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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-01
ID. p. K,pprS, Secretary.

A celebrated coquette in this city, while maxine
calls lsst week, CHANGED to find one Of her femal,
friends absent from the fash enable boarding estab
lishment where she resided. The coqoette left ~,
"oard" as she thought, but loud laugh among some
gentlemen over wine' alter dinner proved that in
stead Of her she had left the Commercial ard
OF her father, who IS commission merchant A,
the bottom was The significant phrase mot totally in.
alplicsbe to the coquette herselO-"N b. Consien.
ments solicited, and advances made n--.7panp K,;el
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-01

We have received Hunts Merchants Magazine
sid Commercial Review for August, 1874, which
contains, as usual, valuable statistical and other in
formation of general interest
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-01

Plus, 1t is said that to prevent the plum from
being pdMotured by the curculic, the plums which
fall from the tree should be removed daily. The
trees under which the ground IS swept carefully eve
~ day. are said not 10 be infested
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-01

A lady having the misfortune to have her husband
hang himself on apple tree the wife of neigh
Dor Immediately came to beg branch Of that tree
to have il grated INTO one in her owo orchard for
who knows" said she, but it may bear the same
futi
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-01

FIRr At ST. LOUIS II he extensive rope and bao
ging factory at ST Louis, owned by Captain U,rpe1
was totally destroyed by fire on the Doth instant ~
All the buildings, part Of the stock, and 3 me n,
the bagg'ng and bale rope were consumed Loss .s.
timsted at 5000, which is covered by insurance
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-01

The PREspENr.--Tbe Norfod Herald states that
at the invitation of large number of the citizens OF
Richmond, President Tyler left Old Point on Tues
day morning in The st, amer Curtis Peck, for that
city.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-01

Tbs sALApN PrRArrs-At Halifax, Canada
Carr and Galloway, the two sailors Of the Saladin'
who were indicted for the murder Of Fielding and he
son, have been acquitted Fielding it will be recol
ec'ed, hrs' beaded the mutiny IN which The officers
Of the Ssladn we're xii Ell, and was af,erward. nm
cred by the crew
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-01

SENT TO PRnoN -Breedlove, HALLIDAY and Watson
the treasury note thieves recently convicted At N.o
Orleans, have been taken to tie Baton Rouge peni.
tertiary. f
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-01

:, Wrscossm.-A company of one hundred and fftv
Norwegians passed through Troy New York. On
saturday last, on their way to Wisconsin, via the
canal. ~" N"'
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-01

ClGAks.-l5,OW Havana Cigars, brand La Fra
gancia, OF recent importation and superior qlali.
ty, this day received.
Also on hand various other brands of good quality
Aliens fine chewing tobacco, &c
Together with fine assortment of Family Groce
res, at low prices.
w. M. RANDOLPH,
july D-eo5hi Opposite Browns Hotel.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-01

AN INDIAN LrcisLAroR.-The wings Of Milwau.
kie have nominated I homss Commach, a Brother
town Indian as their candidate for the House of Rep
resentatires.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-01

In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
BE usirT--IS sos-EssEsrtALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
THINGS oHARirr.-Augtlstin.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-01
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING

TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING
August a, 1874.
Amount outstanding per the records
of this office s2,l75, 4S7 So
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands
of the accounting officers, $500 90
s2I69 ,9s7 80
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, august /, 1874.
Il. l.. SMITH,
Register Of The Treasury
The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-14

Washington, 18th Dec, 1922"
 MT. Adams here evidently considered Mr. Clay an actor in this attack upon him, sfrom the seed time of 1874 to the harvest of lS22.,' and he seems to have been inspired with prophetic spirit as to Mr. Clay's exposition. It is likely to be postponed not only until those gentlemen, but all of us shall be sum- moned before that higher tribunal. Whether his opinion of alr. Clay's conduct, was we'll or iil-foanded may be inferred from the fol- lowing circumstances:
 In the summer of 1922, somewhat elab
The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-14

"Were Mir. Clay withdrawn, the result, as 10 the election by the electors, wouldsmost probably be the same or if it were not, it acoatd place n the Presidential chuir one of the present cabinet; an event which 1t was tle 5irSt object ofeNe .friends of .Mr. C7ay to pfeccat; not iii reference to the men, but the
The Arkansas banner., 1844-08-14

In April 1922, through some mysterious influence never yet explained, Mr. Russell's private letter, written in 1915, was called for by the House of Representatives but it was said 10 have been lost or mislaid Mr. Rus sell, however, furnished duplicate, and in June the call was renewed. On that occa- sion, Mir. B. Hardin, member of the House from Kentucky, IS reported to have said, that that this letter "Nould show the western people, in what manner their interests were disregarded or sacrificed; that the Commits sioners [at Ghentl offered to give up the navi- gation of the Mississippi to secure the Fish cries of the Eas.n
 Nr. Russell's original letter was now fonnd, and with the duplicate was submitted to Mr. Adams who detected many differences be- tween them which he exposed in severe commentary. The two papers and the com mentary were all sent to the House. and the effect was to discredit Mr. Russell altogether. MT, Adams followed up the advantage which he had obtained by Mir. Russell's alterations ol his letter, repeatedly insinuating as well in hls commentary as in his subsequent pubii- cations, that he considered Mr. Clay at the bottom of fife whole scheme A single ex- tract from his book on the Fisheries and the Mississippi, page 254, will be sufficient ,o prove this point, viz:
 ..Ihe persual of Mr. Russell's duplicate. disclosed to me the mystery of rnin which had been brewing against me. from the very
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19
NOTICE..

'iNllE subscriber respectfully gives notice
that ho has taken the stoto. cugnrr uf
Baulstrr's wharf e. Thames street, aud d.
r"clly opposite the Eagle Hotel where he
intends keeping general assortment Cf fruits,
preserves, J"lIrys. spices, calsupS, pickles,
mucotouI, vrrmacIlla, nuts. hult,cl and draft
al" ho'tcd cidcr, porter aGa beer by The
dozeu or single bottle bottled and fountain
Sudn Wnier, with or without syrups. by the
dozen or single bottle Havana aud Principe
fepars iino cat i"~Ing, Turkish aud
Anglican smoking Tobacco pipes. bird
Cages and blrl seed I; and a variety OF other
arictrs too numerous 10 mention. A share
of pubic palronagc respectfully solicitcd.
I. $ STANHOPE.
Newport, May 10, 1871 If.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19

rgNlIE subscriber having been appointed
4 Execu,rIx Of the Last VIII and Testa-
ment of William James Tillcy, late Of Mid.
dlctown, dec. and having given bonds ac.
cording to law, reQucstssall persons having
claims against said estate 10 present them for
settlement and to all persons indebted 10
make immediate payment.
CLARiSSA +. TILLEY.
Middletown, Sept. ;, lSli.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19
n DY's

Nov. as my hand is in. guess IN touch
y mp the dcIluJuonIs n lutIc ! would takd
1t ms grcu, favor. # all those persons who
are Indebted 20 nc, CIlhcr by Note or Book
Account. ot over three months standing
would call at the "Caplain's Office aud Set
tie B." cos ", wants tt does. NuH scd
GEORGE b. KNOWLES.
Newport, hpul II, lSii.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19
The New iOFk
Contribution >hsr Fire sss
aUranCc l'OEDpagiy,

Onirr, -N0. % IglaIl=Strett.
ENSURE Dwelling houses, Warrhou.os
aud buildings ~ general, merchandr,..
household furniture, ships building. shlps
~ port nud their caigoes, aud every d"scup
'ou of prrsornl property against loss e..
domag" bv hrr.
SMITH ROGERS Pr,Gini
r. w. MANrIN, Secretary.
DtRE,ToRS j SmIth Rogers, James Biisr,
james Mcbride, Iohu Adams, john llnggctlN
GulIan &. lcrpinurk, john Johnson, Jus'l.d
kcruo,h han, john | Palmer, Peter luuliurd.
Jamo. Mccall, Gub,u hcCo.kn, llrur, f..
rI,h, R,rb.n Nlihrr., William Scott, lrrl
n1rd ~u, Jam. pci,r / Nrvms, Rlchard ln,u
e Y : Euo."yrlr, f. " llul,ut, Go"rgr I
Pollen, N,llnm Colpatc, Lowell IIolbruok
The undersigned ace The only authur-rd
agents oi satd company ~ NcN?,r. nul
they nro prepared lo insure any ui lhr above
named property IA Ncmpori aud ~ vicinity
tho t"rms, &c, ui Insurance vii BE- mace
known on application to ne.
il J CRANSfON s. SON.
Newport F'h. lj, lciI.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19
The Atlantic House.

p,,v,-,s This new and eplendid House
f,TssfN is now furnished and open Io,
ns..bs5s the reception Of strangers, and
.tsssxEA all those who are seeking place
for comfort AT this season Of the year. II is
built on the site OF the well known place,
called the ; me House, in Portsmouth, is
three stories ~ height, and contains about 40
spacious rooms. The bed rooms and parors
are large aud airy, and are ~ feet in height,
varying from - to 20 feet square. There Is
n large Hall the entire length of the House,
suitable cor large Parties. Attached to the
House Is large barn and shed, and ten
pin alley. 1t is located on one of the finest
spots on the Island, beng only ) miles from
Newport on the Post Road, and commands
fine view of the Ocean and Narragauseit
Bay. TIE subscriber las spared no pains IN
furnishing tins House with new Furniture
and bedding, and hopes by strict attention,
he may share part Of 'he public patronage.
He keeps Horses ard Carriages to let, and
Horse keeping will be carefully attended to-.
Families can be accommodated with board
on reasonable terms.
BENZ. BROWN.
Portsmouth, July %, l31l-pm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19
TO LET,

E~--S The House in Duke street
AMss'a belonging TO the subscriber
STiSiss now in the occupation of 1t.
EssssE<ssi sfsx,as Cornell. 1t contains fifteen
rooms.-Posscsslo given the first Of Octo.
bcr Likewise, the lower part Of the store
in Charles street, belonging TO the subscriber
and possession given immediately.
Apply TO ABRAHAM BARKER.
Aug. S--lf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19
COstlYnissiGncrs' Notice.

wv T., the subscribers, having been pppoin-
w ted by the Hon. the Court OF Probate OF
the town Of Newport, To receive and exam
inc the claims against the estate of Wi'llnm
M. Alls,on late of said Newport, E,q, dec
represented insolvont. ard how they nre
made out, hereby give notice that six months
from the 9Th day of August instant, are al
lowed to the creditors Of SAID estate to bring
in and prove their claims against the same,
and Saturday, the ed day of November, and
Saturday the first of Feb. next, n, Q o'clock.
n. IN. Of each OF said days. and the office OF
Joshua Saycr, in said Newport, are appointed
by Us as the times and place of meeting said
creditors, for the purpose oi receiving aud
examining their several claims
RicuARD X. RANDoLpH,
JoHN q. WHiTEHoRNE, Comm'rs.
JOSHUA SAYER.
Newport, Aug. ID, lSlf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19
LOOK HERE!
Thcu do say here IS something tcsidc
smohs, IN ADVERYISLNG, and
guess PHhy Hond see ior my
seU--S0 brye roes
seB--So here goes


= hereby inform my customers, land that
they knew beforc.) aud all creation be-
sd,s, that am selling Goods as low, and
little lower than anybody else in town, the
qunlIty consdered-and dear reader, if YOU
have any doubts upon the subject YOU can
have them removed. by calIng on the sub
Scr,6cr. at his store N Thames street. two
doors NORTH Ut tae Perry Mil, whore y"n
WI fud q first rate assortment Of Family
OCEHiES-nmongs which. are liyson,
Gouug ilyson. and Souchong Teas, of va
nous qnaItrs and prices Crash"d loaf and
brown Sugars, Of the first qualny; Java
Cuba aud RIO Coffee; Boston aud New
Yor., city cured Hams and Beef New Or
leaua, Muscoyado aud Cuba Molassrs, &c.
and IN fact every thing usually found ~
we'll conducted i.IHILY GROCERY
STORE. Cali aud Soc
GEORGE B. KNOWLES.
Newport, Apul H. lSiI.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19
FOR SALE,

gysE a convenient House at the heai
fss.,ef Of Broad tsreet, with 1--WE rooms
Est,ks.s on each floor, and two lodging
szaAsJ5&A rooms in the Garret, well ar.
ranged for two families, or boarding House,
with wood and carriage House, and good
well of water. For further particulars en-.
qurc Of SAMUEL SMITH, or
SAMUEL. LEWIS.
Newport, Aug. -, lel4.-tf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19
J. NJ. SHERM AN,
lJ3, Thames Street,

NOULD invite the attention Of his Gus
~ toners to a large and spiendm asS9r-
mcnt OF Goods, just received from New York
and Boston, including Engllsh, German and
French BRO.4DCLOTHS, of every desl-
rable color fancy PLAID aud mixed Docsklns,
both single and double width French elias.
TIC Cassmcres plain and fancy American
do. plain and figured Sa,lnctts, and Vest
ings of the latcst styles, all of which will be
sold by the yard, or made up on the most rca-
sonnbIe terms. April 4, 1874.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19
yy9GbE. G,A.SsDi%G,

- THF NLFN, Fuk4HNUI TIT
ts,IlE subscriber respectfully informs ms
frrcnds AMI Ihc public that hl, Cord,n,
N,ch,ucs are now ~ excellent repair; ,hli
every attention VIII be- gwen to cad mi,
rolls Snaps Ho,i of M rrohS. speedily aud
IN the best manner, By an experienced work.
man.
Wool intended Tor his Mls. may be lcli
a, Samuel Carr's Ferry Wharf l. r. Lakes
or +. S,onhopc's, Broad street, Newport /,
and WIN. Vars. Bristol Ferry, whore the wool
will be- taken aud the rolls returned.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
". u. Wool should be oilcd with pure
sperm oll--il can Be done At the mills.
Portsmouth, May u, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19

PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
Court If ProLate, Newport, Sept y, 1914

Court If Probate, Newport, Sept. =, 1914.
DErER p. REMiSGroN, administrator or
L. the estate Of John Goddard, late OF
Newport, cabinet maker, dec, presents to
this Court his petition, in writing, repre-
senting that the goods and chattels Of said
John Goddard are insufficient by the sum Of
five hundred and nnety-lhree dollars aud
twenty nine cents, TO pay the debts s,ullowancc
TO the widow and funeral expenses Of sud de-
ceased, and praying that he may in his said
capacity of administrators, be authorized and
empowered 10 sell at public auction, so much
Of said John Goddard's real estate, as " III be
sufficient to raise said SUN with incidental
expenses.
Said petition was read and received and
the consideration thereof referred to u Court
Of Probate, to be holden at the Town Hall,
in Newport, on the fist Monday IN Oct.
next, at . o'clock n. M, and notice b. given
of the pending and prayer Of said petition
for three successive weeks in the Herald
pj The Times, for all persons interested there
in, to appear at said time and place aud be-
heard.
A true copy-Attest:
B. B. llowLAND, Pro. CPk.
Sept. 5-Iw.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19

Hs.svS The comfortable and well
&gr.s::a 5ulj dwelling mousse. situated
~:HGLiss ~ the corner 81 ihamc, and
80 T. Young suc,is, we'll known Il,
having been for many years the residence
of Mr. John G.. Nhu,hoiue The house
contains 3 room, "n rhp lower floor. wide
hall, ls.se kncucuauG wash room G,'ach'd,
md au cX',u.rve ttutc-roum. On the second
floor, > room, with CONVENIENT closets and
gaJrri above ior the storage nt inrnIturr,
sc. Thcr" l. also = large wash house with
non boiler, &C. apart troD The Eu.sc, which
IS used as bainng roOm-nu abundant and
never falling supply of water, being bf"1Ght
Ilo both Tie hu.se and wash roum from
fountain or rcsavolr Ot water. 20 feet square.
situated ~ Bowcry street and forming part
of lhi- property. There is a head of nom
ID to 20 tret uf water. which can al email
.rE,cusc be- uuv,rted INTO Hu uruamcutal
lounta.. IN li.c uarden IN" lot attached 10
the huU,e - 40 trcl on Young street, Gus
a. feet on Thames street; u contains good
garden, with grape vines, qpince trees &.
aid one OF the iurs. aSpafasnS beds ~ TIC
town.
Also lot adjoining the ABOVE premises,
measuring .3 lcrt on Thames street, - feei
IN the rear aud l30 feet on Howard street.
rhls 10, contains about 90 young aud tloul-
ishlug uulncr trees, and has - $50 fountain
at water. The ,uts are we'll fenced. For
terms, &C., Apply 10
/ RICHARD x. RANDOLPH.
] D
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19
FOR SALE,
FOR SALE,

GyH That commodious and convc-
t.,,a9 meet Dwelling House. situated
t,,,&t3 on the corner Of William aud
afffesGGR. Thomas streets, on the Hill -
The House Is Two stories high, is IN perfect
repair, aud contains seven rooms below, aud
five on the second tllor, with lodging rooms
IN the garret. The parlors and dlrnrg room,
are all Of good dimensions, and The house is
IN every respect well calculated for private
Boarding House. The lot OF land is about
40 feet square, and is bounded on Thomas.
William and King slroels. The situation OF
the above premises is ghtful--lhe view of
the harbor and bay being extensive aud uu-
obstructcd. For further particulars. enquire
Of JAMES A. CIR EENE.
Newport, Ang. -, lS4I.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19
FDlE SALE,

T,r-C The new house belonging 10
EFs:r. Abraham w. Wilson, corner
tlIJi of High and Sherman streets,
4. sss.s-.,ss...a5 81 by2l. The house contains
) rooms on the FIST floor, 3 in the attic and
, IN the basement The lot is 80 by 100
feet, with n good clslcrn, well of water, &c.
For further particulars enquire of
ABRAHAM w. WILSON,
on the premises.
Newport, July %, 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19
Farm TO Les,

Farm eO ECS,
IA On the Island Of Nashawina,
fsns6A comprising about twelve nun.
,,.,M3 drcd acres OF excellent grazing
-sfslAsSas4 land, with the dwelling house,
barn, CRIB, boat farming utensils, &c there
on, together with twenty bead Of cattle and
600 sheep. Possession given on the ist of
November next. For further particulars ap-
ply To ELIZABETH \. VERNON.
Newport, Aug. -, 1911 If.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19
GROCERIES,,
Now Landing and in Store,

$40 Boxes Havana Brown Sugar;
~ hhds P,t,o Rlco dc,
40 barrels crashed & powdered do
go Leaves do,
100 hnd. Mu'as.es
$50 Boxes soap,
30 Starch;
100 hbs Mr.s Beef & Pork
1900 Ih> n. Nulh Jams;
&pah"d and prkicd Tongues IL saimon;
!e0 Reg, it'rd
- do. Sairrntus
800 Bags C"!i'.e, various kinds
80 Chests linc Black a. Green Teas;
700 Boxes Manufactured Tobacco
Wuh n great variety of other goods. CON.
pG,pug 'h" LARGEST STOCK end hest
dss0gimDm II GcocerifS ever offered in New
po,r winch ehaI! Posllveiy be sold Cheap. ia
iots 20 s"it pArch,-r,s by
Il. r. " W. NEWTON.
June 6. lSIl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19

The subscriber respectfully
inform, hi. friends aud the

lh~' The subscriber respectfully
-4Ln.s inform, his friends aud The
.lss.E5 public. that hr has taken the
Tu,nmauy Ilhl !'arn, situated ,hogt ipie
from Newport. and - prepared :" receive
few hunrders h,r the summer. Tn, mousse
- heturiiuiiy luu4lod, aud me rooms are amy
and couv"ulrr 4 Tower, sixty feet high,
cuutglujug ~fNrrei stuurs hn~ ost been
Srrc,cd ou lbe summit Of the hIll, itom the
top oi WHICH, the aHrourdng country, the
ocean and t.".,d, OF the Vineyard are d.s
m,ciIy yw.b!, f: Two urw buw'IGg alleys, each
seventy f-,l ,rug, hullt ~ q very substantial
aud Guw manner, or" also attached lo IT,"
place. uud 40 pans viii bc pared to make the
nuu-e desirable one Tor yl-il1ie.
Ten pnr.i,t accommodated a; shGu notice.
Refreshments to De- had at all luu,o, Al
the Tow"r
The proprietor wishes y distinctly uud +.
stood har nn'h the Tower md alleys w o.! 20.
suunbly De ciu-cd on aGudny uud ihc pib-
hc are requested not to visit the ploac for
pleasure, tuai d'V.
SYLVESTER Il. HAZARD.
NcwPurl, Juiy =, iSiI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19
FOR SALE,

Jpv-a A Dwelling House ard lot
Issflmf OF land, situated on the easter
nfEah. ly side of Second sucet, East
on : Point
The lot is 30 fec, front by 100 fec, deep
The dwelling house Is = storles,36 by - feet
with porch - by II feet, also two stories.
The house has lately been repaired at an cS
2cnsc of nine hundred dollars and as the
interior has not been altered l. can be- fitted
up for a boarding house or private dwelling,
~ Il commands an extensive view OF the
hnrbor nnd surrounding country.
For particulars empire Of
ALEXANDER BARKER,
near lhc premises,
between Poplar and Elm streets.
Newport. Ju'y -, lSIi-tC
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19
Marble aud Brown Stone Mann
factory

EVE subscriber respectfully Informs h,
Gc' ds aud lhr public generally, that he
81. cnnilnHcs 10 carry on the Manutnciory
oi Marble and other Stone at the old stand
NJ %EZ, Tnrmrs-st., North end where he
wal mnu"i0riure Monuments, fo,nc ana
i!"nd stones OF the first qunlny of Italian s..
american Mlrblo s Slate, also heahhs aud
trcr e,oue work nf all descriptions.
Also, soap stone for lining slaves and
Crates all un tn" most reasonable terms.
Orders from any part OF the Country faith.
Tally y,e&ecu,ed.
PHILIP STEVENS.
.ewpou, May 30, leII -iyr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-19
NewP"rt, May !, Ie4t-NL,

IA FOR SALE-The Man
TrTt,9 sioa-huGse on Washington
sabAs. street, aext north Of the llon.
WIlimn Hunters and soHth Of Job Wibour's
boarding house. :Spi3 .apu-e ls con.eo,ent
for gen,eel funliy or tor boafdcrs il
was built by Capt Warren for his own use,
of the best nltcriais, white oak frame. with
large aud deep cellar, paved, and with II large
celar store room hiIh the privilege Of
wharf, also sea bolhlug ou lh" premises with
a view of NarragnnsCtt Bay. It's lsIand,
steam boats, ships and other vessels, pussmg
and requesting, g.. &c.
Z. TREVETT ,
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NOTICE.

TUST received from Naw York. q new lot
- of Millinery Articles, at ll2, Thames
street. corner of Church.
ALso-.4 ne,U P.a77'ER.N BONNET.
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". 95, Thames Street, corner
of Market Square,

;SllO has iusr received 20 cues fine cali
W s,wcd aud ucgpcd HDO7'S. excellent
FOR sr"n- and summer wear, winch you can
buy almost at your own price.
ALgo--4UO palr Ladies line KID nud Mo
rocco SIT heel Bu.Lus, mhdr bv Christopher
Robinson. Chpsl & Flanders rhr best mauu
mcrurer- u ,hc states: which Is y,riy 80 aud
up mistake.
I.uIr, French Nd snd Morocco Dusklns,
'ow lace and Slippers, very cheap.
Auuf which have bccu bought Tor cash
aud purchasers eau have 'hc snmc ~ n uny
5tr r,o,y pJrfuc, ol lhc manufacturers whole.
-a'c Casl y.ir,s.
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