID, 1872.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09
For Newport and Providence.

Until further notice
sMs%N-At the Mail stage will leave
GEyJLyE6@zG& Providence TOR Warren,
s.>>---f17esS-s--y-5 Rristol mud Nounprt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09
S 7 G v { S.

EOR burning WOOD or COAL, Manu-
n tacturcd at the Newport Foundry,
which for convenience or economy are not
surpassed by any cooking stove IN the mar
ket, for sale by WM. BROWNELL,
neat south The Post OGice.
N. II. The Public are invited to call and
examine FOR themselves.
NepL @
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09
l. l. A n y II l. =.

Sept. sab.
NOW is the time to purchase them. -
The subscribers have received their
FALL SUPPLY of red, white and
yellow FLANNELS- aud now offer
them for sale at pr,co much below any
thing cvcf before offered
WM e. COXLENS " CO
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09
For Sale Is aIIlzs or 10 Let,
find possession gipen the 25h March
nert,

'
nert
|TllAT pleasantly situated stand in liver.
ton, X. l., by the Stone Bridge, recent
ly owned and occupied as boarding house
by the late Capt George Lawton deceased.
containing about % acres of first rute land,
an orchard Of two acres of apples and other
fruit trees, with large two story dwelling
house, well calculated for boarders, a good
barn and other buildings, &c. The above
promises are not surpassed by any for a
summer retreat for Gentlemen and Ladies'
for fishing, iowlIng and bathing-in short,
there are but few such stands for making
money, it properly conducted. For other
information, call on the subscriber, in Ports
mouth. GARDNER THOMAS.
Portsmouth, Nov. 25, 1912
The subscriber concmplatcs, in the eyeEt
OF not selling said premises, building a large
addition to the house, 80 by 30 feet, 10 be
occupied for hall-also to make all ncces.
snry repairs for the accommodation OF the
tenant. g. II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09

WHITE Linen 81 Table cloths for -
w cents at No. 1872. by
]. NJ. COOK 81 Co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09

lllC hiulI StdDc WIZ ItuNt
GSJEE6@zG& Providence for Warren
.--.-----EsREEssss7==z--5 Bristol, and Newport
every morning (Sundays exccpicd.) at nine
O'Clock, A. NJ, aud arrive III Newport at two
o'clock Z. NJ. A Mail stage will also leave
Newport for Providence via Bristol and War
ren, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ. and arrive IN Provi.
dcnce at : o'clock p. NJ, in time to take the
Slonngton Cars for New York, the cars for
Boston, and tho stages for Woonsocket and
Coventry. This is the most direct aud cxpe-
ditious route between Providence and New
port, and passengers taking this line may
rest assured that every attention will be paid
10 render the ride as comfortable as possible.
The coaches are in good ordcr-good horses
and careful and oblging drivers. There is
now new horscboat al Bristol Ferry which
makes the crossing much more expeditions
and pleasant than formerly.
o. Extra horses and coaches furnished in
either place ut short notice.
Books kept in Providence at the Manufac-
iurers and Franklin Hotels; at Coles in
Warren, and Al Jones' in Bristol, and at lIaz-
ards and rownscnd's, Newport.
g. II. KINNICUTT, Providence,
:. MASON, Jr. Warren, Pro-
J. CHADWICK, Bristol, prie,ors.
JOHN q. WEAVER, Newport,
Oct. q, 1912,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
JAMES ATKINSON.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

OvFIcE $50, THAMEs-STREEI,
1T the head Of the CoURr, in rear oT .Messrs.
4. +. u w. .NsWtOn'S.
TERMS
$2 lin advance, or 81, 25 at the end Of the year
Ds SINGLE copY,sIx cENTs.ani
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-02-09
Real Estate for Sale.

- For sale on reasonable terms
E:A that valuable estate situate on
~ In Easton's point, next north of
- Dennis wharf The lot cx-
tends to the harbor, and has n depth of water
that renders the estate highly valuable, as
wharf might be built there, at a moderate
expense, that would be equal. if not superior
To any other in this place-thc foundation of
n wharf built many years ago is still rcmain-
ing. There is upon the lot large and COM
modlons dwelling house, in good repair, built
in the best manner, and of superior materials
HENRY Y. CRhNSTON, IiUsiec.
Newport, Nov. 10, 1912.